Breakfast Is Coming Soon to The Service Station!

Picture this: the soft morning light pouring through our big garage doors, the sizzle of bacon hitting the skillet, and the smell of biscuits baking fresh in the oven. That’s the kind of morning we’re serving up real soon at The Service Station — a homemade, Southern breakfast just the way it should be.

A Taste of Southern Comfort

The Service Station is already your neighborhood spot for BBQ, burgers, and down-home hospitality — and soon, we’re bringing that same love to breakfast. Expect hearty plates, scratch-made goodness, and flavors that feel like Sunday morning in the South.

Here’s a little taste of what’s coming:

• Biscuits & Gravy

  Flaky, buttery biscuits smothered in rich, peppery sausage gravy — comfort food at its finest.

• Chicken & Waffles

  Crispy, golden fried chicken stacked on a fresh waffle, with maple syrup and Southern charm in every bite.

• Breakfast Sandwiches

  House-smoked meats, farm-fresh eggs, cheese, and all the fixings, served on toasted brioche or Texas toast.

• Southern Sides

  Creamy grits, seasoned home fries, collard greens, and more — all made fresh in-house every morning.

Homemade. Fresh. Local.

At The Service Station, we do things the right way: no shortcuts, no frozen mixes, and everything made from scratch daily. Whether it’s our hand-beaten pancake batter or our slow-smoked breakfast meats, you can taste the care in every bite.

More Than a Meal — It’s a Morning Ritual

Breakfast at The Service Station is about more than filling your plate. It’s your time to slow down, sip on some coffee, swap stories, and enjoy good food with great people. Our space blends the history of Old Louisville with a modern, inviting vibe that feels like home.

Mark Your Calendar — Breakfast is Almost Here!

We’ll be firing up the griddle and pouring the coffee real soon. Keep an eye on our website and socials for the official launch date.

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Your new favorite breakfast spot is just around the corner. Southern comfort, made-from-scratch, and always served with a smile — only at The Service Station.