"If you’re heading to the Denver Biscuit Company in Centennial (located right off S. Quebec St.), come hungry. This spot is part of the "Atomic Cowboy" trio sharing space with Fat Sully’s Pizza and the Atomic Cowboy bar which means the vibe is always high-energy, laid-back, and perfect for a weekend morning. ​ ​The Centennial location has a great "modern diner meets neighborhood bar" feel. It’s spacious, but like all DBC locations, it gets busy fast. The self-serve coffee station is a lifesaver while you wait, and the staff is famously efficient at moving the crowd along. It’s the kind of place where you can comfortably wear a hoodie, grab a mimosa, and settle in for a serious meal. ​The "Star of the Show" (The Food) ​The biscuits here aren’t just a side dish; they are massive, flaky, buttery pillows that serve as the foundation for everything. ​The biscuits here aren’t just a side dish; they are massive, flaky, buttery pillows that serve as the foundation for everything."

"Atomic Cowboy absolutely lives up to its reputation. From the food to the atmosphere to the service, everything came together for a great dining experience. I ordered the Beeler Biscuit, and it was outstanding— rich, indulgent, and packed with flavor. My fiancée went with a BYOB (Build Your Own Biscuit) with a side of gravy, which was just as impressive. The portions are huge, so definitely come hungry or be prepared to take some home. Quality and quantity are both top-notch here. To drink, I had the Smokehouse Bloody Maria, which was seasoned perfectly with just the right amount of heat to make it spicy without being overwhelming. It paired incredibly well with the biscuits. Service was another highlight. Rees, our bartender, was friendly, easy to talk to, and clearly knew the menu inside and out. His suggestions were spot-on and added to the overall experience. Despite being very busy, the atmosphere was pleasant and surprisingly not loud, making it easy to enjoy conversation without feeling overwhelmed by the crowd. Overall, Atomic Cowboy is a must-visit for anyone who loves hearty comfort food, well-crafted drinks, and excellent service. We’ll definitely be back."

"Atomic Cowboy is always awesome. Great food, cocktails, and service. We also love the self serve coffee bar!! We've had a bunch of good food here. The shrimp and grits, and the pot pie are staples!! We've h even had the pizza before and it was massive and delicious!! Atmosphere is fun and funky. Definitely a cool spot to stop in for breakfast."

"After watching some videos online, we knew we had to come by The wait was about 15 minutes, which was not bad but they did have corn hole outside to play with while you’re waiting. We were seated inside. Chris was our waiter. We ended up getting one of the whole cinnamon rolls to share as an appetizer and that did not disappoint so good so fresh you could taste the fresh dough. We also got biscuits and gravy. We got the Lola, the Franklin, the chicken cordon bleu, and one other biscuit sandwich unfortunately I cannot remember the name, but I have pictures. We got the hashbrowns and the cheesy grits with hot sauce as well. I love when you sit down that they bring you water so you don’t even have to ask they let you know that you can go to the bar and order your own drinks or you can go up to the coffee bar, which has all different coffee mugs and serve yourself so cool. The food took a few minutes to get there which was fine because we were visiting, but everything came out was fresh and delicious. The biscuits were like no other the gravy had a little bit of a bite to it and was really good all the other sandwiches everybody enjoyed we hardly had any leftovers. Will definitely be coming back 10 out of 10. Totally recommend bathrooms are clean there’s plenty of parking. Thank you Chris for absolutely amazing service"

"I really wanted to like this place, but the food just didn’t deliver. The biscuits and gravy looked hearty, but the gravy was overly thick, bland, and pasty. The biscuit itself was dry and dense rather than light and fluffy—definitely not the comfort dish I was expecting. The biscuit sandwich was also underwhelming. The biscuit again was heavy and crumbly instead of tender, and the fried chicken inside lacked seasoning. The bacon was tough and chewy, and while the side of jam was a nice touch, it wasn’t enough to save the dish. Finally, the wings were disappointing too. They came out looking overcooked and unevenly sauced. Some were dry, while others were drenched, and the flavors just didn’t stand out. Even the ranch dip tasted generic and watery. For the price and hype, I expected much better. Unfortunately, everything felt more like cafeteria food than freshly made Southern comfort."