Tudors Biscuit World

Reviews

• Nick H.

  star star star star_border star_border 9 June 2026

  This restaurant is the only place to eat at Yeager Airport. It sits just outside of Security/TSA. It is decent in size and holds probably about 50 people. It connects to a full bar.
  
  They have a variety of items to choose from. The "Big Italian" special is pretty good. For about 7 bucks you can get a pretty yummy mozzarella role and coffee with refills. The biscuits are suppose to be a specialty, but I found them to be AOK.
  
  Free wifi and I found one electrical outlet in between the restaurant and the inside entrance to the bar.

• Micah R.

  star star_border star_border star_border star_border 31 May 2026

  Wish there was a zero star option. Received a microwaved biscuit after waiting at the front for service while employees talked in the back.
  
  I understand this is an airport location and they may not anticipate repeat customers but it is important that they conduct their business with integrity and a passion for what they do.
  
  Should just close it down.

• Nathan M.

  star star star star star 30 May 2026

  Please indulge me with this review.  As a foodie I, like many of you, pride myself in loving good food that has been expertly prepared and served with the highest level of service.  None of this exists at Tudors.  Simply put Tudors is MY greasy spoon, reminds me of home (WV) and is a heart attack on a plate.  That being said I can give Tudors no less than 5 starts because it is by far the BEST greasy spoon there is.  The closest Tutors to me is 2000 miles away which make a trip to Tutors a special event when I'm visiting family in my home among the hills.  The key to Tutors is the buttermilk biscuits which are the best I've ever had.  But the biscuit is only the foundation...its the start to building an amazing sandwich that satisfies any greasy spoon craving a foodie could have.  My go to is the Peppi.  Simply yet elegant.  A biscuit with pepperoni and melted cheddar cheese (dripping off the sides).  Other favs are the country ham and cheese, the Tootie (country ham, egg & cheese) or finally the apple biscuit.  They also sell breakfast platters but for me the buck stops with the sandwich.  I would say more about this oasis in the desert of McDonald but my mouth is watering and I don't want to drool.  Work out a little more or drink water for lunch but don't pass up an opportunity to experience a Tudors Biscuit World when in WV.

• Beverley F.

  star star star_border star_border star_border 19 May 2026

  We took my brother to the airport, Tuesday, November 7th, 2017. We decided to have breakfast while we waited for his departure.  I had the country breakfast, and my husband and brother had gravy and biscuits platter.  I then decided I wanted a biscuit with gravy, not the platter they had, just a side of gravy.  My breakfast came with a biscuit.
  
  Now I realize airport food is always more expensive than other locations, but hey, it's Charleston, WV, and it's Tudor's Biscuit World!!!
  
  Their biscuit and gravy platters were $3.89 each.  My husband went to get me a side of JUST gravy, and it was $4.12!    REALLY???   Never again!!!

• Suanne L.

  star star star_border star_border star_border 17 May 2026

  After seeing Tudor's commercials, I was curious how this regional chain measured up. It is usually paired with a Gino's Pizzaria. My flight was delayed so I stopped in to try it before going through security. Tudor's is the only food option in Yeager Airport.
  
  Unfortch, the biscuit just wasn't tasty. It had a dense texture, as if the bread was microwaved. The sausage patty was clearly frozen and dessicated, but had a nice spicy kick. But overall, it just wasn't good, even going by my Yankee knowledge of biscuits. The saleswoman also took forever and a day to count my change.
  
  Pros: the food is cheap and has large portions. There are about 50 seats and they're homey feeling. Its a little bit better than sitting in the airport gate.