The Sassy Biscuit Co., downtown Billings’ brunch restaurant with southern flair, shuttered their business Thursday, after years of detrimentally low sales following the COVID pandemic of 2020.

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I was heading downtown to meet my friend Val for lunch at The Sassy Biscuit Co. in downtown Billings. Running late, I opted to park the car as close as possible rather than circumnavigate the ...

The idea to bring The Sassy Biscuit to Dover was presented to Johnson by her eventual business partner Ronni Slavin Perkins, who visited Johnson in Billings to share her vision. In 2019 ...

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Yet, when she and her husband DeMarco landed in Billings, she started something that wasn’t so easy to relocate. Originally from Syracuse, New York, Hall-Johnson opened Sassy Biscuit in 2018 in ...

is the second Sassy Biscuit Co. location. Their first restaurant is located in Billings, Montana. “That’s been part of the mission, we’re in two predominantly white states, but no one seems ...

The first Sassy Biscuit opened in early 2018 in Billings, Montana by Jilan Hall-Johnson and her husband, DeMarco Johnson. Hall-Johnson said that she first saw the opportunity to open a business in ...

This is the second location for Sassy Biscuit; the original opened in Billings, Mont., where Hall-Johnson’s husband, DeMarco Johnson, was stationed while in the Marine Corps. The two met in ...

The restaurant’s flagship sister location in Billings, Montana, remains open. Jilan Hall Johnson, owner of the Sassy Biscuit Co. The Dover location in the Orpheum building opened in August 2020 ...