Fair Portions Restaurant & Catering

🥐 What’s so special about the biscuits everyone in Camden County keeps talking about?

In Episode 115 of Get ’N’ Your Business, host Alison Shores sits down with Spencer Wallace of Fair Portions Restaurant & Catering to talk about the passion, people, and purpose behind his growing Kingsland business.

Spencer shares how cooking alongside his mother as the youngest of five boys sparked something that stayed with him. Years later, while playing college basketball, cooking became a way to relax, experiment, and bring people together.

Today, that same passion is behind Fair Portions, where Spencer focuses on fresh food, personal service, and making customers feel like more than just another order.

In this episode:

• How Spencer first learned to cook
• Why cooking became his form of therapy
• Creating flavors beyond simply following a recipe
• The story behind Fair Portions Restaurant & Catering
• Why customers keep talking about the biscuits
• Sausage, bacon, fried chicken and pork chop biscuits served all day
• Fresh-made lunch and dinner options
• Spencer’s approach to keeping food fresh
• Customized catering for parties, businesses and events
• His desire to give back to teachers, nurses, firefighters, military members and others serving Camden County
• The challenges and rewards of becoming a business owner

Spencer’s message is simple: come try it for yourself.

Whether you’re stopping in for one of those famous biscuits, grabbing lunch, or looking for catering for your next event, Fair Portions is all about fresh food and taking care of people.

🎧 Listen to the full episode and get to know Spencer Wallace and the story behind Fair Portions Restaurant & Catering.

Then stop by Fair Portions and find out for yourself why everyone keeps talking about those biscuits.

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Get ’N’ Your Business is presented by the Camden County Chamber of Commerce.