Le Peep Restaurant

Wish I could give –stars! HORRIBLE!!! Worst service consistently! I’ve called in to-​go about five times to give them a 2^nd, 3^rd, etc chance and they have screwed it up EVERY time! They have left out syrup (dry French toast is NOT good), given me the wrong order and more. Today was the last straw… I called in an order and then ran errands… They said 20 min so I gave them 30… I go to pick it up and they had not even put in my order!!! Then told me it would be 30 min!!! Don’t go here!!!

Very crowded for some reason. Water tasted bad on the container that is shaped so it is hard to clean. Food was just OK. Giving 3 stars was tough to do. Leftover Marcos pizza the next morning is better than going here.

Egg-​cellent! The food was just as amazing as the service! They have this south hospitality thing down to a science. I actually had the opportunity to meet the owner… he was so humble that he was serving tables as well as working the cash register! I give this place 5 stars and I recommend le peep to anyone who wants great food at a great price point!

I had a post-​Christmas brunch with my mom at Le Peep and I was NOT disappointed! Our server, Cash, was very friendly and helpful and frequently checked in with us to make sure we had everything we needed. He went above and beyond to get everything right; making a fresh pitcher of sweet tea for me with the perfect amount of sugar, seeing to it that my burger was cooked exactly how I like it, and assuring us that if we needed anything else he would be happy to help. They were out of their rewards punch cards, but Cash gave me a handwritten voucher to keep until they got more in. As for the environment, the restaurant was clean and quiet. This is the perfect place to enjoy a nice, peaceful meal! Unfortunately, I’m not close to Pelham Road, and I don’t get out that way much, but if I am ever near Le Peep again I will most definitely visit again! Thank you for a great experience!

My husband had the eggs Benedict and I had a potato skillet. Sorry I don’t have the exact name. My husband and I can be picky and the food was great. It was a little on the pricey side but the portions were pretty filling. The service was great. Over all we enjoyed our meal, the fresh squeezed oj, and the latte.

This joint had a hit or miss rating with me. My husband and I tried this for the first time and very disappointed. With a name like Le Peep you would expect a french influence on the menu but other than they served two variety of crepes none existed. I even went to the website to find the significance of the name to no avail. They only exaggerated about how fresh their ingredients are… if you mean fresh out of the can and cooked today… then yea ok in their world it’s fresh. They had some good aspects going for them such as a nice décor and friendly staff. But the smuckers brand jelly singles on the table and the moo-​moo half & half cups screamed cheep diner.
The only thing good I can say about the food was the Texas toast was cooked and buttered how I like it but it was tiny slices. The food wasn’t horrible either it was just blah… nothing I ingested was mouthwatering and had my pallet begging for more. I would not go out if my way to come back. But if I were nearby I would prefer to eat there than the waffle house.

I was not impressed. So many other great brunch restaurants to choose from that are cheaper and have tastier options.

I have visited several times. The parking is terrible when they are busy. Our server was great, but the kitchen was not pumping out food fast. We and others waited 30+ minutes for food. It’s nice having gluten free options, but I substituted a regular English muffin for a gluten free and the kitchen didn’t read the ticket. I was sick all day. If you are going to serve to allergies, the kitchen needs to be more careful.

What is the big deal? It was a busy but my food should come out earlier. Waitress noticed as soon as she placed it before me that’s was wrong. Oh well the grits were tasty.

I would go back for the gluten free toast with fresh berries. This is a standard breakfast eatery with good coffee and good customer service. It’s not particularly memorable, but I would never shy away from enjoying breakfast here.

The French toast was amazing, the eggs wonderful and service was great! I loved everything about this visit, I will be back!

I liked this place. I’ve enjoyed breakfast at Le Peep before. The only disappointment was the pancakes. They’re so fluffy that they fall apart.

Very tasty treat. Mexican burrito was fantastic. The sweet potato fries are tasty. The atmosphere was great.

I was here several weeks ago with a friend, who had also never been here. And of course we went on the busiest day: Sunday. It’s properly been advertised as THE day for brunch, so what can I say?
When we got there it was, understandably, packed. Our wait time estimate was something like 30 – 45 minutes around 1:30pm. The menu isn’t a huge one, and they definitely lean more towards savory breakfast items. You’ll find classic southern selections, like biscuits and gravy and chicken fried steak, but also a few more unusual things like a breakfast burrito and breakfast tacos. I settled on sweet, stuffed French toast, with custard. It was delicious!
My companion ordered the breakfast burrito, which we had trouble procuring. First, my French toast came out. And 10 minutes later, he hadn’t received his food yet. Then when they brought it to the table, it was the taco plate, instead of burrito. So by the time he got his food (about 20 minutes after I got my own), my hungry hippo self had already eaten my food. I sampled some of his food, and the burrito was pretty tasty. A huge Moes-​sized burrito with cheese and meat and eggs inside.
They rectified the situation, though, by comping us the burrito. So I thought they definitely handled the situation well, and they were very apologetic. The server, despite the mess of people everywhere, was pretty good at refilling the water glass (they give the table a large vase of water), and prompt with service in general. I think I would come back again, but maybe not during the brunch rush.

It was nothing special. My eggs, which I requested cooked over medium, still had some gelatinous-​looking whites. The corned beef hash was incredibly salty. Luckily, when I mixed the eggs and the corned beef hash together, I didn’t notice either too much, at least not enough to prevent me from eating them.

I’ve given this place a couple of tries. I ordered the same thing both times. They make it seem like eggs are their thing, yet they can’t correctly cook eggs over medium. The first time they were undercooked. My second visit, they were overcooked and my potatoes were ice cold. However the sausage links were very good.
I’m pretty sure they leave you with carafes on the table so the server hardly has to check on you.

This place is hit or miss. The waffles and potatoes were very good. I’ve had french toast there and it was raw, had old stale coffee and the waitress never came back until our food was ready. Other than the potatoes the rest of the food was kind of bland. Seems like the blue haired crowd really likes, but left a lot to be desired.
The restaurant is very pretty, and not to hard to find but it is rather small inside a smallish shopping center.

The service was good. I wish I could remember the name of the young lady who served us. She was an African-​American young lady around 23 years old. She was attentive and helpful.
Food: I ordered two pancakes, home fries, and bacon. The quality of the food was cheap. It’s as if they purchased generic food items and are charging full price for them. I know the potatoes were frozen because I use very similar Ore-​Ida frozen hash brown potatoes at home. The pancakes were average and the bacon was undercooked. My breakfast companion had a waffle, bacon, and eggs. Apparently, if you want «real» eggs you must specify otherwise they cook those carton eggs. He thought his breakfast was ok. Not sure if I would return to eat breakfast maybe I’ll try lunch.

Had an amazing brunch at Le Peep on Saturday. Service was awesome and the food was spectacular. If you get the breakfast burrito, make sure you’re hungry! The worst part was that there were several things on the menu that we’re really appealing and we couldn’t order them all.
One of the kitchen staff came out to meet us and she was very gracious and personable. Never once did we feel like we were in a «chain» restaurant.
We’ll definitely be back. Soon.

Great breakfast. I had the taco Duo, it was delicious. So nice to see this
chain here in Greenville. Crepes are yummy too. Hubby had chicken Fried steak, with two poached eggs and potatoes. They have lots of healthy options too. Friendly and happy staff!