Le Peep

We had a catered lunch from Le Peep for a meeting at work and it was alright. Perhaps it was the fact that it was catered as I haven’t been there to eat but the food was overwhelmingly meh. I plan on going to the actual restaurant and trying the whole experience but as for now… a resounding meh.

Le Peep, as always, is functional as a breakfast spot. Fast service, decent food, pretty consistent checking by the waitstaff. Nice addition away from the College Blvd location.

Had breakfast there a week ago and really enjoyed it. The service was very good from a very «bubbly» waitress. I had the Down Home Sausage Pie, which is a type of skillet dish with potatoes, eggs (I got mine scrambled), cheese, tons of sausage, ect. A hearty country-​style meal for sure. The selection of specialty lattes was impressive and the drinks themselves were HUGE. They also had a large variety of juice selections you don’t normally see. I hate it when all a restaurant has to offer is orange or apple. The prices were average but the portions of everything were well above average. I will definitely go back on my next trip though KC.

Nice brunch spot. It can be a bit noisy, but the sound is somewhat ameliorated by the chin-​high room partitions that divide the space into several smaller areas, which makes it seem cozier & less like a mega-​diner. I had a very lovely eggs Benedict with salmon, and a delicious chai latte, both of which were excellent & served quite promptly. It seems a bit pricey for what you get, but not outrageously so… I’ll probably be back sometime when the hollandaise starts calling my name again.

Boo is about all I can say to this place. I’m not judging all Le Peep’s as a whole, just this one, and the service is what really killed the place.
So we had a party of 7 for lunch on a Sunday, the person that got there first put in our name, and no one asked if everyone was there. The table was ready before everyone arrived and my friend told the hostess that the rest of us were about 4 blocks away, the hostess was very rude and said they don’t seat incomplete parties and went on to list every policy the restaurant had, funny, she should have done this first. Then she sat the couple, the manager was also aware and unhappy about the incomplete party, this unhappiness traveled to the waitress — yay for an entire staff of disgruntled people!
The rest of us arrived, the hostess accosted me when we arrived as I simply started to walk to meet our friends, she acted as a prison guard might be expected to act — not letting anyone by without a rude encounter, and then more rudeness from the server when she ASSUMED we would need separate checks — when indeed we did were paying as 1 rather than in couples.
When I asked if they had a children’s menu (for the child) the response was «yes, why, do you want one»? I would have liked to have responded, «no I am simply taking a survey» but I did not want to end up with an even more unsavory experience!
Getting an extra napkin, or even the correct amount of silverware for our table was a momentous task.
Everyone that works at this place appears to be pissed off. If you’re angry by nature I highly recommend applying for work at this establishment.
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That was gross. Potatoes were defrosted but never really browned. They screwed up AN ENGLISH MUFFIN! How is that possible? well it was like they put it in a toaster or maybe just left it near something warm so that it was like 70 degrees but never got anywhere near «toasted» and then some vegetable oil must have spilled on one end because there was a greasy tasteless stain on one side. I guess they were attempting to remind me of butter. The whole thing was like chewing on an envelope.

We bought a Groupon for this place and decided to give it a try. It was okay, but nothing terribly special. The service wasn’t terribly great, but the server seemed like she might have been new. The atmosphere is definitely very brunch-​y. It has a homey, country feel that is laid back.
She only came to our table to take our order (another server brought it our), ask if our food was okay (at which point my fiancé inquired about the potatoes he order on the side and she had forgotten), and give us our check. I was definitely disappointed about the lack of soda refills.
However, the food was pretty decent. My fiancé said his breakfast tacos were blend, but I ordered the California Turkey and a side of fries and it was pretty good. They weren’t skimpy on the turkey or the onions I asked to be added.
Overall a decent place, we might grab another Groupon for it down the line.

Bought a few Groupon’s here so figured I’d try this location. Very quick service, and a nice, comfortable atmosphere. They have a ton of options on the menu, I opted for blueberry pancakes. They were light, fluffy, and stocked full of blueberries. I was actually surprised, figuring they would be not as high of quality in a chain breakfast/​lunch place.
The only confusion here is they don’t have a host stand, so people arrive and get in the register line instead. Making an investment in a podium might be a good idea. Other than that, another decent breakfast/​brunch option in JoCo.

The beautiful Deana «Cupcake» W. and I stopped here because we had a Muncharoo. What foodie (the woman) doesn’t like Le Peep for breakfast? What country boy (the man) doesn’t like half off? Well, there were no disappointments this day. The gorgeous one selected the Maryland Benedict; Maryland crab cake on an English muffin, topped with a perfectly basted egg and the obligatory Hollandaise. Not sure the exact words she used to describe it, but «divine» would pretty much present her thoughts. I selected the Belgian Waffle Combo. A pedestrian choice, but every bit satisfactory Yes, my tastes are simple, but I know what I like; gorgeous redheads and simple breakfast. Check and check.
Give Le Peep a try. Be you foodie or regular Joe, you won’t be disappointed. Beware, though. You have to bring your own gorgeous redhead.