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To me this was an ok place to eat breakfast. I got talked into coming here for breakfast by my niece who said the breakfast was the bomb. My food was …
Mmm71264
Le Peep
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I went for breakfast March 15, 2015. I had the lumber jack bteakfast. My good was just ok, the potatoes and scrambled eggs were cold the pancakes are …
Morgan
Le Peep
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Mediocre breakfast. Four if us had breakfast at LePeep. Wanted to love it, but didn't. Over-cooked eggs. Undercooked potatoes. Burned sausage. Chocola…
State85
Le Peep
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9 Reviews on “Le Peep”
Mediocre breakfast. Four if us had breakfast at LePeep. Wanted to love it, but didn’t. Over-cooked eggs. Undercooked potatoes. Burned sausage. Chocolate chip waffle didn’t show up until after every one else done. They removed waffle from bill, but still charged .99 for the choc chips. And they were willing to recook the eggs as well, but I declined. Not a great first impression.
Great food, terrible service! We had to ask for extra napkins more than once, as well as our eggs being raw. They did bring out more eggs; however, you would think the manager would have come out and apologized at the least but that was not the case, unfortunate.
Very yummy!. Great breakfast place, so glad we tried it. Went on a Saturday at 10 and there was no wait! Service was good, and the food was great. I loved the Cajun potatoes! I had the sir benedict omelet and my husband had the eighteen wheeler. Everything was warm and fresh. The best part is the punch card- 10 dollars off when we fill it up! Love it, we will definitely be back.
Pretty good generic breakfast foods. The pancakes and eggs Benedict are yummy! However the potatoes come plain and are too crunchy and not hot. They give you your own pot of coffee and water jug. I would come back just to try the salmon eggs Benedict dish.
Thumbs down.. Sorry, Thumbs down. Had the Crepes, Suppose to be filled with Fresh Spinach, Mushrooms, Brocoli and diced tomatoes. They were stuffed with the spinach and the diced tomatoes and Peppers and onions, and just a tid bit of brocoli. All the veggies were the frozen type. Thank goodness I like peppers and onions, but again product was not as described. I could not find one single mushroom. The hollandise sauce was brownish, nothing like I’d ever seen but was tasty. I asked for a substitute for the potatoes or grits and of course I got the potatoes which I do not eat. I had to wait for the artichoke soup because the waitress said they were going to heat it up. Isn’t soup suppose to hot anyway? Tasted like it came from Trader Joes. Would not eat there again and believe they will be out of business before long. First bad sign that the place had very few patrons and it took way to long for the food. My lunch mate was not that pleased either.
Welcome new breakfast provider…I do welcome you. I didn’t care for my food though. It was nicely presented with care but lacked any kind of flavor. I had the French toast with eggs/bacon and cheese grits. Your take on one of my favorite dishes was a bomb with me. The bread was like soggy eggs. The grits had no flavor. The eggs and bacon were pretty good. I loved the atmosphere especially for having a nice family or business breakfast. I would eat here again but would not order the French toast. Best of luck! I really am glad there is another breakfast place in Greenville. Maybe we can swop a sushi bar for a breakfast place.
Great Breakfast Menu!. This new restaurant is in a very hany location for those of us who have to contend with The Parkway and/or Pelham Rd traffic eaxh morning. It’s at the North end (Toward WalMart) of the strip center whixh houses 5 Guys & Fries if that helps locate it. This place is CLEAN, has a staff of friendly, efficient waitpersons and a broad selection of great breakfast entrees prepared correctly. They serve the best Eggs Benedict I’ve found in Greenville and at reasonable prices. This is a franchised chain, but the local franchisee takes an active, personal role in the management. The fact that they open at 6:30 AM makes it easy to enjoy a good, hearty breakfast on the way to work.