Le Peep

Good food at a reasonable price. The eggs and potatoes were good. The biscuit was unremarkable and not worth the purchase. The service was attentive so that’s good.

I’ve been here a handful of times. This is hidden in a strip mall off the main road with a few local shops. I’ve never had a bad experience. It easily accommodates large groups. The food is your standard breakfast fare, meaning nothing was gross or fandamntastic. I believe they have a Groupon which is appealing.

Food is good, service is generally good but hit or miss sometimes. Very busy during rush hours.

This place was super tasty, affordable, fast, and overall just pleasant.
Fresh squeezed orange juice made our day. First my husband ordered a glass, he had me try it and we immediately ordered a pitcher and downed the whole thing.
Our service was great. We’ll be back!

Awful coordination when it comes seating. I came with a group of 7 and asked to be separated into 2 tables to cut down on the waiting time. I was told it would take about 25min. 20 min later i was asked if they could just prepare me a table for my total guest (7) I advised them if that would be quicker, it was ok with me. I then noticed groups of 5,4,3 being seated who came in after me. I doesn’t take a genius to figure out they overlooked my party of 7. On a positive note, I decided to leave and visit Noshville in Greenhills. My party of 7 was seated immediately, yep call it luck but ill take it.

My absolute favorite breakfast place! Awesome fresh squeezed orange juice. Service is always great.

This is my go-​to breakfast restaurant to take out-​of-​town visitors, because they are consistent, have a full selection of breakfast items, coffee is good, the bustling atmosphere is energizing, and the décor is upscale. You can’t go wrong with Le Peep for breakfast.

Amazing time at Le Peep with my dad! We got there around 9 – 9:30 (i heard they get really crowded) and we were seated immediately. I had a living social coupon here that i’d been dying to use and they have so many choices! They even have lighter choices for the «i want to bottom my jeans» person in you.
My dad got three small vegetarian breakfast tacos and i got the pancakes with eggs (lighter side). We also got a pot of coffee and instead of cups of coffee, they bring out a thermos! It was wonderful! They are so helpful, sweet and affordable. I completely recommend. Beautiful place to walk around too.

Went here a few times. Food was good but I was charged $ 10 for a strawberry fields shake. I don’t know what made me pay that much but I did and later in the day I called back and asked for the price of the shake and it was around $ 3. The person over the phone said that it was a new employee mistake and that she would give me two free shakes next time I went in. I went back a few weeks later and got a free shake from them. They are still on top a few bucks but I just wanted to let you guys know to make sure you check your bill.

Le Peep was le good. It wasn’t tres fancy, but if you are looking for le French, then look l’elsewhere. This is le American as it gets. I went with a party of 7, and Le Peep le delivered on their promise of le food and le drinks. The one thing I found le funny was that when you first enter Le Peep, there was a note on the door saying that due to avian bird flu, egg prices have increased. I find that le weird. When I eat le eggs, I don’t want to think about bird flu. But alas, I soon forgot as I entered and sat down. The service was incredibly friendly, and the food came out pretty fast. It was also served nicely and tasted good for a solid breakfast. If you’re looking for a solid breakfast spot, Le Peep is where it’s at. Don’t go le elsewhere.

First of all the stuffed French toast is great, definitely get that if your a French toast person. Otherwise the food is pretty good, nothing out of this world, but everything was cooked well and tasted well. Fresh OJ and a good coffee taste great as well. Good place to grab brunch in the area.

I really enjoy going to Le Peep on Sunday. Get there early to beat the church crowd. They have great omelets made «skinny» that are very good. My fiancé loves the skillets.

Decent brunch place. Have been to le peep elsewhere. Decent skillet breakfast. Kid friendly and they gobbled the chocolate chip pancakes.

This is a great little restaurant service was great the food was good like the fact they have more then just pork to choose from as a breakfast meat

Pleasantly surprised! Had one of the better late breakfast experiences to date in Nashville. The space was brightly lit and airy, service was excellent, and the food was great. Slight corporate vibe but that was to be expected, nothing wrong with that but I did wonder what a «Peasant potato» or «Mom’s Sassy Apple» was. The food was the real star of the experience though. Definitely looking forward to going back and sampling more of the menu.

Just OK. I had this place bookmarked for a long time, but I don’t get out that way at that time very much. Hubby and I had lunch here last week. I had the California Turkey sandwich. It was supposed to be on flatbread but it was more like a really doughy pita. I unwrapped the sandwich and ate the filling only after one bite of the «flatbread». The salad that accompanied was fine, it was a salad. My husband had more of a breakfast choice but it couldn’t have been too great because he made no comment about it. He did ask the server about the peasant potatoes that are all over the menu. She said, «They come frozen in a bag and we add some…» I’m not sure what she said because when it starts with «frozen in a bag», we both tuned out. I thought with a name like Le Peep, this would be a cute, French style bistro. It kind of felt like The Egg and I on the inside… or First Watch. This is nothing special and I would not choose to return if I was making the decision.

Second time here. First time was years ago and we had such a bad experience we didn’t come back. We decided on a weekday brunch, so why not give it another shot?
On a Friday about 10:30 there wasn’t a wait, so we sat right down. They serve water in carafes with lemons. Asked for one without lemon and hope that’s what’s received. I like the carafes on the table but wish the cups were bigger!!!
The menu is too big. And it tries to be clever, which it really isn’t. With so many choices I can’t decide or second guess myself. I settled on the migas which were basically egg and cheese goodness cooked with crunchy tortilla chips and served with beans. The actual entrée was great but the beans were cold and the server no where to be found. Also had a side of potatoes and dang that was a lot of salt. We both had a hard time eating the potatoes.
I would give it another try and just know to expect so-​so service and avoid the potatoes.

Their mimosas are good, but they are a bit on the pricier end for a grad student’s budget. (they do say that their orange juices are fresh squeezed, so that might be the reason for the price)
I went in with a group of friends on tuesday around 11 and the place was not as packed as I thought it would be. This might be due to its hidden location. Its hidden inside a plaza, but there wasn’t a sign noting that Le peep was there so it was hard to find.
I ordered the wanderer and I was not disappointed at all. The hash was perfectly cooked and topped with cheese and two sunny side eggs. MMmmMMMmMMM
Be sure to check out this hidden gem!

Excellent breakfast place.
It’s located in a strip mall that has some tight parking spots, so when it gets busy on the weekends, parking can be a bit of a problem, although there is additional parking nearby. The staff is pretty friendly.
The food here is simply amazing. It’s pretty much strictly a breakfast/​brunch place (and they close early) but they are really good at it. I didn’t even know what basted eggs were before I found this place, but I love them now. Even the potato bites that come with it are good. The veggie omelet was also very good, and the eggs bendict is delicious. I don’t think I’ve eaten here once and not liked the food much. I also tend to stick to the foods that I know I’ll like, so I haven’t sampled too many choices from the menu, even though I’ve been here numerous times.
The prices are very reasonable for the good food IMO. An order of say Eggs Benedict is pretty filling in itself, so you don’t really have to order an appetizer and an entrée of sorts to actually feel full here.
The coffee however isn’t that great, and seems pretty plain. They do have some fresh juices but I haven’t tried them out in the morning.
I took of one star mainly because they seem to have a bit of a backward policy in not taking on the phone take out orders on the weekends. The weekend is when this place is very busy with almost all the tables are taken and there is a good waiting period as well. This would seem like the ideal time where they can take orders on the phone so people can get the food and go eat somewhere else. I understand that this most likely has to do with the staff being over-​worked at a busy time, but that just indicates that the place is understaffed then. I’ve tried to go here numerous times on the weekends only to be discouraged by the waiting period and go elsewhere, but would’ve ordered take out over the phone if I didn’t have to wait.
I would recommend the food here to anyway, so so on the coffee, and wish they would chance their weekend policies on take out.

Le Peep was tasty!
My friend and I drove to Belle Meade after browsing the menu online and seeing the delicious looking photos on Unilocal.Le Peep is located in a strip mall, and there are some weird restrictions on parking; some spaces said 60 minute maximum parking, others said 30. Not sure the deal there but there was a garage close by though it would be a bit of a hassle to get there if you’ve already driven in the parking lot.
We made it in about 30 minutes before they closed (at 2pm) and ordered the crab cake benedict and dawn breaker. The dawn breaker was a scramble with mushrooms, bacon, tomatoes, cheese, and onions. My benedict was very large and was too much to eat in one setting. I asked if I could add spinach on my dish, and the waiter told me it would be no problem. Hey, I like additions at no charge! After I’d had half of my meal and my side potatoes I was full and took the rest to go. The dawn breaker was the perfect portion; just enough food. Our potatoes were a bit dry and had been sitting out for a bit, but we did come in close to closing and they were definitely winding down the food service, so I don’t want to give them too much heat and they still tasted good.
Our coffee was awesome and they have a giant orange juicer that I’m sure makes amazing mimosas! They also offer something called a cinnamon bun latte that sounded pretty spectacular as well as your other espresso drinks and smoothies.
I think I need to return to Le Peep so I can explore the crepes next!