Le Peep-Plano

Yummm the breakfast hit the spot! And the hazelnut coffee was amazing! I also loved how there was a carafe of water on the table.

Food was very o.k. Pheasant potatos had to be sent back, freezer burn, English muffin was soggy. Restaurant was not that busy for a mother’s day weekend yet took about 30 minutes to get food. Had it been hot at least we would have been ok with the wait Felt like we were eating cafeteria food. Omelets were descent but not enough to come back for. They are not the le peep i remember. Two stars is a kind rating.

Many different types of coffee to choose from, flavored creamer, great food and a friendly staff. ⁵⁄₅ would reccomend.

Really not impressed with this place. I went in on a weekday for brunch. The place was not at all busy but the service was glacial. I had to hunt someone down at the front in order to be seated, flag another waitress to place my order, and stand at the counter in order to check out (she hadn’t even brought the check to my table but after waiting for an extraordinarily long time, I decided to go up to the front without it). The waitress was clearly miserable with her job and couldn’t stand being there, much less attending to me.
The food was mediocre. I ordered the waffle and bacon with coffee. The coffee was pretty terrible, and the waffle and bacon were just ok. Not at all the yummy breakfast I had been looking for. I guess that’s the first and last time I try this place — there are too many other cute independents to go to that will gladly take my money and serve me good food with a smile instead of mediocre food with a grimace.

Great breakfast place. They have the best service around as well. They have some very unique breakfast entrées like eggs Benedict. And some other really good ones you need to try. Right on the corner of Parker and midway in Plano. Great place I recommend it for breakfast it’s nice and quiet and a good place to have a meeting

Le Peep had been a long time fav of mine but the two locations i frequented the most both closed. It’s been several years now since i have eaten there. I ordered a bacon cheese burger, paid a premium price, and would have been better served to have gone to McDonalds.
To me that says it all. My advice is to stick with the breakfast menu.

Looks can be deceiving– for better, or for worse?
Le Peep is an average brunch joint that offers a wide variety of familiar breakfast foods. The portions are on the generous side, however, the entrees that my husband and I ordered looked much more appetizing than they actually tasted. We ordered the Huevos Rancheros, breakfast burrito, dollar-​sized pancakes, and hash on the side.
My husband compared the pancakes to McDonald’s hot cakes. That should speak for itself.
The Huevos Ranchers and the burrito were both overly mushy and bland. After a while, it felt like I was eating something out of a high school cafeteria that had been made with canned ingredients.
Also the «flatbread» used for the Huevos Rancheros did not compliment the dish at all. It would’ve been way more delicious (and fitting) on a tostada or tortilla. The flatbread tasted like a pancake.
We used a Groupon so we got a decent deal, however, we would only willingly come back here if we were in a pinch.

Eeeeekkkk! The coffee was great and the meal was tasty. We were enjoying ourselves right up until the roach joined our table. We left. We will not return.

The food here is good, not great and the service is all dependent on the day and time you go in. I will say the text discounts are good, so make sure to register each time you visit the location. There are a lot of other places to grab brunch or breakfast that provide a better environment and service.

Awesome brunch! Can’t wait to come back again. will need to take a break and head out to enjoy a great lunch here. excellent service! Thanks all!

Great food as always. They need to have a more orderly check in and check out process though. There is one desk to pay your bill or to put your name on the list for a table. I saw about 8 people walk in and walk out because there were half a dozen people waiting to pay their bill so the prospective patrons thought that was the line to check in. I don’t know why they just don’t have the waitresses collect and process payment. Seems like it would go a lot smoother. Anyway, you cannot go wrong eating breakfast here. Very tasty and fresh.

My husband and I went to Le Peep for brunch, and we were delighted with the service, atmosphere, and most importantly, the food. My husband ordered the Lemon Ricotta Blueberry Pancakes, which came with his choice of breakfast meat (he chose bacon), and I ordered The Wanderer Skillet (Peasant Potatoes, crisp bacon, onions, tomatoes and combo cheese all topped with two basted eggs) which came with my choice of bread (I chose an english muffin). The pancakes were true to the description — perfect balance of lemon flavor, just enough blueberries, and fluffy — delicious! My skillet breakfast was exactly what I was craving — the potatoes were seasoned and cooked perfectly, and it was plated in a way that looked appetizing and not just a pile of food.
Our waiter was attentive, but not overly so. The table was clean and the atmosphere had the right amount of buzz to provide background noise, but without overpowering our own conversation. This location is not small overall, but the area where we were seated had a lot of tables. We were seated at the end of a table for 6, which potentially meant we would have shared seating with strangers, although we did not. Even still, we really enjoyed this restaurant and will go there again.

Great food and great customer service. Our server anticipated our needs before we had to say anything.

I have been here twice and love the food! I usually dislike Gravy but their biscuits and gray is delicious! Mmm Will go back. It’s a small place and not decorated much but they make due with the space. The check out process is a bit slow since you have to pay at the front. If you’re looking for a new breakfast joint to try I would recommend this one!

Since their last store in Frisco being a complete catastrophe (I.e the kitchen being so filthy that people got food poisoning, one person being my mother) and the store being shut down as a result I admit that I was very skeptical of coming to their location here in Plano. But of course their menu is full of comfort food and seems very inviting. I’ve been to this location now a few times and have been satisfied after each visit. The food appears neat and clean, the staff is pleasant and attentive. The hostess had been seating people by parties and not by time of arrival though, even with tables available for the appropriate party number– not really sure what that was about. She even wandered around the store talking to other staff members while laughing and having a full lobby packed. Several parties left as a result and I can understand why.

This place is located at Midway and Parker took me forever to find. It’s nice and clean inside. Our waiter name was Amanda and she was really good. I had a groupon so that is what tempted me to go. I ordered a egg Benedict Omelet with chicken, broccoli, mushrooms and topped with hollendaise sauce. It was ok it came with potatoes and a English muffin. The English muffin was ok. My friend ordered the chicken fried steak and she said it had veins in it. Not quite sure what that means. I would not rush back to this place no time soon. It’s just ok it is not anything to run too.

Really good. I have been looking forward to a visit to le peep for a while, every time I have tried to come it had been packed (mothers day was the most recent attempt, that was completely understandable everywhere was packed). I came early on a Sunday, it was not pack but there was a steady flow of people.
The food was good. I ordered the Belgium waffle combo, it was way more than I could eat. The service was great. I will be back. I really enjoyed the experience.

I loved this place! My main suggestion is to call ahead and be put on the waiting list so you can combat the crowd and be closer to a table when you arrive. We went here after a 5k with some friends and when I ordered the hazelnut coffee I didn’t just get a single cup, I got a whole little carafe which meant I could refill to my heart’s content. The hazelnut coffee was DELICIOUS and makes me wish I had seen if they sold the beans because it was just that tasty.
Their peasant potatoes are delicious, especially if you ask for them to be covered in cheese (did I mention I ran a 5k that morning?). Ha! I also had eggs and sourdough toast with hashbrowns and all of it tasted homemade and amazing. While I can barely remember what my friends ate because I was starving and entering a food coma of breakfast yumminess, they loved it too.
Service is a little slow, but I do think that its because they are understaffed and this place seems to always be packed. If you’re not in a rush on a weekend morning though this place has great food for a great price!

Not bad. Got the Salmon Benedict with peasant potatoes. The best parts were the eggs, hollandaise and cream cheese. I could of did without the salmon and English muffin. The English muffin was over toasted for sure.
I do like that there was a jug of water already in the table. That’s what all restaurants should, it is free. Plus there’s creamer galore! That’s how I enjoy my coffee!

After remembering what a pleasant time we had here the first time, my family wanted to try this place out again. I remember seeing this restaurant over and over again on Groupon but now I see why. The menu looks good but the food just isn’t sadly. Portion sizes are small for the price, and the quality of the food is lacking. Everything was bland, and eggs were overcooked. My sister ordered a dish where she asked for chicken on the side and there was still chicken in her food (she’s a vegetarian). Luckily, they remade it for her, but either way, we all left hungry and unsatisfied.