Le Peep

Wood was my server, I ordered the biscuits and sausage gravy, 2 eggs over easy, and the fries potatoes. Best gravy ever at a restaurant! The coffee seems freshly brewed and high quality. I only had 1 issue, I forgot to take a 📸 of my meal! Next time, I'm in the area I will stop in. 🥰🥰🥰🥰

Good place to eat breakfast in Nashville! They have great priced full breakfasts that include eggs, bacon or sausage, a side like yummy shredded hash browns, regular hash browns, fruit or even oatmeal and an toasted english muffin. Fun and inventive menu. Good cappuccino and the orange juice is delicious. The french toast with bacon can be hit or miss depending on the temperature it is served. They also serve great pancakes or waffle breakfast. If the food can’t be hotter I wish they would at least put it on a warm plate. Great hard-working servers and kitchen staff.

If you want an awesome breakfast spot with really good food, look no further. Situated on the west side of Nashville. They do excellent breakfast, the standouts being their custard stuffed French toast, their pancake of the month (currently bananas foster as of Nov 2022), and their cinnamon roll. I got their lumberjack breakfast. I chose 2 over easy eggs, bacon (one of the crispiest and tastiest bacon you may have), potatoes, and 2 super fluffy pancakes. For $15, it’s a great value for the amount of good food you get. Make sure you join the waitlist online as soon as possible! On the day you want to go because there will be a decent wait. Parking is a little tricky, all the open spots are timed between 30-60 minutes depending on the signs. They also have a free parking garage for longer parking.

We love LePeep because it is a great neighborhood bunch place. The people are always friendly and the food is good. I like the classic Eggs Benny and Spicy Mary best. Plenty of parking because it is not in a touristy area of town.

A+ for having an entire gluten free menu to choose from. French toast was delicious. Our server was prompt to fix the dirty mug that was brought to our table. The wait was not as long as it appeared when we first got there on a Saturday morning.

This was the first restaurant I've ever been able to order gluten-free French toast at, so I'm giving them five stars based on that alone! Service was excellent and they even had a special gluten-free menu with lots of options for those with food sensitivities.

I paid $23 for this? I tipped very well and am always more than polite so I'm not sure if this is because I ordered takeout or if this is their usual. I definitely expected better from an almost 4.5 star rated restaurant. Plus I'm still hungry, what a shame. Taught me to always look before leaving. Will not return.

We're in the area and thought we would try it out. Arianna suggested the French toast for my. Wife and I choose the Monte Cristo Crepes. Slight wait to be seated, but the food and service were excellent.

My gf and I were visiting her gpop at Saint Thomas Hospital West for his recovery of surgery. We were hungry and needed some brunch. Found Le Peep - the atmosphere and decor was a goody vibe. Friendly and consistent staff. The food looked yummy & was delicious! No complaints! Recommend for breakfast/brunch.

Despite its faux French name, Le Peep is not haute cuisine. It's a decent traditional breakfast or brunch. My main criticism is the absence of bagels or bagel sandwiches. One feels the absence of Andouille sausage as well, but then it's not that kind of place. One of my go-to dishes here is the Harvest Benedict. As with many of the dishes here, one plate is enough for two. The Stuffed French Toast is also quite good, but then even the regular pancakes and various egg dishes are nicely prepared and served. Crepes, savory and sweet, are worth trying. Service is attentive, but unpretentious and no-frills; anyone looking for a performance should go elsewhere. This is simple breakfast fare for those wanting to relax and not be burdened with bouncy service (it's a Belle Meade institution, after all). For what it is, it's solid, however. One thing that may be off-putting is the coffee upsell. At $3.50 per person, it's a bit much. Only hardened coffee fanatics will take advantage of the so-called "bottomless pot." A better approach might be $3.50 per pot, so that two people might enjoy between them, two cups of coffee.

Food is always incredible. Great customer service. There is usually a wait but never takes too long.

Great service. The food was only ok though. I've been here a few times and usually I am impressed with the food. This time I was a bit underwhelmed. The atmosphere is cool. I love the art. There was no wait when we came but it was still full. It's a good place for brunch. Prices are not crazy. I simply was not a fan of the skillet thing I got. I would go back but I will not order it again.

If you're gluten free, don't waste your time at the Nashville location. They have a gluten free menu but when they bring it out to you, they'll say they don't have any of it. Only gluten free toast. I personally came for the wide selection of gluten free waffles and pancakes only to be told that, even though it's on their menu, they don't have it at all.

This sandwich was DELICIOUS, but there was hardly any meat or apples on the sandwich, and it was a $14 sandwich. I was just disappointed with the lack of substance on it for how expensive it was. The service was great, though!

I was hoping for fresh avocado but the mash arrived brown and in a very thin layer. The entire dish was extremely salty, I hate sending food back but it wasn't edible. Service was extremely slow considering how empty the restaurant was. The table we were seated at was sticky from maple syrup and there was a spill on the floor. Cute atmosphere I just wish I had a better experience.

Busy after the Sunday service. This place is fabulous for breakfast. An excellent choice of eggs Benedict, a variety choices of pancakes, or a massive breakfast burrito. Don't forget to add the bottomless coffee.

Le Peep is a cute little breakfast spot I discovered a few years ago. I permanently-or so I thought-added it to my travel plans for Mardi Gras every year, as I drove down to Louisiana. My visit in 2023 made me rethink my travel plans. I'll start by saying I have always loved Le Peep and it was one of my favourite breakfast places I've ever visited. My last visit, I'm so sad to say, was subpar. I always stop in KY on my drive down to Mardi Gras and always stop for breakfast at Le Peep. The Hawaiian mimosa will always be my favourite mimosa...and I've had several. When I stopped at Le Peep this year, everything started out okay. I ordered my usual, which included the Hawaiian mimosa...so good. I also ordered the stuffed French toast...and don't get me wrong, I applaud Le Peep. People who cannot eat gluten don't often get stuffed French toast, although our options are steadily getting better and better. My server was Margarita H. I'll rate her as okay. The server I had the year before was MUCH more attentive. Night and day difference. This server brought me my drinks in good time, but after she dropped off my food, I didn't see her for a very long time. When I first received my order, I thought she had dropped off someone else's food. Please, see the pictures. I have ordered the stuffed French toast for several years and it was always perfectly delicious (as seen in ALL of my past reviews). I'm guessing they are using Udi's GF bread. I would rate that on the lower end of the GF spectrum. If someone is going to a restaurant, they expect higher end. Why not make your own GF bread? I make it at home and it's not hard and the difference in taste is exponential. As Robert Irvine of Restaurant Impossible says, when paying to dine out, customers EXPECT fresh. This bread tasted like it had freezer burn. But what turned me off immediately was the 'stuff' in the stuffed FT. If you look at my past photos, that delicious cream cheese filling was oozing out. This time, it looked like someone who didn't want too much butter was scraping a thin layer over their toast. It did not taste good. I kept waiting in vain for my server to check back in. I ate the bacon, which was stellar as always. When Margarita finally showed back up, I pointed out that there was barely any "stuffed" in the stuffed French toast. She did offer to bring a side of the filing, but by the time she showed up with that, everything was ice cold. When I eat out, I typically spend between 30-40 on just breakfast for ONE person. And I DO NOT mind...as long as the food is good. This last experience forced me to remove Le Peep from my 2024 rotation and choose another place for my breakfast next year instead. I don't care if you're GF, there are QUALITY ways to offer us a great breakfast. In the past, Le Peep was it, but this was SUBpar. I still paid 30+ for freezer-burnt bread with barely any filling that was ice cold by the time I got the right amount of filling. Bacon was great and so was the mimosa, but I cannot get past that 'unstuffed' French Toast. Already have a new Nashville breakie restaurant in my Tripit for Mardi Gras 2024...and not without a bit of sadness.

The ambiance is great. I'm always really happy with the food especially the gluten free choices here. Their coffee is always so strong and fresh. Service is great. I regularl this place. Leaving here as happy as I always do. ^_^

If you want an awesome breakfast spot with really good food, look no further. Situated on the west side of Nashville. They do excellent breakfast, the standouts being their custard stuffed French toast, their pancake of the month (currently bananas foster as of Nov 2022), and their cinnamon roll. I got their lumberjack breakfast. I chose 2 over easy eggs, bacon (one of the crispiest and tastiest bacon you may have), potatoes, and 2 super fluffy pancakes. For $15, it's a great value for the amount of good food you get. Make sure you join the waitlist online as soon as possible! On the day you want to go because there will be a decent wait. Parking is a little tricky, all the open spots are timed between 30-60 minutes depending on the signs. They also have a free parking garage for longer parking.

I was truly disappointed with this restaurant. I asked my coworkers to go with me, and we were all equally dissatisfied. The restaurant had no hamburgers, no lemonade, no dessert and horrible parking. I would not recommend this establishment.

Great service & food! Got us in and out quick, even in a busy morning. Great place not overran with visitors, majority are locals so it's more of a chill vibe

Solid spot for brunch right here, we had little to no wait and they have enough options for any type of mood. Drinks and specialty coffees on top of great tasting inexpensive food makes this place a great choice.

The food is hit or miss depending on what time and day your visiting. Checking in on Yelp will help you avoid a long wait, especially on a Sunday! The ambiance is laid back with comical decor on the walls. Bathrooms are consistently clean and free parking is a plus!

Went the other day with a couple of friends for a quick bite. Big mistake, the table was sticky I guess they didn't clean the rags when they wiped down the table. Water glasses were not clean. When ordering it seemed like a big imposition for the the servers. They stand in the back ignoring their customers on their cell phones, I guess the Manager must have been away that day. Food came out half of the orders were missing. When asked to reheat the food got the proverbial eye roll. When the food was returned it was basically thrown on the table. Don't waste your money. When you go out to eat you expect to get decent food and service for the money you must pay. I was so furious I that I almost did not leave a tip. But my tip is HIRE PEOPLE who have an interest in working and being pleasant and work with a smile to customers and serve edible food. I guess they feel since they are in Belle Meade they can get away with such behavior and poor food quality. Time to bring some competition aboard in the area. These customers will not be back. If I could give a negative rating I would.

Le Peep...sounds fancier and more French than it actually is, promise! I recently discovered Le Peep and found out that they are a nationwide brunch/breakfast spot with this location being the sole Tennessee location, so lucky for us! This Le Peep is situated in Belle Meade and is kind of hidden in an older shopping plaza on Harding Pike. If you were not looking for it, you definitely would not find or notice it! It is not a large place, they have a good size lobby area that features the register and hostess stand with a couple of benches for waiting diners. The dining room is fitted with a few tables, booths and the bar area. So, it doesn't take much to fill this spot up! Tip here is join the waitlist via Yelp or their website to cut down on that inevitable weekend brunch wait. For the most part, Le Peep is your standard casual breakfast spot with a decent menu featuring many of your standard breakfast/brunch items from breakfast plate, pancakes, biscuits and gravy, hash, grits and more. The one thing that is nice, is the stocked bar that they have at Le Peep, which makes brunch all that much better! For our initial drink order one of us got a brunch cocktail while the others went with coffee drinks such as the iced mocha latte and and iced coffee, all were quite tasty! We then ordered a house specialty, Gooey Buns, which are English muffins topped with brown sugar, cinnamon and almonds paired with cream cheese and apples. Sadly it did not make it out to our table until after our actual meals did, as the waitress admittedly forgot we ordered it. While the delay was a bummer, we did still enjoy! Only feedback is to soften the cream cheese more before bringing out. For our meals we all ordered a variety of dishes including a breakfast sandwich, pancakes, biscuit and gravy and a skillet. I ordered off the throwback menu, which included the sausage pie. Everything was quite tasty, the only draw back for us all was the biscuits. They were dry and honestly seemed a bit stale and old, they need better biscuit keeping etiquette in the back for sure! While none of the food was mind-blowing, nothing was down right awful either. We all left full and happy! Parking was not an issue and given their location in the plaza, spaces are plentiful, as not only are the spots that line the front in good supply, they also have a lower level for overflow. Price point is very good here as well. For a table of 5 that included specialty drinks and an appetizer, we got out of their for less than $70. Lastly, service was good as well. The owner greeted us very excitedly when we entered and while our waitress forgot something of ours, she was very friendly and nice throughout our visit. Overall, Le Peep is a solid place that we will certainly be back to for that casual, low key yet yummy mid morning breakfast!

Great service. Mikey was super accommodating in regards to our visit. He mad sure we got seated promptely. The expectations were set clear that they were very busy so they would get to us as soon as they were able. Once we were seated the wait was not very longer before our server came. We were able to order quickly and the food did not take as long as I thought it would considering how many people were there. Ordered the Belgian waffle and eggs Benedict. Great visit will be back.

Best breakfast. Consistent, clean, friendly, and easy free parking. Even has a kids' menu. And a bar!

Came in on a Monday around 10:30am. The place was less than half full so we were seated right away. We ordered a caramel latte - wasn't expecting coffee shop quality since this isn't a coffee shop so it was good enough. For breakfast, we got the caramel apple brie crepes and harvest benedict. The first bite of the crepes was SO GOOD, but it was too rich to eat the whole thing, I definitely recommend splitting it with someone! The harvest benedict was solid. No complaints about the benedict, but I will echo other reviews in saying that the potatoes were stale :/ Overall we enjoyed our meal, had no issue with the service, liked the paintings around the restaurant, and may be back to try some of the other menu items!

Good food, friendly efficient staff, "farm to table" atmosphere and the bill was typical of a sit down breakfast in my home state of Michigan. I would definitely recommend!

Bang for your buck with the side of bacon. My bf is from South Carolina and thinks the gravy was from a can. Very yummy coffee. Really sweet service from an older women with short hair - Linda :) had the pancake side

Oh man! I've been waiting to get back here for the longest, and I wound up being so disappointed!! Nothing I ate was flavorfullly terrible, BUT all of the breads were stale. All of them. I couldn't have been more disappointed. The breads were tough to bite into even. Hopefully my experience was a one off, but it'll be quite some time before I come back here to visit.

Came here by accident! Was trying to visit a nearby popular spot but found out it was closed on Tuesdays. After a 3 min drive we were famished and stopped at the closest place we could find. It was good! Nothing amazing but a good quality breakfast. I had an omelette which was just okay. My boyfriend loved his Belgian waffle.

We had a reservation so we were seated immediately when we arrived. The hostess was friendly. Our waiter was very short and almost grumpy the whole time. We didn't feel very comfortable with him. Everyone else was great. The food took a little bit to arrive, but that can be expected with how busy they were. Everyone's food tasted phenomenal.

I was excited to see online that this restaurant offered a variety of Gluten-free options including French toast and English Muffins. I ordered the Salmon Benedict with extra crispy hash browns. My husband ordered an omelet with extra crispy hash browns. I got cold Salmon Benedict on untoasted stale GF bread with basically uncooked hash browns. My husband said his omlet was flavorless. We had an appointment to go to so we did not return our meals. We will not be back.

I'm a visitor from San Jose California and my father lives in West Bellmeade and loves to take me to Le Peeps for breakfast every time I visit so this is been the second time. I had eggs Benedict the first time, biscuits and gravy and hashbrowns the second along with the sweet tea my dad loves to take me here and it is a very special treat for me to be taken to the Le Peep each time I visit. I look forward to the visit because I look forward to going to Le Peeps. And make sure you get your sweet tea taken to go because they give you a craft of sweet tea with your original cup so make sure you take it and enjoy every last sip because the sweet tea is amazing. Thank you Dad for introducing me to Le Peeps and for making it such a special treat for me to come and visit.

Food was mediocre service was terrible. People are not friendly and you feel like you're in the way. Would not recommend

First off, I think your name is stupid. Le Peep, just means breakfast restaurant in French. Could you not be more creative? Second off, fantastic crepes and fantastic food overall. Such a quaint and warm atmosphere. It was the perfect place to tell my Vanderbilt professors that I would be forsaking a career in academia to pursue ministry. (You really can't be all that mad sitting around a table full of mimosas and breakfast potatoes). Speaking of, the breakfast potatoes were not warm. That is the only thing holding you back from 5 stars, Le Peep. (Plus I really like the Friends themed shirts. I don't know how it relates, but it was silly in the best way). Lyrics--I'll Be There for You You're still in bed at ten And work began at eight You've burned your breakfast So far, things are going great Your mother warned you there'd be days like these But she didn't tell you when the world has brought You down to your knees that I'll be there for you (When the rain starts to pour) I'll be there for you (Like I've been there before) I'll be there for you ('Cause you're there for me too) Thanks for being there for me, Le Peep. I've lived next to you for 13 years but only now know that you're around. Work on your advertising.

Le Peep has a great selection, tasty food, the best fountain drinks around, and friendly service.

Strange place, the decor is like an art museum, angled lines and doorways. A couple of large paintings First impressions are less than stellar, seems a tad dirty. The menu is a tad foo foo but it was ok. My wife lived the biscuits and gravy. I had eggs, corned beef hash potatoes and gravy. The eggs were perfect, the hash to greasy and the potatoes were a touch stale. I thought the gravy to salty but I don't salt anything (the wife salts everything). Service was very good, we were in a rush and they got us in and out.

So frustrating. Two out of three of my to-go entrées were missing multiple ingredients. On one hand, I'm glad I opened the boxes to do a quality check before leaving, and on the other hand, it really didn't help much because the manager informed me that certain ingredients "weren't delivered by the distributor". Overall easily the worst Le Peep experience I've ever encountered. And just a "sorry for the inconvenience" as I left unsatisfied. Definitely not how I would operate as a national chain restaurant location. The Tex Mex Burger ($12.95) was missing its black beans, diced tomatoes, green onions, and sliced avocado. The tortillas were stale. The manager brought out some sad-looking brownish avocado when I pointed out the missing ingredients. The Power Bowl Skillet ($12.95) was also missing its black beans and avocado, and instead of the diced sweet potatoes as described on the menu, it was served on top of cold soggy sweet potato fries. Definitely *not* a skillet, and not worth trying considering the bowl competition out there (Cava, Chipotle, Qdoba, etc.) The Triple Decker ($13.50) had very brown avocado on it, and some of the most unripe tomatoes I've ever seen. The bread was hardly toasted (provided no sandwich structure), and again, the sweet potato fries were cold and soggy. The cup of Loaded Potato Soup ($5.25) was hard to mess up, but nothing worth making a special trip for. Bottom line: Take a hard pass on this Le Peep until it is more effectively managed and the food is better executed.

I've eaten here for several years and have always had tasty fresh meals and the service is good to

Not sure why Le Peep has such low reviews. Our food was amazing! I got the Harvest Benedict, which is your typical Eggs Benedict with cream cheese, spinach, green peppers, onions, and mushrooms all on 2 halves of an English muffin. It also came with potatoes and some apples. There was so much food that I couldn't even finish everything. I really wanted to finish it all but I just got too full. The eggs were huge and perfectly cooked with runny yolks. There were so many toppings on the English muffins and they made sure you got a big bite of everything in each bite. I can't wait to go back. This ranks high on my list of favorite breakfast joints

This place used to be a decent place, but has gone downhill. Go here when you have no other options. Sparse parking, horrible service, and staff that Do not want to be there. A lot of work and hassle for food that is less than mediocre.

We stopped in here when we went to the Belle Meade plantation. We were sat promptly and service was good. They seem short staffed which is a problem everyone has but they handle it well. We ordered fried chicken salad, Brie and apple crepes, avocado toast and chicken fried steak. Everything was very good. If we would ever be back in the area I would stop here.

The host at the front door is rude. He first yelled at me because I had a party of 8" I said well it's my daughter's birthday. 30 mins later he ignored the live waitlist and seated someone he knew ahead of other parties. I'm really disappointed that kind of crap happened on her birthday. The food was good tho and our waiter was awesome. Please managers get rid of your host.

I got a fried chicken salad, and it was pretty good, but I'm not happy that they advertise "home made" ranch dressing when it's clearly bottled. Huge pet peeve of mine, but ymmv

Our family has coming here for years usually for special occasions. We came on Father's Day. Service was quick and the server was attentive. A good variety of offerings for breakfast/brunch. (Never eaten there for lunch.) some dishes are more than you want to eat and some are just right. No one in our party of 4 adults and 2 kids (8 & 5) were disappointed with their choices. There can be a wait (up to an hour) on the weekends. The dining room can be very hectic and crowded. Very friendly atmosphere among the staff. Seems like some of the patrons were regulars. Will continue to come back for any occasion.

Overall a good experience with a great dining atmosphere. Food was good and quick. Guest with me ordered medium eggs and received over easy, stuffed French Toast has a strong hint of Orange Zest to them which was surprising. I would likely give this place another shot.

Desperado skillet was decent. Lumberjack breakfast had small portions and was not great (2 pancakes, eggs, home fries, meat). Added blueberries to pancakes for additional $1.50 and got 5 blueberries not spread out. Busy, long wait, typical diner food. Pretty good coffee! Baby changing table in women's but not men's bathroom. That needs to be changed. Decent but nothing noteworthy.

We've been long time customers and have never had anything close to a bad experience. Food is excellent, staff is great and very friendly and service is top notch. The best brunch in Nashville.

I first discovered Le Peep on my 2020 drive down to Mardi Gras. I had to wait 2 years to visit again, but it was worth the wait. They have this exquisite custard stuffed French toast that is unlike anything I've ever had for breakfast. Athena was my server and she was so nice. She had flowers painted around her eyes, and I asked her if she'd done that by hand. She said, "Yes, I'm an artist." And I certainly agreed she was. Her makeup was beautiful. She took good care of me and always checked to see I had what I needed. I got a Hawaiian mimosa this time and I can say it is the best mimosa I ever had...and on vacation, I order a mimosa with ever breakfast I eat (if available). The bacon here is also VERY good. I will always order a side of it. Great food, great service. I love Le Peep.

I ordered crepes, but ended up with a weird, rolled omelette. The hollandaise sauce was old and separated. Server was in a rush to get us out, didn't check back. Had to flag down another server, who took my order back to the kitchen, to only have the wrong order come back out. Finally got a thrown together somewhat edible version of stuffed French toast. Won't be a return customer.

Gluten free menu was a wonderful option. Food was great. Will go back again. Great service and friendly staff.

Wonderful breakfast joint. Classy interior. Hidden inside a Belle Meade outdoor mall. Food was delicious. They also have monthly food and drink specials. Terrific, friendly service. Coming early during week there is a lot of seating, but by 830am, it had really filled up.

Where is the wait list that we are supposedly able to join???? There isn't one on Yelp like they told me over the phone or on their website

Came here for brunch in a Saturday. It surprising wasn't too busy. Ordered the country Benedict. It was average. Nothing special about it. Service was good.

Amazing food. The service is always great. It's always packed there but that just proves how amazing this restaurant is.

Le Peep in Belle Meade has a cute, artsy atmosphere for a pleasant brunch. They have a register and a lobby area to wait for a table upon entering. The wait for Sunday brunch was 20-30 minutes for two people which wasn't too bad. As I was waiting I gazed at their big chalkboard wall behind the register which displayed their brunch drink specials. I must have scanned up and down that drink menu a dozen times before settling my mind on the peach Bellini mimosa. Upon being seated I ordered that mimosa choice to start which came out with a large strawberry floating on top. Delicious drink and a great way to start off my Sunday morning! The food menu is extensive and I needed to scan several times before making my decision of the Desperado. This was a dish with home potatoes, melted cheese and Chorizo with a choice of sauce over it (I chose the pork chile verde) and two basted eggs on top. It also comes with an English muffin on the side with jam. I was so hungry but only could eat half the dish as it was really filling and the portion was hearty. My friend got the Eighteen Wheeler with turkey sausage, over easy eggs and pancakes. I had a bite of the pancakes which were fluffy and tasty. The service was excellent. There was a carafe of water at our table and our waitress made sure she kept it full. She checked on us frequently and she was quick to bring me a box that I asked for and the check. We agreed that it was worth the wait and it is a place we look forward to returning to soon! My own problem will be what to get next as I couldn't make up my mind.