Le Peep

This is a message for all those youngsters out there. This place was bussin no cap! Food was fresh and staff were lowkey just chill guys/women. I ordered the omelette with bacon and cheese in it, I am but a simple gagagadegadagadao. It came out warm and delicious, not to mention it was MASSIVE (low taper fade kinda massive frfr). I would definitely come back to this place again because of how it was such a sigma experience for me and my skibidi friend.

Lots of positives and negatives - in the end it was OK. Its a nice place with a modern, contemporary atmosphere. Staff was friendly and prompt. I went with the classic eggs benedict. They poached the eggs perfectly which seems like a low bar but you would be surprised how many places overcook. The potatoes were straight out of a frozen bag of Ore-Ida pre-processed. SO, meh, on those. The latte was like one of those you get from a hot chocolate vending machine. Everything tasted good. I was little shocked by the price. $25 for breakfast and a latte. I guess thats the world we live in now. Seemed a little too much given some of the lesser components.

They were so crowded on a Sunday morning, but the staff was hustling. I love that the waitress brought us coffee, creamer in little tiny caraffes and "flavor shots" of sugar free hazelnut as well. It let us make our own coffees. We got the Dutch baby and eggs Benedict to split. Everything was perfect. The Dutch baby takes longer to cook, but t the light texture and fruit combo is worth the wait. Great brunch spot. But be patient.

This Le Peep is located on Main St. in Speedway. It's beautiful inside!! It's so unique in that incorporated the essence of Speedway and the fact that you can walk to the IMS from here. The murals, the black and white tiles, the tool chests for coffee carts. It all works! It's stunning! The service was great and welcoming. The omelette I ordered was delicious and flavorful. They have a big menu! I can't wait to go back and try the German pop over they make. Lots of good options on the menu. It's located not far from B.Erin Designs in a brand new brick and mortar building.

New addition to Speedway and the Le Peep lineup of restaurants. Nicely done, keeping with the race theme of this area. It's actually quite roomy inside. Parking can be a bit of a challenge here, but there is quite a bit of street parking and a parking garage as long as there isn't a race or other event going on at the track. The menu gives you all the classics along with a few innovative dishes. Something for every taste. One of my favorite things here is that for a very reasonable price (currently $7 for 2 eggs your way, a breakfast meat and your choice of potato) you can upgrade a selection of griddle dishes. And they do serve boozy breakfast drinks, because it wouldn't be brunch without a mimosa. That's my opinion and I'm sticking to it.

We have been so excited to see this restaurant open up in the town of Speedway Indiana. This is a new building at the 1300 block of Main Street in Speedway Indiana. I've eaten at La Peep in other locations, the food is always good. It's a little pricey, but for us it's an event. The food was delicious. The service was excellent. Our server was very friendly and attentive. The space is beautiful. I recommend this sweet little breakfast brunch shop on Main Street in Speedway Indiana.updateTwice went with a party where poached egg was ordered.by someone. The whites should be solid. Both times this person received the poached egg whites were runny on inside.

This is in a really good location and it had a nice clean aesthetic. Initially I had the spiced chai pancakes that were not good so I asked to have them replaced for the biscuits and gravy. That was better but overall the food didn't hit the spot. They did say that they were understaffed so I would maybe try them again when they have more staffing.

This location is closed on Mondays. Surprise! The published hours sat thru open. I drive 1/2 hour to meet a friend and now we're looking for a different restaurant

Me and my family went here for lunch, but we found out it was about to close. But, even though it was 4 minutes from closing time, the workers still allowed us to go in, get seated, and order food. Food took a while to get, but the food was worth the wait. The ambiance felt modern and fresh. Overall this place was amazing! Also, I will give extra credit for them letting us stay an hour past closing time.

You know it's a bad time when EVERY interaction with your staff starts out with, "I'm sorry, thanks for your patience".It is hard to return to Le Peep when it is constantly a waiting game from the moment you enter. Staff is always behind and have not even shown average service quality the two times I've been. Stood and waited 20 minutes for a table. We then waited another 15 for waters to show up and to place an order. Then you wait for your food and that's a gamble on time when you'll receive it.There were several other customers who were in various stages of waiting. Waiting for coffee, waiting for to go boxes, waiting for checks, waiting for food. The overall mood from everyone was not good. Several people who walked in saw the situation and just left after a few minutes of waiting for a table.Some serious changes need to occur with the staffing philosophy, training, and workflow. 2 people cannot keep up with their current workload and it puts a black eye on everything else.