Sunday Brunch at the Peabody

The food was ice cold, not replenishing is probably why, waiting until the last was served. The selection of food did not fit the price of $143.00. The server were slow. We sat for thirty minutes without drinks I actually walked to the bar to get my own drinks but was told the server had to serve us. I expected much more from the Peabody. I was contacted by the manager once but phone call has not been returned.

Bring back the buffet. What a mess. We visited on my birthday 09/30/2022 at around 11:30am. The smeared jelly/honey/curd on the biscuit plate (that we had to HAND TO OUR SERVER to use) was a sticky mess. We had to ask for sweetener for our one pot of coffee. We had to ask a person bussing tables for another pot since our server disappeared for over 20 minutes. You get an appetizer and an entree. Ordered the lox and capers. The bagel was dried out like a crouton and was actually the worst bagel I've ever eaten. It it cut my gums. Ordered chicken and waffles. It was breaded so thick I had to peel it off to get to the dried out chicken underneath. I expected a delicious variety of choices. I expected exceptional service, I was surprised that this was the level of service and quality of food provided for our (over) $200 bill for 3 people. We will not be back so long as it remains this way. I have been coming here since I was a child and they held brunch upstairs. To say disappointed is an understatement.

We sat in the bar bc we didn't have reservations and they couldn't take us for 40 minutes which made me stressed with a toddler. However, our server Marquel, was awesome and sooo patient with my toddler and his crazy mess. Made me feel comfortable and I could actually relax and eat. If you're going for the breakfast part of a brunch buffet, I do not recommend as it's only scrambled eggs, bacon, biscuits (very yummy biscuits) etc. The lunch spread is very good though. All types of meat, even seafood, salads, sides etc. and the dessert buffet is unreal! I love the ambiance of the bar area so I actually recommend eating in there.

The food was very basic. Nothing to rave about. The service, however, left much to be desired. My daughter and I were basically ignored while the servers took care of others that came in after us. I did tell the manager, but he informed me they do not provide service on Sundays, only the buffet. This was strange since 2 tables had just ordered egg white omletes with toast and had it delivered to their table, while my daughter and I ordered our omletes with the cook and went back to get them ourselves. I was very disappointed and since my business is not welcome, I will not return.

The Sunday brunch at the Peabody Hotel s a Memphis tradition. It's an elegant brunch featuring fresh pastries, lamb, beef, salads, pasta and lots of desserts. It's a little pricier than other brunches in town ($34.50 for adults and $12.50 for children) but well worth the experience and the setting. They is such a wide arrangement of food you can find whatever you like. They also have brunch for holidays (Easter, Mother's Day etc) but be sure to book it in advance as it always sells out.

This was a hands down and solid FIVE STAR brunch!HIGHLIGHTS: impeccable service, courteous and attentive staff. Southern Hospitality is their specialty!The food was absolutely perfect! My favorites included: Ravioli, Prime Rib, Salmon with Capers, Vegetables were fresh, FAT shrimp, biscuits, beef brisket was absolutely delicious. BUT by far, the best bread pudding on earth is served at the Peabody! There is a waffle station and breakfast items too. Of course Mimosas and an impressive dessert station.I've been to much more expensive brunches in other states- the price for what you get here is worth each and every penny!Cooking vegetables perfectly is not easy. The cooks at the Peabody deserve a large applause, keep up the good work. I'll always have brunch here when I visit Memphis!

Overpriced and not good. The highlights: breakfast items, coffee and service. Low life: lunch items, rancid tasting prosciutto, receiving made-to-order items from server pick-up window. If Memphis tradition is bad and overpriced brunch food, go to the Peabody's brunch. Otherwise, check out other options or head to IHOP. You'll thank me later.

Tried the brunch this Sunday. Was very pleased with the food and the service. First time to go since it moved from the rooftop. Nice variety of well prepared dishes and our glasses were filled promptly. Will go again.

Adorable experience with great staff. Generous food portions. Great value! Capriccio. Duck Walk.

food was not anything special. my son had chicken and waffles which was over done and dry. he didn't even finish it and that's unusual for a young man. my own deviled eggs are much better.