Peaches

This brunch hit the spot!My husband and I had a long work week and decided to have a date at home. I had the Jim Cade breakfast. The eggs were cooked perfectly,the french toast had great flavor (nice add in with the fruits) . The only thing was that the grits needed a bit of flavor. My husband ordered the steak and eggs and a side of grits. The steak was cooked well but was also super tender. We will definitely be ordering again!

Service The service was really awesome. Velma took good care of us with a good sense of humor. Her co-worker and her worked really well attending to our table. Ambiance The ambiance for a lunch could be better. It's not really a "vibe". lol However it's a nice little spot. Food The food was good no complaints

Hummm....the ambiance was cafe casual and clean. The service was acceptable but not Wow! The food was average as well! The spinach dip had no seasoning. The gumbo was good but I question if it's home made and not ordered from a purveyor. If I'm in that part of town...sure I would patronize again.

I absolutely love this place. Went for Sunday brunch on an early afternoon. It was busy and packed, while this place was packed it runs smoothly and the wait is not that long at all. The service is excellent, our server was Kevin and he was so patient and helpful. Thanks Kevin, I'll be back. The ambiance is comfortable the vibe was amazing and great music. Definitely felt like I was at Sunday dinner with friends and family at home. We had Bellini's and the Ladies and Gentleman punch. We had the catfish appetizer that came with coleslaw and salad. Spinach and artichoke dip. Shrimp and grits with a cream sauce. Catfish with grits, blackened catfish with home fries and creamed spinach. Topped it off with bread pudding. When I say delicious it was scrumptious!!!! I can't wait to go back.

Consistency at its finest! When I lived in Brooklyn, Sunday brunches here were the norm ! I was a regular. Since moving, I haven't been back. I was craving the French toast so I made my way here and I was extremely happy that no only was the menu everything I expected but the food still tasted INCREDIBLE. I can't tell you the worry I had that maybe the menu switched up or they had a new chef who decided to change the recipes. Welpp if it ain't broke don't fix it! And they don't need to fix anything here! Service, food, music , drinks ..everything is just right!

I love Peaches, and it's one of the best spots for brunch if you're in the mood for Southern food. It's never completely booked to the point where there's a long wait. Every time I go, I've been able to get in without making a reservation, which is rare for a lot of popular eateries. Peaches does a great job of keeping things moving, and I think it's because they serve food relatively quickly without cutting corners.If you're a fan of chicken and waffles, this place is perfect. They've got all sorts of waffle options--red velvet, Oreo-inspired, and more. Back in 2021, I had my first experience with white barbecue sauce here, which I didn't even know was an Alabama thing until then. The authenticity of their Southern cooking, paired with their Harlem-inspired flair (chicken and waffles originated in Harlem, after all), makes this place stand out. You can tell they put a lot of time and resources into perfecting their sauces and menu.Peaches isn't just for those with a sweet tooth; it's also great if you want something savory. The Cornmeal Crusted Catfish with salt and pepper fries is a solid choice, and their fried chicken is always on point. If you want something hearty, try the Turkey Meatloaf with mashed potatoes and mushroom gravy.The atmosphere is cozy and inviting, with a barnyard-inspired wooden interior and a nice outdoor patio for warm days. It's near a school, so if you're not a fan of hearing kids during your meal, weekends or summer afternoons are your best bet. That said, it's a perfect spot for a chill Sunday or Saturday brunch.They also do delivery if you live nearby, and the food comes in sturdy, well-packed containers. This place feels like home to me, and every detail--whether it's the warm hospitality, quick service, or the thoughtfully crafted menu--makes it one of my top recommendations.If you're looking for a spot to enjoy Southern comfort food in Brooklyn, you can't go wrong with Peaches. Just prepare for some indulgence--think fat, carbs, and sweets--but trust me, you won't be disappointed.

I have been here several times. Definitely different cooks and different menus.Today I had the best salad, which was amazing. I requested the Greek yogurt on the side. The arugula was fresh and the pickled onions were great for the crunch.The beets and the dressing were light and inviting.My friend had the catfish and grits. I tasted it and it was delicious!We also had the sautéed spinach with garlic and it was perfect and not overly salty.The fried chicken was ok. Next time I will try the shrimp with my salad.The coffee was also very good.Our waiter, was Dominick. He was great He explained the food preparation and offered options. My friend was from out of town and enjoyed the dining experience as well as the background music being played.

Excellent experience from the food to the service! The catfish strips were out of this world SO FIRE! the grits were also unique in the way it was prepared but very good. The cornbread was the best I've had at a restaurant it was moist and balanced. I'll definitely be coming back to try other items. Great brunch food.

Been coming here ever since they opened about 10 years ago. The food is amazing and so is the cultural vibe of soul and Caribbean music. Trust and believe when you dine here you will certainly taken back to the days of your grandmas comfort food. The catfish fingers, the shrimp po boy, the shrimp and grits, the cheeseburger, the baked lemon chicken, collard greens, fried green tomatoes and gumbo are all must haves. The homemade lemonade is great too. The service is fast so if you are in a hurry and don't have much time to wait for food this is the perfect place for you. We were in and out in an hour and that's with having an appetizer and meal.

Seated right away on a Tuesday afternoon. D'ussè Limonada very strong, later my entire meal. Started with the spinach artichoke dip, a tad bland- the pico de gallo added the boost it needed (also with some table salt). Ordered the fried catfish and grits, fried catfish was to perfection, wish I could say the same about the grits. Very mid and oddly textured, did not taste of any cheese.Service was ok.