The Peach

I can't even begin to express how wonderful this place is. The food is sooooo good and the service is impeccable. My daughter picked this place to have her Sweet 16 bday party/brunch. We bought out the back patio and it was super affordable. The communication went smoothly, even with them being a new restaurant. The restaurant is modern and the plants give it such a good vibe. They even have good music yall!! When I learned they were afflicted with Joe's Modern Thai, I knew we were in good hands. I want to personally thank Sam, Chef Juan and Kcyln. Oh and I can't forget the lead waiter. You all exceeded my expectations. You made me feel like family, not just a customer. My daughter will have this beautiful memory forever! Today is her actual birthday. Happy Birthday Syd!

I was excited to see that a new place had opened for brunch on lakeshore. I was with friends and our hopes were high for this place since it took over one of the best brunch places in town.Sadly this place did not meet my expectations. The prices were fine, but the food did not meet the price point. The pancakes, french fries, and the chicken apple sausage were amazing. Although I cannot say the same about the rest of the food. The bacon tasted a bit weird and was overly fatty, and the eggs were mediocre. For some strange reason they didn't have jam they only had compote which you had to pay extra money for.Next comes the service, they forgot a few items we ordered, and we had to remind them. It took them a while to give us our food, considering how little people were the in the restaurant.The decor was cute and gave an aesthetic vibe. The bathrooms were really dark, but the rest of the restaurant was well lit. Overall I wouldn't recommend this place, but if you live around the restaurant maybe you should try it out. I would definitely not drive out a long way to eat at here.

Wanted to try out this spot as I've heard it's the same owners as Jo's Modern Thai on Laurel. The ambiance looked very cute from the outside and drew me in. I made a same-day reservation on a Saturday at 9 am for 10 am, so that was great. We had to book outside but I put a note we preferred in and got to sit in after all. The tables are super small, can barely fit everything on our table for two with water glasses, a coffee, and two entrees + side. We got the homemade biscuits. Definitely just an average biscuit to me, needed more honey and asked and hot some. Butter was yummy. I got eggs over hard which were great, just way too salty. It came with apple sausage and smashed fingerling potatoes which needed ketchup which I asked and got. Husband got the pork belly toast thing and that was good. He really enjoyed it. Both meals came with a side salad. Dressing was light/good, also a bit salty. We also got a pancake and it came with a good amount of syrup. Was solid. Would I return? Ya, maybe, if I'm around. But would I seek it out/have to come back? Probably not. It's not what I call "omg good."

Walked in on a Saturday brunch, for a party of 3 we were quoted 25 minutes and got seated at 40 mins. There was a previous table that got seated behind the hostess stand and moved to the patio due to how sunny the table was. The hostess was very nice and explained how the table was sunny and wanted to make sure we were ok. She seemed a little stressed and we were tired of waiting so we dealt with the sunniness. FOOD Smashed fried chicken and pancake - pancake tasted mushy, almost like undercooked. It was flat wasn't fluffy. Didn't taste ricotta at all. The chicken batter was weird, not what I had expected for fried chicken. Smashed Laab burger - another disappointment. The patty was bland and just tasted like ground pork. Lobster club - this was probably the best dish, just toasted bread, bacon with lobster SERVICE was what meh. The runners that brought out the food did not bring butter and syrup with the pancakes, and we had to ask for it but they brought back ketchup and syrup instead. AMBIANCE & DECOR. Yes, it's cute and modern. But they should consider getting some blinds and shades installed. I'm sure lots of people will complain about the sun. Everything sounded better than it tasted. Nothing stood out. Nothing was worth a second time visit for us. 2.5 stars

The Peach, a newly opened breakfast and brunch spot, is a true gem. It's aesthetic appeal and inviting ambiance to make it the perfect destination for a satisfying meal. Arriving early on a Friday without a reservation was manageable, but I highly recommend securing a reservation if you plan to visit after 10 AM, especially on weekends. I pass by this establishment almost daily and consistently observe a line forming at the door.Upon entering, I was pleasantly surprised by the modern and serene atmosphere. The space is much larger than it appears from the outside, offering a relaxing environment. The staff were exceptionally friendly and attentive. My waitress, Michelle, was incredibly kind and seemed to anticipate my needs before I even had to ask--whether it was water, extra napkins, or an additional spoon. Her service was impeccable.Now, onto the food. I began with a matcha latte, which was served at the perfect temperature--warm, but not too hot, and certainly not cold. The matcha was expertly prepared, with no residual powder at the bottom of the glass. For my meal, I ordered the lobster toast, fancy French toast, and the lucky peach plate.The lobster toast was exquisite. The lobster was fresh, tender, and perfectly cooked, paired with milk bread that provided a delightful combination of flavors and sweetness. The fancy French toast was enjoyable, though I was slightly disappointed that it did not come with syrup or any drizzle, despite its inherent sweetness. The peaches were delicious, featuring a crispy shell that gave way to a burst of flavor with each bite. This dish is ideal for those with a sweet tooth.The lucky peach plate was a safe and satisfying choice. I am eager to return and explore more of the menu. I highly recommend giving The Peach a try!

Yummy! if you happen to be in the area & even if the wait takes a few, this place is worth it & you will not be disappointed.Came in on a Friday early afternoon, was a little busy, but I was seated right away, because I was a party of 1 The greeters in the front were friendly with a smile. Got seated & even my waiter was helpful with any questions I had about the menu, great customer service. It's self Parking on the street, you do have to pay, but I'm not sure what the hours are or how it works. It's also bigger than what it looks like from the outside. Will definitely be visiting this place more, to try the other goodies on the menu.

It warms my heart to see this business packed everytime I walk by. After visiting for brunch today, I can see why! The service is super friendly and they all work together. Diego went out of his way to take several photos of us going above and beyond during a busy brunch service! Mins you he wasn't even our server. The decor is so beautiful, bright, and comfortable. The upstairs room is truly the absolute cutest. Despite being super busy, the espresso drinks and food came out so expediently. The curry shrimp congee was out of this world. I will be back many times over specifically to eat that! The lobster club on milk bread is such a genius idea and it was absolutely delicious. I can't wait to try the fried chicken and pancakes. Oakland restaurants have been struggling, so this dining experience truly brought me joy to see the peach doing so well! Go support Chef Kao Saelee (Jo's Modern Thai)!

I had to go check this new place out!!!I live 5 mins away and this use to be Lakeshore Cafe. Now, it's THE PEACH!!! I was so excited to go try it out... now the place is super cute, and I love how all the employees wear the same cutesy little shirt, I love the unison, and the girls were super cute and friendly!!!! * as us women know sometimes lady can be not friendly or nice to other pretty girls!! But they were!!!So I ordered the open omelette with all the veggies on it and added extra bacon, now babbbbyyyyy!!! The bacon texture and taste was ON POINT - not fried too hard or too soft and the part that is cooked well have a nice nice little bite to it... uhm, the omelette was little cold for me, and I had to add salt and peeper and siracha ( hopefully I spelled that correctly ).. they did not have hot sauce no crystal you guys.. lol and the open omelette came with some potatoes on the side... I wanted some sour cream so bad with them. But they didn't have sour cream ... but I wish now they had a little bacon , cheese, sour cream and chives on them!!!! They would have been FIRE... but they were so good!!!I HAD THE SWEETEST WAITRESS NAME KENNEDY, she was so pretty and her eyes were amazing. She was so attentive and professional !!! I would definitely come back just due to the aesthetics and the employees were so pleasant!!!But I rate the food 6.5/10. But check them out still and support they are new and will definitely grow and get better!!!!

This cute restaurant was opened by the same owners of Jo's Modern Thai, I believe. The decor is so cute and they even have a semi-private dining area upstairs. The food was OH SO DELICIOUS! My girlfriends and I shared the biscuits (that honey butter was sooooooo good), Susu steak and eggs, the Sesame Cesar salad with crispy chicken, and a side of fries and fruit. The steak was cooked PERFECTLY and the Sesame Cesar was refreshing but also filling, especially with their crispy chicken which was also just as delicious. We all ordered mimosas and love that you get an option of puree (I opted for guava). The drinks took a while to make it to the table, but that being said, they did just open recently (maybe a month or two ago!?) I absolutely recommend The Peach, not only for their food (which is definitely why I'll keep coming back), but for the cute ambiance as well. Give them a try!

As a long-time fan of Joe's Modern Thai, I eagerly anticipated the opening of The Peach in Oakland. With a chef from Atlanta on board, I expected a unique blend of Southern and Thai flavors. Unfortunately, my experience fell short of expectations.*Ambiance and Aesthetics: 8/10*The Peach's atmosphere is inviting, with a stylish decor that sets the tone for a pleasant dining experience.*Location: 10/10*The restaurant's location is ideal, making it easily accessible for Oakland locals and visitors alike.*Staff: 10/10*The service was exceptional, with friendly and attentive staff ensuring a smooth dining experience.*Food: 5/10*Unfortunately, the cuisine didn't live up to my expectations. As a brunch enthusiast, I've experienced better options in the area. The dishes lacked the soulful, Thai-inspired flavors I was hoping for.We ordered:1. Peach Plate-basic2. "Shrimp and Grits"- the best dish3. Fancy French Toast-ok4. Biscuits- not a southern biscuit from ATL as I was hoping 5. Coffee6. A cocktail (whose name I unfortunately forgot)While the presentation was appealing, the flavors and execution were underwhelming. The "Shrimp and Grits" dish, in particular, lacked the richness and depth I've come to expect from this classic Southern comfort food. The sauce was flavorful. I think if you know going in it's not grits and creamy, then you are fine.*Conclusion*While The Peach shows promise, the food wasn't that exceptional. I