Peach Valley Cafè

Acelyn was our server and was very sweet. We ordered waffles with fruit, which was delicious. It was very light. The very berry stuffed french toast was good. The veggie and egg croissant was a big hit. The sauce really made it. The egg was poached properly and the home fries were crispy in the outside and soft on the inside. The valley omelette with bacon and cheese was light and fluffy. The grits were creamy and buttery. The peaches and cream signature muffin was fabulous.

Peach valley is that comfy brunch place that has a great atmosphere/location, pretty okay food, and a couple standout dishes that you can't help but crave after an early morning Church service!One of those standout dishes is their Apple Fritters. Even though it's technically an appetizer, I always get it as my entree with a side of their perfectly seasoned breakfast potatoes. I'm telling you, their Apple fritters are just that good! They're nice and gooey on the inside and that batter will practically melt in your mouth.We also ordered their bucket of sunshine, or more like bucket of disappointment. The bucket came with a glass of champagne and a choice of either orange juice or peach puree to make our own mimosas/bellini. Bucket was mostly ice and we had to pay extra if we wanted more orange juice to make more mimosas with the champagne we got, that wasn't cool.Either way you chop it though, Peach Valley is a place that really hooks you in with their signature dishes and leaves you craving for them. For me, it's their apple fritters. Just writing this review makes my mouth water for them and I'm sure I'll be back in the near future haha!

**One Star Review: Disappointing Experience at Peach Valley Café**I recently visited Peach Valley Café in Heathrow with a group of friends, and it was an incredibly disappointing experience. I ordered the steak and eggs and specifically requested the steak to be cooked medium. Unfortunately, when my meal arrived, the steak was well-done--completely overcooked and dry. I sent it back, hoping for a correction, but it came back exactly the same: well-done and unappetizing.By the time the second attempt arrived, the rest of my party had already finished their meals, so I had no choice but to take my overcooked steak to go. The kicker? No one offered any kind of discount or apology for the inconvenience. It was clear that our waitress didn't care much, likely because the 18% gratuity was automatically added for our party of six.Overall, this was a frustrating experience, and I wouldn't recommend Peach Valley Café if you're looking for quality service or properly cooked food. Attached is a photo of the "medium" steak I received in my to-go container--dry, overcooked, and thoroughly disappointing.---

Haven't been here in YEARS. Was in the mood for b'fast and popped in. What an improvement being in this space, super roomy, beautiful sunshine this morning. The young ladies at the front desk could use some personality but that's the only small tidbit that could be improved. Our server Paige was so friendly and attentive, the menu has great selections and the food we ordered was of high quality and was super yummy. Today's visit will put this place back in the rotation and I was shocked to see how long we'd not been here... Will return, happily!

Just to start off the location parking is extremely busy so prepare to get there earlier then your eating time. Finding parking took a bit but once found I waited about 10 minutes to be seated with my girlie's. We sat inside close to the east wall. I enjoyed the open space and peaceful themed peach decor. I had the grapefruit juice with the chicken and waffles. The chicken tenders were well seasoned and juicy. The waffles were a bit dense and flavorless. The blueberry butter was not to my liking. I really enjoyed the peace and onion pepper sauce. The server who worked my table was a hoot. He was chill, friendly, and had some humor. I will definitely be back to try more things. The service was quick once we were seated. We ordered our drinks and then food. The food only took 5 to 8 mins. Thank you for the experience.

Food was decent for breakfast. The wait was not long at all, especially during a busy Sunday morning which was a plus. I had the waffle and upgraded it with eggs and bacon, it was good. My daughter had a chocolate chip pancake which was huge. My other daughter got an egg breakfast with the potatoes and an English muffin, her fiancé got a plain pancake (also huge) and a breakfast sandwich. I also signed up online for their site while waiting and got a coupon for a half order of the apple fritters to go which smelled scrumptious.

I recently went to Peach Valley Cafe in Heathrow for breakfast. Let me tell you that this Peach Valley has a gorgeous view overlooking a pond and the Seminole Wekiva trail.I decided to check it out on Mother's Day, and yes, it was pretty busy. Surprisingly, the wait wasn't too long for two people, around 15 minutes. We were seated outside and had the nicest view, so we relaxed and enjoyed the morning breeze.Now, let's talk about the food. We started with a regular coffee and a latte, and then our meal included Eggs Benedict, the Peach Valley Skillet, and some pancakes. The food was good--nothing out of the ordinary, but we enjoyed it. We skipped the apple fritters this time, as I have had them before. If it is your first time visiting Peach Valley, I recommend ordering them to share with your table.Here is the description of the apple fritters from the menu: "Fresh granny smith apples were added to our homemade batter and cooked to a golden brown. Tossed tableside in a cinnamon sugar blend and served with brown sugar-scented strawberry yogurt."This restaurant is a good choice for a casual breakfast or lunch, and the food didn't disappoint. If you are biking or walking on the Seminole Wekiva trail this a great spot to stop for a bite. I recommend ordering a specialty coffee, such as a latte, instead of the fresh-brewed coffee, which is the typical fresh-brewed coffee you find anywhere.

This is a fantastic breakfast spot in a beautiful location. There are plenty of indoor and outdoor seats. We had a friendly and attentive server. Everyone loved their food choices. My daughter had the berry stuffed French toast and highly recommends it. I had a vegetableBenedict on a croissant and it was simply delicious. The asparagus on it was cooked perfectly (seasoned well and not mushy). The menu is extensive, so I cannot wait to return to try other dishes.

First timers here as we visited for brunch for our anniversary and it was a great experience! Restaurant was very busy but we were lucky to be seated quickly. Loved the decor and ambiance, service was prompt as well. Ordered a hot coffee , pretty regular & it was okay, got the job done but I should've went with a latte. Next we moved on to the apple fritters everyone raves about , they were good as well , served with strawberry yogurt which was a cool twist. I would order again.What really got me was the Very Berry stuffed French Toast... sooooo delicious & had my name written all over it! If you love berries get this!! The blueberry pancake is ginormous , barely fit on the table lol Loved the sausage Pattie and sausage links too. Can't wait to return

This place came highly recommended for Sunday brunch and we were not disappointed. It was a lovely day so we asked for a spot on the patio. We had a really nice view of the water & the biking path! The patio is a perfect spot! We started with coffee & apple fritters. The fritters were nice & hot & had good chunks of apple in them! The strawberry yogurt they are served with makes a nice dipping sauce! We both got the breakfast skillet & it was great! The biscuits are huge& nice & fluffy! Our server was excellent & very funny & made several jokes! We were early on a Sunday and beat the rush! We'll be back next time we're in the area!