Peaks & Valleys Restaurant

The staff are super cool and fun. The food and drinks are awesome as well. The vibe is good with the customers what more to say.

While waiting for tires, there were a few options nearby to relax and have something to eat and we decided on Peaks & Valleys. It advertised itself as a restaurant but when we walked in, it was a bar. Not usually a fan of bar food, I thought it was going to be disappointing, but I was so wrong. The food was actually very good! Not bar food at all! The woman running the bar couldn't have been any nicer & welcoming to us. The food was delicious. It was a very quiet time of day (brunch) and the menu was as good as any restaurant with several breakfast and lunch options (breakfast served all day on weekends).

Fun little bar to stop for a drink. They play good music and have several games to keep the fun going. We didn't try the food, but it smelled amazing! Watch out for the lady with the paddle.

Just moved to the neighborhood a started going here occasionally. Friendly people and ice cold draft beer.

I've patronized this place for 12 years, always, great service, great drinks, food, amazing patio views,

Peaks and valleys is the place to be rather it's just for a drink or a delicious meal or just wanting a great evening out with some awesome vibes. Try everything on the menu also tip the awesome staff

Terrible food. Even for pub grub it was bad. Had the fajitas and calamari. Awful. Service ok, but bad food is bad food.

Limited staff, slightly long waiting times at lunch and prices are average to high but extremely expensive in relation to quality of food. This is a place to only drink beer or a cocktail. Food is beyond bad. The limited staff is friendly. Avoid food.

My husband and I were wanting breakfast and/or brunch, and we decided to try Peaks & Valleys Restaurant. We were welcomed, served and treated kindly by Roger. We were glad we came out!There was only 1 man at the bar and a group of 4 at a table. The rest of the place was empty. From the outside, and lack of cars, made us Joe they were open--because we were hungry!We sat at a tall table in the back. It was windy, and the plastic window/walls were creaking a bit. However, the views were pretty and I can imagine how nice it would be there on a warm night. The music pipped through was great, and we kept capturing the songs, so we could listen to them again later. I ordered a Bloody Mary w/Tito's vodka (yeah, it was there), and it was thought that we both ordered them. It was a mistake, and I offered to drink the second one...but Roger said to not worry, and he was going to dump it. Oh no! That's, in my world, is alcohol abuse! Ha! Anyway, my husband ordered his Mimosa and was happy. For food, I ordered the Huevos Rancheros, and my husband ordered a Denver Omelette. Both plates were fresh, hearty, and delicious! Oh, and quite affordable!Per Roger, the menu was to be updated soon, which is why it had blackouts on it. I'm guessing more people come there for drinks, with friends, to shoot pool, enjoy the ambiance and enjoy the views. I'm just happy we have a new place to go for a yummy meal!We will be back! Thank you for welcoming and feeding us!

Love it! We are relatively new to the neighborhood (2 months) and this is our go to spot. Great food (reminds me of really good Greek diner food) in a no frills cowboy bar!Staff is great and EVERYONE waits on you, never waiting in service. The woman that owns/runs the bar has a wonderful personality and makes sure people are treated like family!Love it and will be back again!