Peacock Pansy

Booked a reservation Saturday afternoon to celebrate my sisters baby sprinkle ( mini baby shower party of 4) lol. The restaurant is a small but they did a lot with making it look beautiful and spacious enough to enjoy. Bathroom was clean. Service was great, server never left us hanging and at one point another server assisted because she saw my sister look up for someone and the server came right over. ( loveee the attentiveness / respectable check ins). I got fried egg ,chicken & croffle I ordered an extra egg & the peacock pancakes. The chicken was great, eggs were cooked to my liking 7/10 because the egg white was a little bit too easy for me. The croffle is a literal crescent put into a waffle machine. It was good. The pancakes however were so delicious!!! Very fluffy and tasty. Both meals came with a strange syrup that was spicy and not normal syrup( didn't check menu if it mentioned or not a specific ingredient). Lastly I also ordered a mocha with almond milk drank that up. My straw notified me there was NONE left. I'd definitely go back & take friends on brunch/ get together dates. I parked at a parking garage around the block and walked to the location.

Absolutely one of my favorite brunch spots in the city! It's basically a global inspired brunch with very many different cultural references to each of the dishes: Thai, American, Creole, etc. The atmosphere was so beautiful and it's not only Instagram worthy, but even the food tastes how it sounds. All the flavors are so impacted together to make a very delicious dish! One of my favorite dishes that I really liked was the very berry pancake because it had a blueberry sauce that I just enjoy blueberry is a very hard flavor to execute, and I honestly thought the flavors were very strong. I also enjoyed the spicy Tommy omelette because the amount of filling the omelette was stuffed in and the fact that it does taste like Tom Yum soup! I highly recommend this brunch spot, the staff was very nice very quick to take your order! Ube crème brûlée French toastVery berry pancakeSpicy Tom tum omelette Moo swan Benedict Cajuin shrimp and cauliflower puree

My friend and I were able to get a reservation here for a Sunday brunch together. The restaurant was crowded; even with the reservation, we had to wait for around 5 minutes for a table to become available to us. The restaurant entrance itself is beautiful. There is wall of flowers along with flowers across the ceiling and a neon sign displaying the name of the restaurant.We ordered the Lavender London Fog, Peacock Pansy Pancake with a side of Bacon, and the Mushroom & Truffle Scrambled. The Lavender London Fog had a strong lavender taste to it, and the egg dish was quite good for a brunch menu item along with its sweet potato fries. While I enjoyed the sauces including the Yuzu sauce for the Peacock Pansy Pancake, I believe the dish got sweet a bit too quickly.Overall, their selection in brunch items is quite diverse, and so I would love to come back and try another dish next time!

Living a stone's throw away, I frequently see bustling crowds for Sunday Brunch at Peacock Pansy. Today, we finally stopped in for a quick dessert (we got got by the advertisement for Ube Creme Brûlée French Toast). The French toast was thick and custardy. But, for me, it was a bit too sweet and I prefer more crispy edges to this style of thick French toast. I wish the edges and the brûlée'd part had more browning. The berries helped a lot to balance out the sweet, but I found the dish overall to be underwhelming. At $24, I wouldn't get this again. The service was very accommodating and the interior makes for a perfect brunch spot! The menu was very interesting. It has a pan-Asian influence from Thai curries to Japanese Okonomiyaki. I would want to come back try some of the savory options because I definitely felt some food envy look at other people's plates. For now, this was just ok.

The decor is just beautiful! It really gives a special vibe as soon as you walk in. Staff was very accommodating and friendly. The food:I would say it wasn't as great as the decor, and some of the pricing was high. For example, I ordered tea, and it was just a hot cup of water and a still-in-the-package tea bag from Numi, for $5. For $6, you can get a Lavender London Fog, so the staff was kind enough to switch it out for me. We ordered: 1. The Ube Crème Brûlée French toast was really disappointing. First, the French toast is not actually ube, they just douse it in ube sauce. There was no sign of the crème brûlée as the whole thing was quite soggy. 2. The shrimp and cauliflower puree was good but didn't come out hot. The I love that they spice the food and nothing was bland. 3. Egg white and veggie omelette was delicious! So flavorful and lots of big mushroom flavor. Crispy potatoes were excellent. 4. Classic eggs Benedict was also excellent and flavorful. Nice lemon flavor and perfectly cooked eggs. I'd take a guest from out of town here.

Everything is extremely delicious and well presented at this place. The service is excellent and efficient. If you want to enjoy a great brunch, this is the perfect spot.

Really great brunch experience! I came on a Sunday afternoon with a friend and we were able to join the waitlist on Yelp ahead of time so we only waited about 10 min once we checked in to grab a table. I got the tum yum crab omelet and Thai tea latte. The omelet was great and and I loved the tum yum sauce on the side which was packed with flavor and made the dish amazing. The side of sweet potato fries were also great. The Thai tea latte was ok but too sweet even thought I asked for it to be less sweet and I wish it was creamier for a sweeter drink. The menu is creative and has plenty of options for whatever you're feeling so I'll be back to try the other items.

Great brunch spot downtown with a twist of Thai flavors probably given the ownership. The inside is very worthy of Instagram pictures typically that comes with food that is subpar however, the food here was actually wonderful except just a bit pricey. They also do bottomless brunch, which is not easy to find in the city. I got the salad with shrimp and crab meat the crab is fresh and not imitation. Service was also excellent.

Easy go to spot for a brunch date! recommend to make a reservation since it can get busy during weekends. Food was filling and served quickly, staff are super friendly and kind. Would definitely come back with girlfriends to catch up and take a cute pic at the flower wall on the way out!

Very IG photo worthy, and a nice spot if you are like me who's always on the hunt for asian fusion brunch. Food prices appear to reflect the cost to do business in it's popular and convenient location - 2 blocks away from City Hall at a corner location.Wasn't too hard to find metered street parking, but there's a parking lot a few blocks away if preferred. Didn't feel like a very high trafficked area during the weekday which was nice. Lots of natural light and cutely decorated. There was plenty of seating for small groups, and could combine tables for larger groups. Went with my husband and we were quickly greeted and seated. Service was nice and attentive. Food arrived fairly quickly, we got:1. Spicy Tom Yum Crab Omlette $31: didn't think it was spicy, we liked that it was very creamy and tasty.2. Very Berry Pancake $21: fluffy and tasty. Wished there was more pancake3. Spiced Chai Latte4. Lavender London FogFriendly service and would love to go back to try out their drink menu and another set of pancakes.