Peach’s Corner Cafe
121 S Galena St, Aspen, CO, 81611
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Address :
121 S Galena St
Aspen, CO, 81611 - Phone (970) 544-9866
- Website https://www.peachscornercafe.com
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Opening Hours
- Mon :7:00 am - 5:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Breakfast
Parking : Street
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : No
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Wi-Fi : Free
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : No
Caters : Yes
Good for Working : Yes
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Rich C.
So great compared to the other breakfast spots ! Wish we had found it on the first day , not as we were leaving! Took a croissants for the road back to Boulder. Never made it there ! Should have bought 6 for guests! No pictures forgot camera ! Also had a caper berry that had us wondering and asked the chef. We bought it a at Meat place that sold it and flew home with it. Try it it's a combo of a caper and a berry with seeds in mild vinegar . People in Aspen knew where to buy it and recommend it . Can't wait to go back !
(5)Richard F.
Not great. Exceptionally long wait for mediocre food. My breakfast croissant was flattened like a pancake. Coffee was OK, but expect to spend an hour and a half for bland, generic breakfast food. Cute space, and I like their branding, but I would recommend other places. The staff was pretty friendly, and I enjoyed the atmosphere; but given that I went there for breakfast - and they were the highest rated breakfast place in Aspen that was on Yelp - I won't be going back. This town has GOT to offer more! -_-
(2)Amanda J.
Peach's is a super cute cafe, and I think it is the most reasonably priced and best product in Aspen. This was one of the first places I stopped in when moving here, and it spoiled me terribly! I really love the 4 Agreements Berry Smoothie ($5.85). When I first walked in, I thought, $6 for a smoothie? But this isn't like some places where they dump mostly juice and ice into your drink. Peach's loaded me up with fresh berries! I couldn't have been happier with my smoothie. The Berry Song smoothie is good as well, but not as good as the 4 Agreements. They also have a large baked goods selection. One day, I got a French Toast muffin ($3). It came with syrup! I thought it looked intriguing, but it was more delicious than I expected. It tasted just like french toast, and it was so moist. Defintley the best cafe is Aspen.
(4)Shahzad A.
The place is really nice. Good coffee and good innovative dishes. I did not like my Yakisoba noodle bowl. The miso was too salty but my wife's pesto sandwhich was great. I also had the almond and lemon bar which were both average.
(3)Emily Rose R.
Peaches fresh-pressed greens juices were great for adjusting to the altitude and an energy boost. Their Asian soba noodle/miso soup dish was great for the colder day when we arrived.
(5)Gina B.
Great, casual, laid back brunch spot. With a great view of the mountain. Place is busy but it moves fast. You don't feel rushed but you don't wait in line long either. Food was fantastic. I had their signature dish, Open Face. I also their green machine juice and it was super yummy! Staff is super friendly. Definitely will go back before I leave town. Oh yes and wi-fi is good to go!! Bonus.
(5)Marie B.
Caveat ~ only had s beverage but it was GOOD. Some sort of coffee, honey and other stuff concoction that was sublime!! Not a fan of coffee ..even Starbucks signature drinks. But this was almost addictive. Like a yummy respite. The space was also comfy. Bright. Airy.
(4)Angela K.
Delicious! Had the open face breakfast. Great flavors, good price for Aspen and like that it's casual with no server
(5)Nancy C.
Check it out, good for a quick or casual sit down breakfast! So we were in town for five days and went to breakfast here three of them as I wanted to try more and more items. Their breakfast selection ranges from hearty omlets to light fruit parfaits and all were amazing. It's casual enough to swing in before hitting the slopes with wraps and such that you could take along and cute enough to sit in and eat and people watch some incognito celebrities walk by.
(5)Nicole Y.
I love peaches. It's on the corner so it is all windows and gets lots of light and sunshine. It's always crowded so you cannot always find a seat but still worth going. The food is amazing! I love the smoothies especially the cocoloco! The kale salad is amazing as are the flat bread pizzas.
(5)Jelena Z.
This spot is all kinds of legit with Aspen locals. It's usually a good idea to follow the local set and Peach's deliciously delivered! I had the signature breakfast dish, the Open Face. Picture it: perfectly poached eggs (and I do mean flawless), toasted bread, peach butter, bacon, heirloom tomatoes, arugula, evo, and shaved Parmesan. The bacon was overlooked but otherwise, no complaints - this dish is an original! We finished with a piece of coconut creme pie. Sometimes I find this particular dessert a bit too sweet, but Peach's rendition tasted just like it should: fresh and simple with all the flavors of coconut and housemade whipped cream coming through. Organic ingredients, fresh-squeezed juice, and terrific customer service make this café a winner!
(4)Marc P.
This place is 5 stars!!! Best breakfast in Aspen. Sophisticated taste...you need to try the French Toast Muffin...best ever....as well as the Open Face. It was fantastic...this is a must go...
(5)Sarah H.
Such good food and has vegetarian options! I had the open face without bacon for breakfast and I'm not sure if I've ever had such an amazing breakfast. The juices they have are excellent too.
(5)Kimberly H.
My favorite breakfast spot in Aspen. I even trekked out here in the snowstorm on the day of my flight to take some of Peach's delicious pastries to go. But sadly, they were closed on Sunday (or maybe due to the snow). I went around 7:30AM on a Friday and there were plenty of seats around. I ordered the open face which included a perfectly poached egg, bacon, tomatoes, arugula, and shaved parmesan. Each bite was so delicious and was the perfect portion size to fill me up. They have a lot of different teas, freshly made juices, to-go sandwiches/salads, and a lot of pastries. I wish I could try them all.
(5)Doreen B.
Hello Apple JESUS! I have been to many different coffee houses across the USA, from Charlotte, Washington DC, Detroit, Chicago, San Diego, and now Aspen. Never in my travels have I ever had the opportunity to meet an APPLE JESUS! Hubbs wrangled me in for a little bite, he said "come on Babe, you need a little Jesus." After I laughed, I accepted this wonderful apple turnover which takes the form as a muffin and yes it brought salvation to my taste buds. Accompanied with the Apple JESUS, was a medium roast coffee. I found the place to be tranquil. Peach you welcomed Hubbs and me in your coffee church; See you soon... perhaps on a Sunday!
(5)Miguel S.
Awesome place, awesome coffee, awesome breakfast. theres fast wifi, coming here for coffee in the morning has become part of my daily routine. great food and atmosphere.
(5)Sergio M.
Great patio outside; convenient location, mediocre and expensive sandwiches ($13); would not come back on purpose.
(3)William B.
Good food. Just right portion. Only complaint was pricing, but kind of expected in Aspen.
(4)Sasha R.
Great place to people watch while you sip your latte. Aspenites are something else! If you can grab a table outside over looking the mountain its perfection. Their quinoa cakes are soooo yum, I usually buy some to bring on a morning hike. Can be a little expensive for coffee, but it's aspen!
(4)Leonardo A.
The staff is amazing food is delicious. I had the open face for breakfast and a couple of those croissants that are deliciously addictive, getting really close to the texture of french croissants. Highly recommended.
(5)Michael C.
The croissants are slightly under cooked and doughy, which in my opinion as a croissant connoisseur who eats them 200 days of the year all around the world, this one ranks in the top 10 if not the top 5 in the world for me. The eggs Benedict and quiche are good as well as all their baked goods. This is really a great weekend brunch spot.
(5)Joseph M.
Absolutely love this place. I'm a nanny for four kids from NYC and we love coming here! The coffee is great, the pastries are delicious and the service is always flawless. Thumbs up to the employees for dealing with the snotty, d-list, tourist crowd. Highly recommended!
(5)Lauren M.
Such a wonderful place to go for a quick lunch. I am absolutely obsessed with their grab and go section. Their kale salad is a must and they serve the best coffee in town! Plenty of seating inside and outside, which makes this place great for a party of one or ten.
(4)Victor C.
I ordered a Coco Loco smoothie that came with milk but what I got was a really icy drink. I figured since it was in Aspen that it would be good. Guess I expected too much. If I was a local I would of been disappointed even more since I enjoy smoothies.
(2)Hema K.
Came here for breakfast. Nothing great about this cafe. It is a order-in and get seated place. They have samples of some of their dishes. Ordered their spinach omelet mushroom and quinoa cake. They have both indoor and outdoor seats. Portion size is really small and pricey. Pets are allowed as long as you are seated outdoors.
(3)Nicole T.
This place was hopping on a Saturday morning. I wish we could've eaten outside, but found a nice, sunny table at the back of the restaurant. Our four-some ordered egg panini and the granola with yogurt and berries. I'd love the recipe for the granola! It was so fresh and flavorful. Friendly staff who kept everything moving so it didn't seem like anyone had to wait too long. Good coffee, freshly-squeezed oj, and plenty of water available. Great place to go before hitting the slopes!
(4)Alexandra M.
Best place for a satisfying & affordable bite in town. Their beef pot roast is excellent, as well as their soba bowls & pastries that are from Louis Swiss Bakery. Coffee is always great there - and if you want something with more of a kick, they sell beer and wine. The best part though is its corner location, its the perfect spot to people watch, see cute dogs, and take in the beauty of Ajax.
(5)Cooper R.
So amazing! I was working an event in Aspen and would literally leave my coworkers at the hotel brekky to go get Peach's! Coffee is amazing and their granola with fruit and greek yogurt was some of the best I've EVER had!
(5)Jason W.
Awesome food. Farm table plate, smoothie and cinnamon roll were delicious. Quiche was so so. The atmosphere was a bit hectic because there were so many women in yoga pants. But then, you may be into that.
(4)David S.
I like everything about this place. Great food -- better than you'd expect from a corner coffee hangout. Great people watching. Great customer service. This morning I had the warm quinoa bowl with veggies, topped with 2 fried eggs (they suggest poached, but that's not my thing). Delicious.
(5)S Y.
Their open face is really good.
(5)Johnny C.
This place had quite a bit of room for improvement. I have no clue how Peach's scored so many "4" and "5" star reviews. I hope those reviewers' experiences were better and our experience was just a fluke; but a 5 out of 5 for this café is awfully suspect. We arrived today -- a Thursday -- at 11:36am. Breakfast is not served after 11:30am on weekdays (weekends brunch is served until 2pm). The staff was certain to adhere to this "policy" -- I guess the policy that 'the customer is always right' is not Peach's policy. We didn't push the issue since they were handling our food. The bottled green energy drinks were decent. The bottled fresh squeezed orange juice was way overpriced but it tasted good ($4 for 4 ounces). The pre-made gluten-free turkey wrap was dry and not very flavorful ($7.50). The service was mediocre at best; no attitude problems but they seemed to be doing us a favor by allowing us to patronize their establishment. We won't return.
(2)Ivan L.
Great coffee, food, prices, and location. The baristas are all from all over the world and have a great attitude. The girls from S. Africa are especially cute.
(5)Stü A.
Alright so we knew what we were getting into eating breakfast in Aspen, CO place where the beer flows like wine. Where beautiful women instinctively flock like the salmon of Capistrano. 4 breakfast burritos and 4 one quart Fiji waters (yes I said Fiji waters that was the only thing available) was $51. $51!! The burrito was tasty but damn.
(4)Kathy M.
This is a fun breakfast spot to get something healthy and flavorful. The ambiance is "crowded chic." :-), but don't worry, the lines move quickly. We came here two days in a row, trying the egg special, and trying the smoothies (green tea smoothie was delicious, even though it didn't really taste like green tea). The staff wars very friendly. The restaurant was clean.
(5)Shirley F.
Wonderful little spot for breakfast or snack late afternoon food is absolutely delicious. Very clean and a good attitude from everyone
(5)Kristen B.
Really great eggs benedict!! Great cappuccino! Order at the counter for breakfast or for lunch. Great bakery assortment as well!
(5)Jane S.
Definitely crowded but the staff was great and the food was even better. I had their breakfast special with the poached eggs. So yummyyy and fresh. The jam and balsamic vinegar were great flavor to the whole dish. The coffee was also amazing! Just get a table as quickly as possible because they don't seat you
(5)Ruth K.
Fresh organic food handled with care. Got the open face and it was good. Everything is very lightly seasoned, but with a dash of salt, all is fine. Seems almost intentional, so you could appreciate the freshness of the food. But mild flavors made me really appreciate that strip of bacon. :)
(4)Christine W.
Best breakfast in Aspen. Can't go wrong with anything on the menu. Order inside and then snag a seat outside if you can; they'll bring the food to you. It's hopping--especially on the weekend.
(5)Michelle W.
This place is delicious!!!!! Definitely try their open face! poached eggs, peach butter, arugula, tomatoes and bacon! What more could you ask for?! Definitely the best breakfast dish I had in Aspen. The coffee is pretty good too! They have different flavors during the holiday season including peppermint and caramel! Very delicious coffee that I could drink all the time at a decent price too! It can get very busy here so be sure to come early in the morning to beat the rush.
(4)Carol P.
Marvelous spinach artichoke soup fabulous breakfast wonderful lunch pastries divine service fantastic great coffee...... Local told me about it what is not to love about peaches.
(5)Laura A.
Excellent organic cafe and bakery in the heart of aspen. Don't forget to ask for "daves shake" which was a blend of green juice frozen banana and almonds. It's amazing. They also have take out.
(5)Jacob C.
I guess I'll get the negatives out of the way first. This place was crazy-mobbed, so seating is limited. We were there on a Sunday morning, so that's to be expected, but that's fair-warning. Also, the people it was mobbed with all seemed like annoying Aspen-types - middle-aged men dressed like teenage boys and snooty, upper-crust women in yoga pants. The check-out clerks were also a little less-than-friendly, but I suppose I can't blame them with the crowds they deal with. Anyway, Peach's has an awesome menu for someone looking for something healthy or different for brunch. I got the Quinoa bowl, which was excellent. Others in my party got an impressive-looking bowl of fruit/granola and breakfast burritos. All were pleased. Peach's also has a tasty selection of smoothies, some being of the mixed fruit and veggie variety. None of us had any pastries, but they also appeared to have quite a nice selection of those as well. Also worth mentioning is that I didn't have a whole lot of faith that everything would make it to our table correctly, considering the volume of orders and the cashier-order set-up, but it did! Everything was spot on and arrived as expediently as could be expected.
(4)Claudia B.
This place was recommended by an innocent bystander at the Mother Load Volleyball tournament (the reason i was in Aspen). Decided to check it out and glad I did!! The ambiance inside has a bit to be desired...but sitting outside was fantastic. SNAG A TABLE if you see one coming in!! Had the waffle with strawberries and bananas. PERFECT. It was light and fluffy and so I didn't feel weighed down after eating the entire thing. The fruits were fresh and delicious.
(4)Darren G.
Fantastic place, a recent visit I had a soup and sandwich special and they also have lovely daily specials. This has become one of my go to late breakfast / lunch places when I'm not on the mountain. Big problem, we have started calling this place "Randoms" it's never bloody open for food ! Seriously every time we get there, say when we get off the mountain or... imagine the rudeness... Sunday morning... it's either closed or not serving food. We give up.
(5)Nicole D.
Perfect corner patio seating - amazing breakfast items. Some out of the ordinary plates as well (had the quinoa/yam with poached egg bowl). Favorite place to grad a nice breakfast or lunch in Aspen!
(5)Alison S.
Cheery, bright, healthy cafe. Service left a little to be desired at the cash register. The girl was not happy when I asked for an 8 oz Americano (they had 8 oz cups, and I willing to pay for the Small). Also waited 10 minutes for a warmed-up pretzel, which was so stale and dry that I didn't even eat it. The smoothies and food that passed by me looked very delicious though--would definitely recommend sitting down for breakfast here. Menu looked varied, healthy, and full of fresh ingredients. The sunny outdoor patio with free WiFi makes for great people watching!
(3)Andrea P.
You NEED to try the "farm table" as well as the french toast muffin. Seriously, awesome place, really good food and friendly people. A MUST try in Aspen!
(5)Meghan M.
Cookies and croissants are delicious. Especially the apple croissant. Friendly service
(4)Mary M.
Worst service, rude staff, and mediocre food. The checkout girl working this morning obviously hates her job and should look for a new one. And the guy behind the counter that was serving up drinks could not be bothered when I told him I had not received my coffee. My meal was an over easy egg on spinach, mushrooms, and bread... And I swear there was cinnamon or something sweet in my eggs. Oh... And my breakfast was $22.
(1)Ryan L.
Great smoothies
(5)Kay A.
I got there around 9 am for breakfast and the place was packed. I had the open face dish which appears to be their signature plate for breakfast. It was just the right amount of food to get my morning started. Although this was a unique and tasty breakfast dish, I thought it was slightly overpriced ($12).
(4)Caroline M.
Great spot for breakfast in Aspen. I had their sausage breakfast burrito, which was delicious. Not a giant portion, but certainly a solid meal. Quality of ingredients were on point. Yum! The ambience is pretty trendy, the sort of place where you instantly notice your manicure is a bit chipped and not nearly as glossy as the girl sitting to your right. Though, that's kind of just Aspen in general. Yes, the place does get crowded. And yes, you do feel a bit like cattle as you're herded through the line to place your order. But honestly, I'm not going to fault a restaurant for being busy - particularly during off-season.
(5)Heather M.
I thought the food was pretty great, and I probably would have enjoyed the experience a little more had I known that this is not a typical sit-down experience. There were lots of delicious-looking choices, and I would have benefited from a menu at my table and a waitress. Heads up, if that's what you want. In any case, the breakfast burrito was the bomb. Per our hotel shuttle driver, we ordered a side of green chile sauce that rocked my world. Great coffee, too. Would definitely return on my next trip to Aspen.
(4)J D.
If you need your green juice and morning coffee fix, this is the place for you. They have some very creative "healthy" breakfast options as well. Definitely worth the trip/
(4)Tyler G.
O.K. so just to set the vibe here, we are talking about ASPEN. You know, the place where the richest of the richest own a winter ski lodge and come down to enjoy high quality food . . . . . . right? My lady and I went here after completing a 2 day hike(we were very tired and hungry). We ordered the peach bellinis and they said they were out of peach!!! Out of peach at Peach's Corner!!!!!!!! in peach season at a place that is only miles away from the best peach growing region of colorado, maybe the entire world . . . . . . . . So they gave us orange juice bellinis (isn't that a mimosa?) instead and didn't apologize. The orange juice was definitely not fresh and the champagne (or should I say sparkling cheap wine) was flat . . . . . NOT A GOOD START! I ordered the kale salad which was good, but could have been dressed better and more toppings added (explanation: there was barely any goat cheese or almonds which I was counting on for a little protein). Let me also say that there were definitely small portions for the price and I ain't cheap ;) In addition to the wonderful latter they had some random guy playing weird, un-fitting songs in the far corner who would actually play one song, then get up and leave while putting on a recording of another song, then come back and play another ever more random song only to follow by getting up and putting on another recording. . . . .
(2)Gabriel D.
This is a lunch review. Veggie sandwich w side salad on panini. It comes on 6 grain bread.
(4)Megan L.
We came here on a Saturday morning, starving and hoping to get a tasty, quick and not too expensive breakfast. Our expectations were exceeded! The line was long but moved very quickly and our food was out in no time. Peach bellinis were delicious and at $7 a piece a pretty good price, considering you get the whole mini bottle. I got the burrito with house made chorizo and tomatillo salsa -- so yummy! Eggs Benedict can be hit or miss and theirs was outstanding! The macaroon to go was awesome. Loved the decor and the healthy options. The staff checked on us a couple of times and were very kind. Definitely going back the next time we are in town!
(5)Drew M.
Great little cafe. I was in Aspen for 3 days and I ate here twice. My only regret is that I didn't eat here a 3rd time but we were in a rush to leave the morning we left. I strongly suggest getting the Open Face (poached eggs, toasted flat bread, peach butter butter, bacon, heirloom tomatoes, arugula, extra virigin olive oil, and shave parmesan.) It sounded great when I read it on the menu and it somehow tasted even better than I ever imagined. It could be the best thing I ever at for breakfast. Give it a try and enjoy.
(5)A Soleil B.
I have been to Peach's twice now, once with friends and once alone. It is tasty, but it is definitely over-priced. I went for breakfast alone, and order a green tea smoothie and new yorker [bagel with cream cheese & lox] and it totaled to $20. You will find locals here, which is reassuring, but I wouldn't make it a regular place by any means. The staff are very friendly as sweet, but you have to be prepared to give them your order when it's your turn in line as they are very busy! I do suggest coming here at least once, the atmosphere is endearing and the food is tasty!
(3)Lauren G.
I had the signature dish with peach jam, poached eggs, heirloom tomatoes, arugula, parmesan, balsamic and evoo. It was really interesting and quite delicious. I was hungover when I got it, though, and kind of wished I had ordered something greasy and traditional. I think on any other day I would have really loved the signature dish. It was definitely unique and all of the ingredients were really fresh/choice. I like the walk-up counter set-up - pay for your stuff and take your number to a table and they bring you the food. Coffee cups are HUGE. Coffee is pretty good.
(4)Zoe E.
Peaches rocks!!! We live in Denver but come to Aspen often and I always make a stop at Peaches for breakfast or a coffee. My favorite dish is the quinoa breakfast bowl with pesto, poached eggs, and veggies. Yum!!! My boyfriend & I both loved it. I love sitting on the sunny patio- it's always full. I know I'll never be disappointed when I come to Peaches!
(5)K. C.
Some reviews say Peach's is not open Sundays: not true. It is open for brunch and closes at 2 I believe. Their Sunday brunch is a limited menu of typically creative brunchy dishes like the New Yorker (lox on an Everything bagel) or poached eggs served over a bowl of quinoa, in addition to the kale salads they always keep in the refrigerated section. The food is expensive, but even so, its annoying when some brunch menu items don't have prices noted. Options are extremely creative and great for vegetarians and omnivores alike. The coffee is really really excellent. The staff are checked out and spacey, bordering on rude sometimes. The people watching and eavesdropping is fantastic. Overall I've given 3 stars. Reasonable for Aspen, and if you're visiting for an extended period or a local, Peach's is unavoidable for weekend nosh.
(3)Jake L.
This was a great place for us to venture to get 'off campus' from the St. Regis. Certainly the busiest and most popular breakfast spot in Aspen, I can see why: -Great baked goods -excellent hot dishes -creative menu items -healthy options -The smoothies were fantastic We'll be back in town next year, and look forward to visiting again!
(4)Michelle T.
For the most part, come here for a chill dining experience with well portion controlled dishes and some great pastries. Why 3 stars then? The food is only A-OK. I had FROM THE GARDEN $9 - which came with 2 "cop out" poached eggs (the kind that is perfectly round instead of freeform) and COLD vegetable hash. The hash itself was delicious, but the coldness was a huge huge turnoff. The toasted buttered bread that came on the side was just OK. B-. Mr. Man had QUICHE LORRAINE $8 - which is really waaayy not enough for a grown person. I thought the flavors were great though, with subtle cheesy, bacony flavors throughout the fluffy quiche. B+. Spinach and egg Croissant - Was quite tasty. Although greasy, the croissant was nice and crisp, with good layers baked in to it. The spinach and egg was not too overpowering nor too scant. I'd definitely get it again. A-. Pecan Roll - Hot damn is probably the best pecan roll I've had, although they could use more fluffiness. There are a million cinnamon sugar swirls throughout this roll and the top generously sprinkled with pecans and a lovely creamy caramel sauce. A. I'd come back again I suppose, but only because I don't know where you can get great brunch food in Aspen!
(3)Anoop A.
This review reflects view point of a vegetarian customer who visits them in their off season. Location is good, so is their coffee (I didn't perceive anything exceptional in the taste though). The staff was off season variant i believe, didn't know their own menu, no options to modify any particular item to suit vegetarian needs. I probably made her so confused when I asked if I can have their panini without eggs. Their herb toasted veggies were great (my bail out option for the day), don't miss it even if you are a hard core carnivore.
(3)Emily J.
Peach's Corner Cafe is the perfect place to grab a low key, yet unbelievably delicious breakfast or lunch. I went here in search of a breakfast sandwich and when I was told that breakfast serving hours were over I was initially disappointed. However, my disappointment was quickly remedied with a glance at their lunch menu and specials. I ordered the caprese sandwich, a delectable mix of the creamiest mozzerela complimented by a slightly spicy aioli, arugula and juicy tomatoes, all stacked between crusty ciabatta slices. My guy got the turkey club, which was equally as fantastic with hickory smoked turkey, avocado, tomato, and another tasty aioli. The place itself is really simple and causal with butcher block tables, lots of windows, and plentiful coffee. I love that the specials are written on butcher's paper above the counter, it adds a little it of whimsy to the whole place. Although I didn't get one, I was told by my self proclaimed "smoothie expert" that they are pretty darn good, although way overpriced. Prices besides the smoothies were more than reasonable, especially for Aspen. A great place to check out for an easy and tasty meal or just a simple cup of coffee.
(5)M B.
Ordered a decaf latte. Undrinkable. Service is consistently slow so there is always a line. Servers need to have a shift drink. Coffee.
(1)Caver B.
Very good breakfast place in Downtown Aspen. Nice selection, but not too much, so you won't spend an hour making a decision. I don't know if they always do this, but when we went there they had examples of each breakfast entree on the counter (you order at the counter, and they bring the food out to you), which is a great idea. They also have a bewildering amount of baked goods. Coffee is very good. If you go during the usual breakfast time, especially on the weekend, be prepared for a line. It moves pretty quickly, however, and in the summer you can sit outside.
(4)Emily H.
I had the signature open face egg dish. This has been the best egg dish I have ever had. The combination of flavors. The peach butter with arugula was heavenly. I hope one day to return and eat this wonderful dish.
(4)Michael A.
Great Breakfast here... Try anything with chantarelles... Quinoa bowl was quite delicious as well... Sit outside if the weather permits... Recommended
(5)D S.
The food is tasteless, no spices or flavor. The croissants are good. They fill your coffee cup about a quarter of the way if you're lucky. Huge disappointment and very expensive. There are much better restaurants in the area.
(1)Mike M.
Stopped by for breakfast in Aspen. Was more of a health food restaurant. I had eggs and pistachio sausage. The food was good and had a different twist to it. The atmosphere was similar to Starbucks. It got a little noisy just because the place was very popular. Service was good.
(4)Thomas O.
Wonderful breakfast spot. The quiche and breakfast burrito are fantastic. Nice light morning atmosphere. Good value for Aspen! Pleasant staff.
(5)Brandon F.
First off, the staff is unfriendly as they herd customers like cattle through the checkout line. Good luck making quick decisions among the few pre-made and non modifiable concoctions they offer here. Don't like eggs benedict? Sucks for you because they won't scramble an egg for you or tweak anything. They'll be happy to offer you a pitiful bowl of granola for $8, fruit is an extra $3. I had salmon benedict and everything was drowning in hollandaise sauce to the point where I questioned why they even bothered putting food on my plate because I could hardly taste anything else. Perhaps this place has seen better days, but I will not be returning after wasting my time and money. All I wanted was a decent breakfast for myself and my friends.
(1)Chaim L.
Our absolute go to place for great, healthy,delicious and creative lighter fare in Aspen. Everything from the evil baked goods (some pseudo-healthy) to the breakfast quinoa bowl and wonderful lunch items has been solid. The service is casual (it's a corner cafe) but great energy and efforts. Absolutely a gem of Aspen.
(4)Jim B.
Great local house house with strong lunch & breakfast menu. Creative menu with some good adult coffee selections.
(4)Breffni M.
so refreshing to find a simple elegant breakfast and delicious black drip coffee with nothing needed on anything. Amazing and reasonable. Sunshine in the morning too. Inside or outside?
(5)Emily K.
Very nice corner spot. We ordered inside and sat out on the patio with our dog. Breakfast was really good- egg, cheese, ham panini with potatoes on the side. Would definitely go again.
(5)Amy V.
Food was great but giving it one star as they don't allow any substitutions. Everything I wanted to eat had bacon in it and they wouldn't remove it. Not friendly to vegetarians!
(1)Cedy A.
Tried to order from the lunch menu 10 minutes early and was willing to wait for it, but they refused to take our order and expected us to stand in line again! That's more glaringly rude in friendly Aspen. And when you're going to be paying Aspen prices too.
(1)Andy M.
We only had breakfast here, so I can't comment on lunch. It was good and just what I was looking for. I enjoyed the pistachio sausage on my breakfast sandwich. I found the prices to be very reasonable and in-line with any non-chain establishment.
(4)Chris L.
Ok. Perhaps I'm used to the New York level of service at an eating establishment. You ask for a simple dish plus/minus an ingredient. However, at Peaches, the soup Nazi has taken residence. The cook (since I doubt he's a chef) laughs at customers who ask for any substitutions (which are on the menu). Poor form indeed. No stars for you!!
(1)Christine F.
"This is the best brunch I have ever had." "Ever?" "Ever." "That's impressive." -Conversation between my husband and me at Peaches While sampling the local brunch fare in Aspen, we stumbled upon Peaches via Yelp. Peaches is a small joint, so you have to show up early to snag a table, or be prepared to wait. They are also a bakery, so you order what you want at the register, take a number and they will bring out your food to you. Simple system. I ordered a hot chocolate and an Open Face, and my husband got a coffee and an Open Face. Our food and drink orders came out within 10 minutes of ordering. Very fast service - it's good if you're in a rush. The hot chocolate was super tasty. I rarely get hot chocolate at home, so it was a nice treat. The Open Face, which is 2 pieces of toasted bread, peach butter, bacon, EVOO, 2 poached eggs, heirloom tomatoes, arugula and parm, was earth-shatteringly good. Who knew that peach butter would partner so well with heirloom tomatoes? I didn't. It was sweet and salty and savory and so, so yummy. It also came with a side of roasted winter veggies, which was tasty as well. We are definitely going to try and replicate this at home. It was amazing. To do list: Either learn how to poach eggs or buy an egg poacher, STAT.
(5)Matt R.
There's always been some terrific breakfast choices in Aspen. From the old Weinerstube to other institutions such as Poppy Cocks and the Main Street Bakery, each of whom serve great fair. On a recent visit I visited Peach's Café and they're serving some extraordinary food. Wow food. Crazy good food. Many of their dishes are truly inspired. I've haven't been this pleasantly surprised by a breakfast/lunch joint since I don't know when. In the week that I was there I had breakfast at Peaches three times, once for lunch and I brought their Italian sandwich on the plane back east with me. The three breakfast items I enjoyed were the "Open Face", the "Tuscan" and the "Farm Table". If you can make it to Peachs during your next visit to Aspen you owe it to yourself to try one of these creations.
(5)Randy D.
Wow, on March 5 my pals and I were pleased to see the vacant Zele corner space on S. Galena come to life again - and with some outside seating (just in time for the beautiful Spring days we get here in Aspen) featuring views of Aspen mountain. After the Zele Cafe closed back in March 2009, local restaurateur David Roth and his business partners, Lisa Haisfield and Tracy Eggleston apparently decided to open this cafe in the same spot. Being the "green" person that I am, I noted that Peach's Corner Cafe appears to have been built with some eco-sensitivity (and possibly a quest for USGBC LEED-EB approval?), green paper cups and some locally acquired ingredients. Right now, the cafe has been opened serving yummy coffee drinks, espresso, tea and a few breakfast items. I understand that prepared breakfast, lunch and (possibly - based on demand) dinner food will soon be available. While there for coffee, we had a peek at some delicious looking food on the bar, but these were samplings and apparently won't be available until next week. Although I'm a great fan of the many other delicious cafes in town, I'm certainly looking forward to returning to Peach's to check it out!
(4)tori p.
Holy pretentiousness, Batman! After standing in line for a while, we ordered breakfast, and were told by a staff member who rolled her eyes at us that "Breakfast is over. You cant order that". No "I'm sorry, but we stopped serving breakfast 10 minutes ago," but instead, "you can't order that". I ordered something called an apple Jesus, and let me say, even as a Jewish born atheist, it certainly did not deserve that name. It was too sweet, too hard, and overall, maybe day-old Panera quality. We waited for about 20 minutes before my husband's sandwich was served; though they took his name, they did not call him up, and so it sat there for another 5-10 minutes before we saw it. They forgot his dessert, too. The icing on the cake was that, as we were walking out, they served an omelette to a lady sitting down. I guess you have to be special to order breakfast here. We were staying at the Jerome two blocks down and getting the car in and out of valet was a pain, so we tried them again two days later. The reviews were good so I thought they must have had an off day. I ordered 5 pastries to take back with me. Now let's not get into how long it takes to order 5 pastries when the kid behind the counter really doesn't care and can only enter about one into the register every 45 seconds. When the kid ringing me up gave my order to the teenage girl who grabbed the pastries, she actually giggled and looked at me with a look on her face that I could only read as "OMG you're eating all THAT?" Let me tell you, I'm underweight due to health issues and have been struggling to gain weight for a year. If I was one ounce overweight, I would have clocked her. I could not believe how rude she was. Never mind that I was taking them back with me and she didn't know how many I was serving. She handed me a bag of 3 pastries. I asked where my cookie was. They forgot to ring me up. They rung me up again separately for the cookie, and I decided just before leaving that I'd better check my bag. They forgot the banana cream pastry. I went back to the counter and the guy said in his stoner/skater/boarder voice (you know the one), "ooooh man, you didn't get your banana cream?". This time he ascertained that I'd already paid for it. So I got 3/5 of what I ordered the first time. Terrible. The pastries were decent. My husband went back for breakfast one last time, and overheard the manager (first time we saw him there) yell at the teenagers who were working there about "If you see something six days old, I expect you to THROW IT AWAY!!!" He walked right out without ordering. Ewww. To sum up, this place is everything that is wrong with Aspen. Pretentious as all hell (puts Vail, Miami, and even LA to shame) and the food is average at best. Avoid at all costs.
(1)Jon S.
Delicious food and unique breakfast combinations. They are also able to work with dairy-free or gluten-free diet requests. Coffee is pretty good and the service is friendly. It is a little pricy, but it's Aspen so i expect that.
(5)Shalon A.
My husband and I went here while passing through Aspen one year and went back with my inlaws when we stayed there. It's just a great little breakfast place! The food selections are really great and always cooked to perfection. The service was also very friendly, considering that they were working close to the Christmas holiday. We love this place and will definitely come back. Wish there was more seating...
(5)Kim H.
First impression, my husband (who is holding our baby) is opening the door for me and sees an employee carrying a tray of pastrys. I wait as he lets her in first, not only does she not even acknowledge him but doesn't even say thank you. Rude!! The food was okay. I have definitely had better and for the price it was not worth it. Teeny tiny portions for not so teeny prices. I don't mind paying the money for good food, especially in places like Aspen. The side of potatoes that came with my husbands breakfast sandwich looked like a portion I would give my 15month old. I will say that the home made pistachio sausage I had was delicious. Staff friendliness couple be improved upon and maybe a little reevaluation of what customers are getting for their money.
(2)Esther O.
Ambiance was ok - small, small, busy place. Not surprised it's always so packed, prices are good and their food is really good. Their Kale Salad was AMAZING. ANY time we're in the general area, we'll drive up to this place because simply put...it's worth it.
(4)Amy G.
I am in love, I am in love! Fresh baked goods, plus unique savory options. I'll be back for sure.
(5)Shiva R.
Good food, so-so service. The wait staff was very friendly and helpful, and the food was healthy and flavorful. The ordering process was rough at best. They didn't know what time it was and told me I couldn't order lunch at first. Then they checked their clock. They don't allow any modifications, so don't believe what it says on the menu. If you can make it past the ordering, you'll be fine.
(3)H C.
Healthy breakfast spot. Great non-greasy eggs. I like the counter service (no wait staff).
(4)Erin T.
Good, healthy food, reasonably priced, excellent people watching, quick preparation--not what I was expecting in Aspen. The Arugula panini and mango tea were excellent!
(4)Kevin S.
Ate here for breakfast on a Saturday morning. Figured it had to be good based on the Yelp reviews and the line outside the door just to order some food. Prices are, well, redic. $12 for a couple fried eggs, toast and some potatoes. We asked for dry toast, came out lathered with butter. When we asked for the dry toast we ordered, they said, it will be a while, since they were busy. An hour later, we were still waiting for our toast. We aksed again and were ignored. The food itself was decent, but nothing to write home about. Eggs were over done, potatoes were good but nothing special. For the price you pay, you would expect your order to be correct. That being said, mistakes happen, and based on how busy they were, to maybe even be somewhat expected once in a while. That being said, the treatment after the mistake is just unacceptable. I would not recommend Peache's for breakfast.
(2)Michelle B.
I enjoyed Peach's! The food was pricey (go figure for Aspen), but surprisingly yummy and light. It was a big change from the heavy meals we had during our trip. I got the breakfast panini and my boyfriend got the breakfast burrito. Yum!
(4)Marianne L.
The Open Face (their signature dish) was incredibly good - and the smoked salmon that I added really added to the enjoyment of my breakfast. It was packed on July 4 at 9 AM. Next time I'm in Aspen, and despite the line, I will be back.
(5)A Z.
Ahi-tuna sandwich is not that flavorful, and it's tiny! Curry soup was good, salad was okay. Nice atmosphere and friendly service, but it seems expensive for what it is, especially the portions.
(2)Eleni B.
Hooray for Peaches! My mom was a fixture here while we were out hitting the slopes (she does not ski). We met her for lunch and everyone was very impressed! I had the grilled veggie sandwich which was so good, I went and got another one a few days later for the plane ride home. My mom loved her soup and tuna sliders. My sister had nothing but praise for her grilled chicken sandwich. Delicious key lime pie (we went back for a pick me up espresso and pastry fix). No idea where they find key limes in Apsen... AMAZING cranberry/orange muffin!! Definitely go for breakfast, for lunch, for coffee, for anything!
(4)Amy K.
Mmmm, Peach's. I'll admit to being a bit skeptical when Peach's opened several months ago, tales of $6 smoothies kept me away, assuming that it was just another overpriced Aspen cafe. But then the fact that Peach's is only three block from my house (the closest coffee) wore me down, I gave in, and I was hooked. And oh how happy I am to be hooked! What started as a medium Americano with steamed soy, has turned into a fabulous journey of kale salads and grilled chicken sandwiches with brie and cranberries. Be prepared to be tempted by the pastry case teeming with freshly baked delights from a variety of local bakeries. In addition to a lovely menu of breakfast and lunch options the daily special always sounds and tastes amazing! I highly recommend the Kale Salad. Most days they also offer a soup and sandwich combo for around $10. Everything is fresh made to order and my special requests have always been happily accommodated. As an added bonus, if it's Apres ski you're after they do have a limited bar with daily drink specials. Service has always been great. Even though they are almost always slammed when I go in, the cashiers are smiling and the baristas are friendly and engaging. I recently picked up a large to-go order and had just about every person there trying to help me take a few bags and one tray of drinks to my car. Truly thoughtful service. My only complaint is that I feel like the air conditioning is always running. I usually end up keeping my coat on and holding my coffee with both hands to stay warm. So I take it to go in the winter and bask in the sun on the patio in summer.
(4)mariel v.
Tasty goodness. Cute little cafe, with cute little decor. Ordered the quiche lorraine which was delicious. The coffee, even moreso. Yes pricey, yes Aspeny, but worth every penny.
(4)Greg L.
Peach's Corner Cafe is a small mountain town cafe with a nice relaxing atmosphere. There are some great places to sit outside on a sunny day too.
(4)Daniel K.
Terrible service, mediocre overpriced food. Pretty bad.
(2)David H.
What a great place. Just make sure to know that if you order a smoothie, they will not bring it out to you with your food order. You have to wait for it (and for them to call your name). Other than this moderately confusing detail, it's business as usual here with plenty of seating no matter how long the line.. Don't be discouraged if there is a long line, it moves quickly (usually)!
(4)Sara D.
This is a decent spot for breakfast and lunch. Service is fast and their sandwiches are good. The salad I had was nothing spectacular. The sandwiches are good.
(3)Brian A.
Good food, but most importantly free refills on coffee! Although I should hope so considering the prices. Not abnormal for Aspen though.
(3)Drew H.
Peach's is definitely my new favorite eatery in Aspen. The food is outstanding and they have something for everyone on their menu - even the pickiest of eaters. Although I haven't tried the burger yet, it was recently named Aspen's best burger. The food is awesome and very affordable (a rarity in Aspen), the service is great AND it is run/owned by a local (also a rarity in Aspen) and they have free Wi-Fi. What more could an Aspenite ask for?!
(5)K J.
We went here based on a recommendation and I am so glad we did. My favorite item was the open face, which is their signature dish. It was different and full of flavor! I would highly recommend it!
(5)SY T.
Great caprese sandwich! I didn't have anything else, but I can definitely vouch for this sandwich. The tastiest one I've had - awesome ingredients and very filling. I will definitely go back there again for lunch.
(4)Dawn B.
Bright orange umbrellas sets this little corner cafe off from the rest, with breathtaking mountain views and pet friendly seating..this is the place to enjoy some yummy lunch or some fresh squeezed apple juice while people watching!
(5)Ryan A.
Excellent Buffalo mozzarella! Place is more expensive than $$, its more like $$$. Sandwich paninis are $12, caprese salads are like $9. Customer service was awesome even when it was stressfully busy. Manager was nice and accompanying.
(4)KC C.
Was recently back in Aspen and stopped back in Peach's (twice) and the place is so good I had to write about it again. First, the service is top notch, very attentive and courteous. But the food is outstanding. The first day was for lunch and we had the Kale Salad which is amazing....no joke. We also ordered the Ahi Tuna Sandwich which was excellent. Day 2 we went for breakfast and was blown away by their dishes. We ordered what's called the Farm Table plate - so good with fried egg, mushrooms, goat cheese and spinach on brioche. It was absolutely delish. The other dish we ordered was called the Open Face, with poached eggs, on flat bread with peach butter heirloom tomatoes, bacon, arugula and parmersan cheese. If you are in Aspen, this place is a must to visit in my opinion.
(5)A R.
We stopped at peach's corner right before lunch and grabbed a couple of croissants and baked goods for snacking, which were all flaky and fresh. The chocolate croissant was awesome, and the almond butter filled croissant was equally scrumptious. Their spinach and feta filled croissant were a good savory treat. Apart from the yummy snacks they've a whole array of healthy sandwiches and salads on the organic menu. Definitely try it out if in Aspen.
(5)Brent F.
I haven't tried Peach's food, but I have tried their lattes and they were great. Coffee is a big thing for me. I also appreciated NOT paying through the nose for them - a rarity for Aspen! The staff was super friendly and I eyed patrons eating delectable looking breakfasts. The bright atmosphere of the store is nice, as is the decor. Definitely a place to check out if you're in Aspen.
(5)N A.
Wow! Try their tiramisu!! It was the best tiramisu I had in my life. Also, the service here was the best so far (for us) in Aspen. Other food all tasted pretty nice too. I think what they call "yakisoba" is actually "miso ramen".
(5)Paris S.
I'm technically not an Aspen local, but as someone who goes to Aspen frequently enough to know what's good, what's not, and what is just plain awesome food wise-- Peach's certainly made the cut. While it is always packed and crowded, meaning that groups larger than 6 are probably not welcome, service is fast, easy, and quick. The food is delicious, and everything on the menu uses great ingredients, many of which are organic, gluten free, vegan, and so on. I've had the green salad with ahi tuna which was a favorite since the sauce was super tangy and spicy which i loved, the kale salad, which was good but not my favorite, the omlette, which is amazing, and my favorite of all; the grilled vegetable sandwich with mozzarella.....DELISH! Peach's even managed to surprise the whole family with their numerous daily specials, which are just as good (if not better) than their regular menu items Last, but not least, the baked goods are to die for good, and there are so many varieties. The maple bar is my personal favorite but that's just my opinion. If you're ever in aspen looking for an amazing breakfast or lunch that is casual, quick, and surprisingly low cost for the quality---go to Peach's its great!
(5)Emily L.
It's so new, there isn't even a Yelp review yet! My bf and I are in Aspen for the weekend and when I tried to consult Yelp to find a good breakfast/brunch place, my bf asked me to put my iPhone down and just follow him. He remembered a cafe he saw en route to Main Street Bakery (another great breakfast spot in Aspen) where we ate yesterday. So, just around the corner from our hotel was this bright and cheery corner cafe where locals and tourists alike were enjoying a fabulously sunny day with morning pastries and coffee at the outdoor patio. It was just as sunny inside with a friendly staff and tasteful modern decor that was punctuated with fresh flowers and overflowing treats from the glass cabinet. The pastries looked amazing and although I didn't get a chance to try them, I bought a half dozen to bring to our friends we were meeting later. There were chocolate-drizzled macaroons, peaches and cream tarts, homemade donuts, muffins, oh my! Per one of the staffers' suggestion, though, we both ordered an Open Face: Two poached eggs on top of toasted artisan bread smothered with peach butter. The Open Face is then topped with a couple of slices of applewood-smoked bacon, arugula, shaved parmesan and then drizzled with evoo and balsamic vinegar. And one more thing! There are tomatoes somewhere in there too. It sounds like an unusual combination of flavors and ingredients, but it was delicious and totally my kind of breakfast sandwich. Although the staff was friendly, they were a bit frazzled at one point and miscalculated my bill. They are new, so I forgive them..but I still had to take away one star. We have one more day in Aspen, so I will try to make it back here to actually try one of those delicious-looking pastries. Thank goodness, I listened to my bf today and tried a restaurant that wasn't reviewed on Yelp yet. So, now that the seal is broken...Yelp on!
(4)Shannon S.
GREAT service, very friendly and professional. The atmosphere was open and inviting. I was very happy that I chose to eat at Peache's with my two kids for breakfast this morning. The donuts were amazing --I think the best I've ever had. And my bagel-egg-sausage-cheese sandwich was huge and delicious. Enough for two people to share.
(5)As I See It S.
Had lunch here today and found Peaches to be everything that all the positive reviews promised. I never would've tried it without Yelper's advice, so thank you! What a pleasure to find good, reasonably priced food, served with a pleasant attitude in Aspen. Only negative was that the coffee wasn't great, but the baked goods, pizza, daily special sandwich and chicken panini were excellent (we ended up going twice during our vacation).
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