Peter’s II

I used to like coming here with my family when the old owners had ran it. They used to have Greek night once every month which we really liked going to. This place pretty much stayed the same, except for Greek night :(. The service is always good and the wait staff are attentive. Relax if they don’t get to you right away, some of these girls are waiting on 10 tables at a time. Ask for what you need in 1 shot and you will get it. LOL. They also are on
and have coupons. We got $ 25 bucks worth of food for $ 8. It is worth it for that alone. I love their sausage and eggs. Very fluffy, big omlets also.

OK for breakfast. They have your usual breakfast menu but prices are pretty high for the quality of the food. I’ve only been twice and had an omelette both times. It wasn’t horrible, I’ve just had much better especially for the price.

Came back to Peters after a couple of years and wanted to see if the new owners had resurrected the place.
Unfortunately they have NOT.
Fresh paint and stain over the tired paneled décor would have probably been better left alone. The added 3 flat screen televisions just seem odd for such a small and tired breakfast place.
The menu is essentially the same Greek style diner offerings, but the prices are up and the portions have shrunk to all time lows.
On the bright side, the waitress was quite pleasant and responsive.
There are several options to choose for breakfast in Cheshire and I would make this one my last one.
Sorry Peters, high prices, tiny meals, same old greasy spoon… recipe for another Cheshire restaurant failure.

We stopped in this small, casual café on a Wednesday at 11:15AM and caught
the end of the breakfast crowd and the beginning of lunch. It is one of those
locals places where several of the customers knew each other. On entering we
found menus on a table so we took two and seated ourselves in a booth. Our
waitress soon appeared and brought us ice water and a coffee for my wife while
we perused the relatively large menu. The waitress told us breakfast is served
all day.
My wife chose the blintzes with blueberry filling while I went with
a cheese and spinach omelet with wheat toast. The omelet was on the thin side which
I prefer, but it was tad salty and I could not really taste the feta cheese. Both
dishes would have been better had they been served in a timely fashion and not at
almost at room temperature. Overall, we felt our meals were acceptable but
nothing special.

Hits the spot for lunch or brunch. Huge menu, lots of options, including healthy choices. Service is friendly, fast, and efficient. Food is a fine, well executed example of classic diner style. We had a western egg white omelette and the hash & eggs. Very satisfying at a great price, but the 3 stars is for the obviously canned peppers in the western omelette. Cash only, but has an atm inside.

Great family diner for breakfast and lunch. Great food made by a wonderful Greek family. Best value in Cheshire.