Peter's Pour House

Today I stopped by Peter’s unexpectedly for breakfast. I was greeted by the cook. He was welcoming and polite with me. The restaurant doesn’t serve breakfast on Wednesday, however, the cook stated that he would prepare breakfast for me. I ordered an egg and cheese on Texas toast with breakfast fries. Let me tell you about this sandwich! The bread was buttered to perfection! My eggs had cheese oozing out of it. I felt like this sandwich was made in my house😂 the home fries were delicious with onions cooked throughout. The owner let me know that if I want breakfast on any day, just give them a call and they’ll prepare it for me. I can honestly say, the customer service and food is excellent! I will definitely be back again for breakfast! Thank you!

As an owner of a bar, I hate using the phrase "hole in the wall." My place has been described as such, and it always bothers me. I just don't like the sound of it, like it discounts what the place is. The phrase conjures a certain vibe that is fitting of this spot, though. "Neighborhood bar" is maybe fitting, but I don't want to get lost in semantics. The point is that this place is cool, small, and eccentric. It's hidden down an alleyway, like a "best kept secret" kind of local gem. They have a great, rotating selection of local craft beers and really good food. The building is old and quirky, and the bar is reminiscent of something I would have seen in a movie about Irish cops in Boston, if that makes sense. All in all, I'm glad we chose this as our dinner spot for our first night (of two) in town.

A gem of a find right around the corner from our hotel. Local place with a friendly greeting as we walked in the door. We arrived at the menu time change from Breakfast to lunch so that gave us plenty of options. I went for the lunch, grilled chicken sandwich while my colleague went for the breakfast options. We were both satisfied with our choices!