Peaches Hothouse

Peaches Hothouse is an absolutely fantastic southern comfort food restaurant located in Brooklyn. Even on a scorchingly hot summer day, my order of spicy fried chicken was delicious and filling. The staff were all very pleasant and professional regardless of how busy it got, and my meal was brought out in record time—still piping hot and slightly greasy from the frier, so it was perfect. If you’re in the area, be sure not to miss out on the incredibly menu items here, and definitely check out the sides! It’s also incredibly well priced and worth every penny.

My Best friend took me to this cute southern Oasis. This restaurant made up in food what points it lost for environment. Not to mention attentive waiters. The fried Catfish and Fried chicken sandwich did not disappoint. Also I recommend the lightning Tompkins for a cocktail, which was served in cute little mason jars. This restaurant had style and charm and the food was spectacular. Do not forget to load up on some sides of collard greens and traditional baked mac and cheese😍 This place was perfect for an afternoon get together. They did have outdoor seating but it was limited. Do yourself a favor and stop by if you're in the neighborhood. I definitely will be back for more!!!

Went on a Sunday afternoon in January. Arrived around 1:00pm and the place was packed but luckily someone was finishing up, so they were able to seat us within 10 minutes. We ordered 1) Best chicken sandwich anywhere, with a side of Mac and chesee, and peaches hot house; and 2) hot chicken which came with corn bread and a choice of salad or fries (we chose salad). The foot was absolutely amazing. Everything was amazing. We didn’t have to wait long to get the food. Both the hot chicken and chicken sandwich are large and filling.

The esthetic is nice, overall 7/10, food 7/10, drinks 8/10, service 9/10. The fish was great, the grits were nasty, the spinach dip was okay, the calamari was great, my friend had the Mac and chicken (Mac tasted like the powder cheese was added) but the chicken was very good. Then we both had the rum drink and it was good.

Like every experience, it all comes down to your experience at that time. Mine was great. A quaint little spot in Bed-Stuy that you can almost miss if you’re not paying attention. It was not packed at the time we went, 2:30PM on a Tuesday. Service was great and the food was better. If you get “hot” for any of the items, it’s REALLY HOT. It’s a dry heat which tends to be more spicy than a wet sauce heat. I suggest ordering items regular and asking for the hot seasoning on the side. The drinks were phenomenal as well. I love a good southern meal, and it was surprising to find that up north. Definitely eating here again when in Brooklyn. It was worth every penny.