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| - Normally I don't have a bad thing to say about Four Peaks (aside from the parking) but after spending over $80 on Mother's Day brunch for low-quality food, I'm very disappointed. We went in for the special menu and found the buffet to LOOK very nice but to fall short of an actual delivery. For $32 per person, we got Eggs Benedict, whose English muffin couldn't be cut with a standard knife (trust me, I tried, and I worked at it so hard I almost knocked the table over), undercooked but okay prime rib (should have had an option for cuts that were cooked more and less fatty - looked like a quality starter cut to begin with). The bacon and sausage tasted bulk-made and the waffles came with a Knotts Breakfast Syrup to-go packet. The salmon enchiladas were the only saving grace on the buffet spread; even the turkey pot pie raised eyebrows since it didn't even have a pie crust?
Not the worst breakfast I've ever had, but for $32? I could have gone to Caffe Boa or Golden Corral (seriously, that disappointed with Four Peaks) or somewhere with much better food for cheaper! Now, if there were the option to choose something other than the "Mother's Day Brunch" for 32 bucks a pop, then I could at least say this was my fault, but we were told that was the only option (though later, before 2pm when brunch was supposed to end, I saw "regular" food on other tables).
The mimosas were okay, but small and difficult to mess up anyway.
The highlight of breakfast was the baked goods - From Chompies. Sorely disappointed in Four Peaks' Brunch. I will definitely be back for beer and bar food, but steer clear of this place for special occasions or buffet brunches. I wish I had anticipated this but I never expect bad things from Four Peaks.
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