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| - Peter Piper is Back in Las Vegas!
Let's face it once you leave Las Vegas it is so hard to stay away. This also goes for restaurants. After leaving Las Vegas a few years ago, Peter Piper is back! Peter Piper is so serious about staying in Vegas that they made their newest restaurant a premier restaurant. This is the second Las Vegas Peter Piper to open in a month. This Peter Piper is so new that I breathed in the scent of new paint and furnishings. It is so new that only a few days ago I was witnessing construction workers building the restaurant.
If you have never heard of Peter Piper, it is a pizza chain that has catered to young families. If it wasn't the same company as Chuck E. Cheese they would be competitors. The Peter Piper nursery rhythm below emphasis the Peter Piper connection to children:
"Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers.
A peck of pickled peppers Peter Piper picked.
If Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers,
Where's the peck of pickled peppers that Peter Piper picked?"
The freshly opened Peter Piper that I walked into today demphasizes a sole focus on children. The Peter Piper that I spent some time in today was missing a playground, tunnels, and robotic animals. However, it is a family friendly restaurant. Two of the three humongous rooms are children friendly. As Meatloaf sang "Two out of three ain't bad." When I explored the place I took in a large room with tables that can accommodate a large party. Adjacent to the room I stepped inside an arcade. The first sight I saw was a concession stand displaying the prizes. The arcade games were so new that I can breath the new electronic smell.
A couple paragraphs back, I said that Peter Piper's is no longer solely focusing on pizza. Today they are also focusing on their food. Their food includes many styles of pizza, bread sticks, wings, and a few pasta dishes. I would discover this food at the time their lunch buffet was ending. The friendly cashier let me know that I could take some pizza home with me before they cleared out the food at 2:15 pm. I wasn't too hungry and placed a moderate portion of pizza in the to go box that I ate off of in the massive room with plate glass windows overlooking Eastern Avenue, the party room, the buffet, and counter. Throughout this room I took in a handful of large screen TVs.
The lunch buffet which primarily was pizza slices, bread sticks, a dessert, and a couple Italian items cane out to $6.49. An additional bottomless Coke was $2 and change. Now if I didn't want a Coke, there was an option to order a beer from the tap. At 2 pm in the afternoon I wanted a Coke and with the lunch buffet it came out to less than $10.
To put it kindly, this wasn't no Metro Pizza. It was decent. I am confident that it wasn't frozen pizza thanks to their new restaurant design where from the arcade I can look into the open kitchen to see them making the pizza. Kudos to the open kitchen design.
In conclusion Peter Piper Pizza is a nice addition to the Las Vegas family friendly restaurant scene. Peter Piper, "Welcome back to Las Vegas!"
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