Peach Pit Bistro @ Amadio Ranch - Laveen Village, Arizona

Teresa B.

Compre miel 🍯 y las personas son muy amables

Ms A.

Hello Celiac and Gluten free peeps, I went there today and enjoyed my two eggs for breakfast that were made in a separate skillet. I notified them that I have an allergy and they told me they cook everything on the same grill but we're so nice and accommodating that they cooked my eggs on a different skillet . I also had the delicious lavender latte from the truck . They said they have accommodations for lunch. We loved the animals and the atmosphere was very beautiful.

S

Peach Pit Bistro is an amazing hidden gem! This place is so quaint, with incredible food and extremely affordable prices—truly a delightful find.

We tried the burger and the Pollock fish sandwich, and both were outstanding. The fish was perfectly warm, flaky, and flavorful, while the burger was juicy and delicious with soft, warm buns. Both came with Cajun fries that had just the right amount of heat to make them irresistible.

We also ordered the Wisconsin cheese curds and mozzarella sticks, which were fantastic. The true star of the show, though, was the hot honey that came with the mozzarella sticks. It was an absolute game changer! You could drizzle that honey on anything—it was so good I’m even thinking about getting some to try on Brussels sprouts.

Though we ordered takeout, the food held up really well, but we can’t wait to come back and enjoy the cozy atmosphere by dining in. Highly recommend this spot to anyone looking for delicious comfort food and a charming experience!

Leena Z.

Love coming to this place, not only is it an actual farm but they also make great food, and desserts. They also have goats for you to admire and they’re actually friendly. They also have a little area for toddlers to play. I think the food is amazing as well, I’ve tried the peach habanero wings as well and they’re delicious. I also love how affordable the food is and the entire vibe of the farm. Would definitely recommend if you’re looking for a nice hang out dinner night with the family!

Chris A.

Came here on a recommendation. Life is an adventure, and to me there’s no distance too far when looking to enjoy good food. I think it’s misleading when you call your place a bistro. There’s no normal dining room, or patio. You aren’t waited on by servers. You order your food and drink at a kiosk. Then you find seating at their picnic tables under a tent like shelter. Good luck if it’s raining ☔️ as you’ll take your order to go, or dine in your vehicle. My order today was a la carte. I started with biscuits & gravy ($6), three eggs over medium ($1/ea), two strips of bacon (1.50/ea), a peach smoothie ($5), and a large fountain drink (Sprite $2.50). Pay at the kiosk, leave a tip, and wait for them to bring your order out to you. The biscuits were nothing special. The sausage gravy was too salty. The bacon was very thin, but crispy which I liked cooked crispy. The eggs, you’ll see from the photo, were not cooked the way I would have made them. Again, you’ll see from the photo they were overcooked. I hung around to get an order of their Apple donuts… $9 for six. They were ok. Nothing like the Apple donuts I’d get back home in the Midwest. There seems to be adequate parking. Pulling in to the lot be careful to enter the correct entry as the exit is on Dobbins Rd. As for their bathroom… it’s a large port-o-pottie. No place to wash your hands; and the sanitizer lotion was empty. It’s a nice place to come if you are looking for a picnic, and to let your kids roam about to play and enjoy the time there. It’s just not my liking when I’m looking to enjoy a good breakfast, or lunch. Come and decide for yourself.

Travis A.

What a fun concept to order at a computer kiosk in the outdoor shack, have your food brought out to you, eat out by or in the garden, be able to walk around and enjoy the peaceful setting, and pet the animals if you'd like. Great place to bring the kids. Wide food selection. It was great. I'd definitely do it again if/when I'm in town.

Michael R.

I had high hopes for this place but was left disappointed. There's no waitstaff; everything is done through a touchscreen, and you pay upfront. Despite being nearly empty, my simple breakfast took over 20 minutes to arrive. The setup is 100% outdoor seating with long shared picnic tables, minimal shade, and slow fans—not ideal in the Arizona desert, especially with dusty tables. My food was overpriced and arrived cold. While they did offer to remake it, by that point, I was already over it. I don’t like leaving bad reviews, but I feel a bit duped.

MsLadyy P.

The food was delicious and fresh. Peach pancakes were the best pancakes I've ever had. I also had the El jefe, very good also. No regrets.