Peaches Cafe opens doors at former Eastown deli
Located at the former home of Eastown Deli at 410 Ethel SE, a new eatery has opened its doors in the heart of Eastown.
Peaches Café will serve customers healthy wrapped sandwiches with a Mediterranean flair, inspired by owner Hossein Sadat’s background as a native Iranian.
Currently, the diner is testing out a temporary menu for its soft opening phase that includes roast beef and chicken wraps or salads, all featuring Persian, Syrian and Turkish influences and spices. A full menu, including entrees and vegetarian options, will be available soon.
Sandwiches are priced at $8.50 and come with rice, and Sadat says future entrees will likely be $10 or under.
Peaches Cafe is currently offering lunch and dinner daily from 11 a.m. until 9 p.m. with the exception of Mondays.
By Anya Zentmeyer, Development News Editor
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