Get the Day Off to a Fresh Start with Breakfast in Peabody MA
Nobody does breakfast quite like The Skinny Pancake! If you happen to be stopping in at the Northshore Mall in Peabody to get the day started, swing by our Peabody MA restaurant to get a fresh breakfast to kick the day off right. Our menu is filled with both sweet and savory options to make sure you walk away ready to tackle whatever the day may bring!
For a savory start, the Breakfast Monster is a must-try, with its inventive mix of egg, Cabot Cheddar cheese, spinach, caramelized onions, and roasted squash, all enveloped in a crepe with a basil-sunflower seed pesto that brings everything together. If you’re leaning towards something a bit more classic, the Not Your Average Breakfast Sammy offers a comforting bite with two eggs, cheddar cheese, and pesto mayo on a bun. Plus, the Sammy is customizable with your choice of local bacon, ham, sausage, or spinach. If you’re a little late in the morning for breakfast only, make it a special occasion with a brunch cocktail!
For those looking for a sweet treat in the morning, the Choco Monkey is the perfect choice. This yummy menu pick is always a favorite, with its spread of chocolate hazelnut paired with sliced bananas. Or, grab a PB Caramel Crunch Crepe to go, and you’ll start your day with chocolate-wrapped peanut butter goodness, caramel, and chopped peanuts.
The Best Lunch in Peabody MA for Refueling for the Rest of the Day
Some say lunch is actually the pinnacle meal of the day because this is when you feel the hungriest and have started to hit that lag period that can slow you down. As you take care of your to-dos and take care of responsibilities, stop in at The Skinny Pancake restaurant in Peabody MA. We’ve got all your favorites for breakfast all day, as well as the perfectly filling picks you would expect to see at lunchtime. Plus, our beverage menu includes everything from ciders to cocktails.
For a satisfying, classic lunch, the SP Smash Burger is a top pick, featuring a Boyden Farm beef patty topped with cheddar cheese, a unique maple onion jam, pickles, and our signature SP sauce, served alongside your choice of fries or greens. If you’re in the mood for something a bit lighter yet packed with flavor, the Thai Salad is a refreshing option, offering a choice between shredded chicken or black bean fritters, combined with organic mixed greens, fresh veggies, and a zesty Thai-style dressing.
Looking for an innovative twist on traditional sides? The Hash Purples provide a colorful and nutritious alternative to regular hash browns, made with shredded beets and carrots, and served with a housemade ranch for dipping. Or, look for other sides that are just as tempting like Herbed Pasta Salad with lemon-dill dressing or Sweet Potato Fries.
Finish the Day on a High Note with Dinner in Peabody MA
The day’s been long, you’re hungry, and you may even have kids in tow who need a meal before being tucked into bed. Stop by The Skinny P Peabody MA restaurant to fill all your tummies to end the day on the best note possible. Our dinner menu is filled with everything from sweet and savory crepes to hearty salads and sandwiches with sides.
One popular dinner-time favorite at our restaurant is The Cubano, a savory crepe loaded with ham, pulled pork, and Swiss cheese, as well as pickles and mustard with a side of slaw if you prefer. Our housemade black bean burger, The Good Juju, is also a good diner pick. Complement whatever main dish you choose with Beets & Sweets as a side, which is roasted beets and sweet potatoes drizzled with MA honey and topped with local chèvre. Or go for something simple with Skinny Fries and your choice of dipping sauces.
Don’t forget, we also have a kids’ menu featuring the Grilled Cheese Crepe, Green Mountain Crepe, and Chicken Tender Basket to keep the dinner fun and delicious, as well as milkshakes! Of course, our dessert-worthy sweet crepes like the Lovemaker with fresh strawberries drizzled with hazelnut/chocolate spread or Blueberry Pie Crepe with local ice cream are also available for dinner.
