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501 W Garden of the Gods Rd, Colorado Springs, Colorado, 80907, United States
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May 20, 2018
I'm giving them 5 stars because of their pork chops! They are marinated overnight and are the juiciest chops I've ever had. They are so tasty as well. This is my favorite dish from them so far. Order the corn. They give you a whole cob (friend or grilled)! They will even cut it off the cob for you if you want. And of course their rolls and cornbread are delicious. Some people don't like sweet corn bread, but I love it there. The rims of the cornbread muffins here are crispy and the muffin is light and fluffy. I'm not fond of the traditional dry as sand, tasteless, crumbly, real southern corn muffins I guess. This is how my die hard traditional corn muffin lovin' friends tell me they should be. No thanks. Anyway, I used to work at a Black Eyed Pea about 20 years ago and hadn't visited one for almost that long. Recently was reintroduced to it and I now go there regularly. I never should have stopped. They also have daily specials (discounted regular menu items) so check those out for some savings!

Apr 17, 2018
Today was my first time going into Black-Eyed Pea and it was, in my personal opinion, amazing! The service was over the top and the food was delicious! The hostess not only open the door for us when we arrived but also open the doors as we left, in my eyes that is above and beyond customer service nowadays! Our wait staff was awesome as well! They were slammed but they did have a rush and even with that rush he didn't forget about us or our needs! I really wish I could've remember their names but the cheddar and broccoli soup and house salad was so delicious I can't even remember. And if you get a chance you HAVE to try their strawberry lemonade! So delicious and free refills!

Apr 4, 2018
Excellent. If there were more than five stars available I would give them. The staff is very friendly, love the ambience is very very welcoming and they actually make pretty good drip coffee. That’s not common in the United States. If you’re in Colorado Springs, you definitely should visit. Little difficult getting a parking space though, consider coming after 5 PM and people of gone home from work

Mar 16, 2018
hand battered chicken fried steak, homemade mashed potatoes and jalapeno gravy was the best! My husband loved his thin sliced liver and onions. Homemade rolls and corn bread. Generous portions! Even got a military discount! Excellent!

Feb 22, 2018
Normally we don’t mind Black Eyed Pea once in awhile. It’s usually a family friendly restaurant with good sized portions and consistent food. This was probably one of the worst experiences we’ve had in a long time. The food overall was just okay. Rolls and cornbread were cold and somewhat dry, cold and soggy fries, luke warm sides, took 10-15 minutes to get drinks and order....also a few small annoying things like no croutons on salads and smaller portions than usual. Our waitress put a happy face on and was pleasant when serving our table (which we appreciated) but it was apparent that she and the other servers weren’t too happy. Maybe it was just a bad day? Maybe they were understaffed during that time? I don’t know. We are use to the Castle Rock location. Wouldn’t go back to this one.

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