Wonderful restaurant! Great service and food. Beautifully decorated, stunning decor. Great menu, make sure you come hungry. Easy location in a less crowded part of Ogunquit. Close to Perkins Cove. read more

Summary- overall fine breakfast, but some oddities knocked it down. Food- 3 stars Avocado toast was really good, the French toast was very standard and perfectly fine. Corned beef hash was just odd... hash is literally from the French word for "to chop", but the corned beef came out in large semi shredded strips and the potatoes were quite large..... this wasn't hash. The flavor was fine, but it just wasn't hash. Drinks- 4 stars Iced coffee was solid. Service- 3 stars Generally pretty good but not outstanding. Atmosphere- 2 stars Nice outside space but we had a table that was super super wobbly... not because it was on a bad surface but literally because it needed to be replaced or fixed... unacceptable and annoying throughout the meal. Value- 4 stars Reasonably priced. read more

Food was ok and service was incredibly slow. We got the breakfast platter and a short rib sandwich. About 10 mins after ordering they came back to tell us they were out. They brought another menu and didn't return for a while to take the reorder. The plank was ok the pastry was dry and the potato's were hard. The burger was good. Very greasy. We asked for our bill knowing it would be a while till they came and they never came back for the bill. I had to flag down another server to run our card. We sat outside and the environment was cute and I loved their cups. We were 1 of 2 tables outside and the bar areas wasn't full. Not sure how the dining room looked. read more

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My husband and I shared the steak au poivre. It was awesome! Their clam chowder was delicious. Highly recommended!

Lovely restaurant open for brunch all year around! I loved my egg whites scrambled eggs ; the Asiago cheese was an unexpected addition to the eggs. I didn't care much for the house potatoes that accompanied the plate, but ... oh well! My partner had the omelette, well done and very meaty! And, gosh, coffee! The largest coffee cups I've seen at a restaurant - a great way to start the day. Service was great and the outside patio quite nice. So, sit under an umbrella and enjoy your brunch! read more

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Perkins Cove Kitchen offers an exceptional experience, balancing a refined atmosphere with genuine comfort. Their focus on seasonal Maine ingredients shines through, particularly in the beautifully crafted cocktails. The star of the evening was a perfectly shaken, potent martini, served in elegant glassware that complemented the sleek, modern ambiance. The olives were a highlight; tangy, flavorful, and with a satisfyingly firm bite. My shrimp cocktail appetizer was exceptionally fresh, each shrimp thoughtfully garnished and seasoned. Every dish showcased the sea's bounty with care and purpose, each component cooked to absolute perfection. Attentive and sociable, the staff made the experience feel welcoming and complete. Read more on IG: themartinibible read more

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Good food great service Bar is very comfortable sitting on the patio for a drink is perfect read more

We stumbled into this restaurant when we realized that nearly everything else in the area was closed on a Monday in November (for breakfast foods). We were the only diners for a little while which was nice, because it was quiet. I can see it getting loud in the small space quickly but that it's also proably very fun to go there with friends and sit at the cute bar or on the patio. Food and service were excellent. Parking was clearly labeled so we didn't take a spot from someone staying overnight. It seemed a bit more classy than I was expecting (white table cloths, etc) but they made us feel welcome in our vacation clothes anyway:) We would go back, though perhaps not in the busiest part of their season. That's not a reflection on them but ourselves. read more

This place was a disaster. We went for brunch today and we're seated in an auxiliary dining room. It took 15 minutes to just get a cup of coffee, at which point they gave our creamer to another table and then we waited even longer. We ultimately asked the table near us if we could borrow theirs. We ordered a simple breakfast, which after waiting for 40 minutes still hadn't come. The service was horrible and unapologetic for the extremely long wait. Would not recommend under any circumstances! read more

Love this place! We got there for breakfast, sat by the fireplace and had a breakfast plank for two. It was perfect! We had crispy, bacon and sausage, fluffy, scrambled eggs with cheese and spinach, strawberry pancakes, and fantastic cornbread. He loved it all! It was service with a smile, and we really enjoyed ourselves here. read more

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Restaurant and grounds were beautiful and quaint. Went in for breakfast today with my husband. Server was very nice, but it took 1 hour and 10 minutes from ordering to actually getting our food. We almost walked out at one point. Food was just ok. I did use the restroom prior to leaving and although it was decorated beautifully, it was a mess. The trash was overflowing all over the floor. Such a shame, as I do think it could be a great spot. read more

Amazing food in an amazing place. Loved it so much. Great service. The Ambiance was soooo soooo good. read more

Cute bar, breakfast menu was really nice. It's a bit expensive for breakfast but it's definitely of a nicer quality than a greasy spoon. Only thing I would say is that it's not kid friendly. They were nice and fine that there was a toddler with us, but it's small so there's not really room for high chairs and it just didn't seem very welcoming to families. I would say it's more of a spot for drinks with adult friends, more of a bar atmosphere. Having been, I'd call it a cocktail bar with food instead of a restaurant. read more

Wonderful atmosphere!! Very friendly staff!! We stayed one night in Ogunquit and came here for breakfast. The restaurant was busy! The restaurant felt beachy posh but not necessarily expensive. I ordered the andouille sausage omelette. It was definitely on the spicy side. Good portions. Very filling. My BFF ordered the breakfast charcuterie. Fun!! A good portion of scrambled eggs, a sausage link and bacon. It was national blueberry day and it came with a blueberry pancake. Delicious!!! Hubs ordered the Mainah. It was a smaller portion but was a standard option. Our server Mara was friendly and helpful. The staff seemed to be working out a few kinks, but it didn't hinder our experience. We would come here again! Great spot!!! read more

Our family stopped by for a great breakfast this morning at Perkins Cove kitchen. We ordered the veggie hash, the eggs Benedict, and the breakfast charcuterie plate. Everything was really good - but the charcuterie plate was fantastic! A little sampling of everything delicious. The setting was nice. The service was excellent. We had a great time! read more

Perkins Cove Kitchen - Charcuterie breakfast plate - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Ogunquit, Maine

Beautiful, quaint spot. Excellent food and service . parking available was an extra bonus. Corned Beef Hash was unique and very good. The Eggs Benedict over crab cakes was the best. read more

Perkins Cove Kitchen - Corned Beef Hash - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Ogunquit, Maine

What a beautiful New England eatery. We were outdoors and weather was perfect. Service was perfect not pushy and not absent sort of the perfect mix. I had the Avocado Toast and my wife had the Eggs Benedict with Lobster of course.. When in Maine!! My only mark would be my poached eggs had a lobster water aroma that was not the most pleasing although it truly was ever so slight. read more

Perkins Cove Kitchen - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Ogunquit, Maine

Excellent food. We had blueberry pancakes, lobster roll and eggs Benedict with lobster all of which were simply great. Food was prepared very fast. Would love to be back. read more

Perkins Cove Kitchen (PCK) opened up in the former Il Covo at the Hartwell House in Ogunquit. They serve brunch (Sat-Mon) and dinner (Fri-Sat) in a cozy modern setting. The place was redone including the bar counter with mirror tile wall, new lighting fixtures, new chairs, flooring updated, new decor and repainted walls. There is also outside patio seating in front. The bar offers 4 beers on tap, wine, and cocktails. I stopped by for brunch recently and sat up at the bar. I requested water and ordered the Corned Beef Hash ($19 plus tax) with 2 eggs, home fries and toast. My entree on a big square plate arrived promptly. The 2 scrambled eggs were soft and fluffy. The corned beef hash was merely grilled corned beef brisket (very salty) over seasoned home fries. The buttered raisin toast was a good choice. The portion of food was generous and I got a togo box for half the food. The check for one was $20.52 with tax and before tip. Overall, I enjoyed a very filling brunch. The couple sitting next to me at the bar were really enjoying their crab cake benedict and bloody mary drinks. The service here was courteous and prompt. I will have to stop here again for dinner. read more

Excellent breakfast - coffee, eggs, and French toast! The service was prompt, courteous, and helpful. The atmosphere is elegant with modern flair. Attention to detail is visible: ceramic mugs, brass-color cutlery, lovely decor, and pretty bar display. Bathrooms are clean, and quaint. Prices comparable for Ogunquit. The bar seats are comfortable, and they have lovely outdoor seating. (Heaters for the fall, and winter) Looked at the dinner menu and we'll be back to try dinner, too. Highly recommend Perkins Cove Kitchen! read more

service was HORRIFIC. We were sat without napkins/place settings. Waitress did not acknowledge us for at least 15 minutes after being seated. Finally ordered, food came, still no silverware/napkins. Eventually we were brought silverware. All napkins were dirty, so once they had more we were handed a wad of 6 unfolded napkins. Upon opening them, multiple had stains (gross). Food was fine, nothing to write home about. The waitress couldn't figure out how to split the check 3 ways. Won't be back and won't recommend. read more

All breakfast items were fantastic. Best breakfast we had in this area!! Service was attentive, staff was very pleasant.

The food, service & atmosphere were all fantastic! The menu is extensive but not overwhelming. Everything about this place was great! So glad I had the experience while visiting. read more

We had dinner there last evening. Seated promptly by Jessica- a very exuberant individual, and attentive. My meal: Garden salad-balsamic dressing. Good. Entree: the best filet minion ever- cut it with a table knife-great with the horseradish. Brings the caveman in me right to the surface. My wife had the salmon. Again, she was quite pleased. As Gordon would say: 'cooked perfectly' my dear! Setting: indoor & outdoor seating. We had same table as last year-inside. As we were finishing the chef stopped by & we had a brief chat. We recommended to her to bring back that portobello mushroom appetizer. She informed the manager. When next we return, we'll be looking for it. Best to get reservations. read more

Best meal in Ogunquit!! The lobster croissant was fresh and served with a nice side salad. Others in the group enjoyed the pancakes with abundant blueberries. The Bloody Mary and mimosas were a heavy pour that carried us thru brunch. Really clean, upscale vibe. The staff was amazzzzing!! Thank you for accommodating us as walk-ins!! read more

We dined at PCK over MDW weekend. We loved sitting outside on the patio (the seat cushions were impressively comfortable for outdoor patio furniture). There was a pizza special which was by far our favorite (we ordered 5 pies for the table!) amazing doughy crust and great quality cheese. The mussels were a close runner up! Very generous portion size and great flavor. The crab cake isn't served with tartar sauce or cocktail sauce so just a tip for others, it comes with a beet slaw instead. While there wasn't a kids menu at dinner, our kids (and adults alike) loved the dinner rolls & honey butter. They also provided a high chair for our toddler! read more

Food ambience price all great for what you get a good amount of food. Coffee tea charcuterie read more

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My new favorite breakfast place in Ogunquit. Nice outdoor patio facing Shore Road and an elegant indoor space with table cloths and a beautiful bar which is where I sat. Btw- I ate here 3 times while in town. 2 times I had fantastic Bloody Mary's and amazing LOBSTER BENEDICT which had plenty of juicy lobster meat and the hollandaise sauce was next-level. On my last day I had the Blueberry pancakes which were slightly crispy and taste a little like donuts. Bonus! I asked for some butter and I got honey butter which was delicious! The service was attentive and friendly and the chef even came out to ask how everything was. I highly recommend trying PCK for yourself. *I had already take two bites of the farthest Benedict before I decided to take the pic which is the reason it looks a tad bit smaller than the other one lol read more

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Breakfast with bad coffee, no half and half or cream and limited tea selection wasn't a great start. Veggie frittata had too many competing veggies (spinach, asparagus, scallions and pea pods). Fried green tomato sandwich with bacon was made with seemingly previously frozen fried green tomatoes- they were mushy, thin sliced, and sparsely battered. Not very good. Corn bread was good. Service was slow and a little sullen. Patio was nice, shade was appreciated and parking is easy in the back. read more

We have eaten at Perkins Cove Kitchen several times in the past few years when visiting Ogunquit both in the summer and in the fall. When traveling with my family and my parents last year, my mother cited it as her favorite meal over the whole weekend. This is what makes this next part so very difficult. As a former line cook and private chef, I have been in the food industry for the better part of three decades. I know how difficult the industry can be. I know there are off nights. It happens. But this was something else. We ate here on a Saturday night over Columbus Day weekend. It was one of the worst meals that I have had in a very long time. It was so frustrating to have one of our favorite places in Ogunquit be so spectacularly terrible. The place was full of people and had a great vibe. It is one thing to have a terrible meal, it is another to pay so much money for such a horrific experience. Each member of our party ordered appetizers and entrees. My father orders oysters, and they arrived LONG before any of the other appetizers did. My wife and I both ordered the soup special. It tasted pretty good, but it came out at room temperature. We told the waitress, and she took them back into the kitchen. If I had to guess, they probably just put them in a microwave for 30 seconds and then then brought them back out to us. The bottom of the bowls were now very hot, but the actual soup was still lukewarm, at best. My son had the meatball appetizer, which he loved. The waitress also brought out my crab cakes . . . they were room temperature and served on a bed of mixed greens. There was pink liquid all over the plate and on the edges. Underneath the cab cakes was a "slaw" of some kind made with either red cabbage or raw red beets. It was terrible and the plate looked like a child had been tossing the items with no regard for actual presentation. My mother ordered the "fall" Caesar salad. Appetizers were cleared, and then suddenly my son's Mac and cheese was delivered to the table. It looked like it had been sitting under a heat lamp for a long time . . . the top layer of pasta was dried out and when we mixed it from the bottom of the bowl there was sauce. It was not like anything that anyone would recognize as Mac and cheese. It was more like pasta with way too much black pepper and not enough béchamel. It was utterly terrible. Unfortunately, my mother also ordered the Mac and cheese. She ate one bite and gave up. We waited a very long time until the rest of the meals were served. The inability of the kitchen to actually time out the meal was what you would expect from an opening night with a staff who had never worked together, not a top flight restaurant in a vacation town. And then came the salads that my wife and I ordered for our entrees. She had the fall salad . . . there was a fistful of smoked gouda (or some other cheese like that) that was just dropped on the plate. She left the pile on the side after eating around it. I ordered the "beet and pear tower" . . . I cannot imagine how someone put this dish together and thought it was a good idea. It was the same "bed" of greens that came with the crab cake, and there was a five or six inch tall stack of sliced beets and pear with a skewer driven through the middle of it. There was also a handful of walnuts that had been roasted with some kind of cinnamon/sugar dusting. I tried to cut into the tower and my knife would not cut through the first slice of beet or the pear slices. I pulled out the skewer to separate it and take a second shot . . . the top beet slice was almost raw and crunchy. The pear slice was a cross section of the pear that still had the core with seeds in the middle, and it was so unripe that it was like eating a slice of wood with little to no actual pear flavor. No dressing at all on the "salad". Why not pair a little goat cheese with your beet salad? That has been a classic for decades. The crowning touch was the "grilled" shrimp that I added to my salad for $12. There were three shrimp. I would guess the they 26-30 or 31-40 sized shrimp. They had no color on them at all, and had more of the texture of poorly poached shrimp than anything else. I left my plate mostly untouched. When the waitress asked it I wanted it boxed up I said, "No thanks." A few minutes later the chef came out and made the rounds of the tables to ask how the meals were . . . If a waitress brings back an entire salad that was untouched, you already know the answer. We were all horrified by the experience here. My parents are in their mid-80's. We have been coming to Ogunquit for forty-five years together. What a lost opportunity to have a great moment with them. How many more will we have left? I love restaurants like no other place. This experiences left me filled with sadness and frustration. After we dropped my parents off at the hotel, my son and I went to Cornerstone and had pizza. It was great. read more

Overcooked poached eggs. Pancakes were not good. Hollandaise had no seasoning just tasted like pure butter on top of the English muffins. Service was so half ass. Eat somewhere else. read more

So this is our second time a year apart having breakfast here. We had a late breakfast and we were the only table ( 4 adults and a baby) in the place. I'm going to be blunt the older waitress is rude . My husband was ready to get up and walk out. We had a similar experience with her last year. I don't know if she thinks she's being funny with her attitude but it's not. The food has always been good and the place has a relaxed vibe to it . But the service is what makes your experience enjoyable ( even if the food is just ok) but she really needs to figure out how to deliver her not so nice attitude. She tries following it up with being nice but the damage has already been done. We won't be going back for that fact alone . Took the enjoyment out of our meal. I will spend my money elsewhere. read more

Excellent food created and made by Norm. Crab cakes eggs Benedict were wonderful, his hollandaise is the best. The pancakes are perfect with the right amount of crust. Lisa is wonderful if you can get there on a weekend. Small but perfect restaurant. We ate there three times on our short trip! Loved that the chef came out and made sure everyone was happy with their food, classy. read more

I would rate this a 10 if possible. We had the charcuterie breakfast and it was fantastic. The service was great, we sat outside and had a wonderful breakfast. read more

This was probably one of the worst experiences dining I've had. When we first arrived there was only one table taken. We were seated at a table maybe a foot behind the stools at the bar. When I asked to be moved I was told no the table I asked for was for a reservation (which we also had). Not 5 minutes later another couple was also seated at a table near the bar and when they asked a different waiter moved them to the table we asked for. This happened again when the next couple was seated at the table, they too were moved to another table. Now the food. For appetizer we ordered the clams and while they were ok they were the size of peas. For mains my husband ordered the salmon which was ok but came out only warm. I ordered the lobster ravioli which was horrible. Hard to eat. Served in a bowl of liquid that tasted like alcohol. Probably the worst thing I've ever tried to eat. The waitress was not friendly and not attentive. Spent most of the time at the bar doing other things. Do your self a favor and skip this place. read more

While the ambiance was good, sadly the food wasn't at all. I had a tomato bisque soup that was light on the tomatoes and heavy on the cream. It didn't taste bad, but it was lukewarm at best. But, nothing could have prepared me for the overcooked, dried-out Chicken Roulade. Not only was it dried out, it was - you guessed it - cold. I sent it back and - to add insult to injury - was charged 50% for the portion I ate (FYI, I only ate about 25% of it, not that that should have mattered. I've never in my long life had that experience before.) Now for the service. We had no napkins, no utensils, and no refill on bread until we persistently asked for it. We were charged for the bread refill (you can't make this stuff up). Our server, BTW, had no more than three tables to deal with. All in all a complete disaster. I will never darken this place's door again. read more

The restaurant has very nice indoor and outdoor (seasonally) seating, and the atmosphere is pleasant. Service was also very good and the food was excellent. My wife had the eggs, sausage, and potatoes and I had the omelette with andouille sausage, Asiago, and peppers, also with potatoes. Both were excellent in every way to include the potatoes! The freshly squeezed OJ was the cap on a great experience. A trip to Perkins Cove is very pleasant and stopping at the PCK makes it all the more so. read more

Wow! Beautiful interior. Terrific service and lovely menu! Busy on a weekday too

Restaurant was empty except for one other table, waitress couldn't remember the specials and kept giggling and walking around ignoring us. Finally got her attention and asked if we could please order our food, she said she thought we already ordered. Food was medicore and expensive, waitress appeared to be high on something. Would not recommend. read more

Blueberry pancakes were delicious. French toast was good. Bacon could have been crispier but maybe we needed to order it that way. Ambience was great. read more