The food is excellent. They have a friendly staff and care about your service/food. I would…read morerecommend them to anyone.

My boyfriend and I went for lunch on Saturday. He was excited to try the French onion soup, and I…read morejust wanted a simple soup and sandwich. I ordered a turkey panini with corn chowder, and he got the beef shaved sandwich with the French onion soup. The soups arrived first. Mine was lukewarm, and his French onion soup was decent. However, when our sandwiches arrived, his beef sandwich was extremely hot, so hot he couldn't even pick it up. When he finally took a bite, he burned the inside and top of his mouth because the center of the sandwich was much hotter than the outside. It was obvious that the sandwich had been microwaved. Unfortunately, he ended up with a wound on the roof of his mouth, and it was painful. We even considered going to urgent care to document it. My review is based solely on his experience with a dish that was dangerously hotter than it should have been.

We don't get down here too often as it isn't in our normal area of activity. The wings bone in were…read morefantastic. I really enjoyed their red sangria which I wasn't highly hopeful of but I'll take a good surprise any day. The coconut shrimp with strawberry coconut dip was excellent as well. We got the sampler of ribs, pork and brisket which was also really nice but couldn't finish as for two people it was too much to eat. Other menu items of the past I have really enjoy are the Mac and Cheese and the Duck Dumplings or pot stickers... name escapes but the memory of enjoyment never did. Great server. Great staff. For the sports fans if you are worried about missing the game when nature calls they have audio in the men's room as well. Watch your excitement please for the obvious reasons. lol

Had dinner there tonight. It was our first visit. Restaurant is cozy and comfortable. Our server…read morewas a great young man but it did take a while for our food to come out. Drinks were good. We had a Peach Cosmo and White Sangria. For dinner we ordered the Cajun Pasta dish which was fettuccine with chicken, andouille sausage and shrimp. The dish was plentiful but didn't contain a lot of protein. The other dish was Fish & Chips. One very large piece of fish and fries. Meal was average. Dessert was the Italian Lemon Cake and a Tiramisu. Both desserts were good, coffee could have been hotter and fresher. Overall it was a lovely dinner and we will be returning as there are many other items on the menu we would like to try.

Family owned restaurant that serves breakfast…read more They made ours fresh with real blueberries in the pancakes. The eggs Benedict was okay. Their breakfast potatoes are perfect. The chef even came out to greet us.

I ordered the Chicken Tikka and have no idea what I got instead. Small pieces of meat in a moist…read moreand greasy coating and not the traditional spices for this dish, in fact, nothing even resembling an Indian spice palate--and I have been eating Indian food for 40 years! There were no chutneys or dipping sauces. I ordered two entrees to take home and at the end of our meal, they had forgotten to make them. They apologized, then I *thought* they were offering us rice pudding to make up for it, but then they charged us $12 for that. By this time, it was 8PM and they wanted to close up--not make my takeout. The owner wanted us to pay cash and stood by the table until we reconciled the bill and search through our wallets for cash. Over all disappointing in food quality and customer service. I will not be back

Hubby and I came here on a beautiful Saturday afternoon. We got lucky and were able to get a table…read moreright in the window (which was open for the beautiful breeze). Such a perfect table! ((Full disclosure it does get sweltering hot as it's right in the sun around 2/3pm)). The service was perfect and the food/drinks were delicious. I had the hotdog (low-key delicious), and hubby had the Signature Burger (devoured the entire thing!). We also shared baskets of regular fries and Chipotle Cheese Fries. Let me tell you -- these fries are DELISH to begin with. Reminds me of the Boardwalk (IYKYK), and then it's topped with more wonderfully flavorful toppings?!? Sign. Me. Up. ((Quick nod to the antiques in the bathrooms - the mirrors are gorgeous!!)) We will definitely be back!

We arrived near 4PM on a Wednesday afternoon. The bartender actually met us at the door after we…read moreutilized the parking along the street. I ordered a flight that included a Hef (slightly more bitter than expected), a Rye IPA (exquisitely balanced), a Munich Dunkle (nicely toasted in aroma and flavor), and the Imperial Stout (big chocolate and roasted but body thinned as the beer warmed). The stellar service continued when we ordered food. My wife had the stuffed grape leaves which were surprisingly tasty and I had the Buffalo chicken sandwich which was delectable. Highly recommended.

I had the A1 steak burger. It was pretty good but the grease on my bun and plate was not too…read moreappetizing. The burger didn't seem particularly greasy so I'm not sure where it came from.

If I could give a zero stars review I would Beyond…read moreDisrespectful Had Raw meat next too cooked meat (serious cross contamination) Had raw bacon sitting out for over an hour SPEND YOUR MONEY SOMEWHERE ELSE

Delicious shrimp cocktail. Cobb salad had generous…read moreingredients but lettuce was borderline soft. Turtle Sundae was out of this world- It's worth going there just for that. Decor- orange plastic chairs were way too bright and jarring. Cheapened the vibe. Bar looked nice- contemporary. Server very pleasant. A bit expensive but worth it. Go.

Went for an early dinner here on a Friday night. We got the fried pickles (which were good but no…read morepic because we were so hungry). We got the meatloaf and the ribeye. Everyone was very friendly and the food was delicious. Would go again to try other dishes!

The food is always incredible. Hearty, healthy, delicious, and served by such kind people! If you…read moreneed a carry-out meal that's home-cooked but better, this is your place!

We have an opportunity for this wonderful business to cater our wedding. The food was so delicious!…read moreKate the owner was very hands on in everything. The owner was very polite and professional all throughout our planning process. It was indeed a terrific experience with her and the food service. I highly recommend her business to everyone as our experience was indeed great. Thank you and more power. Penny and Casey Morgenroth​

One of my toxic traits is that I judge books by their covers; I also do that with restaurants, and…read moreit burned me here. I stopped by on Saturday afternoon with one of my top-tier chums for a post-Port Jervis exploration/walk nip, deciding that out of all of the places we'd walked and/or driven by, this looked the most intriguing and certainly the most historic. One brief moment of validation occurred before we even entered - after walking through the downtown area and encountering pretty much a ghost town, we found a ton of locals in the outdoor patio/seating area here having a rollicking good time. Pretty decent endorsement, but it was quickly downhill from there. As soon as you walk in, you can tell that the majority of ye olde charm has been replaced; for instance, there's some wood paneling over the bar area that's relatively new - I was expecting something that looked pretty historic inside but in my opinion that wasn't the case. I'm not sure how much of a negative that necessarily is, but if you're walking into an establishment like this expecting to be transported to the 1890s, you're going to be disappointed. There's definitely some history, but it's not going to conjure up handlebar mustaches and victrolas. I ordered the Port Old-Fashioned off the cocktail menu; I was a little leery because it cited mulled oranges, but beyond that the description was dictionary definition. The drink itself was not. As you can see from the accompanying picture, the cocktail was practically red; I can't say for sure because I didn't witness the preparation, but it certainly looked and tasted as if it had Fireball in it rather than straight-up Bourbon. Really strange, and made it morph into a kegger drink for me. And the mulled oranges were definitely a mistake; I knew what I was getting into in that regard, so that part of the experience is certainly on me, but there's a reason this drink is supposed to have an orange peel essentially as a garnish and not a full-on part of the beverage. Really odd and I hate to say it, but probably the worst Old-Fashioned I've ever had. We had a young female bartender who was very nice/hospitable, which is the only reason this isn't a dumpster fire one-star review. She was the only one behind the bar, which was decently packed, and held her own. Our visit was relatively brief - we stopped for just the one drink before heading home across the border - but had no issues service-wise. We were able to order promptly, and received our beverages shortly thereafter. Unfortunately as mentioned, the actual drink was pretty bad, and I'd strongly recommend additional training in that capacity. Some of the intangibles are there, so I think this could be rectified. The Port Jervis residents clearly like this place a lot, so I have to assume they're staying away from the cocktail I had and enjoying either other drinks or the food (which neither of us sampled). And the price point is reasonable as well - I think my drink was $12 - but you ARE getting what you pay for. My recommendation? Head over to Jersey and drive the 29 minutes to the Walpack Inn, which is literally never on the way to anything except in this instance, and has much better menu options and legit rustic ambience.

I rented one of the spaces for a baby shower, and altho it was a tight space, I have to give all…read morethe credit to our server, Cody?Colby? Who was super on top of things, friendly, I'm so glad he was assigned to us, it made things go very smooth. The prefixed menu was good, everything came with fries. I can't complain. I have dined here before & have never had a complaint, so I would definitely recommend stopping in.

You'd think that after 40 years in the business that a simple breakfast and hamburger would be an…read moreeasy meal to make correctly... Well, not today...Eggs, bacon, home fries and toast...Eggs--meh,ok, low grade...bacon--very burnt and unedible...home fries--scanty, hard and tasted like they were scraped from the bottom of the grid, rancid oil flavor...unedible ...toast--not toasted- warmed bread-...$11.50 Hamburger--gray and mushy, plain, nothing on plate...$8.80 20 --3 inch fries- stale..$4.40 Worst breakfast I ever saw--could not consume. Shame on them... Being with guests, I took the high road and kept quiet... Service was ok but no asking " how was everything "....If they had asked, I would have spoken up and this review might not have happened. Do better...

We typically try to frequent local diners, so we stopped here for lunch as we were driving through…read morethe area. It was simple, clean and the patrons all seemed to be regulars, so that's usually a very good sign. Hubby ordered the breakfast and said it was very good. I asked the server what they were known for, and she suggested the Meany burger. It's a massive burger, but I thought it lacked seasoning, so I was a little disappointed. If we were to stop again, I would just try something different. We did not try any of the desserts. Prices were good and staff were nice.

I visited Perkins Restaurant & Bakery again while in Pennsylvania for breakfast, and it did not…read moredisappoint. The food was delicious as always. I built my own omelet with egg whites, mushrooms, bacon, and cheddar on top--everything was fresh and perfectly cooked. My husband ordered the Hearty Man's Combo and absolutely devoured it. We were also served by a very pleasant and welcoming server, which made the experience even better. Overall, it was a lovely visit, and I'll definitely be returning.

My husband and I visited Perkins on Veterans Day, and I was disappointed by the lack of recognition…read morefor veterans. There were no signs or notices anywhere about the Veterans Day offer. Our waitress took our order without mentioning anything about a free breakfast for veterans, even though my husband was wearing a veteran shirt. When we received the check, I asked about the free breakfast, and she said, "Oh, I wish I had known -- there was a free breakfast, just not what you ordered." This is something she easily could have mentioned at the start. It almost felt like management didn't want customers to know about the offer. We later went to another restaurant, and they had signs right outside welcoming veterans. The difference was noticeable. Pretty disappointing on Perkins' part.