Persy’s Place

Fathers Day and the wait group out the door into the parking lot!
Amazing large breakfast and lunch menu and wait the worth about 1 hour, otherwise I would have gone to another place but since it was Fathers Day, I thought all other restaurants would also be that busy.
The waitresses were friendly, the coffee was good.
Prices were moderate, extra sides I thought pricey
Food took about 20 minutes to come to the table
I ordered a omelet special, a 3 egg omelet with chunks of BBQ chicken, avocado and Jack cheese. It was delicious. I had a side of marinated mushrooms and they were yummy as well as my grilled English muffin.
2 sides choices came with my entrée called «sunshine sides» and other menu choices of sides were I thought a bit pricey.
My other dining mates ordered a vege omelet, eggs with a side of turkey bacon which I was told the best turkey bacon he had .The homefries I was told were also delcious.
Portions were plentiful
.Looking at what others ordered such as pancakes etc, diners left their plates clean.
On the way out one gets a coupon for a free cornbread on their next visit there.
The cornbread is yummy.

No bottled water. Ordered hash bomb which comes on a croissant. Waitress came 10 minutes after I ordered to say they don’t have croissants. Heard another table order water with lemon. They didn’t have lemon. Ok water with lime. No lime. Walls dirty. Not a pleasant experience. All these things can be fixed sad they choose to operate this way because the actual food was pretty decent and the waitress was nice.

Stopped in hoping to grab a quick bite for lunch. Long story short we ended up walking out. There was a wait but plenty of empty tables as well as dirty ones. Hostess must have walked by us 15 times before even acknowledging us and asking for a name. In the 20 minutes we stood there I didn’t see the bus boy clear one plate. The place didn’t even feel clean/​comfortable. Disappointing as we love the Kingston Location! I guess we will stick to going there.

Woof… what a disappointment, slow service, the place was loaded with flies. The food was not good

This is the breakfast place of breakfast places. I live outside of New England, And nothing pales in comparison to Persey’s. The bottomless eggs are absolutely fantastic. The pancakes are always perfect, and the bacon– well obviously. Even if you’re only in the mood for a nice bottomless cup of coffee, you’ve got to stop in. I love the red velvet muffins when they aren’t sold out, and the corn bread is off the chain! Every time I’ve ever been to Persey’s, the staff has been super friendly, attentive and helpful however they can be. Whenever I get a chance, I always make a stop in at Persey’s place. My favorite is the Middleboro rotary, but I’ve also been to Plymouth, Buzzards bay/​wareham and Kingston, and they were all really great. I haven’t ever had a complaint. You get what you pay for.

We went on New Years day. The place was packed, but we didn’t have to wait too long. The food definitely filled our breakfast void, but it could’ve been better. The homefries and hash browns were pretty bland, but other than that it was an okay breakfast.

Saturday morning (well more like noon) breakfast? Let’s hit up Percy’s. I think I’ve been to all their locations and generally had a good experience. Kingston may be the best though.
Of course, I ordered CBH and two over easy. Threw a curveball in there or splitting some biscuits and gravy with my partner. So the CBH was good. Savory flavor and a nice little char put on the flattop. It was somewhat mushy and a better texture would have improved the experience.
The B&G was a disapointment. Biscuits not light and fluffy but dry and cake like. The gravy was not so hot either. Next time I stick to just my eggs and CBH.

This used to be one of my favorites when I lived in Middleboro. Not so much any more.
I took my mom to breakfast this morning as a treat while I am here visiting from Florida.
Although the entire restaurant seemed dirty and «icky» the restrooms were absolutely disgusting. The filth on the floor, dust on the walls, sheit smeared on the toilets seats, the stench, and, even after telling the staff there were no paper towels in the ladies, they were still not replaced while we were there.
The food was mediocre at best. I used to love their cornbread. But this was dry and tasteless. The hash actually tasted «gamey», not at all what I remember.
I will say that on other recent trips I have stopped at two other Percy’s restaurants (Falmouth and Plymouth) and each of these seem to pay more attention and take better care of their facilities.
The one redeeming quality was the service. The young lady serving us was very friendly and accommodating.
However, we won’t be back. My food is still just not sitting right after this experience. Very disappointing.

Best breakfast EVER! Corn beef hash #awesome!!! Never even knew I liked it. Listen to your waitress– they know what’s good. Cornbread also delishes along with biscuits and gravy… French toast… You will not regret this place. Just be hungry;)

Had a great experience here! Had to wait a little bit for a table but that was no problem. Food was delicious and hot. Unfortunately they were packed on Father’s Day, but that was expected.

I come here a few times a year with a friend of mine specifically for the corn beef hash. The service staff can be hit or miss, but the last two times here our waitress was really, really engaging and friendly.

Drove by all the time and finally stopped in. Did we regret finding this gem sooner!
Corn beef hash… Unbelievable!!! I always get that with a list of sides to order from. I’ve gotten the corn bread, hash brown, mushrooms as sides before and they are all amazing. And they give u a free (½) order of corn bread for your next visit. My bf has had the endless eggs before… yes, endless! He ate half a dozen and couldn’t do it anymore. Even that order came with sides! We bring everyone who visits us here for breakfast. The waitress/​hostesses are unbelievably nice. They have a cute waiting area which is also a mini gift shop. Can’t wait to go there again soon!

Largest breakfast menu I have ever seen. They are famous for their 6 hr cooked corn beef and hash. If you love breakfast like I do, this is the place.

Three words: big let down. I’m giving it 2 stars because the host and hostess tag team were lovely and my boyfriend really loved the corn beef hash. I didn’t mind waiting for a table (it’s a breakfast joint that is clearly popular) but I did mind the prices and lack of flexibility in ordering.
As someone who eats low carb, I was so looking forward to getting eggs, bacon and sausage. Apparently if you get eggs, you can only choose sides from their special sides menu which is pretty much all bread products and cottage cheese (gross). The side of bacon and sausage cost me another $ 6. Seriously?
Way too overpriced and nothing to write home about!

Overpriced and lack of pride in the product. Country atmosphere is nice but 90 degree wooden benches are uncomfortable.

My husband and I find ourselves here once a week. The food here is great and the portions are huge for the price. I always try to try something different but you can always find me with a slab of their cornbread!
I have nothing bad to say about Persy’s. Definitely glad we have one near to our home, but I am pretty sure we would travel out of our way to eat there.

New England’s Largest Breakfast Menu is true, and the food is not bad. There is usually a wait, and the tables are small. The restaurant itself is an American diner style setup with the booths or tables, and waitress’s running around with pots of coffee. I have eaten here several times and food is consistent and not bad, it is nothing spectacular, but it is not bad either. The blueberry pancakes are a great option, filled with wild blueberries, and are light and delicate, not super heavy. This is a great family restaurant with something on the menu for everyone and then some!

Best breakfast in the area. We frequent this Persey’s, quality food and quality service for affordable prices.
The hash is as good as advertised.
If you haven’t been here, give it a try.

Nothing to write home about.
Went here for breakfast with my grandmother yesterday. She wasn’t very impressed by the prices, but I told her to get anything she wanted! I love my grandma!
…anyway. We were seated in the corner, literally tucked away from the rest of the restaurant when there were plenty of other empty tables. Are you trying to hide me in the back? The tables were very uncomfortable wooden pallets that almost trapped you in.
The décor was extremely busy and dated. Mismatched paintings and small signs that display classic country bumpkin sayings such as «Live. Love. Laugh.» etc. The tables were also adorned with small puzzles and trivia games from the mid 20^th century.
I had the western omelet. It was overcooked, dry, made with just green peppers, lacked flavor. The baked beans came out of a can, the bacon was scrawny, the home fries were frozen. My grandmother couldn’t even stomach to eat her extra crispy BURNT corn beef hash, with the state on the menu cooks for 4 hours… clearly 4 hours too long.
The service was friendly and knowledgable. They also had pink grapefruit juice as a drink option. Meh. Don’t think I’ll be going back.

I’d like to start off by saying the only reason I can’t give them 5 stars is the wait time. For some reason every time I’ve been here I have had to wait a pretty long while for my food to come out… that being said:
They have a GIGANTIC menu! Everything you could ever want for breakfast. This is by far the best place in Middleboro for breakfast. They have a lot of ‘side’ options, which I like. The coffee is good and service always, mehh, decent.
Did I mention I love the food? Try it.