Perkins Restaurant & Bakery

Overpriced food with bland taste. Their hash browns taste stale. The server gave my omelette with ham which is a big thing for a Muslim to be served ham. Servers should be trained in multiculturalism. Overall, I would not recommend this for the amount of money you would be better off at iHOP across the street.

Visited on a Sunday, and there was plenty of space. Food portions are good. Food itself is great. Kids menu available.

I recently had breakfast here with my parents and it was enjoyable. The servings are large so, we all ended up taking part of our meal to go. But everything was delicious!

The food was good. I had the worst customer service. I was with someone for breakfast. The waitress was totally ignoring me. Didn’t welcome me when I got in or ask what I want and focused more on other person I was with. I feel she was racist due to the way she treated me and others who weren’t same race as her. I never experienced this anywhere else in Canada. Unacceptable.

After walking all around the building structure to find the door we found that it was closed. I can't believe that they are not open for supper in a place that is so full of tourists. So disappointed.

The food portions are perfectly sized to fill you up! Great service. Great chef. Everything was amazing.

I absolutely LOVE their breakfast! Huge portions for a great price. Budget friendly prices. Staff this time were amazing and caring! Couldn't hv asked for a better time here!

That picture is the kids pancake we have two young kids the server could have told us that the hell things were big enough for two but no se did not.

The food was below average very bland.

WARNING! Major disappointment!

Straight to the point.
3X plates of Aunt Jemima's pancakes 15$ each, no one could finish.
I got the biggest bacon & eggs dish on the menu, got hair in my eggs
Hashbrowns were mushy gease slop
2 huge chunks of fried colbassa,
and hair in my eggs! No joke! 25 bucks! Didn't finish!
Half the restaurant was seggragated to feed all the refugee immagrants arriving to Canada, looked like a feed the homeless unit.
Washrooms were disgusting! Wife reported the same.
I wish I had taken pictures of all this to show everyone.
Also wish I had read the reviews before going.
They knocked off the price for the bacon eggs, should have just burnt a 50$.
Steer clear of this Perkins!
Every other Perkins I've been to are excellent, a B52 needs to drop a bomb on this one! Niagara Falls location, P. O. S.
Also noticed the rubber stamp reply by the owner to reconcile to any complaints, pathetic! Just as much effort as they put in thier business!

We wanted to try somewhere different than our usual breakfast place and it’s been years since we tried Perkins. The staff was wonderful, the food was good, but overpriced and it could have been presented better on the plate. Sorry I didn’t take any picture to prove my point. I would give it a 3.5 rating.

Food was great, easily accessible from the Sheraton. The waitress dropped the bill just after getting our food and then pushed for payment when we were not finished eating. Felt rushed. Otherwise all was good.

Prices are through the roof. It's pancakes not Angus steaks. 3 orders of Pancakes and bacon with 1 order of 2 eggs and bacon nearly $99 before tip. This is how you push families to stay home and as a business you priced yourself to bankruptcy.

This is a kid friendly place. So, if you want to have a peace and quiet breakfast, ask your server to put you on the quiet side of the restaurant. The staff is nice and accommodating. The food is good too. The place is old and needs a little upgrade.

Horrible!
My family and I TRIED to dine here recently. We had planned this trip for weeks and specifically wanted to come to Perkins as there are none anymore where we live, and we really wanted some nostalgic 'Perky Pancakes'. However, upon walking in what we thought was the front of the restaurant, we saw no one. No hostess stand, nothing except two strange rooms. One of which was barren, and the other had a private party. We thought we had entered the wrong part of the restaurant, and when we finally flagged down a young woman (who was very nice and helpful, but we could see was very stressed out) we kindly asked if we had entered the wrong part of the restaurant, as we did not wish to cause confusion. She said no that we were fine and seated us and that was the last time we spoke to anyone.
For over 20 minutes we sat with menus waiting for something to happen. We saw no one except the table of two that we shared this dining room with and the private party behind us, and even then, there seemed to be no one attending to them either. There were children of all ages running around without shoes OR SOCKS, and after 23 minutes, we stood up and left. Again, no one noticed.
I don't know what the situation was, but for a Saturday lunch hour, I was shocked there were not more staff working. The two that we did see seemed very stressed out, as if they were trying to be everywhere at once.
Very disappointed. We were very much looking forward to dining here. I do not think we will ever be coming back.

Service was very good. Pancakes excellent. The eggs were inedible.stale and flavorless. The price was exorbitant.and taxes in Ontario for dining out added 20 percent. With a fair tip, two omelets, two pancakes each and one pot of coffee cost $38.00 US.
This tourist will think twice before getting ripped off again.
Oh yes.the bathroom was a disgrace. Old. Faded. Rusty heater.
Feel badly for people who work there.
I see why it's going out of business apparently.
Hate to be this critical but it was lacking in so many aspects.

Went there for birthday breakfast. We had a coupon for a free 2 eggs, 2 bacon and 3 pancakes. Arrived, we were told the restaurant wasn’t participating in the coupon. No big deal, we’ll just order something else. Checked the menu, they are charging 20 dollars for eggs and toast. Nothing else, just eggs and toast for 20 dollars. When we noticed that, we left to go to IHop. Probably would have been better anyway

We were pleased when the hostess said they were able to accomodate our party of 10 (two families of 5) on short notice, but quickly realized why.

The restaurant was a ghost-town; we were the only family in the place (with the exception of 2 other families who arrived during our visit).

First, we were a little shocked at the pricing. Knowing it’s Niagara Falls and hopeful that the food was worth it, we proceeded to order. We waited (being the ONLY family in the entire restaurant) an hour for our food to arrive. We paid an astronomical amount for our 5 meals and they were beyond disappointing. $14 for a childs meal, which consisted of a spoonful of BOXED mac and cheese, and a handful of fries. The french toast was good, but the breakfast sausages were chewy and the bacon was inedible. My oldest ordered waffles a la carte and received ONE medium-sized waffle that tasted like salt and was stale (for $18 no less). I could go on, but I think I’ve made my point.

The food was mediocre/inedible, underwhelming, overpriced for what it was and came super late therefore was cold.

In addition to this, tipping and the ‘visitor tax’ was not optional but mandatory. We had to tip 18% plus the visitor tax on top of an already astronimical bill (breakfast should never cost so much!). The waitress was friendly, so we didn’t argue the tip knowing she likely wouldn’t see the full amount anyway which is sad considering she was the only one deserving of one.

Save your money and go up the street to AL’s Buffet. We wish we’d waited and gone there instead.