Perkins Restaurant & Bakery

Food was very good and the service was great, we had breakfast on a Saturday morning. The only problem was the floor smelled of cow shit. We have had similar problems with stinky floors at other Perkins restaurants also. This is something they need to look into

Unfortunately this place is really busy on Thanksgiving and close to Christmas. A Lot of older people who ‘s relatives «‘who can not get to Warren for the holiday’s «go to Perkins, to be with people. The food is good not great.

InDecided to ignore the previous reviews and check it out anyway. … mistake.. We usually like perkins but this one seems to have a few problems.. very short staffed for one. it took 20 min. To get our drinks.. We already had our entrée and salad which came at the same time. I ordered the salmon which is usually very good, and it was so salty I could hardly eat it. I did try to scrape some off. The salad had huge pieces of core which completely irritates me. It’s a salad for heavens sake! ! How hard is that! I will never go to this one again.. Sorry to say.. Not the best.

It’s Perkins, the food is what you expect, but I got awesome service from Valerie, who was as pleasant as could be. She made the experience five stars.

If it’s 2:30am and your fridge is empty then maybe. Other then that I had rather go hungry.

Whoa! Stop! Hold it right there. I see this rated five stars. No way! It’s a Perkins, just like all the other Perkins. However, it is clean, the food is sort of diner type, but good and the service is fast as well as polite. I have to give it four stars only because by comparison to everything else in Warren, it is one of the better places. Warren is a horrid, miserable backward Appalachian town of dwindling population along with excessive police patrols and arrests. The motto is «Come to Warren on Vacation; Leave of Probation.»
If you can avoid Warren, my suggestion is that you do it. But if you get stuck here, Perkins, for diner food isn’t bad. Chido’s is about the only place for decent dinner food but it isn’t open for breakfast or weekday lunch.

Some day, they’re going to put up a brass plaque at this restaurant, marking the historic site where I met my sweetie in person for the first time. So you know I’m just going to love it.
Well, okay, honestly, it’s really just your standard family restaurant. Granted, there are healthier choices available than in most such, and the food is both better and more reasonable than I have had at places like Denny’s and the Pantry. The service was fast and friendly, and the desserts were tempting, although I filled up on salad, so I didn’t really get a chance to do proper quality control on their chocolate quotient. I shall have to return sometime for more in-​depth research, some time when I’m not gazing lovingly into a pair of sweet blue eyes, and will be paying more attention to the food than to the company. I can’t promise that state of affairs any time soon.