On the menu, lobster deviled eggs, fries, and a half chicken come up often among what diners order.
The Perch was selected for the Michelin Guide in 2025.

The Perch Kitchen and Tap does the thing most brunch spots in West Town don't bother with: it treats the meal as a full service, not a holding pattern before dinner. The room reads warm rather than sterile, the kind of place people return to on purpose, and the value holds up against a neighborhood that doesn't always bother to be fair on price.
The complaints that surface are consistent and narrow: service can slow down when the room fills, the predictable cost of a brunch spot that's become the local default rather than a backup option. That's a real friction point, not a reason to skip it. The kitchen and the floor both do their jobs well enough that people keep coming back and telling other people to come too.
A Michelin Guide selection in 2025 backs up what the neighborhood already decided on its own. That's the rarer trick — a brunch spot good enough to get noticed above its category, not just within it. Go, expect a wait if it's busy, and don't let that be the story you tell about it.