Morin’s Hometown Bar and Grille

Reviews

• Vanny C.

  star star star star star_border 14 June 2026

  This review is for breakfast only!
  
  Attleboro, MA doesn't really have much of a foodie's dining scene, let alone a breakfast scene. Morin's, however, has really great offerings at such a reasonable price. I plan to return here over and over again on lazy weekend mornings.
  
  Last Sunday morning, I tried the "Russ Morin" breakfast, the "San Antonio" as well as a side of the homemade corned beef hash. I thought everything was wonderful albeit a bit overly greasy but that's diner food for ya! The Russ Morin came with pancakes that had a slightly crispy top. Delicious and abundant! The San Antonio was a cheesy, eggy breakfast quesadilla that was great but the portion was much too generous. Even their coffee was decent and diner coffee is usually awful. The corned beef hash was definitely worth not passing up!
  
  They also offer Sunday brunch buffet for about $12 per person. The variety of food smelled and looked so good! The next time I have family and friends visiting, I'll definitely take them here as they have the space to accommodate. Call ahead if you're concerned with a long wait!

• Sergio P.

  star star star star_border star_border 9 June 2026

  I grew up in Attleboro and moved out permanently over 20 years ago. On a recent trip back to town I stopped at a place I always got a good breakfast.   I was alone so I sat at the original bar.
  
  I ordered an egg white omelette with some veggies and ham and a side of sausage. What I got was a whole egg omelette but the rest was done right.
  
  The staff seemed unpleasant to each other and friendly to customers. When you sit at the bar - too much of their conversations are easily on display.
  
  The food was very good, other than giving me the wrong type of egg. I could have sent it back but it wasn't worth it and I was in a bit of a rush.
  
  It has been about 15 years since my last visit and it seemed nothing has changed at Morin's. I hate to see an Attleboro mainstay like this depreciate.  Perhaps the owners should reinvest into the business.  Nothing stood out as bad but not seeing any updates also doesn't engender good feelings or more stars.

• Gez L.

  star star star star_border star_border 7 June 2026

  Went for Sunday brunch.  The usual breakfast items, with some hot and cold lunch items.  I didn't try any of the cold items, they were uncovered and I saw some flies on the food.  I just can't make myself eat food when I'm aware of flies in the area!  As it was we told the server that there were small flies on the pastries.  They replaced them and covered them *thumbs up!*

• Diana D.

  star star star star_border star_border 3 June 2026

  I'm always underwhelmed when we order from here. The buffalo chicken Mac and Cheese is missing something. My husband and friends always get the meat pie. I'm French and it will never compare to our homemade family recipe so I cannot judge theirs! The portions are a little small in my opinion. I've gone there for brunch before and I think it's more of an in person place.

• Gerri M.

  star star star star star 22 May 2026

  Went there for dinner tonight and we were impressed!! Great menu selection and the food was excellent. As they say, good comfort food. I had the scrod dinner with nicely grilled Veggies and my husband had the pork chops with currant sauce and roasted fingerling potatoes. Very tasty and plentiful and my salad was nice and fresh. The outside is deceiving because place is huge!! The diner is in the front and has typical booths and counter but there are big function rooms in the back where they set up a prime rib buffet that looked awesome. The rooms there are brick arched and very homey, great for larger parties. I recommended it to my niece for her rehearsal dinner because it's private in those back rooms. The wait staff were all friendly and efficient. We will definitely be back to try the breakfast and other dinner items.