14 Best American Restaurants in Middleborough

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“Outstanding Brunch and Exceptional Service at Fireside Grille! We recently celebrated my parents’ 65th wedding anniversary at Fireside Grille in Middleboro with 13 family members, and the experience was absolutely wonderful. The buffet brunch was delicious, offering a great variety of fresh and flavorful options. Our servers, Luis and Cheryl, provided outstanding service—attentive, friendly, and accommodating throughout the entire meal. A special touch was when the owner, Erin, personally came to our table to wish my parents a happy anniversary. The entire staff even joined in to sing to them, making the day even more memorable! From the warm atmosphere to the exceptional service, Fireside Grille exceeded our expectations. If you’re looking for a fantastic dining experience with great food and a welcoming staff, I highly recommend Fireside Grille!“

“Good restaurant but the chicken wings weren’t good.The chicken was over cooked and very dry with no flavor.I love wings but won’t order from here any more“

“The food is fantastic and Crystal, the waitress, is totally wicked awesome and a total sweetheart! This place is a MUST VISIT! It needs to be featured on The Food Network. We will always come back when we visit!“

“I come here often and have never had a bad experience. Great food and great service. I love my meals every time and the ice cream options are all great. Some people need to have more patience. The food is inexpensive and delicious. Love this family friendly restaurant!“

“We had the Baked Stuffed Filet of Sole with Quahog stuffing and Lobster Newburg sauce and it was outstanding! it was on special and we wish this was on the menu permanently! Their food is always excellent!“

“Great food, great service & great atmosphere 🎉❤️“

“Fried chicken that beats a lot of the award winning stuff in Kentucky and Tennesee that I've had.“

“Best breakfast we had in a long time in any restaurant in the New England area. Highly recommended, reasonable , clean , fast service , great waitress. I think her name was Michelle …. five stars !!! we will be back. Thanks a bunch. Love & Peace Bett and Rick“

“Used to be one of my faverite places, stopped there last week and ordered a clam strip plate and unflavored ice tea the bill came to over 27. dollars, off my favorite list now.“

“Olivia is the best! She is the sweetest, so attentive and personable. For a local dive she is a gem! Sunday fundays wouldn’t be the same without her smiling face!“

“We enjoyed a wonderful lunch this weekend at Hideaway! Three generations of my family enjoyed every mocktail on the menu and they were awesome!! All of our meals were excellent as well!“

“🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Last night, I celebrated my 39th birthday at The Charred Oak Tavern in Middleborough, and it was nothing short of a culinary masterpiece! This hidden gem deserves every bit of its five-star reputation—trust me, you’ll want to make the trip. Every dish was a flavor explosion that left my taste buds dancing and my heart full. I kicked off with the Lamb Lollipops ($24)—four chef-cut chops slathered in hand-crafted bacon jam. The tender, juicy meat paired with that smoky, sweet glaze was pure heaven, making it impossible to eat just one without savoring every bite. For my main course, the Cajun Fried Lobster ($40) with sweet potato fries stole the show. The crisp, hand-breaded Maine lobster, kissed with Black Magic Cajun seasoning, was a spicy-sweet delight, perfectly complemented by the tangy lemon-dill aioli and the hearty sweet potato fries, which added a satisfying earthiness that balanced the dish’s bold flavors. It’s a dish that demands a detour! The drinks were just as impressive. ***for the record they have the greatest whiskey selection of any restaurant within Southeastern and South coast Massachusetts. it’s not even close.*** The Dark Arts Whiskey Flight ($21) offered a smooth journey through rich, bold flavors, while the Eagle Rare Chocolate Maple Old Fashioned ($14)—with its muddled orange, cherry, Aztec chocolate bitters, and maple syrup over a whiskey stone—was a decadent, velvety treat that lingered on the palate. To cap it off, the Hot Honey Peach Cheesecake ($13) was a dreamy finale. The creamy cheesecake, infused with warm honey and juicy peach, melted in my mouth with every spoonful—pure bliss! The service was impeccable, the ambiance cozy yet vibrant, and the food so phenomenal it’ll have you planning your next visit before you’ve even left. Do yourself a favor and head to The Charred Oak Tavern—your taste buds will thank you! 🥃“

“The epitome of Family Owned Restaurant ❤️ We come from West Springfield to enjoy the delicious breakfast and wonderful staff. This past Mother's Day we showed up at 8 am without a reservation (I never even thought of it) We were so nervous we wouldn't get a spot but the wonderful staff said no problem and we were seated within minutes. Our food was excellent and the waitress was beyond helpful. I always order extra water for my personal cup (obviously Mom has the best cup of water) and fill it then get more water to drink at the table. Thank you for starting off our Mother's Day with full bellies.“