Country Corner Cafe

Cutest little diner that feels like stepping back to a time before the internet and AI. The vintage decor gives you plenty to look at while you wait, and we were seated in the building next door, which was a fun surprise. Our server was very kind, got our drinks out fast, and took our order right away. The marbled bread was a big plus, and the potatoes were crispy on the outside and soft inside. My Saratoga Country Corner biscuit sandwich was perfectly golden, loaded with fillings, and the sausage gravy was so good it ended up over everything. The menu is packed with savory and sweet breakfast options, and we were still talking about it on the drive home.

Good spot and the food was delicious. Pretty well spaced out so you’re not right on top of one another. The only thing is there are 2 entrances to different locations and it is a bit confusing where to enter. Absolutely delicious. I had the Greek salad with turkey and it was so fresh and the pita was delicious. My husbands first omelet was also very good. Definitely would come back!

Country Corner Café has a cozy, homey feel that honestly reminds you of an old grandmother’s house. I went with my boyfriend Storm and my sister Laurie. We each ordered our own entrées and shared a peanut butter and jelly French toast, which was a fun twist and really good. The food was the clear standout. Service was fine, but it could have been more attentive and the table could’ve been kept cleaner. The hostess was a bit rambunctious at first and rubbed me the wrong way, though she did seat us without any real issue. I can’t speak accurately to wheelchair accessibility—it didn’t appear especially accessible, but I don’t want to state that definitively. Overall, the food alone earns this place a solid four stars, and I’d come back for that French toast.

This was such a cute little breakfast/lunch café, I couldn't believe we have never come across it before. The indoor and outdoor seating is very limited but we lucked out on a table. The staff was super friendly, especially the owner. She spoke to us as if we were regulars and I can't tell you how appreciative we were to receive that kind of treatment. You can't really say that for most of the eateries in this town. The food we ordered was delicious, and she makes her own fresh strawberry, peach and grape jams. I only tried the strawberry but it was so good. They have jars for sale as well too. The tomato soup seemed to be 100% homemade, and we loved that touch. This was a hidden gem to us but seems to be very popular amongst the locals. We will return. 8/26/25: well we made it back and s

Very underwhelmed with our visit here. Food was very basic and nothing in particular stood out. In fact no one at our table felt the need to finish despite being hungry. Lack of decent service didn’t help our experience. They had just opened, there were only 2 or 3 other tables, and yet both waitresses seemed completely checked out and didn’t want to pay us any attention. Half of us didn’t get silverware until mentioning it twice, and if you want a refill on anything, you’d have better luck walking up and getting it yourself because the ladies will just “forget” every time. Definately not worth all the hype and certainly don’t feel the need to return. TL;DL: meh food, terrible service