Country Kitchen

The cutest classic southern diner! Great food and service. Highly recommend!

Man, got breakfast here on the way home. Super nice lady and super good food. The French toast and western hash browns were probly the best I ever had.

Simple country diner. Friendly service. I had the catfish with mashed potatoes and slaw for my two sides. The service was slow, but they are understaffed, so that was expected. The catfish and slaw were great, the potatoes tasted like boxed potatoes. My roll tasted like it was spoiled. My iced tea was fresh and delicious. My husband was less enthusiastic about his beef with gravy. He had a side salad that he enjoyed. We both enjoyed the tiny slice of cheesecake for desert, which was plenty for me (I am not much of a desert eater). The portion sizes were sufficient. There is a sign outside that says the restaurant is for sale. They seem to be struggling. There aren't many restaurants in this area, so I hope they find a good buyer and are able to continue service to this community.

Absolutely phenomenal! Would definitely recommend this place if you're looking for fairly inexpensive good food

One of the great things about the South is the diners in small towns. I happened upon this one as I was headed to FL to visit with friends for the weekend. I ordered the meatloaf special with field peas, mashed potatoes and gravy, half and half sweet tea, cornbread, and banana cream pie for dessert. I was extremely disappointed. It was an absolute first with southern diners. The meatloaf was A LOT of large chunks of bread and ketchup and very little meat. The field peas (they weren't field peas) were honestly cold. The potatoes weren't "real" and the gravy was from a packet. The cornbread had too much sugar for my taste, and the banana cream pie was mediocre. The tea was good. The lady in the booth in front of me even complained about the meatloaf having more bread than meat. I don't know