Country Kitchen

My husband and I ended up here when we were just looking for somewhere to have breakfast and I’m so, so glad we stopped here. The building looks like it was built in the late 1950s (maybe 60s?) so prepare to feel very tall when you walk inside from the low ceilings but it’s really charming. It felt like being in a very small town local place where you are very close to people but it’s pleasant. The decor is also really cute it’s like visiting a grandparent when you’re a kid in the 90s, it just makes you feel at home and instantly cozy. Heads up the majority of the clientele (other guests/demographic in the restaurant) is primarily 70 years old and up so if you’re looking for a certain vibe just keep that in mind. The portions shocked me because the prices were lower than most places but th

Greeted quickly and had my lunch served in less than 10 minutes! Homemade Sandwich and Soup. No Complaints and priced perfect 😜

Absolutely closest to home. Food is great and reasonably priced. Atmosphere is comfortable and inviting. Love feeding here!!!!!

I thought I was parking my car to get it's oil changed when we got there. They forgot my coffee, our eggs weren't cooked according to our order. The "special" caramelized apple french toast was just canned pie filling. I'm sure my gravy was from a can also. Don't think I would go back or suggest it to anyone.

We waited about 20 mins for a menu then waited over an hour just to be told the table of 6(who came in after us) was more of a priority then our table of 4 with 2 kids. We were watching them eat as we left and the waitress was really rude