Kim's Country Kitchen

We stopped in for lunch awhile ago and they seemed very unorganized. We pretty much ordered the same thing Half Sandwich and Salad. It's as if they ran out of soup bowls. My husband had a nice salad and a large bowl of soup. Three of us had 1/2 sandwich and a bowl of soup. Except one received half sandwich and a smaller bowl of soup and I received a half sandwich and a tiny, tiny bowl of soup and the prices were all screwed up. Would I ever return? I don't think so. Food was not that great and the place was virtually empty at lunch. That should have been a sign.

A lot larger on the inside then it appears from the street. Very friendly waitstaff with plenty of seating. Rustic decor is charming. Great coffee, huge portions (the pancakes are MASSIVE). Toast was thick and delicious. If you get the country potatoes, have them add the onions and peppers. A great local greasy spoon diner!

Kitschy quaint, retro hunting lodge decore. Our waitress was friendly and attentive. Service was prompt although we had to ask several times for water. I had the Cowboy Benedict (no Hollandaise in sight). Two biscuits topped with fried eggs and smothered in sausage gravy. Biscuits are drop biscuit style; tender, and crumbly. Eggs were cooked through. I would have preferred a runny yolk but was not asked how I wanted them cooked. Gravy was thick and flavorful, although I found it a little under seasoned. A good place for a traditional American breakfast.