Town & Country Restaurant

I think this restaurant gives exactly what you think it will. It's your local, kind of dingy, restaurant that people seem to pack on the weekends.They have decent enough coffee, and if you're not careful, you may end up drinking your weight in it. The service was on time, the food took a long time to come out, but it was hot, and the atmosphere was the kind where you don't want to look around too hard, but it's not a complete dump.My meal was good. It wasn't the best "rancheros eggs" I've ever had, but the flavor profiles matched. The eggs were very eggy. I noticed this when I ate my fried eggs and tried my mom's scrambled eggs. Also, my tortillas seemed like they had been in the aluminum bundle for awhile getting soggy before they were delivered. I'd say this place does a good job of making sure you don't leave hungry. The food is decent and the staff are friendly.

Love their biscuits and gravy and great cinnamon French toast. I honestly haven't had a bad breakfast there.

dinner food nothing fancy or worth writing home about. A good place for a quick bite!.

Stopped in here with ny fiance for the sunday brunch. Service was excellent, ciffee was good, aand the food was pretty good too. My only complaint was the ribs were a littke dry for my taste, but otherwise, it was good

Scary bad. One "waitperson" (because you're always waiting on her, get it?) stumbling around the dining area apologizing profusely for being bad at her job, one dude in the back on the phone messing up the orders. Looong waits for meals to come out at random times, undercooked fries, bad taste. Total crap.

Another Metra Trip to Harvard and of course another lunch stop at Town & Country. Four of us arrived hungry Saturday on the 12:20 p.m., train coming from Waukegan by way of Chicago. Having been here twice before, we knew the restaurant was just a block from the station. Talk about convenience. Nothing fancy here but full plates of food at reasonable prices. When I told Marge our waitress we had to be out in an hour for the 1:35 p.m., train back to Chicago, she was an angel making sure we had everything we needed in rapid time. I ordered the Liver and Onions dinner ($6.95) which came complete with soup or salad, potato and vegetable along with a small dessert. Two of the guys ordered breakfast and the other a Mexican dish. The menu is extensive for such a small place. All filled up, it was soon time to go. Hope to see you again Marge next year!

We came in after a family tree chop and everything was great. We had a big group and they were very accommodating! Food was really good!

Passing through town and wanted to eat somewhere local as opposed to a chain restaurant. From the moment we walked through the doors it was apparent we were not from Harvard. Regardless, we were treated to a magnificent breakfast at a great price. The people were very friendly and I enjoyed the accents. I highly recommend this gem of a restaurant.

This is a humble location and very much looks the part of a local diner.We arrived shortly before closing on a Sunday but they were happy to seat us. We ordered a double cheeseburger and a gyro sandwich. The food was promptly served, hot and fresh. The fries could have been a bit better.Overall great value for your money and good service. This diner delivers.

Stopped here from out of town. We had the Sunday Breakfast Buffet and it was amazing. Food was delicious. Love the variety of juices. Service was super friendly. Next time we come in town we have to stop by again.