Country Fixin's

We've driven past Country Fixin's so many times, and finally decided to stop in for breakfast after church. The parking lot was completely full, so we were worried about seating, but we were able to get a table without a wait. The inside is what you'd expect from a neighborhood diner, no frills but simple and welcoming. Our order was taken right away, and the food came out quickly. My husband and I each got eggs, toast, and bacon, and my son had the chocolate chip pancake. Everything was very tasty and served hot and fresh, and you cannot beat the prices here... the total for 3 of us was $16!This is definitely a spot that the regulars go to, with both the staff and other customers welcoming us. We even witnessed someone who paid for another group's bill on the way out, exemplifying the neighborly friendliness.

Super friendly waitress and pleasant atmosphere at this diner. The food wasn't great but it's basic greasy spoon level. I had biscuits and gravy. The biscuits didn't taste homemade and the gravy was from a can. This place is off the beaten path. There are some locals who appear to love this place. I wouldn't drive out of my to get here but I'd stop again.

Stopped here on Memorial Day for breakfast with my sister and her family. We went earlier and were the only table. We were greeted quickly and all ordered something different from the menu so that we could try a few things. I got the breakfast burrito and coffee. The burrito was very large and tasted great...my only suggestion is that it have a few less potatoes in it (or get them on the side) as they took up most of the burrito. The cost of everything was under $40 and we all left stuffed!! This place was a great homemade spot to grab breakfast and we all decided we would be back again!

I've had an upset stomach since eating here, from simple bacon and eggs. The water was undrinkable, and all of our food appeared to come from cans and packages- not homemade.But very nice people and prompt service, so I'm torn here. I think there is potential with some home made cooking.

The 2 stars is for the sweet man serving coffee. Off the beaten path? Definitely! Here's a quick summary from someone who's not familiar with the area. -tap water served from the questionable faucet next to the coffee pot and cash register -accepted cash and cards-very affordable (coffee, corn beef hash [2 tbs scoops] for $7.90 plus tip)-seems to have ample parking before lunch-appears to have a solid local customer base-since I sat at the bar, I definitely heard the microwave being used quite often -quality of the food is okay. Would I go back when I'm back in town? That's a hard NO.

This review is long overdue, especially since I've been coming here for quite some time now. I love country fixins! It's quiet , convenient, and SO quick. The owner, Patty, is running this one woman show. I come here quite often so she always greets me with my coffee and takes me order immediately. The food is ready in no longer than 7 minutes and everything is always right!I always order the Sunrise Special with scrambled eggs, bacon, and Italian toast. Recently I ordered a side of home fries and that was the best decision ever. The home fries are so fresh and crispy. I'm obsessed! I also order the BLT sometimes and it is also always cooked to perfection. Crispy bacon, crunchy lettuce, warm toast. Perfect! The BLT is also served with a side of chips Patty treats you like she's known you forever. She is so sweet and knows everyone in town. I'm so impressed with her business skills, cooking skills, and people skills. Country Fixins gets a well deserved 5/5.

This place is a hidden gem! Got here around 10 and it was dead then everyone started to come in and everyone knew everyone it felt so at home already with everyone being so friendly. There was even a few regulars helping out with coffee refills. There was two lady's working taking orders and cooking the food. the food was out in a fast time and it was great! Everything from the eggs to how fluffy and golden brown the French toast was awesome. The only thing I can complain about was the bacon was really over cooked and did not seem fresh and the sausage was a low grade meat but other than that everything could not have been better. the prices where pretty cheap and reasonable as well. I would definitely recommend!

Nope. Never again. Decent service, super terrible food. I feel like I could go on, but the people were nice, so I don't want to be a jerk. Standard frozen Ore-Ida style hash browns. Canned or at least not homemade biscuits and gravy and relatively flavorless eggs. Super gross tasting water, like it came from dirty pipes. Just not worth your time, so nope!

Thought this would be a nice small business experience but was horribly wrong! Parking is terrible. We walked in and seated ourselves. Waited 10 mins to get drinks and menus. Two tables were waiting on their bills for probably 10 mins (there's only about 6 tables and 3 were empty). The first red flag was the stuff floating in my drink. I got a new one and just drank out of the can. The bathrooms were FILTHY!! The waitress was rude when we asked questions about how a sandwich came. Ordered food after about 25 mins in. Next after waiting an additional 20 mins for food to come out we didn't get the whole order. we asked for ketchup, hot sauce, and steak sauce. There was old dried up and smudges all over the bottles. The steak sauce bottle had MOLD all over it. I think the pictures speak for themselves... I would never recommend this place to anyone.

Cute little diner right off 980. Breakfast is the best, I don't recommend lunch. The Mac and cheese is just boxed Kraft - not homemade.