Four Corners

I have been coming here for almost 30 years on and off. We raised our family here in Tracy. This is not a fancy place at all but they have good food. Like a home cooked meal. They serve breakfast, lunch and dinner. The servers and people are very nice. This place does get crowded. If you want a good meal at a good price, you should visit 4 Corners!

Stopped by here for breakfast before starting my Tracy flower visit. Arrived at 9:30 AM, and about two-thirds of the tables were occupied. Ordered my food but waited over 30 minutes for it to arrive--maybe they were understaffed. The food was average, but the service was friendly. The waitress mentioned that the busiest times are every Saturday and Sunday. Still, happy to support a family-owned business!

After working night shift, it's always nice having a local spot to stop in for a bite to eat before going to bed! I'm so glad I tried breakfast at Four Corners. Their classic eggs Benedict with Canadian bacon definitely hit the spot, and the hash browns were perfectly crispy and crunchy. The staff were all friendly and helpful, experience I dined solo and sat at the bar. The cinnamon rolls are NOT to be missed. Take one to go for later like I did. The OJ also tasted fresh-squeezed. I would absolutely dine here again with a bigger group; the cozy farm town restaurant vibe is awesome :)

This was definitely a local quaint place. The inside looks liked you'd find it on a back road in the country.... Which is actually not too far from the the truth. The service was good, our server was very inviting. I got the French toast with the corn flakes on it. Something a little different but it was good. The bread that it was made with is homemade, which is a plus. If you're looking for a fancy or cookie cutter place don't bother but if you're into home cooked food and a homely feel, check this place out.

Finally checked this place out after living in Tracy for almost a decade. I can't believe I've missed out for so many years, and it's right around the corner from where I live. This is old fashioned diner at its best! Seems like everything is home made, even the ranch dressing! I haven't found anything here I didn't like, and every time I come I'm checking out other people's plates to see what I'm gonna try next. This is a must-go place if you live in Tracy and are nostalgic for an old school diner. My new fav!

Four corners is a historical restaurant on the outskirts of southern Tracy. This restaurant has been around for 40 years and is popular among older locals. I would say the outside and inside of the restaurant reflects how long they have been in business. I definitely felt like I step back in time every time I walk through the doors. However, the place could use a facelift to update it just a little bit.They are open for breakfast, lunch and dinner Tuesday-Sat. They are open from 7am-1230 on Sundays and closed on Mondays. They serve breakfast until 11am. This place can get busy during breakfast and lunch. I've never eaten dinner here, but I'd imagine it can get just as busy. There is a decent amount of seating in the front area with bar top seating also. There is a back room, which has a generous amount of seating. There is one gender neutral bathroom. The staff here have always been friendly and the waitstaff have always provided good service. As for the food, I have only eaten a variety of their omelettes and the linguiça sandwich. There is nothing spectacular about those items, but I enjoy them. The hash browns always show up nice and crispy. They do serve a wide variety of food. According to their website they serve the following: Burgers, hot and cold sandwiches, salads, steak dinners, old fashioned liver and onions, and even seafood - plus, of course, genuine Broaster Chicken.If you want to visit a unique and historical restaurant while enjoying some food, you won't regret your visit here.

WOW!On a road trip on I-5 south, wanted to give our money to somewhere local over stopping at a McDonalds. Don't get me wrong, mom & pop shops doesn't always equal good... but this was GOOD.Whole family love love loved it. 6-8 miles out of the way, but so worth. Eggs were fresh, french toast made fresh here, biscuits made fresh here...Outside makes it look closed. I would get a light-up open sign. Hard to tell driving by. Inside is totally different from outside appearance, in a good way. Felt like when we used to stay at a mountain town during my childhood.The ONLY thing that could top this place off would be fresh jam! I would probably make the 1-2ish hour drive from sacramento just for this place if it had fresh jam honestly. In general, every road trip would end in stopping here. If they ever end up getting fresh jam I must know!!

Four Corners is a family oriented restaurant with good food, great service and affordable prices. You get more food than you pay for! Home made bread, soup and salad (from a well stocked salad bar) make it an exceptional bargain. Best Breakfast in the area! Lunch or dinner you'll never go wrong at Four Corners

Stopped in last Sunday to have breakfast here. It was our first time here. Food was delicious and the portions were huge. Place was busy when we got there. Overall, a very welcoming atmosphere and endless food options. Will definitely return to try out more of their food in their menu.

The Turkey Gobble! A Thanksgiving experience!Everything is homemade at Four Corners. Don't miss out on their yummy soups and cakes!