Country Club Diner

My 2nd time visiting this diner but this time I brought my kids & they had no complaints. Service was good. Food was good. Will be back for sure. Prices are great & food comes out fresh & hot

Porche was so wonderful friendly and respectful, the gentlemen walking around making sure everything was okay was great. The restaurant is clean and the atmosphere feels amazing.Julio was also amazing, I kept hearing his name lol. Overall is a great place and from being my first time here best and believe we will be back.The food was amazing.

On recommendation from my future landlord, We stopped by 2/17. Coming from NY, this diner was not up to my expectations. The menu was VERY basic, the daily specials were non-existent, and the atmosphere was dead. Our server wasn't as helpful as we'd expected from a relatively empty Diner. Next time we're in NE Philadelphia, this won't be our destination for a meal.

I go here regularly for breakfast and always have excellent food and great service at reasonable prices I recently tried the early bird specials spaghetti with meatball and it was delicious. It comes with a salad drink and dessert. I highly recommend. The bakery is also top-notch with fresh pies cookies and cakes with the baker on site.

Times may have changed, along with some of the neighborhood demographics, but man ole man, the quality remains. First time back eating at the Country Club in over 10 years. I happened to see the White Fish platter and decided to order. My partner ordered Eggs, Grits with Turkey Bacon. The whitefish salad was some of the best I have ever eaten. Bravo to the chef whom I was told makes it from scratch....Also I was given enough whitefish to spread on 3 bagels!!! And the CC Diner only charged $14.95!! My partner enjoyed her breakfast as well. The waitress was so nice and pleasant, as was the manager who greeted us when we walked in. To top it off, we purchased a small cheesecake for the two of us to take back to our hotel for later and my goodness; the cheesecake is one of the best if not the best I've had the pleasure of eating...Soft texture on the outside, and a creamy smooth rich flavor that melts in your mouth. A must for anyone visiting Philadelphia for a delicious diner experience and a treasure that has been around for over 60 years.

Me and my mom always frequent this place pretty much since 2012. Food quality has always been good. Service and waitstaff are always great and pleasant to work with. My mom loves their lunch menu options!! Especially the Reuben. Definitely a local recommendation if you're looking for a good meal

This is an old school diner that never seems to change. Never had a bad meal here. My most recent visit I had the Chicken Francaise and it was cooked perfectly. They also have the best pickled beets! The bakery goods are superb.

My family and I always have the best dining experiences at Country Club Diner. The food, service and ambiance exceeds expectations (burgers and onion rings are fantastic). Bobby, the owner, frequently checks in to make sure we're ok, especially with my elderly mother. Thanks to the amazing staff at Country Club Diner for always making us feel right at home 🥰

Still waiting for you to bring back the BEST TEA BISCUITS IN THE CITY. Just make 4 or a half doz. I promise I will buy 2 every week. Just post on here what day of the week you will be making.

We love Country Club Diner. Our group of Widows/Widowers meet here once a month. The service is great they are very accommodating to our group. We have the same waitress each time (I forgot her name) she really takes care of us. They don't rush us to get us out of there. The food is good and there is usually enough that we take home left-overs. And their bakery items are delicious.

I love a good old school diner. Very few of them are left in Philly. This one has been around a long time! It's a great location in NE Philly. It's clean, has a big parking lot, lots of seating and a bakery. The diner staff greets and seats you. Our waitress was very nice and fine with making adjustments to our order, lol like adding fries! The food is very good. The French toast had a custard texture and was studded with lots of raisins. Plain is also available. The Sammie was a special order-a BLT with an added egg. That way you also get the lettuce and tomato! We also added fries. Everything came out hot. There is no rush to be done. We sat for awhile chatting with refills on coffee and tea.

Went here for a late lunch with a friend on a Sunday. It was quiet with a few scattered guests. I ordered here before thus I knew the food was decent, but in person was even better. We were seated quickly. The place was clean, and the service was friendly and efficient but did not rush. I had a breakfast combo. It was tasty, especially the bacon and link sausages. I also had an order of cheese fries which were perfectly crip.and the cheese was super yellow but didn't taste fake. My friend th French Dip Au jus which he said was tasty and fresh. My only con was that the place does look a little outdated, but walls seem like they started a renovation and then stopped. Overall, the Country Club Diner is definitely worth a meal if you are in the area. I'll stop in again.

Great place to bring you back to when you were younger - great place to sit together with friends and chat. My friends enjoyed their French Toast, and I enjoyed my BLT with a fried egg added. Our waitress was very nice and attentive. Love how we never felt rushed and we stayed and gabbed forever. Check them out!

I am from Dover De and I had to take my sister to Fox Chase Hospital in Philadelphia. I stayed at the Fox Chase Hope Lodge extended stay. It was lunch time and needed to find a place to eat. I found this Diner. They have a huge menu. They also serve breakfast all day. I had ordered a cheeseburger and some soup. The Hamburger was out of this world. The Bun was freshly made as was the soup and their rolls. It was so so good. I ordered an apple pie for desert that was also freshly made. They also have cases of freshly made deserts from Cannoli. Eclairs, cakes. Cookies and pies. I took home a cannoli and eclair which were delicious! Matter of fact I am going back the next day. I spoke to the Manager his name was Bobby and told him he had a goldmine that he ought to open up more diners in other states.

Rainy Sunday morning, quiet due to the upcoming Eagles game this afternoon, I sat alone at the counter. Service was slow as the server refused to acknowledge my presence as she chatted with a friend/customer nearby. When I made eye contact with the owner/manager, she came over to provide a menu and ask for my drink order. Things started to move as the wait person dropped off my coffee (creamers rather than requested milk), and accepted my choice for a Country Omelet. It was pretty good, with onions, tomatoes, green peppers and breakfast sausage inside the shell, a side of hash browns and rye toast. The omelet was moist and filling, the hash browns crisp and crunchy, while the toast was not quite hot enough and likely sitting for a few minutes before the rest was done. Overall, decent dish. Country Club is a misnomer for this diner. Monochromatically a dull beige throughout, and lacking much wall decor nor background music, I couldn't escape the impression of chilliness and unspoken sadness permeating the space. Not sure of the cause, but more smiles and positive energy would certainly help.

It has been years since we have been to the Country Club Diner, but we decided to stop in for a quick meal. The parking lot was absolutely empty which we thought was strange since it was close to 5 p.m. Not much has changed with the diner's interior ~ it was sad to see it looking so tired and outdated. My order was breakfast with eggs, potatoes, toast, bacon ~ all were very bland, the butter made the toast uneatable (was it old? sitting out too long?). My husband had a turkey sandwich which was very fresh, and made exactly as ordered. Our server was super friendly as was the lovely hostess who seated us.

Stopped in recently for dinner. Food was good...waitress was responsive. Amazingly....for a diner of this size..and for a Thursday nite...I cldnt believe There was no other customers. Diner chased us out 07:55 saying they close at 08:00.

Like a beloved grandparent who was a powerhouse in the past but is now totally senile, the once-famous Country Club diner now well matches the horrid neighborhood the area has become. The food is...well...awful. One of my dining group refuses to go there at all. Also, one person who works there is very young and very miserable. She should go away, we'd all be happier. Three visits ago, we did take-out. It was irritating but, things happen. They forgot my coleslaw for my turkey dinner. That was one of my two vegetable choices! Oh well. Two visits ago, take-out again, turkey dinner again, they forgot my damn coleslaw again. But that was secondary compared to what my meal consisted of. My turkey platter was, instead of baked turkey, are you kidding me, sliced deli, lunch turkey, and not high quality deli turkey. It was vile. One visit ago, we ate in. We each got paninis. You know what a panini is, right? Crunchy, grilled, Italian bread pressed under weight to crush the filling into something juicy and nice. Well, the kitchen has never heard of a panini. We got insubstantial, cold rolls holding the hot fillings, which were there if you looked carefully for them but "plentiful" certainly does not describe what we found. "Minimal" does. I've heard stories from older friends for whom The Country Club was a mainstay of their younger years. But the new ownership of the last 10 years or whatever it's been has no clue and doesn't want one. Eventually, this place will close and no one will care.

Had my grandkids for the weekend which is always fun. Since I didn't have any OJ on hand (hey, I thought that was a pretty good excuse!) we ordered from Country Club. What a happy accident. I swear, it was THE best french toast I've ever had and I really have made my share! I've made it with challah, regular white and with brioche but nothing compared with this. Sweet but not too sweet. Even the bacon that the kids ordered was awesome. We will definitely be looking at the rest of the menu more often!

Been here 2x's in the past 2 weeks. Both times the restaurant was clean and well kept. Our waitresses both times were nice and friendly. Food came quickly and was hot and delicious. They have the best cheese for fries. We found our new favorite place.

I've never been disappointed with my meals here. It's your typical diner fare, but everything is solid and their desserts are the best part. Try their cookies, they're famous for a reason. Prices are reasonable and service is usually good. It's one of the better diners in the Northeast these days.

Horrible food and horrible service. Party of 6 gets an automatic 18% gratuity. Sausages taste like grease I asked for a coffee with cream and I got coffee no cream. After 10 mins waitress comes back around to ask if everything was ok. I was finished with my eggs and no one ever got their toast, I never had cream for my coffee or utensils (my niece felt bad got Up and grabbed me some from another table). Not to mention that the waitress while we were cleaning up a spill she starts throwing the plates on the table without any consideration of helping clean up the spill. Never brought back another juice, brings back a cup of milk when we were all done our breakfast and has the audacity to say oh didn't you want milk for your coffee. I said no I just needed some creamers not a cup. She still charged me for the coffee, a cup of milk, and juice that was spilled. She got her $18 even though her service was straight trash. Not to mention no one at our table was speaking Spanish yet she kept on repeating everything back to us in Spanish. Im done with this place. Worst $120 breakfast ever.

The omelette had tiny pieces of bacon, not even one full slice crumbled, little chunks of sausage and tiny pieces of veggies. They charged $3.99 for a fruit cup that had about ten small chunks of fruit. The coffee cups were smaller than the last time I was here. Complete rip-off.

I have passed by this place hundreds of times, but never stopped in. I was so pleasantly surprised by how much I liked it here. I ended up coming in 3 times in one week! Don't let the outside fool you, the inside is looks to be renovated and very modern. I ordered the omelette the first time I came and it was seasoned very nicely. It looked very plain, but I loved it. The lunch specials are great and affordable. And I am absolutely addicted to the little chocolate chip cookies, I stop by once a week to get a pound of them! It's the best diner in NE Philadelphia for sure.

Delivery Order via Uber Eats So disappointing. This was a neighborhood icon and go to diner. 1. Missing 2 items...charged for 2. Scrapple overcooked.. inedible. Hard as a rock. 3. Requested the rye toast be buttered. Not buttered...dry and stale. Resident here was very hungry and looking forward to the order. It was a disappointing disaster..Even the refund for the missing items cannot compensate for the ruined brunch.

Where do I began? I would not recommend the Country Club Diner to anyone. My Husband and I decided to give eating in a try after we had ordered previously through delivery. We arrived at 6:25pm on Wednesday, November 15, 2023. Mind you, the diner's hours of business are from 8:00am - 8:00pm. This was a big mistake! When we were greeted for seating, the waitress, seating us, looked at her watch before picking up two menus and escorting us to the table. I thought that was odd, as she appeared to be on some type of time crunch. We were then escorted to a dirty table. The waitress did accommodate us and seated us at another table. Upon my Husband requesting fresh coffee, she again looked at her watch. Apparently, she had no time to make a fresh pot of coffee to accommodate the customer. Therefore, she never offered. The food was okay, but the service was the worst. She was curt at times. Not courteous at all. I feel like she was already signed-off from work when we arrived, with no regard for making sure we had a good dining experience. The staff definitely needs some service training and development. They don't have to worry about my Husband and I ever coming back!

Not great. Ambiance is dismal and food is soggy. We preferred Philly cheese steaks to go- go elsewhere for them!

Breakfast Take out review: Pros - 2 take out parking spaces right up front - pay at counter right when enter; cashier friendly and attentive and grabbed me cupcakes from bakery - order correct, came w silverware, plenty of butter and syrup (though ketchup was off brand - I almost thought it was hot sauce) - wasn't crowded fri 8:30am. (I had read reviews about it being loud so wasn't sure if I wanted to dine in but it was quiet though I'm sure weekends are different) - order was ready when entered (15 min) Con - only con was asked for hash browns well done and they weren't. I saw lots of pics and reviews saying they were crispy and mine weren't but as least came w onions like I asked. Order - breakfast combo $8.99 (2 pancakes, 2 bacon, eggs, sausage) - waffle $5.49 ($3 extra if add meat) - French toast $5.49 - scrapple ($3) - home fries ($2.50) - 2 kids cupcakes - Elmo and Cookie Monster - total for family of 4-5 $30 not bad Only had to hold for a min for waitress to take order (though hold is weird since has weird beeps that almost sound like you disconnected). Worth not having to cook myself and clean up a kitchen!

Out of all the diners Ive eaten at this is the worse. My waffle was not a waffle. It looked like it was stuck to the waffle machine and then fell on the floor as they tried to get it out. The bottom of the waffle had black crumbs on it as if the machine was dirty, plus the dirt from it falling onto the floor. There was no middle to the waffle. Just the top and bottom. It was pathetic. I also had scrambled eggs. Smh I mean how can you mess up eggs! It was half raw and taste like it was cooked on a grill with other food. Home fries barely cooked. Basically a huge pile of raw potatoes.

Ordered a steak medium rare and it came out cLose to well done. A seemingly perfectly Cooked steak but, when I cut into the middle of the steak it was cooked all the way throughout. Anyone with half sense can tell whatt a medium rare steak looks like and what it tastes like. The sad part is that we are regulars at this diner and have never had a bad meal there until now. The disappointment came after the manager on duty refused to cook another steak indicating that the steak will come out that way and didn't offer any real solution other than ordering something else which I thought was unprofessional and then him lying about steak temps and how it was supposed to come out. I didn't make it a point to confront him on this Issue but, I feel the owners of this business should sort this out with him the night manager because you will lose long time customers that way. We come in almost on a regular basis for evening dinners and early am brunches. We will start to look for an alternative option. It wouldn't have cost him anything to come over to the table but, since he was lying about the process he made no efforts to correct his actions shame on you.

If I could give a 0 star review I would. The Diner is listed as open until 11:00 PM, we pulled up at 10:00 PM and were told they were closing. I can't really say anything about the food since I didn't even step foot inside the restaurant but I was totally turned off by this place simply for the fact that they don't follow their own hours. If you are listening Country Club Diner, this is not ok.

This place has pretty good breakfast. I've always driven past but never ventured in. I'm glad I did. My omelette was cooked just the way I wanted it. The toast wasn't burnt and the coffee was delicious. My only complaint is that I asked for orange juice also and I had to remind the waitress. I didn't receive it until I was almost done with my meal. Overall I'd definitely return.

Good evening Yelp Family!! I discovered this diner when I was a Security Officer at the Giant Supermarket on Grant Avenue. I was a Supervisor and I was responsible for the schedule and for the payroll and my mom and I always ate here because I had to physically take the payroll to this particular office. I don't remember the location though. I lasted for three months, it was hectic and frenzied. I did obtain several promotions, Lieutenant and I was asked to become the Captain. I declined because of too much travel and too much responsibility. These people wanted me to work like a blank and I refused to do that. I wasn't supposed to have a family to come home to. The food here is good. When my mom and ate here, we always cleaned our plate. The bathroom was usually clean and neat. The diner is spacious and plenty of room to be seated. The waitresses were pretty nice and we usually asked for the same waitress. I also stopped by here a few times when I became a Substitute Teacher. I subbed for the middle school across the street, Woodrow Wilson Middle School. And I would come here to pick up my food instead of it being delivered. I needed to get out of that school, so this was a wonderful reprieve. There is a big parking lot here. Also during Covid 19, Kristin, a waitress, said they were closed for a month and when they opened up, it was only for Curbside Pickup. They would have had outside dining, but there were no more tents. People had bought them all up. A good experience today. They only have take out. They are supposed to open back up for indoor dining, the day after Labor Day. Good night, Yelp Family!!!

I hate to give this place a bad review but my last experience sucked. My waitress, although really nice, was not very attentive. We waited a long time to order and receive our food. The food was not great ether. The Spanish omelette was disgusting! The waffles were alright. Also, we asked for plastic utensils because of how filthy the silverware looked. They didn't have plastic forks. Nothing too great about this place.

We just had a great meal at the Country Club. I wish I could say the service was great but it wasn't. The food was hot & delicious plus fairly quick even with a full restaurant. We have had a lot of different servers here over the years, the best being Renee (pronounced RE KNEE) our waitress today was Marilyn and while she was slow and didn't get around too well( that wasn't the problem) it was her tone and attitude as if she was doing us a big favor by waiting on us. We will be back but I'm going to remember Marilyn's name as a server we do not want.

Best breakfast in the area! My husband and I have enjoyed many Sunday breakfast/brunch dates here. I've never had their dinner, but I'm sure it's probably typical diner food. The eggs benedict is delicious; I highly recommend it. Service has always been excellent and the prices are very cheap. The diner is much larger than it appears from the outside. Very clean and has a huge bakery. They offer several specials and serve large portions. Check it out!

Maybe I just have a higher standard of diner's growing up in New Jersey but this diner is not on my list of places to come back to anytime soon. I came here on a weekday morning with my nana. For what it's worth, she is a regular at this place and loves it here. We were seated right away but there was a decent crowd for a friday morning. I had my usual diner meal- bacon egg and cheese on a bagel and was kind of dissapointed. The bagel was small and seemed like it came out of a bag, while the cheese was still in cold square form and not melted at all. It came with home fries, and those were pretty decent. My nana got an omelet which actually looked pretty good and came with toast. She opted for some sort of cooked apples instead of homefries , which she enjoyed. Our waitress was good and attentive- refilling both my nana's tea and my coffee frequently. You pay at the front on the way out. Our meals were pretty inexpensive but I was overall unimpressed.

While I have been to The Country Club a few times, this was the first time it was just my wife and I, and what a different experience it was. First, we were coming from different parts of the city so we weren't together. I arrived first and was greeted by a sign that read, "All parties must be complete to be seated." An odd sign really, but the hostess asked, "How many?" to which I responded, "Two." She then asked if we were both present, to which I responded no, so she moved on to the next couple in line. This isn't a big deal, I can wait for my wife to arrive. As I'm waiting, I notice a man standing by the door. Two of his friends arrive, and he ushers them in and says, "Everyone's sitting in the back." and walks them passed the hostess and heads back to their seats. Curious. My wife arrives and we are seated. At the table next to us two men are seated. After about 10 minutes they are joined by another man. Now I'm a little confused. If your policy is to only seat complete parties, is that for everyone? Or just at the hostess' discretion? I would think if I owned a restaurant, I would want to seat people as often as possible in hopes that they might order something so I could make money. In my case, I would have ordered coffee and perhaps a slice of pie while I waited 20 minutes for my wife to show up. So on to the food. It's typical diner fare, it isn't great, it isn't terrible. The Greek Omelet doesn't have spinach in it so you have to ask for it (and pay extra). There wasn't enough Feta cheese in it, and two slices of tomato. Like I said, not great, but edible. I guess if I were starving on a deserted island and Country Club Diner was there, I'd eat there, but I wouldn't go out of my way considering the fantastic choices all within a twenty minute drive. And god forbid you show up before the rest of your party, you'll have to sit coffee-less and wait, while the regulars get seated before you.

The best chicken croquettes around! I also like the chicken matzoh ball soup and the rolls they give you before the main course. Great place on a cold night for comfort food. Service is usually friendly and efficient. Will continue to patronize mainly for the croquettes.

I haven't been to a diner since I was a kid. This is pretty close to where I work so I always stop in on my lunch a few times a week. Nothing too fancy.

Yesterday i had stuffed flounder w crab meat. A whole lot of goodness. Well worth it.

I recently came hear for breakfast, not to long ago, early in the morning, with a big snow storm. Was the closest Diner to where I was going. Desided to stop in. Was seated a.s.a.p, Giving a nice size menu. But like the person I am. I go right for the Breakfast special menu and see what looks good first. I desided to go with the creamed chipped beef, with home fries, and comes with the coffee. Creamed chipped beef was delicious, the white toast had a little crisp to it. Which made it good. And the home fries had a crisp to. That I added onions to. But they are not in the home fries they are thrown on top. Coffee is coffee. Thought it was perfect with few creamers and sugar added. The inside of county club Diner is nice to dine in. With much seating. Looks like it's been remodeled in the past. Which is always a plus. I look forward to coming back again to have another great meal. I enjoyed it. The service was great. Fast. Food came out with in 5 min of placing my order. I recommend this Diner.

Really clean and cozy! The food was really good! They had this homemade seafood soup that was pretty good I would recommend! Creamy and nicely seasoned! Susan our waiter was a delight! Will come back for breakfast for sure!

My mom grew up in the neighborhood (her hs is across the st) and many of my relatives still live close by which means I've been coming here for years.., but that doesn't mean I come here because the food is good- but rather there isn't much else around. The eggs they whip up are pretty standard, which isn't bad... Just not good either. Their breakfast potatoes are the shredded variety and I'm guessing are the frozen variety. On the plus side staff are friendly and prices not high.

Family Brunch after graveside memorial. Food just meh and service good. Yeah, we were a large party (12 people) but diner had a heads up ahead of time (about 2 days before). Well, I live in NJ (everyone else in PA) so I know a thing or two about Diners.

The food is still a lot to be desired! The waitress I had is gone but now I have a shicksa who can't write fast and isn't sure what a knish is!! This place is the dumps now! They asked me to re-review and all I can say is I would rather have Mac-n-Cheese at home then anything here!!

Went today for a late breakfast and got seated, and waited like 10 minutes before anyone noticed us?? A waitress came over and asked if we ok and that our waitress would be there soon??? Finally after waiting another 5 minutes she appeared and ask us if we were ready to order????Got coffee and gave our order a proceeded to wait another 10 minutes before she came back to let us know that our food would be out soon??At least another 10 minutes go by before we decided to leave!We only order eggs with toast so why the long wait?? only when we got up to leave then they cared!! Maybe we looked to ethic?? for them don't know don't care it was horrible to see that a business treat customers this way!! On the way out looked back and our food was still not there!!So buyer beware if your wife looks a little dark to these people you might not get served!!

I have apparently been to this location as a kid, but I do not remember. We ordered the food online through Door Dash. The food did not take long to prepare and the food came relatively quickly, in about 35 minutes. We ordered a Chicken Parm sandwich, the Turkey Rachel, Bacon Cheeseburger, and Chicken Cheesesteak. The food was good, but some of our instructions were not followed through the app. My fiance wanted Swiss cheese on his burger, and received American. The app also mentioned that lettuce, tomato, onion, coleslaw and a pickle came with the food. He stated no onion, but they did not give him any lettuce or onion. My chicken parm came with french fries, coleslaw, and a pickle. I asked for no pickle and for applesauce to be substituted instead of coleslaw (since I know they have applesauce there). They listened to my request of not giving me a pickle, but they did not have give the applesauce (or any cole slaw for that matter). My Mom's turkey Rachel claimed that it had thousand island dressing on it, yet there was none on her sandwich. The cheese was hardly melted. (Thank God we have thousand island dressing at home). My Nana is not a huge fan of cheese, but she was hoping the cheese would be nice and melted on her cheesesteak, and unfortunately it was pretty solid, so she scraped it off. The food was decent and had a good portion size, I only ate half my chicken parm and am saving the rest for tomorrow's Lunch. My Mom is also saving half of her Turkey Reuben.

They have great food and service. However, they have televisions with info commercials on. I did not come to watch TV! Just turn them OFF.

Not like when the Pearlman family had it. The WORST cheeseburger I have ever had. Uncooked fries came with it. Don't waste your money here. They should go to "Bernie's" for a real cheeseburger. The only savior to this diner is the bakery.

We walked in the hostess was amazing.. when we were seated we got our drinks and the waitress kept asking if we were ready to order making us feel rushed. She then took our order brought out something we didn't order or want brought the menu over arguing with us that what we asked for wasn't on the menu and it was, then we had to wait for the sandwich to me remade The sandwich I ordered had way too much cheese and Russian dressing making the bread all soggy and the turkey was all dried out. The corn beef was poor quality and had no flavor and was rushed to make due to us getting the wrong dish the first time. It was way overpriced for the quality and the service wasn't very good at all. Maybe just a bad day or a bad menu item choice. Hopefully others had better luck.

Service was horrible!! Our waitress seemed overwhelmed, she was breathing heavy and gave a disposable ketchup from another table claiming it wasn't touched after we said something to her. Complained to management , apologized to us and offered us free cookies that were prepackaged from a basket marked $1.00. Clearly she saw that I was still not happy .. ended getting 2 cannolis when she should have comped at least one of our meals.

I'm not sure if they've made recent improvements or if we just happened to be there on a good day but our food and service was great! Everything was delicious from the coffee to the salad & dinner rolls to the ice cream & cake. The entree was the best part. Their chicken croquettes were delicious! I've always been a fan of the croquettes at The Dining Car but the croquettes at The Country Club were, dare I say, even yummier! Our servers' name was Sharon. She was nice and served us in a timely manner. We went in during the "Early Bird Special" so our food didn't cost an arm and a leg. 3pm-5pm, give it a shot! Don't let the old school exterior put you off.

So we went and had a shirt wait. The food was good for a diner that appeals to the masses and I had eggs Benedict. It was good but not great, the hollandaise sauce didn't have much flavor. I had has browns and added cheese and onions and they were delicious. Now the server was spot on and gave great attention to us and everyone she was serving. The credit card machine broke during our breakfast and my man had to walk down the street to get cash with a ton of other people. Solid diner.

This is one of the best places I've been for awhile,the flapjacks were perfectly cooked.I just think that the scrapple was a bit to thickOur waitress was great too,food came out right away.

Went for lunch today and it was mediocre. My boyfriend's coffee tasted as if it were left over from the day before. Our waitress was older and slovenly. Her shirt was stained and she sniffed the whole time. My French dip was just ok, the fries were crispy and hot. My boyfriend didn't really enjoy his chicken Florentine sandwich either. Service was fast. Sticking to strictly breakfast next visit. Lunch was blah....

Aw man where to start. I walked in and I felt like I went through a portal back in time to the 80s. The waitresses were MISERABLE. Every one of em. We were afraid to ask for stuff. My soda was flat and infant sized. I was scared to ask for another bc she mightve murdered me on the spot or yelled at me to clean my room. My boyfriend got fresh fruit on his waffle and it was literally just like 100 cantaloupes.. the rebecca black of fruits. Then he had to spit part of it out bc it tasted funky. Its the kind of place you feel like you have to whisper the whole time. The bathroom was disgusting. It's regular diner price, but by far the worst one I've been to in the northeast area. Their whipped cream was good, but unless you are going for literally a bowl of whipped cream, turn around while there's still time.