North Country Cafe

We stopped in for breakfast. We had omelets. Extra side of toast, and a side of bacon. About $45 including tip for two us us. Not to bad. The vegetables inside my omelet were cut, and cooked to perfection. I was surprised to hear the radio playing rap music so early in the morning, with all the older folks that like to enjoy breakfast. The restaurant does look a little out dated. But I would stop in again if driving through. I bought a small loaf of zucchini bread on the way out. It was spectacular!

First thing says short staffed on the door which is fine we know that happens. One waitress who busted her chops and did great. But the food was not right. I couldn't taste my bacon it was like it was soaked in veggie oil and left, the coffee just had a funnier taste and I didn't want another cup, and the waffles had no real flavor and the syrup was cheap condiment containers that seemed less favorable. The hash browns tasted good. Husband had Mexican omelet and he said it was good but didn't want more coffee neither. Nice environment and decorations in here. Just the food on menu needs updated.

Title: A Hidden Gem in the Hill Country I recently had the pleasure of dining at the Little Country Diner, and I must say it exceeded my expectations. Tucked away along State Highway 71, this unassuming spot offers a warm and inviting atmosphere that feels like stepping into a friend’s cozy kitchen. Service: 5/5 The service here is top-notch. The staff is friendly, attentive, and genuinely cares about making your dining experience enjoyable. From the moment you walk in, you’re greeted with a smile, and they go out of their way to ensure you feel right at home. Soup: 4.5/5 Now, let’s talk about the soup. If you’re a soup lover like me, you’re in for a treat. The daily soup specials are made from scratch, and they hit the spot on a chilly day. Whether it’s a hearty chicken noodle, a comforting tomato bisque, or a flavorful chili, you won’t be disappointed. Pair it with their fresh-baked bread, and you’ve got a winning combination. Menu Variety: 4/5 While the focus is on classic American comfort food, the menu offers a nice variety. From chicken-fried steak to Philly cheesesteak omelets, there’s something for everyone. And don’t miss their cucumber salad – it’s light, refreshing, and a perfect side. Atmosphere: 4/5 The diner has a rustic charm, with checkered tablecloths and vintage decor. It’s the kind of place where locals gather for breakfast chats and travelers find solace in a warm cup of coffee. If the weather is nice, grab a seat on the outdoor patio and soak in the Texas sunshine. Value: 5/5 The prices are reasonable, especially considering the generous portions. You won’t leave hungry, and your wallet won’t feel too light either. In summary, the Little Country Diner is a delightful spot that captures the essence of small-town hospitality. Whether you’re passing through or a regular, you’ll leave with a full belly and a smile. Don’t miss this hidden gem in the heart of the Hill Country! 🌟