Loved this spot!! It'd be my go-to weekend brunch if it were closer to Campbell. The outdoor patio is sooo spacious and chill. Very well-covered and shady, too. Very low key, neighborhood type place. The restaurant felt very familiar but a little off -- apparently it used to be a holders country inn, but is now in the same restaurant group as mission city grill in Santa clara. Gotta say, the food's several notches above holder's. Really enjoyed crepes with lingonberry butter and the crispy hashbrowns. Also appreciated that there were quite a few Mexican-esque items on the menu. Portions generous, service good, plenty of parking. Will definitely be back!

Good food, low prices, great service I've often had breakfast here, but recently saw a sign saying they are open for dinner. I went with a friend. I ordered a patty melt, which was AMAZING. My friend ordered fried chicken, which was tasty but a little dry. I also had a house margarita, which was good. Prices were very reasonable, and portions were large. The best thing was the really friendly and helpful service. This isn't an incredible dining experience in any respect, but I'll definitely stop back regularly. It's a good casual place for a decent meal and a nice experience.

Always a pleasure. Best and fastest Service. Treat you like family. Eat there often. Definatly Recomend.

Food was amazing. If you are looking for good portions and great service. Stop by. They are open for dinner till 8 pm Thursday to Saturday. Huge parking lot. Hot turkey sandwich and patty melt. In my opinion 2 things that are not served by many. We had both and they were spot on. Breakfast is served for dinner too.. My fav!! Will be back for that as well.

A classic no frills American breakfast place. Plenty of indoor and outdoor seating (covered patio). My wife loves the waffles here, while I am partial to the sausage gravy. The kids pancake combo is pretty big so our two young kids usually split one order. There is a diner style lunch menu with burgers and sandwiches, but I've never tried it.

The Country Inn Cafe a very nice restaurant. The food is good especially the breakfast food! It's good that they have opened again for dinner on Thursday, Friday , and Saturday. It's a good place to eat and relax. Nice neighborhood atmosphere. The staff is very friendly too. Oh and try an Irish Coffee especially with St. Patrick's Day coming up soon! The hot chocolate is very good as well!

Great family restaurant that will have something for everyone. The service is friendly and courteous and we have never had to wait more than 10 minutes for a table. The menu has some good classic comfort foods that have never disappointed, but the daily specials are where this joint really shines! Plus the fresh & hot endless coffee refills are the icing on the cake! So come enjoy the feeling of an old school diner and make sure to order a plate of pancakes for the table!

We've been here a few times and have always enjoyed our meals. It's a very casual place and not noisy at all every time we've been here for breakfast or lunch. You can sit at the counter and watch sports on TV, sit at a table/booth, or sit outside in their covered patio. And we've always been seated right away. I got the Chicken Apple Sausage with eggs over easy and hash browns and got it with a pancake. Very good! If you like spicy salsa, besides The Pepper Plant hot pepper sauce they provide in the bottle, ask for their housemade salsa. It's does have a spicy kick to it. The service is always great, and they frequently check in on you if you want more coffee or need anything else.

It was Saturday morning and I had to go to the Electrify America station to charge the car. After I got the car plugged in, there was a little voice that said to go over to the Country Inn Café you just passed and treat yourself to a nice breakfast. Now usually when I have gone out for breakfast it has been with the family. So was this little voice an angel encouraging me to go and relax and rejuvenate with some "me time". Or was it a little devil that wanted me to go and take pictures of what I ate to show them what daddy did without them. I think it was a little bit of both. What I really liked was that they had this very nice open outdoor dining area. My waitress was very nice and friendly. She explained to me that this used to be one of Holder's Country Inn restaurants but it was under different ownership but had the same menu. So I ordered my usual eggs over easy, bacon, sliced tomatoes and Swedish pancakes (with that wonderful lingonberry butter). And yep, it was just as awesome as the other Country Inn restaurants. The star of the show was the Swedish pancakes. I could just eat these until I pass out. Overall both the food and service were fantastic. I highly recommend it.

This is a good spot for some comfort food. They have a nice outdoor patio that is completely shaded. The service is excellent. The food is decent. We were seated immediately on a Saturday morning. They bring coffee and water over immediately. Within about 5 minutes, someone is refilling our coffee. They were almost too efficient. Our server asked if we wanted boxes before we were even finished eating. I like efficiency, but I can see how people might feel like they were being rushed; but I didn't feel that way. What we ordered: + Country combo - 2 eggs any style (I got scrambled), hash browns, sausage or bacon (I got sausage), and toast or pancakes (I got pancakes). A very basic breakfast. Food was decent, nothing overwhelming. I prefer my pancakes fluffier, but I thought these were not bad. + Country Inn skillet - eggs, bacon, sausage, ham, potatoes, and cheese. Served with toast or pancakes. From the description, you'd think this was very meaty, but it was mostly potatoes. Tasted pretty good, but too many large potatoes.