Country Junction Restaurant

Nikki Brian _{on Google}

Apr 10th, 2024

We have been wanting to stop and try their food but never had the chance until today. I had the catfish, hush puppies, turnip greens & fresh cabbage. Will had the burger & tots, plus what I dont eat.. All the food was very good. The cabbage was on the cold side. The crust on the Fried catfish was crispy. Hamburger seasoned good. Our server didnt check on us. My husband ran out of tea. I ran out of Diet Coke. I have food but no drink. My husband finally saw our server, so I got a drink refill and she apologized. We may come back when we pass this way. Maybe next time we will have better service

Ray Ingram _{on Google}

Apr 9th, 2024

There's always a downhome feel when you dine at the Country Junction. The fare is all american meeting three with delicious desserts and homespun, ' how you doing' service!! Hungry for home, Country Junction will take you there!

angela y davis _{on Google}

Apr 7th, 2024

Had a sausage egg & cheese on toast. I added strawberry jelly. Perfect road meal. Thanks for having truck parking.

Jennifer G _{on Google}

Apr 6th, 2024

This isn't a fancy 5 star review in that the decor is beautiful, the food amazing and service impeccable. This is a 5 star review of an old school family style restaurant that serves darn good food at an affordable price. The waitresses were busting their butts on a busy Sunday after church with a packed restaurant. This is not a fine dining experience, it is a good old fashioned southern food and old school Americana menu. Catfish, a selection of sandwiches, a breakfast menu, extensive list of sides and burgers as well as their homemade pies and cakes were some of the highlights. The menu is carb heavy as most restaurants like this usually are, but we appreciated the fact you could just order a burger or Philly without the bun and not have to ask for a side substitution. The burger patties were nice and big and juicy and the Philly was perfectly seasoned. The decor is eclectic depending on which room you are seated. There is even a wall dedicated to Patsy Cline. There is lots of booth seating land long tables covered with plastic tablecloths. The prices are extremely reasonable and if you pay with a credit card there is a 3.5% fee. So be sure to bring cash. The tables turn over pretty quickly so they keep tip buckets for each server at the cashier station so you don't have to run back to your table to leave a tip. This quaint little restaurant will be on our list to return to next time we travel through. There is plenty of parking in back even for the big rigs.
Dietary restrictions: Lots of options for low carb eating.