Country Kitchen

“Favorite breakfast spot in town , best service and amazing food !”

Maria Sykes★★★

The food was okay. The service was lacking, I guess because there was only one waitress, which may have contributed to the waitress being very curt. Customers kept going to the counter asking for coffee, silverware, etc... because adequate attention was not given to the tables... Maybe things would be different if one would feel welcomed.

John Haberkern★★★★★

Country Kitchen puts out delicious food and they have been doing it for over 40+ years, at a affordable price. Been here many times, today had breakfast. Ordered French toast combo, eggs, bacon and French toast, it was cooked perfectly and delicious. Sonia, my waitress did a great job. They do get busy here. Hard finding quality help leads to only one waitress, which means their might be a little wait time. Be respectful and remember that you are getting a great meal at a affordable price.

Penny Ingle★★★★★

This little hole in the wall is located in a dingy strip mall. But it is clean inside, and the food is good. Price is reasonable. Today there was just one server so we were there awhile before we ordered. She handled everything efficiently, and the food came out quick once out order was in.

Dave Hofmann★★★★★

Country Kitchen is one of the few remaining places of the days of The Bakersfield Sound. A known hang out for the musicians who once played the now gone Trouts. Red Simpson was known to eat here. This city has neglected much of his history. It is by accident that this wonderful little diner still survives. This is a must visit for fans of Bakersfield Country Music. ( Merle Haggard, Buck Owens )