Country Nook Cafe - Traditional American restaurant in Redmond - 325 NW 5th St, USA

This place was great. We aren't the typical crowd but were greeted, seated and treated warmly. Our server was attentive to my allergies, putting me at ease. The food was impressive! We got a veggie Benedict and skillet hash. They were deliciously seasoned, big portions and just ideal breakfast meals.

Diner style meals without the quality or prices. Waitress was helpful. Didn’t t even have tapatio sauce.

The Country Nook falls snuggly into that cozy stop where "investment clubs" and early birds go to get affordable eats with predictable quality. They've got those off white coffee cups that have just a comfortable heft. Hearty portions, friendly staff, and a chef that knows how to cook a mean eggs Benedict. A homey country kitchen with a focus on value and comfort. Pretty yummy.

Went for the Thanksgiving meal. Prices in Cafe ($30 each) didn't match what they had advertised online and on social media ($22/$25). Got seated within 5 minutes but no one else approached us for another 30 minutes. My husband was told that they were out of prime rib but about 20 minutes later, we saw them bringing a prime rib plate to another customer. Perhaps they were busier than expected, but it felt and looked like being open all day for Thanksgiving was poorly planned.

My first visit was for lunch and the small salad was a good size and delicious! Today's visit was for breakfast and the eggs benedict was amazing and my friend said her omelet was really good. The environment was cozy and it was quiet which was nice for us as we had a lot to discuss and didn't have to yell over loud music or a lot of people. The serving size was great for the price, very affordable. Service was super friendly too. I noticed there was a bar/lounge area and the sign said bloody mary's were available. I think I saw lottery as well? Easily located near downtown Redmond and lots of parking!

The prime rib was great, but when they brought me the horseradish it was straight. The person who makes the mix was not there and they didn't tell me that. So make sure if you order the prime rib you ask about the horseradish if it's been mixed or not. Everything else was great.

First and last time eating here. Ordered 2 piece French Toast for myself and my bf ordered Biscuits and Gravy. She brings me a full order. It was the most disgusting “French Toast”imaginable. It was egg toast that was half way cooked with bits and pieces of burnt stuff off the grill. How can anyone get this simple breakfast dish so wrong? The biscuits and gravy was just as bad. The gravy instantly turned his stomach. There was maybe one sausage in the whole thing. Wait staff was friendly. The place seemed clean enough. Spare your stomach and go to Moe’s for a real breakfast.

Decent diner food. Anything off the griddle appeared to be fresh. The corned beef hash was definitely out if a can. I ordered the prime rib benedict but got the prime rib omelet. It was good though. The place gets busy for breakfast and im sure the ticket was just misread my the kitchen. No biggie. Portions were big enough and prices were reasonable. They also have a full bar so great place for a morning cocktail.