Country Pride - Restaurant in Bridgeport Charter Township - 6364 Dixie Hwy, USA

Stopped at the TA to fuel up. Had dinner at the restaurant inside, Country Pride is open here!! Great servers. So polite and helpful. Had the deep fried port chops dinner. Chose a salad and green beans as the sides. Haven't had a pork chop in years! So good with Louisiana hot sauce!! The size of the salad could have been a dinner.

Overpriced Truck Stop. Other than being Overpriced, it's a Good Place. Service was Good, they put forth a Good Effort, Place was Clean, Food was Good and the Gas Station side had a Large Selection. I went to the Kroger Grocery store next-door and found a lot of the Same items cheaper than at the Station. Good Luck 👍

A chain family restaurant stapled onto a truck stop. Expectations are never very high. This is one of the better ones though. Portion sizes are ample. Prices are reasonable and the service is quick. My waitress kept my drink full and was quite pleasant. Far better than any fast food fare for sure.

Great food. Kind people waiter. Fast service. Food was great. Thank you 😊.

Great place! Clean! Great servers! Good food! My only complaint is the ribeye, it was tasty yes, but it’s a very thin cut for 25$

Service was awesome! We have been coming here every few months or so for the last 10 years. This week, when we stopped, we were very disappointed in the new menu, which apparently started that day. Most of the family favorites have been removed, and the menu has been reduced by a few sandwiches, a few dinner selections, and a couple of other items. Not much of a selection. One thing that was added was mozzarella bricks, or something like that, but they were awesome. The food that is available tasted good, but like I said, it's not a big selection to choose from. As for the list of recommended items to select in this review, most of them are no longer on the menu. We most likely will no longer get be eating here too often anymore.

Nice, quiet little restaurant (until I came along with my shrieking/fussy toddler). Food was good, service was a little slow. Never got drink refills. Our waitress was the only one working and was doing her best to keep up. Prices were too high.

Ordered breakfast takeout to the tune of $63 for multiple individuals. Evidently, the restaurant had discontinued something as basic as a farmer's omelet (unless you wanted to build one a la carte for $17!), so I opted for a traditional breakfast with eggs sunny side up. They were so undercooked that the whites were visibly runny, and everybody's sausage was pink. I had to microwave the eggs for 2 minutes just to make them edible. The restaurant staff tried to dismiss the sausage as being naturally pink. Really. It was no longer pink once it was microwaved. The biscuit did not have any flavor and fell apart when you tried to pick it up. I threw mine away. Not one of us was pleased with our breakfast, and we won't be going there again anytime soon.