I've been here several times but only for breakfast. Our waitress was nice but loud. We could hear her conversation with coworkers from a distance. If you order from the breakfast specials which are numbered, the portions are small. The food is good but today my cheese omelette and potatoes were on the cold side. It's a cute diner.

They have such good breakfast it is unreal, they have the best costumer service there waiter are the best they check on you often and making sure your taken care of it is awesome 10/10 recommend

If you're looking for a diner that's legit and don't want to leave hungry then this is the place for you....Country house doesn't do anything wrong or great it's just your usual local diner that's consistent. We would come back here.

Quick service with a super nice waitress, excellent food, great price!!! New favorite!!

This was my second time at this diner. We stay at the Best Western in West Deptford, NJ and this is the closest diner. It is clean, with nice staff. It was busy but our food was quick and accurate. The menu wasn't priced bad and there were plenty of choices and specials to choose from. I think my only real complaint was that I ordered my potatoes with fried onions and peppers for a dollar extra and they were raw. That's probably not a big deal to most but raw onions give me horrible indigestion. I will probably go back to this diner if I'm in the area again but I will be a little more careful when ordering things that bother me.

Amazing diner breakfast for the price. It's cheap but only if you get there before 11am to get their special! Lunch and dinner are decent (also have specials). It's a go to :)

Recently I went to the Country House Diner in West Deptford. It's one of the few in the South Jersey area I haven't been too. Atmosphere: The outside is a cute little building resembling a house. It's not a big shiny, metallic diner, but it resembles a country diner. The inside has mostly booths, small bar, and a few tables. I arrived around 10 am, and it was clearly packed with regulars. Coffee: The Country House Diner brews Lacas Coffee. It was brewed hot and fresh, and we received plenty of refills. Food: Since it was still early, I was given a breakfast menu. I decided to order the number 3. It was steak and eggs, grits or hashbrowns, and toast. I ordered my steak medium rare, over easy eggs, rye toast, and grits. The steak was good. It wasn't rubbery, which is often an issue. The eggs and toast tasted good. The grits were kind of bland. They weren't terrible, but they lacked flavor and probably came from a box. In all, I liked my meal. Service: The waitress was friendly, refilled my beverages, and the food came out quickly. It was great. Overall Thoughts/Would I go back? I liked the Country House, and it's a cute stop right off 295. I would go back, I have no complaints.

Hear the words 'it's a local joint' and you might immediately make a move towards another restaurant but the Country House while clearly being a place where the locals hang out is a great place to enjoy a good breakfast with prices that won't break the bank. The friendly waitress spoke the truth about the corned beef hash so I crossed it off my list. Ok, so here's a question for eateries .... If your kitchen staff does not know how to make homemade corned beef hash why is it on your menu??? If you are slopping down the contents of a $1.99 can of Heinz Corned Beef Hash and charging $6.99 aren't you doing a disservice to your customers??? Just cross it off ..., Anyhow, I went for the pancake one egg and sausage special. It was really good. The pancakes thick, fluffy and tasty even before adding butter and syrup. Sausage was not your every day links and the egg nice and fresh. The coffee cup was constantly filled and tasted like quality coffee. Although I did not need jelly nor jam I couldn't help but notice the jelly rack was filled with MIXED FRUIT JELLY, the run-off waste product of jelly companies that no one goes shopping for and no one wants on their toast. An over abundance of MIXED FRUIT JELLY is an automatic loss of one star. Every table I looked at only offered MIXED FRUIT JELLY, these guys go bargain hunting at the jam shop or perhaps they save the good stuff for the locals? If you are in the area and hungry for breakfast it's worth the stop but if you're getting toast ask for jam ..,, the real stuff!