Town & Country is a slice of life cut from the best part of the middle American Pie! All cultural…read morepilgrims and weary road warriors traveling through this part of the country are well served spending a night at the nearby Sleep Inn (I don't usually review hotels, but Sleep Inn just gets it right) and seeking a true American experience at Town & Country. This place defines the genre of enduring family run country restaurants. Nothing here is new, more like right out of 1958 and well worn. That is everything but the warm friendly service and a wide offering of totally familiar comforting food. I love these relics of an Americana that is rapidly disappearing into the cold predictability of franchise chains utterly without character. Prices are right and portions are generous. You know that you have struck rural restaurant gold when the specials on the chalk board are liver and onions, green beans and hominy, and beef and noodles. Your impression is confirmed by the home made pie list which is so large it requires its own chalk board on another wall. I've traveled a thousand miles just to have their beef and noodles. Last time I was there the guy before me got the last serving. Opting for a classic cheeseburger I received a seriously generous hand crafted patty, perfectly cooked medium with all the proper fixin's and condiments. My wife usually orders a grilled pork chop which never fails to satisfy. The salad bar is also a classic offering, and an essential with any meal. Town & Country is a worthy survivor from a better era and won't disappoint as long as you are open to a trip back to that era.

Such a nice old fashioned style small town diner where it seemed that the waitress knew almost…read moreevery customer and they knew her. The salad bar was wonderful with fresh and a very great selection of Midwestern style items. The main courses were very good and generous. Prices were reasonable considering the alternatives and current price levels. I had the liver and onions with hominy instead of the potato choice, which is a interesting Midwestern side that most people don't recognize.. The peanut butter pie was excellent. They offer a discount for customers staying in town (and the waitress knew which customers were from out of town and might be staying there. The place reminded me of a diner from 1960s-1970s Indiana.

Food is good and it's a nice restaurant but prices have gone up significantly and hours reducedread more

Absolutely wonderful service, the food was amazing, the portion sizes were great! We all had…read moreleftovers! We loved the atmosphere and the menu choices! We definitely recommend stopping here!

We love the decor. Service was very good and they refilled your drinks. Food was very satisfying…read more Or motor comes every we're going to you again.We will definitely stop by.

This place was really good. Traveling through to Denver and stopped one of the better Mexican food…read morerestaurants I've ever had

Food was great! First time in here and I was super impressed by the service and laid back…read moreatmosphere. Our hostess was a sweetheart. We will definitely come back!

Food was terrible. Chicken fried rice was a pile of rice no seasoning with chunks of dried out…read moreboiled chicken on top and a few green onions. Wontons tasted of freezer burnt meat. Wife's meal was more breading than chicken and over cooked. Pre packaged fortune cookie was the best part of the meal.

Service was fine, asked for recommendations for a chicken dish and he did ok. The food was hot and…read morethe taste was exactly what you would expect. The salsa with the chips was the biggest disappointment, no seasoning at all.

I had Tacos Carnitas. I enjoy carnitas, I'd give them a 5, the refried beans were a 5, I don't…read moreusually eat them in most restaurants because they have no flavor. I could have had just a bowl of those beans and been happy. I like a lighter chip, these were heavier, and I'd prefer more salt. The salsa was nothing special, but I did put some of it on my tacos. We got guacamole, and it was disappointing. It appeared as though they possibly ran short on avocados, something creamy had been added which showed up in the consistency and diluted the avocado taste, my guess is sour cream. So they lost a star because of the chips and salsa and the guacamole, your mileage may vary if those types appeal to you. Our service experience was great, we were seated quickly, waiter was on top of it, we got our drinks and our order taken quickly, and the food was there immediately. Both my meal and my wife's meal were very hot. It's a nice looking place, they have a big stone wall that is pretty impressive, I didn't study the decor, but my sense was that it was decorated nicely.

Friendly staff and huge helpings of food. Daily specials. The ladies that work here are very…read morewelcoming.

Very good selection of food! You can get made-to-order pizza, sandwiches, or salads. Great…read moreselection for breakfast too with breakfast pizza, burritos, breakfast sandwiches, and cinnamon rolls!

The food is always good here. Everything I've had has been fantastic…read more Wait staff is attentive but not overly so. I highly recommend this restaurant.

I have attempted to change the name of this location from Johnny's Wife's Place II to Black Sheep…read morewith Yelp, to avail at this this point in time. No matter. It is basically the same thing as JWPII. Same owner, same menu, same look, same exact crappy service. Stopped in here the other night with fellow yelp friend, Renee. Basically, we just wanted to check it out and see if it was new or just JWPII reloaded. We inquired, and discovered that it is in fact still owned by the same people. (Although, it may be one of those deals where a family / marriage splits and one gets one restaurant, one gets the other. This is what is assume, but still speculation at this point). I've reviewed both JWP in Jeannette and this location in Irwin. Both locations have the same food, which is decent and really not the issue. The issue is that the service is poor and has consistently gotten worse. During this last visit, the place was rather busy. Although, my friend offered our waitress an out by sympathizing that they always seem understaffed. Our waitress got a little defensive and said, "No, there's three of us on, like usual." Okay, then why the piss-poor attitude? Then why dropped off our food, practically throwing it on the table, and not asking if we need anything else? A drink refill, maybe? She never came by to check on us or ask how our meals were. I ordered a steak salad and asked for more dressing...there's a $.75 charge for that. My dinner pal orders a taco pizza, which doesn't come with salsa or sour cream. We flag her down to ask for salsa. Shocker....there's a $.75 charge for that. When we seem kind of surprised, she states, "Well, it's not my policy, it's the restaurant's. We don't normally include salsa because there's sauce on the pizza." Umm, okay. It's a taco pizza. I think salsa and /or sour cream are kind of a given. She brings us the check and I noticed right away it's way too much. Why? Because it's not our check. I mean, it's not even close. There's wings and long island iced teas on the bill. Again, have to flag her down to get the correct check. She mumbles an apology and walks away, bringing the correct check minutes later. Overall, just a bad experience. Luckily, the food was fine (the only reason for 2 stars) and we were able to enjoy ourselves just talking and also complaining about our mutual dislike for the service! But will stick to the original location from now on.