This was good diner used to go with my family plenty of times in the past. It had a nice inside,…read morewas very spacious too, and had a good atmosphere. There was good lighting, plenty of seating, and so much to choose from on the menu. The food was overall, always pretty good and had good flavor. Could tell that it was fresh and not premade or felt like it was heated up frozen. It always had good flavoring and had so much variety that it was always hard to choose what to eat from the menu. The only complaint we really had was the service could've been better at times. There were times when the service was good and plenty when it was bad. It was bad due to the staff either behaving strangely or needing attitude adjustments. But in the end, it is what it is and it's overall expected. This is a good diner to check out or visit for breakfast but there are still better options out there.

It took me a while to think of what to write but this has always been one of my favorite places…read morewhenever I am in Bordentown. The atmosphere is very warm and welcoming and the staff always make you feel right at home. Town and Country Diner truly captures what makes diners special with its friendly service and an extensive menu filled with all kinds of comfort food. The value is incredible. Most meals come with two sides a salad and even a soup making it a complete and satisfying meal. I ordered the porterhouse steak cooked medium rare and it came out perfectly tender and juicy. My sides of fried eggplant and corn were delicious and the upgraded French onion soup was rich and flavorful. For about thirty three dollars getting a full steak dinner with soup and salad included is a great deal. The food may not be the fanciest but it is hearty tasty and served with care. I never make it to dessert because the portions are so generous but they do have a great selection that always looks tempting in the display case. This place always feels like home and it is one of those diners you can always count on for a great meal and a pleasant experience.

My family and I have been going to town and country for years. They never disappoint. The ambiance…read morewas great as always. The restaurant was really busy for a Friday. I am assuming it was because it was a holiday. Town and Country always gives a homey and welcoming feeling which I enjoy. As soon as we walked in we were greeted by the friendly hostess who sat us immediately at our table. Soon after we were greeted by our waitress who was very attentive, friendly, and knowledgeable about the menu. Since we patronize this restaurant frequently we already knew what we wanted to order. So she was able to take our drink orders as well as our food order. The food was was good. I ordered the buffalo chicken wings with blue cheese. My family also ordered a plain waffle with turkey sausage and two over easy eggs with bacon and home fries. The buffalo chicken wings were tasty. However, they went a little overboard on the buffalo sauce which made the meal very messy. The plain waffles, eggs, bacon, and home fries were delicious as always. Overall, it was a great experience. Of course I will be soon. I suggest checking this place out if you are in the Bordentown area. Cheers!

I went in for a weekday lunch on Monday and found about a dozen other parties already settled in,…read moreeating quietly and contentedly, which is about the highest praise you can give a diner at noon. As a nearly lifelong resident of New Jersey, this place is an exact specimen of the diners I grew up with and survived college on. Obligatory dessert case glowing with future regret. Old school dining room that has clearly seen things. Waitresses calling you "hon" with complete sincerity. It felt less like walking into a restaurant and more like walking back into the late nineteen nineties in the best possible way. I was seated in a booth quickly and my waiter appeared almost instantly, which suggests a system that has been working for decades and sees no reason to change now. I ordered the lunch special BBQ chicken chipotle wrap, coffee, and upgraded to the matzo ball soup. The soup was fine, nothing more. It existed. I have had better versions of this soup in my life and will likely have better ones again. It was certainly not worth the extra two dollars and thirty nine cents, though I respect its quiet confidence. The wrap, on the other hand, was quite good. More chipotle than BBQ, and the sauce was thinner than I expected, but it all worked. It was well made, hot, and genuinely tasty. The french fries alongside it were also very good, which is never a small thing. Service was exactly what you want. My coffee cup never dropped below half full without someone checking in to see if I wanted it warmed up, as if this were a moral obligation rather than a job requirement. All told, with the soup upgrade and tip, lunch came to twenty dollars. These days that feels almost quaint, especially since I left full and satisfied. If you want to know what a standard New Jersey diner experience looked like in the nineties and the early aughts, this is your place. That is not a criticism. That is the point.

Today we had the best combination at sunrise luncheonette, not only combination of good food, but…read moreanother combination of service and hospitality. This gentleman whom we had been served by, was the nicest ever, he was super friendly. Thank you very much for your service and good tasty breakfast.

The food is amazing!!! The BEST homemade breakfast in town!!! The customer service is tremendous…read more We call the owner Grandpa!!! Every day for 2 months we had breakfast & lunch. The food portion side is more than enough. The ambiance is neat and clean. I even come on my days off. 100% better than the chain restaurants in the area.

Golden Dawn does a really good job. Always prepared properly, always an ample serving, and always…read moredelicious. They are one of the few places around that never misses. We're lucky to have them in the area. P.S. their soups are especially delicious!

Typical NJ diner, with typical diner food in an old diner style. Service was ok. Slow during busy…read moretimes, which is understandable. We ordered pancakes and eggs. It came out slow but still hot but good. Prices are relatively cheap compared to ones up north. Gets a recommendation from me.

Food is always delicious and a great presentation. Service is friendly and completed in a timely…read moremanner. Soups are really good and usually come with your selection of an entree. Chicken salad is one of the best I've ever had. Crispy chicken salad with honey mustard is amazing. If you haven't tried Brothers I suggest you try this place for any meal, Breakfast, lunch, or dinner. You can't go wrong!

Friendly people, good food, good prices. The omelettes are delicious and tables always clean.read more

Food good. 4 of us were seated at a table for 2. There was food on the floor and not picked up. The…read morewaitress stated that it wasn't her concern since they were busy. The waitresses were very good. Local place with a loud local vibe

The how is the diner you need in your life!!! What a beautiful cozy spot with amazing food and…read moreservice! A must visit if you are in this neck of the woods! My family and I were visiting the nearby farm for our Christmas tree and we were all pretty hungry and there was no food to be had and then I found Woody's. What an amazing find this place is! I only wish that they were closer to me so I could come here a few times a week ! The coffee is really good, the breakfast I had was fantastic, a western omelette with the most amazing home fries I have ever had, and I do not say that like lightly at all, these were wedges that were well seasoned, and then cut in such a way that they had Spaces that flavoring and texture would creep into making each bite slightly crispy and dense, but flavorful and overall pretty light in the mouth, considering that their potato wedges I could not get enough of these and I'm a diabetic. I really chose my carbs well at this meal they were totally worth it. I am absolutely coming back. This place is fantastic and my waitress gosh I wish I remembered her name. She was wonderful. She seemed like a mom type great smile fantastic service. What a warm and lovely reception we had there.

I wandered into Family Cafe this morning after having blood work done, which is not an activity…read morethat inspires joy or optimism. It was bitter cold outside, and the dining room inside was calm with only a few tables occupied as if everyone had agreed to be gentle with the day or perhaps remain in hibernation. I was led to a booth with a perfect view of the television already playing reruns of The Price is Right. My menu appeared quickly, followed by hot coffee that did its job without complaint. I warmed enough to begin to feel human again. After a few minutes the waitress came over and sat down on the bench opposite me to take my order. It struck me as both efficient and intimate in the best possible way. I ordered two eggs over easy with corned beef hash hash browns and an English muffin. She nodded as if this was sensible, and disappeared back into the kitchen. Then the place started to fill up. Not hectic, but certainly alive. People started filing in and it became immediately clear that I was surrounded by regulars. The staff knew everyone by name, and the customers knew theirs. People came out from the kitchen just to say hello. Stories were exchanged about recent trips, grandchildren and illnesses. This cafe was not just serving breakfast, it was serving continuity. This is a social institution disguised as a place that sells eggs. Despite being the only obvious outsider I was treated with the same warmth and attention as everyone else. No tests were administered, no paperwork required. The food arrived and it was good. It wasn't revolutionary, and that's exactly the point. Eggs and hash aren't supposed to surprise you. They're supposed to show up on time and do their duty, and they did so admirably. It was honest food, and it was affordable. The service was top-notch. Places like this are a dying breed. I'm very glad I wandered into this one. Five easy stars.

Had meatloaf and baked potato. Meatloaf was tasteless and the baked potato was brown/ grey like it…read morewas in an oven for days. Disgusting food. They need a better cook. I won't return.

French toast was not flavorful , scrambled eggs were bland, The coffee was good. Service was good…read morealso. Atmosphere was like a local truck stop/gas station. It was a lot of food, but I didn't expect it to be $21. I can honestly say I won't be coming back again.

Food was full of flavor and cooked just right..the waitress was an absolute doll, and above and…read morebeyond in service. Was warm and usually i have found the restaurants tend to be more tepid...this atmosphere was quiet and welcoming.