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Country Boys Restaurant

3.0 (250 reviews)
Open • 6:00 am - 9:00 pm
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Moderate noise
Casual
Good for kids
Good for groups

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John G.

Well we were gonna visit our regular breakfast place but it was packed and an hour wait. So we shifted here 5 min away! No lines, greasy spoon, friendly- real people on staff! Ordered country boy breakfast which is a giant meal and my wife got the avocado burger! Let's just say it was a good meal very filling- just a breakfast diner with quick great service! Simple!

Country sausage and eggs, hashbrowns, biscuits and gravy.
Shasta G.

Don't let the cafeteria seating and drive-thru windows put you off. We came in with low expectations and are pleasantly surprised with a wide menu, reasonable prices, large portions and tasty food. A pleasant experience all the way around.

Bacon and eggs, hashbrowns, and pancakes, and also the number one which is scrambled eggs biscuits, and gravy

Simple dated decor that says welcome. The waitress was on top of keeping our coffee filled and always checked on us even though she was training another server. the food was fine, the only thing that was unsatisfying was you could really taste the grease. We ordered the eggs, bacon and pancakes and the #1 that had biscuits and gravy. My husband said the gravy was good. Overall this was a down home country feeling with food that was good, but greasy.

Shanika H.

Great breakfast joint. I ordered to go so not sure how the service is when dining in, but they were great for everything else. Give mom and pop vibes. Definitely worth trying out.

Loaded hash
Brad W.

Back to try the breakfast and it was pretty average. This place is clearly the definition of a greasy spoon. if you dine at the counter. Do you want your toast manhandled by the waitress with no gloves. She touches your toast to cut it in fours and then hangs on tight to the toast to butter it. My meal involved fairly normal buttermilk pancakes and a terrible plate of unseasonably home fries. No onions, peppers or salt and pepper in the out of the bag potatoes. Lots of career waitresses here as well.

Carlos O.

What can I say but amazing!!! From the food to the server, this place did not disappoint. Everything was fresh and cooked properly, and it tasted great. My only problem is I will have to come back to AZ for this. Road trip anyone

Veggie skillet

Being a recent transplant to the Phoenix area, I was looking for a good, country breakfast. I found it today at Country Boys! From the second we walked in, Jay greeted us from behind the counter like we were regulars! The service was friendly, attentive, and welcoming! Hugs (with a side of loving sass) were on the menu for true regulars:-) The atmosphere felt like a place where everyone is family! And the food...the food was amazing!!!! 'Seasoned perfectly and probably the best breakfast we've had since relocating here! So when you don't feel like a fancy fru-fru breakfast and just want something filling, reasonably priced, and delicious- this is the place!

Chicken Fried Steak, hash browns, eggs, and pancakes . Biscuits not pictured.
Don F.

Pancakes and biscuits were very good. Served a great portion of hash browns but the chicken fried steak is served in small portion. I also had a Tabasco sauce on table that had bubbles in it. So i would check the dates on the condiments they serve. Diner smelled old and greasy. Chairs were old and uncomfortable.

Breakfast specials all day
Carol M.

First time visitors - we were in the area and decided to try late lunch. Few other guests when we were there, but kitchen was busy. Seems they do a lot of takeout-delivery service. Also offer drive-thru. I was happy to see they offer breakfast anytime, ordered a breakfast special English muffin sandwich with ham and side hash browns. It was good. He enjoyed a chopped Philly cheesesteak sandwich, even tho it was too saucy which made the roll squishy. Our service was fast and friendly. Noticed a sign offering 2 for 1 coupons from their website. There's also a check-in offer for Yelp but I couldn't get it to work from my phone. No worries, it was still a decent value for our money. Show some love to the Locals and give Country Boys a try!

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The food here is so well made the service is top notch friendly almost like family and the ambiance is 50s style kitchen restaurant

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gross food, service was good , certainly not like they used to be, food was good and place was always busy

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i give this place a 5 star. i love the breakfast, really filling. the dinners are great too. thanks

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