“Nice clean place with great piped in blues, soul, and R&B music to create a great atmosphere for New Orleans style Creole Seafood dining at a very reasonable price. Staff was friendly and attentive. I would highly recommend Love's Kitchen for lunch or dinner.“
“I've lived in the area for 20 years, been to Culpepper numerous times and never even noticed this place.And to be fair it doesn't look like much from the outside.But the surprise is inside.As the name would suggest, this is a cute little country diner/cafe. The ambiance of the place takes me back to my childhood growing up in a small counyry town. There's an open simplicity here that is absolutely appealing. This is the type of place where most of the patrons know each other and know the staff. According to the locals "It's been here forever".The food is not spectacular but it is good; the prices are excellent. They serve 2 eggs, toast and hash browns for $6.99.... a 3 egg omelet with toast and choice of bacon ham or sausage for $9.99, And - wait for it - 2 eggs with toast, potatoes and a 4oz ribeye for $12.99 (!). In each case, coffee is included.Perhaps the most noteworthy stamp of approval on Country Cafe is the number of law enforcement folks that day here. When I entered, no less than 3 of the tables were occupied by local sherriff's deputies and state troopers.The fact that these guys know every restaurant in the area, and chose to come here is quite a statement.I will be visiting this place the next time I'm in town....You should too.Parking: About 20 parking spots both in front and beside the restaurant.Kid-friendliness: This place is definitely family friendly. There was a large family including children there when I left.“