Town & Country Cafe

Korean ladies run this place so why would you order a tuna melt?!? The best thing to get is the Korean food here posted on the small menus by the registers. Think about it, these ladies don’t eat grilled cheese in the back. They have galbi, soonduboo and spicy pork for lunch and you should too. Not to mention the Korean dishes come out much faster than your burritos, hamburgers and melts!
Great for a weekday lunch. Gets very crowded at the peak lunchtime but quickly calms down.

Great service, authentic food, Candee and the other staff really make you feel like family. very clean and relaxed.

I work in the building, so I gave them one star for convenience, but that’s really all.
First, service: For the most part, there are only two women who run the café. One takes orders and the other cooks; however, when they get busy, they both fill the orders, often leaving no one to work the cash register/​take orders. They do take phone orders, so if you call ahead, you’ll beat the hassle of waiting to order, but you’ll still have to wait to pay for your food. I’ve also been in there just to buy milk or something small and no one comes to the register for several minutes. Based on service, if you don’t have to come here, don’t.
Next, quality of food: I’ve tried their turkey sandwich, tuna melt, cheeseburger, salads, chicken quesadilla, breakfast burrito, and scrambled eggs with tater tots. So, I’ve had a pretty good chance to give them a fair shot. Turkey sandwich — bread was hard, sandwich was overstuffed and difficult to eat. Tuna melt — VERY greasy (most of their food is). Sits very heavy. Same for cheeseburger. Salad — you can choose a serve yourself option (they don’t keep the containers full, so go at the early end of the lunch hour) or you can get a specialty salad. Nothing to write home about, but not bad. Chicken quesadilla is good, but their «guac» is just sliced avocado. Really. Breakfast burrito — Ok, this is actually my favorite thing on their menu. I order a Wake Up with Sausage, extra salsa. Or did (before i went vegetarian). It is delicious, but watch out. It’s LOADED with calories! So good though! Now for their «Scrambled» eggs. These are not scrambled eggs. No one in their right mind would ever call these eggs scrambled. They’re more like egg crepes, just a thin layer of egg that gets folded. It’s pretty terrible. Tots are greasy, but that seems to be their specialty: grease.
Finally, price: Ridiculous for what it is. I bought a muffin (I swear it came from Costco and they just wrapped them individually in plastic wrap) and an orange juice. That’s all. I paid about $ 6. Consider this: I could get a muffin and orange juice from Starbucks for less than that and that muffin would taste better! For what this place is, the prices are insanely ridiculous.
Bottom line: There are so many other food options around here. Do yourself a favor and WALK away from the grease!

Café is in the building that I work in.
Most of the food is very good
Pros:
Price– Reasonably priced for most items
Friendly– Candy the owner and the staff are very nice
Food– Most of the food that I have tried there is very good
Cons:
Opening time– Wish they opened at 6AM– Won’t take any stars away from that

Great place to pick up something to eat on your lunch break if you are near by… Sometimes the food around this neighborhood just gets so boreing that it’s nice to try something new…
Now they serve a variety of food from Sandwiches, burgers, salads, mexican and Korean — my Fave! is the BBQ Chicken Wrap … I always order this… its so juicy/​tender and just half gets me pretty full… I usually just save the other half for dinner… for breakfast here I love the 3 Cheese Omelette ($ 3.99) something about the gooey cheese melted in the omelette with a side of coffee just creates some kind of magic in my mouth.
Call ahead so you don’t have to waste your lunch break waiting for your food to cook… just show up and grab it… Oh and they usually have daily specials that isn’t on the menu, I guess you just need to call and ask what it is or show up and see it on the board.

This little café nicely located near the lobby of a corporate building & is the definition of Diamond in the rough. With enough seating for a large group and small tables for two or three Town & Country Café is suitable for all groups.
From what I’ve eaten almost everything is above par and reasonably priced given it’s convenient location and most it’s customers are professionals that work in the 14 floors above it.
My personal Favorite is the Bulgogi beef with rice and veggies.
If you don’t know Bulgogi is a delicious Korean dish of finely cut beef marinated in a mysterious but delicious flavor topped off with a generous amount of grilled onions all on top of a bed of cabbage.
This Café would only be a simple Café if it wasn’t for the nice Korean woman that operates it with her speedy cook that always addresses your orders up with a smile!
If your wondering who I am to be so nice to leave a great review? I’m just a customer that see’s a nice lady running a small café the way they should be run! Great food, great service at a reasonable value.
Give them a try!
I’m glad I did!

This café, where they know the regulars by name, is mostly for people who work across the street or in the building. Their menu consists of typical American food, like quick-​cooking breakfast items, salads and a variety of sandwiches for lunch. I really like their chili cheese fries… but that’s my preference. Nothing else really stands out, but when you work in the building, there is nothing like calling down to place your order for pick up and having it ready in 5 minutes.