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John's Country Kitchen

1518 Central Ave., Charlotte, NC - (704) 333-9551
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This trio of livermush tiles have a crisp surface and creamy-rich insides. A fine match for eggs, biscuits (on the side), and the grill's fine fried potatoes.
"This trio of livermush tiles have a crisp surface and creamy-rich insides. A fine match for eggs, biscuits (on the side), and the grill's fine fried potatoes."
Michael Stern





Our guide Heidi suggested having the biscuits grilled. It diminishes whatever delicacy they started out with, but adds a good measure of wicked, oily crunch.
"Our guide Heidi suggested having the biscuits grilled. It diminishes whatever delicacy they started out with, but adds a good measure of wicked, oily crunch."
Michael Stern


Brains are supposed to be high in protein and so, when mixed with scrambled eggs, practically health food. It may be the smart choice, but to my taste, not the most delicious!
"Brains are supposed to be high in protein and so, when mixed with scrambled eggs, practically health food. It may be the smart choice, but to my taste, not the most delicious!"
Michael Stern


We arrived at John's before dawn, a which time any self-respecting diner is already perfumed by the smells of bacon sizzling and coffee brewing.
"We arrived at John's before dawn, a which time any self-respecting diner is already perfumed by the smells of bacon sizzling and coffee brewing."
Michael Stern


John's charm has everything to do with the sense of community people feel when they come here for breakfast and lunch.
"John's charm has everything to do with the sense of community people feel when they come here for breakfast and lunch."
Michael Stern



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