Jolene's Country Kitchen - Hemet

Came in to try for the first time. Waited 5 minutes for someone to seat us. Finally the only waitress came and gave us menus. Took another 5 minutes to bring water to the table. When we asked for lemons. The waitress said you will have to wait. I need to find time to cut the lemons. And when we asked after the food came. We asked for lemons again she's like I still need to find time to cut them. We're like just bring us a lemon we will cut it ourselves. She comes back less than a minute later with cut up lemon for us. It wasn't even busy. Only 4 tables has customer. Not once did she come back to get us more water. A while later. She finally came back and asked if we wanted boxes. We were like No. We just want water so we don't choke on out food. And she brings one and didn't offer anyone else at the table more water that all our cups were empty the entire time. Never will come back to this place. The food didn't even taste good. And HORRIBLE service.

We can recommend the chili size and patty melt, with large, beautifully cooked burgers and good chili. They both came with hot-cold frits that were not just freshly cooked, maybe sitting on cold plates waiting for the burgers?. Good coffee, but with only one server for the whole place it was hard to get the second cup, and never got cheese for the chili size or a glass of water until a second request. She remained cheerful during the course. The menu is the usual fare, but good food seems. We'll try something else again.

Small dinner with great food, coffee is delicious and service always good as long as it is not too busy. The server is fantastic, but sometimes it's alone and it won't get its fault. But sitting is limited, so get there early. Also connect to the peasant market so you can shop while you are there.

A bit expensive, not stellar taste, but immaculate clean and instant service. Good menu selection for such a small place. Very large parking lot and is easily wheelchair accessible, no ramps, all areas are flat. A few agricultural artefacts before, equipment of days past.. not really noticed on the menu, but was offered sweet potatoes that I liked to take with my burger. General store is a bunch of dried fruits, nuts, candy, soda. overall a nice place to stop, it is a mini-tourist case, though so off the beaten path, it has become a stack of locals, as I doubt many tourists to get out of this way

Hubs I previously enjoyed the No Meat Breakfast Burrito as depicted here, adding avocado and demanding Swiss cheese. But it became too difficult to get what we wanted every time! The first time was perfect and delicious and I gave 5 stars. For the second time we asked Swiss cheese, the cashier recommended us, this burrito comes with Swiss and we did not have to request it. Just when we thought that our take-out could be ready, we were told that they were not made with Swiss cheese so they had to be restored. The third time we asked Swiss and Avo for our usual, said the cashier, I remember you who we thought a plus. She continued to repeat our order to us, noted the Swiss and Avo. When we started eating the outside benches, we soon realized that we don't have an avocado on our Burritos? I had no reception to check at the time as it is paperless and I will see it later by email. When I came back, I was advised that I was not charged for the Avo, and the solution was to calculate me for 2 pages of Avo, and they offered to take the Burritos back to the avo... although I explained that we had begun to eat the Burritos, and that is how we discovered the lack of avocado. This was too frustrating for us, always seem the difficult customers with what are usually simple requests for a breakfast Burrito. Then there is the question of a nearby barn that interrupts a Trump2024 banner that vibe the mother pop country cuisine?