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Gail and Robert Speer pride themselves on the work they do at the Cortland Diner. “Our specialty is down home, country cooking,” Gail said. Cortland Diner is located 4 miles west of Seymour on State Road 258 and also offers deli, grocery, bakery and catering services. Cortland Diner is open from 5:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Saturday during the winter months.
The Speer’s have owned the diner since 2005 and serve full breakfast and hot lunch specials, among other things. The extensive menu includes hamburgers, tenderloins, BBQ ribs, fish, vegetables, salads and comfort foods such as onion rings and macaroni and cheese. And, of course, the famous chicken and ham salad, which is a huge seller for the diner.
Breakfast is served from 5:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. and is anything from an apple fritter or cinnamon roll to biscuits and gravy or a sausage, egg and bacon sandwich. Lunch specials, offered from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., range from pork chops and country fried steak to lasagna and taco salad. Of course after eating a delicious lunch at the diner, dessert will definitely be on a customer’s mind. Gail is well known for her pies, brownies, cookies and cakes, all of which are made from scratch.
Lots of diners choose to eat on the run, but for those who want to slow things down a bit, the diner can accommodate roughly 48 people in the back dining area and the small seating area near the front of the store. Catering is also on the list of the diner. Gail and staff have catered everything from small office meetings and banquets to wedding receptions with more than 700 guests. Cortland Diner does truly offer something for everyone. “We are a combination of a cafeteria, restaurant, diner and convenience store,” Gail said.
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