Village Inn is a tough place for diabetics, and you must be extra cautious while ordering food at the Village Inn, especially if you're a diabetic. The food items low in sodium are high in sugar or cholesterol at Village Inn which makes it difficult for diabetics to choose the right food at the diner.
Foods to Avoid at Village Inn for Diabetics
Village Inn offers very few items edible for diabetics without any threat. You can avoid sandwiches and burgers at Village Inn and try the light breakfast items on the menu. You must also skip the shakes as well as other juices from the beverage menu. Almost all the dinner items on the menu are high in sodium except Grilled Tilapia and 6 oz. Top Sirloin & Toast. Avoid Soup bowls and opt for cups instead at Village Inn.
Food Suggestions for Diabetics at Village Inn
2 Egg Low-Cholesterol Egg Substitute Omelette with Part-Skim Mozzarella
If you are concerned about high blood pressure, then you must try food items from the kid's menu at Village Inn as most food items on their regular menu are high in sodium. However, you can always bet on salads for rescue. Instead of dining alone, you can visit the Village Inn in groups to keep the sodium intake in check.
Foods to Avoid at Village Inn for High Blood Pressure
Avoid Sausage Links & Eggs, Sausage Patties & Eggs, Biscuit & Gravy with Eggs, 6 oz. Top Sirloin Eggs, Ham Steak & Eggs, Egg Benedict, and Country Benedict from Village Inn's breakfast menu. It is also recommended to skip the Skillet options at Village Inn for its high sodium content. Among the omelets, avoid Denver Omelette, Country Music Star Omelette, and French Spinach & Bacon Omelette. You must also skip Sandwiches and All-World Double Cheeseburger every time you visit Village Inn.
Food Suggestions for High Blood Pressure at Village Inn
Most items served at Village are made up of eggs, bacon, chicken, or steak. Hence, these food items are often high in cholesterol. You can try the salad items, juices, or light breakfast items from the menu to keep the cholesterol in check. You can also try food from the kid's menu to ensure that you consume fewer calories than usual.
Foods to Avoid at Village Inn for High Cholesterol
You must skip burgers and sandwiches at the Village Inn as these items are very high in cholesterol. You should also avoid the Garden Salads menu at Village Inn except for Southwest Salad, lunch size. You can order all the soups, but you must avoid Tomato Basil Bowl and Wisconsin Cheese Bowl. Almost everything on the dinner menu is also high in cholesterol and must be avoided. Also, skip shakes at Village Inn.
Food Suggestions to Maintain Cholesterol Level at Village Inn
They have turkey sausage. I love turkey sausage. I come here when I'm craving non-pork/beef breakfast meats. I also come for the crepes. And the pancakes. And the omelets. And the coffee. Mmmm Coffee. Service is decent too.
(4)
Andrew B.
Food- I got a reuben that came with soggy bread, fries were decent. My girlfriend had the country fried steak skillet which tasted really strange- the steak tasted like breakfast sausage and was very crumbly. We normally love country fried steak but something was off. Our friend had the chicken avocado and Swiss sandwich which was decent. Price- The aforementioned order with 3 free slices of pie (a Wednesday promotion) and a drink was about 35 dollars. Service- We started with Brandon as our server, he was obviously new to serving but he was eager. Upon dropping off our food he gave us our check, which I believe is standard procedure at Village Inn, and told us Raquelle would help us for the rest of our visit. My girlfriend didn't like her skillet, but didn't want to complain. We convinced her to say something, and after waiting 10 minutes she caught the manager's (Gary) attention. She told him she didn't like her entree, and appearing extremely inconvenienced he said "so you want something else or what?" Raquelle then showed up and checked on us, seeming genuinely interested in my girlfriend's satisfaction with her new meal. Gary, however, made his rounds checking on tables and clearly avoided ours. As a manager he should be setting an example for his servers but his attitude was deplorable. Raquelle is the sole reason I'm giving this restaurant 2 stars rather than 1. Ambience- The restaurant was clean, a bit noisy and reasonably spacious. This was my first time at a Village Inn, and most certainly my last.
(2)
ray h.
Hidden gem in the valley. I got the big country skillet, my kid ate free. Food was really good. Hot, fresh, and yummy! At first glance i thought the portion size was wrong but, i was wrong. It was plenty of food. Our server Angie was really nice and prompt. I will come back fridays for fish night!
(5)
Christina M.
Overpriced and very small portions for what you pay and get. My son had to order two sides of hash browns. Tastes O.K. Not my favorite breakfast place.
(1)
Paula E.
This place was clean, with friendly service. I was looking forward to trying what they call award winning pies , and had the French silk slice, but it was definitely NOT the best pie I have ever had (as advertised). It was A-Ok and that is about it. The slice was also on the skimpy side. Hubby went with the tomato soup and meat lovers dip sandwich. I had a bite of it and both of us felt it was good. The prices are average and I think the food can be described as the same.
(3)
Brent K.
Honestly can say ive never had one bad meal here. Country fried steak skillet is my favorite. Service is super amazing aswell its unreal. They treat you so good here. Village inn on 7th and bell, I love you.
(5)
Bill W.
Took my family of Three, this Friday. and had nothing but a great experience. All the Fish (Friday special), was fresh,hot, and crisply, with flavorful french fries, and refreshing coleslaw. Our server,Katelynne, was attentive, and efficient, and made us all feel welcome. Although the prices were a bit high, I felt we got full value for our buck@. Will be returning soon, checking out the "PIES"
(5)
Katie M.
Girl waitress wouldn't let me order from the kids menu because all I wanted was a smaller portion. What difference does it make? Rude.
(2)
John F.
The service is quick. Servers know the menu. The prices are fare. Store is very clean and employees as well. The food was right the first time, served in a short time. Try the pie! Can't get enough of the cherry. I have read plenty of negative posts about this place and they must have read them as well because my experience was not like theirs. Will visit this store again.
(5)
Serafino D.
I live in Downtown Phoenix, closed on Northern, nearest one is this. This Village Inn is excellent, along with the one on Power and Main in Mesa and the old Downtown Scottsdale one. When I am near this area, which is once every 3 months, me and mom grab lunch here first because we love it and I usually order grilled cheese and fries, then we go to Bell Towne Center, mainly Toys R Us, then go home. This is a good place to go for lunch, I'd recommend it. Waitresses are good here. Phoenix locations : 3rd St and Bell - 310 E. Bell Road 40th St and Bell - 4040 E. Bell Road
(5)
Jason A.
I came here with high hopes. Left feeling disappointed. To compare... For the same price you can eat at IHOP or Dennys. Both places offer better tasting/quality food. I was also very disappointed that my cup of coffee was overwhelmingly watered down. Same with my second and third cup. And 3.99 for a slice of pie? That's a little steep when the meal wasn't great to begin with. I have had their pies before and if you are going to visit this place I guess that's what you should get. Skip the regular food and drinks. Water and pie anyone? This place also gets a star for the interior. It was mostly updated and it didn't feel as run down as other Village inns I had visited in the past.
(2)
Ryan L.
All you can eat fish and chips leaves something to be desired. The fries are not refilled, only fish. If you want good fish and chips hit up Fast Eddie's. I'll be back but not for fish and chips. I love Village Inn on most days.
(3)
Saul C.
just an update.. still the most tastiest,most juicy double bacon cheeseburger in phx with onion rings!!
(5)
Kazi H.
Too bad there's no ZERO stars. This place is absolutely disgusting. I wouldn't eat here again if I was starving.
(1)
Victor I.
I tried to think of positives, but honestly I won't be back. We had dinner -- perhaps this place is only good for breakfast. Our family of 5 tried it out. The food was bad, the prices are high, and the service was poor. To top it off, the waitress made a mistake on the bill. When I went to the register to pay and correct it, they wound up making it more and had to change it back. I was still being overcharged but the clerk said the computer wouldn't let them fix it. So i just paid more than I owed. Isn't that nuts? Two workers there complained that the computer system doesn't give them any options and locks everything down -- they were the only ones there (no management). I was polite and didn't complain, still tipped well, but walked away dumbfounded that they would knowingly have me pay for a billing error because the system doesn't allow any options.
(1)
Amera S.
Spare yourself. There are so many places to eat in this area and Village Inn should not be on your list. Ordered a to-go breakfast (first mistake) and the waitress who took the order apparently wasn't used to questions. "Can you replace pork with turkey?" "Ummmm I don't know." Uh, what? I ordered the steak (medium) and eggs and my order was a pile of blob, with well done steak, which couldn't be torn apart because it was made of rubber. BFF orders french toast... turns out to be bread with generic strawberry jam. It was so bad, we returned the order and went somewhere else. Don't lower your breakfast standards!
(1)
Kelly R.
I go here for breakfast a few weekends a month with my boyfriend. Our favorite waitress is Teri. She is the best, so friendly, remembers what we drink, always smiling. There are plenty of healthy choices like egg white omelets, turkey sausage, and a wide selection of veggies. Sometimes I build an omelet, and other times I get the VIB, which is when you pick 4 choices of several to make your own breakfast for 6.99. Can't beat that. Of course they have delicious pies too....pecan pie...mmmm... It's always clean, always busy, and I have no complaints!
(4)
Angel G.
I remember going here but in El Paso after coming out the club. This place here in Phoenix is close by me and the people that work there are very nice. I got the inncredible v.i.b. mean you can choose 4 different items. I forgot which 4 but I will tell you later tonight..I'm heading over there in 2 hours :)
(5)
Larry M.
It's totally understandable to give this place 1 star reviews as restaurants like this can be hit or miss. When we go we always ask for Darlene, and she always uses one of the 2 cooks for our orders. We tend to go on the weekend around lunch. She knows what we like and how we like it, and will champion our breakfast requests before it makes it to the table. The sweet iced coffee drinks here aren't anything fancy, but after about 3 of them you are borderline delirious due to the amounts of sugar and caffeine coursing through your system. Pies are always delicious, and we tend to get a slice to share between us after breakfast. I mean, really. It's PIE! While I tend to think of Village Inn as more of a 4.5 star diner, some of the staff can be either overwhelming or lethargic at times, so we always ask for Darlene because of how good she is. In the event you do ask for her, be descriptive about how you want your order. She takes notes and will follow through. The staff are otherwise very friendly, the management always has a smile, and my meals are always predictable. Just the way I like my diners to be.
(5)
Josh K.
I don't understand how you could give this place one star! The food and service were awesome both times I went. Also, the specials are amazing. I can get a great sit-down meal for about the same as grabbing something inhumane from a drive-thru. Village Inn has made my list!
(5)
Green S.
Pros Portion size is large Had fish & chips w coleslaw & tomato basil soup Fried fish was good Fries were unseasoned which I like Place was Clean Nice waitresses Cons Ice tea not strong TB soup a little heavy, maybe milk? Coleslaw way to creamy, yuck
(4)
Jane D.
This place was awesome. Husband and I wanted to go somewhere we have never been and was a little different. We ended up going to village inn, not expecting much more from it then a "dennys experience" but it was way better!! They had interesting new things on the menu that were unique to village inn. Such things such as a cuban pita or multiple different twists on an eggs benedict. Which was cool to see. Also they had AWESOME pie and signs that you receive a free piece of pie on wed with any purchase so I will be back for that. So food was great. Our server was quick with the refills and great with the service. Also we went on a Saturday and the there was seriously only about 10 different parties of people. Which I personally like not being over crowded and feeling like you have the place to yourself. All in all if your looking for a diner with something different that is clean and quick or a place to hang out with your loved ones while you eat, this is a great place. Also try the pie! :) we had coconut cream YUM!
(5)
James S.
I'm not a Village Inn fan, but a friend of mine was in town and we went there to catch up over some pie and coffee. Last time I was at a Village Inn was about 3 yrs ago for breakfast, and never been to this one. It was extremely clean, service was spectacular, and the server actually knew the menu. Only reason I wouldn't give it a 5 because the food is fair, not great. I would go again.
(4)
Brianna P.
Me and my husband love this village inn. We go here at least once a week for their honey mustard pita club, there is nothing like it. The service here is awesome. We have never had a problem. We also get a pie to go and some times go just to get a home made pie. The sugar free apple pie and French silk are delicious. I would recommend this village inn location to anyone.
(5)
Kristin C.
Tired of suggestion you and your friends go to Denny's? Wanting something that's almost a step up from Denny's but with similar menu items and willing to put up with your wild/drunk/insomniac friends? If you're willing to pay just a dollar or more per plate, we can give you the impression that you've risen above the Denny's crowd. Well, at least until you realize that it's essentially the same thing. Sure, there's no "moons over my hammy" on the menu, and they have "fresh" baked pies and muffins. But really - not so different at 3am. During the day it's another story. The Village Inn seems to rise far above the Denny's crowd. You don't even mind telling a group of folks at work to meet you there. It's not showing creativity, but it's just another burger/salad/sandwich place. But when the waitress who normally works night shift is helping out during the lunch shift - and she asks you in front of your co-workers if you and your drunk/stupid/alternate-lifestyle-than-portrayed-at-work friends made it home that one night because you were trashed/high/making-out-so-hard-you-steamed-up-the-windows, you might have some explaining to do. And you might want to find a new late night Village Inn.
(3)
Q & A on Village Inn
Does the Village Inn serve breakfast all day?
Since the year of 1958 when Village Inn was opened in Denver Colorado, the restaurant has been offering its guests great food all day. So, if you want to have a heavy breakfast, light lunch or enjoy pancakes at dinner, the Village Inn is the place to visit.
Does Village Inn still have free pie Wednesday?
Village Inn offers a free slice of pie with any dine-in purchase. Every Wednesday, from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. customers can enjoy a featured pie with any of their purchase. For more information on the pie, one can ask the servers while visiting the restaurant in the area.
Does Village Inn have vegan options?
Unfortunately, there are very few Vegan and Vegetarian options at Village In. There are fruits and salads but most of the items are not Vegan or Vegetarian. We advise asking the server before making the orders.
What time does the Village Inn Open and Close?
Village Inn restaurant opens from 6:00AM-12:00
Is the Village Inn closed during holidays?
Village Inn is among only a few restaurants which remain open on any major holiday's which includes Easter Sunday, Christmas and New Year.
How to find the nearest Village Inn restaurant?
There are over 212 operating Village Inn restaurants in the United States. This restaurant is known for its wide variety of Breakfast Menu. Today, people from all over US visit Village Inn to enjoy food and pies which have won many awards from American Pie Council. The best way to search the nearest Village Inn location is by using our Restaurant Listings Directory which gives you the exact address of the restaurant near as per your location.
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About Village Inn
Village Inn is an American dining restaurant that serves the best American breakfast items on its menu. Founded by James Mola and Merton Anderson, Village Inn began its operations in 1958 as Village Inn Pancake House in Denver. However, during the 1980s, Pancake House was dropped from the title and the name was changed to Village Inn. Registered as VICORP Restaurants Inc., the restaurant company acquired over 71 restaurants in the United States.
Village Inn began serving lunch and dinner menus in addition to breakfast items during the 80s. The pies at Village Inn have won several awards from the American Pie Council. You can order a variety of sandwiches, burgers, healthy salads, melts, and other dinner items. Spread across 212 locations in the United States, Village Inn is a renowned restaurant brand among foodies who love American breakfast menu.
Healthy Food Options at Village Inn
Village Inn is the place to go if you have cravings for enjoyable breakfast items. Most breakfast items are high in sodium and not consumable for certain health conditions. You must be extremely picky to have a healthy breakfast, lunch, or dinner at the Village Inn. Village Inn offers a wide range of breakfast and dinner menu to choose from. While most of the items on the menu are high in sodium and cholesterol, you can still find some healthy food options in salads and simple breakfast items.
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Specialities
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Breakfast Parking : Private Lot Bike Parking : Yes Wheelchair Accessible : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Ambience : Casual Noise Level : Average Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : No Wi-Fi : Free Has TV : Yes Waiter Service : Yes Caters : No
Tonya M.
They have turkey sausage. I love turkey sausage. I come here when I'm craving non-pork/beef breakfast meats. I also come for the crepes. And the pancakes. And the omelets. And the coffee. Mmmm Coffee. Service is decent too.
(4)Andrew B.
Food- I got a reuben that came with soggy bread, fries were decent. My girlfriend had the country fried steak skillet which tasted really strange- the steak tasted like breakfast sausage and was very crumbly. We normally love country fried steak but something was off. Our friend had the chicken avocado and Swiss sandwich which was decent. Price- The aforementioned order with 3 free slices of pie (a Wednesday promotion) and a drink was about 35 dollars. Service- We started with Brandon as our server, he was obviously new to serving but he was eager. Upon dropping off our food he gave us our check, which I believe is standard procedure at Village Inn, and told us Raquelle would help us for the rest of our visit. My girlfriend didn't like her skillet, but didn't want to complain. We convinced her to say something, and after waiting 10 minutes she caught the manager's (Gary) attention. She told him she didn't like her entree, and appearing extremely inconvenienced he said "so you want something else or what?" Raquelle then showed up and checked on us, seeming genuinely interested in my girlfriend's satisfaction with her new meal. Gary, however, made his rounds checking on tables and clearly avoided ours. As a manager he should be setting an example for his servers but his attitude was deplorable. Raquelle is the sole reason I'm giving this restaurant 2 stars rather than 1. Ambience- The restaurant was clean, a bit noisy and reasonably spacious. This was my first time at a Village Inn, and most certainly my last.
(2)ray h.
Hidden gem in the valley. I got the big country skillet, my kid ate free. Food was really good. Hot, fresh, and yummy! At first glance i thought the portion size was wrong but, i was wrong. It was plenty of food. Our server Angie was really nice and prompt. I will come back fridays for fish night!
(5)Christina M.
Overpriced and very small portions for what you pay and get. My son had to order two sides of hash browns. Tastes O.K. Not my favorite breakfast place.
(1)Paula E.
This place was clean, with friendly service. I was looking forward to trying what they call award winning pies , and had the French silk slice, but it was definitely NOT the best pie I have ever had (as advertised). It was A-Ok and that is about it. The slice was also on the skimpy side. Hubby went with the tomato soup and meat lovers dip sandwich. I had a bite of it and both of us felt it was good. The prices are average and I think the food can be described as the same.
(3)Brent K.
Honestly can say ive never had one bad meal here. Country fried steak skillet is my favorite. Service is super amazing aswell its unreal. They treat you so good here. Village inn on 7th and bell, I love you.
(5)Bill W.
Took my family of Three, this Friday. and had nothing but a great experience. All the Fish (Friday special), was fresh,hot, and crisply, with flavorful french fries, and refreshing coleslaw. Our server,Katelynne, was attentive, and efficient, and made us all feel welcome. Although the prices were a bit high, I felt we got full value for our buck@. Will be returning soon, checking out the "PIES"
(5)Katie M.
Girl waitress wouldn't let me order from the kids menu because all I wanted was a smaller portion. What difference does it make? Rude.
(2)John F.
The service is quick. Servers know the menu. The prices are fare. Store is very clean and employees as well. The food was right the first time, served in a short time. Try the pie! Can't get enough of the cherry. I have read plenty of negative posts about this place and they must have read them as well because my experience was not like theirs. Will visit this store again.
(5)Serafino D.
I live in Downtown Phoenix, closed on Northern, nearest one is this. This Village Inn is excellent, along with the one on Power and Main in Mesa and the old Downtown Scottsdale one. When I am near this area, which is once every 3 months, me and mom grab lunch here first because we love it and I usually order grilled cheese and fries, then we go to Bell Towne Center, mainly Toys R Us, then go home. This is a good place to go for lunch, I'd recommend it. Waitresses are good here. Phoenix locations : 3rd St and Bell - 310 E. Bell Road 40th St and Bell - 4040 E. Bell Road
(5)Jason A.
I came here with high hopes. Left feeling disappointed. To compare... For the same price you can eat at IHOP or Dennys. Both places offer better tasting/quality food. I was also very disappointed that my cup of coffee was overwhelmingly watered down. Same with my second and third cup. And 3.99 for a slice of pie? That's a little steep when the meal wasn't great to begin with. I have had their pies before and if you are going to visit this place I guess that's what you should get. Skip the regular food and drinks. Water and pie anyone? This place also gets a star for the interior. It was mostly updated and it didn't feel as run down as other Village inns I had visited in the past.
(2)Ryan L.
All you can eat fish and chips leaves something to be desired. The fries are not refilled, only fish. If you want good fish and chips hit up Fast Eddie's. I'll be back but not for fish and chips. I love Village Inn on most days.
(3)Saul C.
just an update.. still the most tastiest,most juicy double bacon cheeseburger in phx with onion rings!!
(5)Kazi H.
Too bad there's no ZERO stars. This place is absolutely disgusting. I wouldn't eat here again if I was starving.
(1)Victor I.
I tried to think of positives, but honestly I won't be back. We had dinner -- perhaps this place is only good for breakfast. Our family of 5 tried it out. The food was bad, the prices are high, and the service was poor. To top it off, the waitress made a mistake on the bill. When I went to the register to pay and correct it, they wound up making it more and had to change it back. I was still being overcharged but the clerk said the computer wouldn't let them fix it. So i just paid more than I owed. Isn't that nuts? Two workers there complained that the computer system doesn't give them any options and locks everything down -- they were the only ones there (no management). I was polite and didn't complain, still tipped well, but walked away dumbfounded that they would knowingly have me pay for a billing error because the system doesn't allow any options.
(1)Amera S.
Spare yourself. There are so many places to eat in this area and Village Inn should not be on your list. Ordered a to-go breakfast (first mistake) and the waitress who took the order apparently wasn't used to questions. "Can you replace pork with turkey?" "Ummmm I don't know." Uh, what? I ordered the steak (medium) and eggs and my order was a pile of blob, with well done steak, which couldn't be torn apart because it was made of rubber. BFF orders french toast... turns out to be bread with generic strawberry jam. It was so bad, we returned the order and went somewhere else. Don't lower your breakfast standards!
(1)Kelly R.
I go here for breakfast a few weekends a month with my boyfriend. Our favorite waitress is Teri. She is the best, so friendly, remembers what we drink, always smiling. There are plenty of healthy choices like egg white omelets, turkey sausage, and a wide selection of veggies. Sometimes I build an omelet, and other times I get the VIB, which is when you pick 4 choices of several to make your own breakfast for 6.99. Can't beat that. Of course they have delicious pies too....pecan pie...mmmm... It's always clean, always busy, and I have no complaints!
(4)Angel G.
I remember going here but in El Paso after coming out the club. This place here in Phoenix is close by me and the people that work there are very nice. I got the inncredible v.i.b. mean you can choose 4 different items. I forgot which 4 but I will tell you later tonight..I'm heading over there in 2 hours :)
(5)Larry M.
It's totally understandable to give this place 1 star reviews as restaurants like this can be hit or miss. When we go we always ask for Darlene, and she always uses one of the 2 cooks for our orders. We tend to go on the weekend around lunch. She knows what we like and how we like it, and will champion our breakfast requests before it makes it to the table. The sweet iced coffee drinks here aren't anything fancy, but after about 3 of them you are borderline delirious due to the amounts of sugar and caffeine coursing through your system. Pies are always delicious, and we tend to get a slice to share between us after breakfast. I mean, really. It's PIE! While I tend to think of Village Inn as more of a 4.5 star diner, some of the staff can be either overwhelming or lethargic at times, so we always ask for Darlene because of how good she is. In the event you do ask for her, be descriptive about how you want your order. She takes notes and will follow through. The staff are otherwise very friendly, the management always has a smile, and my meals are always predictable. Just the way I like my diners to be.
(5)Josh K.
I don't understand how you could give this place one star! The food and service were awesome both times I went. Also, the specials are amazing. I can get a great sit-down meal for about the same as grabbing something inhumane from a drive-thru. Village Inn has made my list!
(5)Green S.
Pros Portion size is large Had fish & chips w coleslaw & tomato basil soup Fried fish was good Fries were unseasoned which I like Place was Clean Nice waitresses Cons Ice tea not strong TB soup a little heavy, maybe milk? Coleslaw way to creamy, yuck
(4)Jane D.
This place was awesome. Husband and I wanted to go somewhere we have never been and was a little different. We ended up going to village inn, not expecting much more from it then a "dennys experience" but it was way better!! They had interesting new things on the menu that were unique to village inn. Such things such as a cuban pita or multiple different twists on an eggs benedict. Which was cool to see. Also they had AWESOME pie and signs that you receive a free piece of pie on wed with any purchase so I will be back for that. So food was great. Our server was quick with the refills and great with the service. Also we went on a Saturday and the there was seriously only about 10 different parties of people. Which I personally like not being over crowded and feeling like you have the place to yourself. All in all if your looking for a diner with something different that is clean and quick or a place to hang out with your loved ones while you eat, this is a great place. Also try the pie! :) we had coconut cream YUM!
(5)James S.
I'm not a Village Inn fan, but a friend of mine was in town and we went there to catch up over some pie and coffee. Last time I was at a Village Inn was about 3 yrs ago for breakfast, and never been to this one. It was extremely clean, service was spectacular, and the server actually knew the menu. Only reason I wouldn't give it a 5 because the food is fair, not great. I would go again.
(4)Brianna P.
Me and my husband love this village inn. We go here at least once a week for their honey mustard pita club, there is nothing like it. The service here is awesome. We have never had a problem. We also get a pie to go and some times go just to get a home made pie. The sugar free apple pie and French silk are delicious. I would recommend this village inn location to anyone.
(5)Kristin C.
Tired of suggestion you and your friends go to Denny's? Wanting something that's almost a step up from Denny's but with similar menu items and willing to put up with your wild/drunk/insomniac friends? If you're willing to pay just a dollar or more per plate, we can give you the impression that you've risen above the Denny's crowd. Well, at least until you realize that it's essentially the same thing. Sure, there's no "moons over my hammy" on the menu, and they have "fresh" baked pies and muffins. But really - not so different at 3am. During the day it's another story. The Village Inn seems to rise far above the Denny's crowd. You don't even mind telling a group of folks at work to meet you there. It's not showing creativity, but it's just another burger/salad/sandwich place. But when the waitress who normally works night shift is helping out during the lunch shift - and she asks you in front of your co-workers if you and your drunk/stupid/alternate-lifestyle-than-portrayed-at-work friends made it home that one night because you were trashed/high/making-out-so-hard-you-steamed-up-the-windows, you might have some explaining to do. And you might want to find a new late night Village Inn.
(3)