The Village Diner

Fantastic food, friendly atmosphere and overall great place to eat. Food is fresh, tasty and priced fairly. Give them a try it’s so yummy!

Its an old school diner that makes great breakfast, like the basic cheese egg omlette, pancakes, french toast, waffles, diner coffee etc. Everything is made with care, fresh ingredients and the customer service is always friendly and attentive. I also recommend it to people who like diners and diner style breakfast.

Our experience with our server Taylor was exceptional. Not only did she use her near-wizardly memory to remember our large order, but she also promptly brought our food with a smile on her face smile. She even engaged in conversation with us as we debated weird food combinations, she sure does have some smart to her! We finished our meal with would you rather questions where she made us all laugh on our way out. Truly an exceptional server at a fine establishment.

Came in for lunch and had a lovely visit. My coffee was served in my own individual carafe, which was a very nice touch. I was assured that if I finished the whole carafe, which held about 3 mugs full, refilling it would be included in the price. For food, we started with the chicken gumbo which was only okay; there was no roux so it was more like chicken and rice soup with a little bit of Cajun seasoning. Then we had a Reuben, which was decent and a chicken Parm grinder that was a little disappointing due to a cheap and soggy hoagie roll. Both came with a generous portion of fries. We'll certainly be back, but we'll probably order from the breakfast side of the menu next time.

Been going a long time, chef use to sing to the oldies and older waitresses took great care of you and were very personable 8/24 and before. Now I've been there 2x and today was last straw. Waitress was not existent had to ask for everything especially cleaners 5x, she ad k ed if x we wanted butter and powdered sugar on our pancakes we said no it was on there anyway, breakfast potatoes were so over done they were like potatoes chips, omelets usevto be huge and fluffy now flat and no ingredients inside. Also me and my wife had to rush to Wal-Mart down street because food got us sick. Such a good place where people lived what they were doing to an i don't care, on the phones, talking, very personable to there young friends. But I had to ask for napkins, syrup 2x, coffee 3x, cleaners 4x. Im d