Village Inn

A family favorite. Used to dine at a village inn with my grandparents so I enjoy bringing my kids. My kids always love the Smiley face breakfast. I love the eggs Benedict for breakfast and the sandwich, soup and pie for lunch. The workers are nice and friendly. The inside looks like it just got an upgrade.

I've never stood at the door of an almost empty restaurant and waited 10 minutes to be acknowledged and seated until I went here. Then another 10 minutes for a waitress. Only stayed because we were "starving". The food was ok.

Only positive thing I can say is the fries are pretty good. My roast beef was more fat than meat. Pickles were barely more than cucumber slices. At least the service was fine.

The waitress was okay only checked on us once, never asked if we needed refills on our drinks, and sat for a while waiting for her to come back with bill and a box. I know she was busy but should have checked on us more than once

Horrible from the service to the staff it was an atrocity. I only stayed because my son has an unnatural obsession with your hamburgers. However, he even asked me why everyone here was so rude and wouldn't smile. I don't care if you are by yourself or if you had the worst day ever, that sounds selfish but I have been a server for years and manager for the past 5 years. The problems you had end when you walk through the door to start working. Our server was mediocre at best but the supervisor was the real problem. He had no direction, no courtesy, he didn't care. He wasn't engaging, he wasn't trying to keep the people who walked through the door. Couldn't give an accurate wait time. His response was I'm not sure you'll have to see. He greeted only regulars with a smile and chat. It was the