Village Inn

Village in is always a good place to start your day if you feel up to going out. Our in my case not ready to cook breakfast and the family is hungry. Good people and good food.

Still the best pancakes. Smaller, but still great. And the pies! Gotta love the pies!

Had the best waitress and a wonderful time with my daughter who lives there in the Springs. Wish we still had one of these in Lubbock, Texas.

Finally, had the chance to eat at this Village Inn. The Village Inn near my home shut down almost a year ago. The food was above par, very delicious.
The point I'd like to make is that we had a marvelous waitress named Michelle. She was fantastic! My wife kept commenting, "This lady loves her job". She made us feel very comfortable. Thank you, Michelle

Overall, our large party with kids had a great experience. Eugene was a great server and very attentive and had the forethought to split our checks up early so we wouldn't have any issues at the end.

Food isn't anywhere near fantastic or incredible, but you should already know that when coming to Village Inn. The food was good, just not mind-blowing (and probably never will be). No one in our party disliked anything. If I'm being picky, I might point out that the fries were kind of soggy.

Fish and chips were cooked perfectly, the pancakes and waffles were all fine, and everyone loved their skillets + burrito.

The front of house of the restaurant was clean (minus some crumbs on the seats that we had to wipe off) and the kitchen looked like it was clean at a passing glance.

Only reason I'm going to knock a star is because the bathrooms (men's and women's - according to my wife) were both gross. For the men's bathroom, it almost seemed like someone attempted to clean them or started to clean them and then got grossed out and left. A wipe + the toilet seat covers were a must.

Tl;dr: food + service are fine... clean the bathrooms more.