It's exactly what you expect, the food was great and not too long of a wait. I will say they only had one server who was very busy but doing a good job.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Jennifer Kennedy
Great breakfast but we had to ask for drink refills twice.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 2
Slayer SLAYER
This place is so much better now. Cyndi is such a awesome employee. She's always in a good mood and just very nice to interact with. Thanks for being awesome Cyndi.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
ieasha fleming
I absolutely love this location and crew! Samantha made sure she had me and my sister taken care of like royalty and Joe's grits ??? breakfast ?? heaven I recommend this location full staff and crew ALWAYS!! LOVE LOVE LOVE ?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Strawberry Crepes, Belgian Waffle
Sarah Gunter
Order the buttermilk pancakes. They are fire. The wait staff are really sweet too.
Forrest Gillespie
First time in Colorado and my buddy I was visiting had us eat there for breakfast. When walking in, seemed like I was going in an IHOP. Service was attentive and food came out fast. Picked the meal where I could pick three different items, so got the cheese omelette (added veggies for a price), french toast, and the crepe. Everything tasted good.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Strawberry Crepes
Darrell Hugueley
Village Inn is a local favorite, and having just moved here, I can maybe understand the attraction. It's mainly all sugary comfort foods, but they do breakfast all day. The waffle I had was very light, and though I ordered it dark brown and crispy, this seemed to be ignored and I got a waffle that was almost mushy. The ham and cheese omelet was great, cheesy, made with three eggs, and with plenty of ham. The hashbrowns were dry, and hard instead of crunchy or crispy. They have Pepsi products, and whole pies. I might go back to sample a pie, but otherwise I can say I've been there and be content with that.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Strawberry Crepes, Belgian Waffle
Brady Laehr
Food was good. Takeout was slow. It might just be a disconnect between their online ordering system and the resturant.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 3
Rumel Tomiampos
AVOID, AVOID, AVOID this Village Inn!Zero customer service, weak manager, and unprofessional server.Requested a pie to go and the server told they were out in the back. I could see two whole pies behind the glass at the register and asked if I could purchase one. The server said they were for display only. I asked why they have a pie in the window but wouldn't sell it. The server had an "I don't care" attitude, shrugged his shoulders, and couldn't explain why.I asked to see the manager for an explanation and was told no. The server said he wouldn't answer any questions, waved me off with his hand, and ignored me.Bottom line: I simply wanted to know if it was Village Inn's policy to not sell a pie in the front of the store if they were out of pies in the back.Were the pies in front old?Were the pies in front reserved?If the pies are good and not reserved, why not sell them and simply replace the pies in the front when more are available?Since Village Inn was out of pies in the back, what's the point of displaying the same pies in the front of the restaurant? It's confusing to be told the pie you want isn't available, but it's displayed right in the front behind the glass.Unfortunately, the manager couldn't take the time to explain this, so they hid in the back and told the server at the register to ignore me and go onto the next customer while I was next in line. ?Outcome: Terrible customer service, weak leadership by the Village Inn manager, and completely unprofessional all around. It was even more surprising that this was during the holiday season. I can only imagine how unprofessional this place is throughout the rest of the year.Pictures: RUDE employee (who may be the reason they were out of pies) and two pies on display but not for sale.I posted a video of the person actually brushing me off with his hand (under "latest" photos), but Village Inn removed it from their website. They filter the videos and only show the cute little girl playing with her broccoli.I will also post online elsewhere, highlighting Village Inn Southlands employee's lack of professionalism and customer service.BTW, the actual food served, except for some of the pies, looks nothing like the stock pictures shown on their website.I updated my review because the owner won't respond. Another example of poor leadership.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Johnnie McBride
Part of a national chain I've gone to for decades. The food is always good, as well as the service. This store is in great shape and has a good feel to it.Wheelchair accessibility: The store is wheelchair accessible with wide pathways.
It's exactly what you expect, the food was great and not too long of a wait. I will say they only had one server who was very busy but doing a good job.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Great breakfast but we had to ask for drink refills twice.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 2
This place is so much better now. Cyndi is such a awesome employee. She's always in a good mood and just very nice to interact with. Thanks for being awesome Cyndi.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I absolutely love this location and crew! Samantha made sure she had me and my sister taken care of like royalty and Joe's grits ??? breakfast ?? heaven I recommend this location full staff and crew ALWAYS!! LOVE LOVE LOVE ?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Strawberry Crepes, Belgian Waffle
Order the buttermilk pancakes. They are fire. The wait staff are really sweet too.
First time in Colorado and my buddy I was visiting had us eat there for breakfast. When walking in, seemed like I was going in an IHOP. Service was attentive and food came out fast. Picked the meal where I could pick three different items, so got the cheese omelette (added veggies for a price), french toast, and the crepe. Everything tasted good.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Strawberry Crepes
Village Inn is a local favorite, and having just moved here, I can maybe understand the attraction. It's mainly all sugary comfort foods, but they do breakfast all day. The waffle I had was very light, and though I ordered it dark brown and crispy, this seemed to be ignored and I got a waffle that was almost mushy. The ham and cheese omelet was great, cheesy, made with three eggs, and with plenty of ham. The hashbrowns were dry, and hard instead of crunchy or crispy. They have Pepsi products, and whole pies. I might go back to sample a pie, but otherwise I can say I've been there and be content with that.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Strawberry Crepes, Belgian Waffle
Food was good. Takeout was slow. It might just be a disconnect between their online ordering system and the resturant.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 3
AVOID, AVOID, AVOID this Village Inn!Zero customer service, weak manager, and unprofessional server.Requested a pie to go and the server told they were out in the back. I could see two whole pies behind the glass at the register and asked if I could purchase one. The server said they were for display only. I asked why they have a pie in the window but wouldn't sell it. The server had an "I don't care" attitude, shrugged his shoulders, and couldn't explain why.I asked to see the manager for an explanation and was told no. The server said he wouldn't answer any questions, waved me off with his hand, and ignored me.Bottom line: I simply wanted to know if it was Village Inn's policy to not sell a pie in the front of the store if they were out of pies in the back.Were the pies in front old?Were the pies in front reserved?If the pies are good and not reserved, why not sell them and simply replace the pies in the front when more are available?Since Village Inn was out of pies in the back, what's the point of displaying the same pies in the front of the restaurant? It's confusing to be told the pie you want isn't available, but it's displayed right in the front behind the glass.Unfortunately, the manager couldn't take the time to explain this, so they hid in the back and told the server at the register to ignore me and go onto the next customer while I was next in line. ?Outcome: Terrible customer service, weak leadership by the Village Inn manager, and completely unprofessional all around. It was even more surprising that this was during the holiday season. I can only imagine how unprofessional this place is throughout the rest of the year.Pictures: RUDE employee (who may be the reason they were out of pies) and two pies on display but not for sale.I posted a video of the person actually brushing me off with his hand (under "latest" photos), but Village Inn removed it from their website. They filter the videos and only show the cute little girl playing with her broccoli.I will also post online elsewhere, highlighting Village Inn Southlands employee's lack of professionalism and customer service.BTW, the actual food served, except for some of the pies, looks nothing like the stock pictures shown on their website.I updated my review because the owner won't respond. Another example of poor leadership.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Part of a national chain I've gone to for decades. The food is always good, as well as the service. This store is in great shape and has a good feel to it.Wheelchair accessibility: The store is wheelchair accessible with wide pathways.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Signature Skillet
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My skillet was made to perfection! I'm sad they weren't more busy. Praying they don't close
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Forgot the name of our waiter but he was
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Our server, Riley, was great! Great breakfast with family.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Chicken fried steak was good.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Good food, great pricesParking: Much parking
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Double Blueberry Pancakes