Village Inn

Great late night place to eat! Love their chocolate pie!

The Restaurant was not full had empty seats but they made people wait in lobby. I blame the management!

Not the best visit to Village Inn. Nothing worse than craving coffee and you get there and it’s old burnt coffee need about 20 sugars to make it drinkable. I got the create your own breakfast bacon was super fatty and so thin you could see through it sausage was decent egg white omelette was pretty good biscuits and gravy were okay just a little cold

Always great service and hot food. Brought out our grand daughter’s meal first so she was happy and we could enjoy our meal.

VI VI VI… We love us some Village Inn! We went on a Sunday afternoon and really enjoyed the quiet atmosphere and slow time.
I ordered pancakes because, «who doesn’t love breakfast for dinner»? The French Toast was the winner tho! Strawberries and bananas sprinkled on top! I recommend that exquisite deliciousness, doused with a helping of hot chocolate!
The restroom need attention and was stinky too, but other that that, the place was clean and well maintained. Love the cute college kids working there and trying to pay there was through school… hang in there, you’re going to make it!

I’ve always had a pleasant experience here at this good ol’ Village Inn. When I walk in the doors, I seem to walk into an 80s diner, complete with orange and brown dishes and funky carpet.
I was seated in one of the main dining areas, and took a look at the daily specials. There were only a couple of waiters there, so it took a little while to get a menu and drinks. I ordered a hot cocoa, definite winner, as well as the fish. It came with fries, soup of salad, and a side – I ordered pancakes, naturally, and waited for my meal to arrive.
Everything was good, nothing too spectacular, but not too shabby either! The fish was slightly on the oily side, but the chicken noodle soup was delightful. And I finished my pancakes and fries in about 7.6 seconds (I had to butter and syrup my pancakes or else it definitely would’ve been 3.6 seconds).
Like I said, I’ve been there a couple of times and the waiter I like is Cody and the waitress I adore is Ashley! Both are great, and very efficient, I didn’t have either of them today, unfortunately; however, I still had a fine time.
TIPS & TRICKS:
* FREE PIE DAY. EVERY WEDNESDAY. You do have to purchase something, but that’s usually a cheap beverage or sometimes I splurge on the strawberry and banana french toast.
* The best place to sit is in a booth right in the middle of the restaurant, you have a great view of everyone, #peoplewatching, and you’re not too close to either of the windows, which helps if it is either too hot or too cold.

The biggest reason I stop here is to pick up a Lemon Supreme pie. It is my family’s favorite. We’ve learned to call ahead, because the lemon supreme pies go fast. Ordering in advance is even better, to make sure we get the pie for a family gathering.
We also like to come here for breakfast. I love their strawberry crepes. They use fresh strawberries, not the mushy canned kind. And they top them with real whipped cream. The country sausage potato benedict scramble is also really tasty.

Only reason for not a five star rating, no Paige. How do you celebrate another Aggie victory. pie at Village Inn.

Sounds like a party in the kitchen. Super loud hard rock music playing. A lot of laughter going on.
Came in about 6:15. The only person here until 6:45.
It took a while to get my eggs Benedict. I was told the grill was not ready.
The waitress was polite and friendly. The food, just ok.
Not sure I would recommend this particular place.

Closest thing I have to Denny’s in Logan! Food is pretty good… strawberry crêpe is Delish! Bonus points for the free delicious pie on Wednesdays.

Very poor service. They left me waiting at my table for over 30 minutes without even offering to get drinks. None of the wait staff approched my table and when my wife and I left was the only time I was asked if I needed anything. Mean while the wait staff was all busy talking by the door to the kitchen area. I typically go to Angie’s and the service there is great.

Village inn kind of reminds me of an ihop type place with standard diner fare
Overall pretty good. They had a cool special where you can mix and match 4 different breakfast items for 6.99
I had scrambled eggs, hash browns, sausage links and 2 pieces of French toast.
Granted these aren’t technically complicated dishes to execute, but it all tasted great! I literally cleaned my plate and just left a small piece of french toast behind so I didn’t seem like a total pig.
Only drawback is the looooong wait for the food to come out. The place is clearly owned by cheapskates that would rather overwork a few waitresses rather than hire the appropriate number of waitstaff. Don’t come here if you are looking for a quick bite to eat

Honestly I’d never walked away impressed with VI until I ordered the Chicken Fried Steak — delish, warm, great gravy, and it even came with a side of potato pancakes! Never try their little fruit bowls that come with the 4-​dish special, the fruit is usually soggy/​slimy, just not fresh. Great lemonades and desserts, though!

Yummy breakfast choices. Nice prices. Friendly wait staff. A good choice while visiting in Logan. :-)

I came here on my somewhat recent trip to Utah to see the in-​laws and family. They practically gave us no choice but to come here when we wanted to go to Agie’s. The food was good for a Village Inn. The place is remodeled so it looks nice/​modern. The crowd is older and the service is good. We had a large table and only one thing came out wrond and they quickly fixed it.

Skillets are great (on the breakfast menu). That’s about it. Everything else is just ok.