Village Inn

No. Not good. I had breakfast here and ordered the breakfast make your own meal. It was two scrambled eggs, two sausage links, country potatoes, and two chocolate chip pancakes.
The eggs = rubber.
The sausage = the best thing on the plate.
The country potatoes = burned black and not seasoned.
The chocolate chip pancakes = Regular pancakes drizzled with chocolate syrup. Those are NOT chocolate chip pancakes.
Will not be returning.

I got food poisoned and puked with diarrhea. I ordered the breakfast steak (well done) with pancakes. I noticed my coffee cup was dirty after drinking from it. Bad dish washer. Make sure your utensils are clean when you go there.

Great family restaurant that is reasonably priced. Never had a bad meal here and their pies are excellent.
The staff is always nice and the service at this location is always outstanding. The restaurant is clean and welcoming.
Highly recommended for a nice relaxing family dinner. Don’t forget to try the pie.

Way better than iHOP!
They don’t have Village Inn where I am from. They have a lot of menu choices. I got the create your own, hubby got a skillet meal, and the kids got the Inns Breakfast. Food was hot and pretty good. Coffee was good, didn’t taste old like other breakfast chains. Server was new, but he was very attentive.
Our meal was pretty quick and the wait for a table was only about 5 – 10 minutes. They pies looked good, but I didn’t order any. Maybe next time!

Very slow service. The chorizo skillet had only a small amount of chorizo, and it was burnt. My ham and cheese omelette was burnt and the mushrooms were missing. The glass of water tasted like it came out of a rubber garden hose. Overall horrible dining experience. Such a let down.

Clean, fast and great service the food tasted great! My only complaint was it felt a little clustered.
I’ll definitely being going back.
Very kid friendly and only waited for maybe 10 minutes, if that.

We just moved here and wanted to find somewhere to eat a decent breakfast and this is the place.
Apparently this place burned down a few years ago so the inside is new and hip. We were seated promptly even though they were busy.
Our waitress was very nice and was quick to get our drinks and take our order. For as busy as they were for a Saturday, our food came out quickly and hot.
Nice atmosphere, not loud, clean and comfortable inside. We’ll definitely be back.

It’s okay… «Nothing to call home about» similar to Denny’s, but it does have a home like feel to it. If you are on the road and need to get a bite to eat that is quick … You should go here
That’s pretty much it !

I love VI and come to this location quite often. They are always quick and friendly when I’m there. This past time I was with a large group of 15 – 18 people and every one of our orders came out correctly. How is that possible? It wasn’t too busy when we were there so maybe that adds to the fact but they were awesome.
I ordered the Cuban pita for the first time this visit and it was absolutely amazing!!! The pulled pork was tender and juicy, the way it should be. Not at all dry. I usually order one of the skillets or their French toast, which are also delicious. My friends got salads all around me but the lettuce and spinach leaves were actually really crisp!
Dessert! Pies… Don’t even get me started on their pies. I personally love sweets and baked goods so a slice of pie at every visit is a MUST. My favs are their chocolate pies. French silk or there’s a new one called Caramel Pecan French Silk Supreme, which is basically a pecan pie with a French silk pie on top. It’s a burst of sweet and sugary goodness. I have to eat it with coffee to set off the sweet. This one might be there for a limited time though. I highly recommend one of those. Banana cream pie and the coconut cream pie are good too. Not as sweet and the banana cream pie has slices of bananas.

Wassup Unilocal!
My usual reviews mainly judge the restaurants for their food. I really could care less what the place looked like, how nice the people were, yadyada, etc. etc.
However, Village Inn, not just this location but all locations, overall provides hands down, The Best dining experience. What?!
Now, I understand there is Cattleman’s Steakhouse (by far, hands down, one of the best-​for-​the-​price steakhouses in America) out in Fabens, Crave Kitchen and Bar (a nice get away for the few real big city hipsters), Tabla with the delicious tapas, and many more unique have-​to-​try restaurants in El Paso.
I get it. There are amazing restaurants in El Paso. What the hell am I thinking saying VI is the Best in El Paso?!
Well…
None of them can compare to Village Inn when it comes to, The Overall dining experience.
The food. Although not the best, is just Good Food. Good enough for me to go back again and again. Good enough that I crave it.
The restaurant. Although not the fanciest or nicest looking, is never unkempt. It is a pleasing and clean restaurant. Not once, have I gone into the bathroom and felt dirty. If a restaurant goes as far as maintaining the bathroom, the restaurant itself is most likely kept pristine.
The service. Best in town whether the place is busy and buzzing or quiet and sleepy. This place is a standard for professionalism, in the restaurant industry, heck probably for business in general. The hostesses greet you and seat you right away every time. The waiters/​waitresses greet you and immediately take a drink order and aren’t too far along before they come back to take the food order. The floor managers circle the restaurant and greet the customers, make sure their stay is pleasant at the least. They even cover down for the waiters/​waitresses when they notice customers waiting too long or the waiter/​waitress is bogged down at another location. Simply superb service. Plus, the female workers are all pretty, which is pleasing. Just speaking the truth. I like hanging around, seeing, and being with beautiful people!
The Price. Very Reasonable. Decent portions that’ll fill most human beings for under $ 10, throw in a drink and slice of pie. $ 15. That is not bad at all for Good Food.
The Hours. I work days and nights so I do get hungry and want something in the early AM hours. Open until 3am on most weekdays and 24 hours on weekends. No other restaurant, café, or bar can say they have these hours in El Paso!
Like I said, Best Overall in El Paso, might even be in general. Keep it up VI.

On 21 Feb 2014 I and a friend went to this restaurant. The table I chose had not been wiped down &the girl from the front said I should let her seat us where she wanted to. I said I’m paying and picked the empty table. She insisted on venting on me whether I liked it or not. The waitress came over and we ordered. For my cheeseburger, she brought 2 small rings of onion. I asked her to bring a full slice of onion. After waiting about 4 minutes, I started eating without the onions. Then the manager came up and asked how it was. I told her about the girl at the front and the problem with the onions. She seemed to be waiting for me to finish so she could voice her predetermined negative response. She told me she could «make me leave.» I haven’t been to this Village Inn in a long time. It used to be good. But, I do remember the manager treating other customers the same way before. As a retired U.S. Army First Sergeant and a owner of a roofing company, I know this is NOT the way to treat customers. She is VERY UNPROFESSIONAL. I feel Village Inn has a very high standard and she does NOT live up to it. No wonder some of the staff is untrained. She is the problem.

The green chili cheese fries are great! And you cannot go wrong with any breakfast you order from here. Ordering a dinner meal is a bad idea, however. If your last meal is going to be from Village Inn (a very real possibility for many of the patrons here), stick with the breakfasts.

good service prompt an friendly and food was served fresh and hot and fast i got my plate before i got my first refill and i didnt have to ask for a refill i came with my plate i will def make this my go to village inn

I went there for my free veterans day pancakes and was told” that is a corporate thing we don’t do that so I said really well goodbye
used to go there every week with my wife but now it will be Denny’s who supports their veterans

Good food, clean facility and the waiters were very courteous. I usually come here so I can study for school and it has good lighting for it too. Pies are also good.

Great service and great food. A nice new building after the old one burned down. A favorite haunt for all us northeast residents.
If you never been here before you should come and try it.

You know, what can you say, its VI. Its not bad, they have some good food. I especially enjoy breakfast and/​or pie. Its one of the best places in town if its 2 in the morning.

Closed for minor repairs.
Rather than tell their employees bye bye after the fire, they found places for them in the surrounding Village Inn’s. Bravo!
Construction trailers are on site. Good sign.

I’ve been to Village Inn a few times, and it’s a nice chain. I think it’s better than Denny’s and the people have always been really nice. Our server, Steffani, was great. Very friendly, fast, courteous and attentive. We couldn’t have asked for a nicer waitress.
My girlfriend and I felt like eating breakfast for dinner which is always nice when a restaurant has an all day breakfast menu. We got the Crêpe Lorraine and the Crêpe with strawberry and cream. They were wonderful. The first crêpe was a lot like Eggs Benedict all wrapped in a Crêpe. The strawberry crêpe was like a nice dessert. Together, we both got our fill of sweet and savory.
I will go back for another round of crepes when I get the craving and happen to be in El Paso.