The Village Restaurant

Average small diner. I got a mandarin chicken salad and it looked like the ingredients were gotten from the dollar store. It wasn’t particularly terrible except for the chicken which had no flavor whatsoever.
I ordered a side of fries and they came well-​done — which was AMAZING. I would come back just for that.
The service was good but for some reason different people kept putting wads of napkins on my table. I wasn’t sure the purpose.

Love the restaurant. The food is always good. They have a com beef hash for breakfast that I love. Their salads are always crisp and fresh. Their specials are always delicious. Never had anything I didn’t like.

I love this place. Absolutely my favorite place in town. They have your standard diner fair, and then they have delicious pot stickers and oriental salmon wraps. If your looking for a Reuben… theirs is a double decker. Want a burger? It’s not on the menu anymore, but I whole heatedly recommend the Neko burger. Massive double patty burger, diced lettuce onion tomato pickle with bacon cheese and thousand island dressing. You have to eat it with a fork and knife. Their desserts leave something to be desired, but I always leave more than satisfied with breakfast lunch or dinner.

This place is great. I’ve been coming here for years since I was a child and just recently rediscovered their wonderful breakfast. The omelets are all wonderful and instead of toast you can get pancakes so it’s the best of all three worlds. Delicious! A great hidden away place.

Great small town family diner. Iv been here dozens of times over the years and the food is always consistently good. Keep in mind I usually stick to breakfast and simple home style lunches at any diner I go to. If I want a steak or seafood I find diners aren’t the place for me. The staff is friendly enough and the atmosphere is clean and warm.

Very Family Friendly always a home made special on the menu very good eats.

I completely disagree. This place is the best! You can feel comfortable ordering any type of dish here and know it’ll be delicious. My favorite menu items are their breakfast foods. I love ordering a belgium waffle, and my mom always orders a western omellette on a bagel. Their homeade soup is delicious, and for dinner, I usually choose the turkey dinner or a meatloaf sandwich. See? You can order MEATLOAF and it’s delicious! I’d be afraid to anywhere else. Even the seafood is good. My friend loves their shrimp. Very friendly staff also!

From moment one, this place screamed Kitchen Nightmares. The plastic toy machines in the lobby should have been a portent of my fate, but the packed parking lot seemed to suggest otherwise.
Grungy and unwelcoming (but very «homey» to the regulars, apparently), it quickly became clear that the extensive menu had been culled from the microwave section of the local grocery store.
The bread appetizer involved small, dense, dry, cold buns with no appeal whatsoever. The salad was watery and unappealing.
I was excited about the «special» menu of schnitzel and potato pancakes. What I got was a microwaved hash brown (which is not a potato pancake in any way) and some meat which is almost undoubtedly Hormel in a flavorless brown sauce. An appetizer of microwaved spring rolls (which are precisely the same kind I purchase at BJs) just confirmed my suspicion that there was absolutely nothing made on premises: just reheated from frozen boxes.
The unsmiling waitress just added another layer of bland indifference to the entire meal. $ 35 later, the meal which I could have purchased at the A&P was gone, and I vowed to never return — which is a shame, because there aren’t a lot of restaurants in the area of Pleasant Valley I frequent.
But seriously, guys — a hash brown is not a potato pancake. Unless I can give you Monopoly money and convince you it’s real money.