Yankee Village Restaurant

Food is great; Priced reasonably. Comes out done well.
The sausage gravy and biscuits are heavenly and made with great love. Staff take the time to make sure your meal is great. Soda is great as it was fizzy; not just full of syrup. Staff work hard to serve the all the different combos of food offered.
Cons: they are only open until 2pm each day.
The way the front door is situated, it’s not easy to tell if they are open easily.

Cozy little whole in the wall. Would have never found it if we weren’t looking for it. Looks new inside. Very cozy diner feel. The apple cinnamon stuffed french toast is out of this world!

Great little place for breakfast. The place is pretty small but I’ve never had a wait. Not much for décor but good food. Try not to sit near the door because it slams shut with a bell on it! Friendly staff. Good place if you just want a good diner type breakfast

My husband and I went here with our son for breakfast not too long ago. Overall we had a good experience here. The biggest positive was the people working there. Everyone was very friendly and helpful. We will likely come back for that reason alone! Also the food came quickly which is always important when dining with a toddler so that was much appreciated. The only downside was some of the food that was ordered. I got an egg sandwich on an english muffin and when it came out the english muffin was burnt (black!) and the sandwich was extremely dry. I had to add butter to it which I never usually do. The homefries were also pretty dry so I ended up drinking a lot of water! Not terrible, just not great. But this was our first trip so maybe the kitchen was having an off morning. We’ll give it another shot because everyone was so friendly that worked there.

This is my favorite Sunday morning spot to hit with my husband and 2 year old son. The service is always quick and not just friendly– but sweet. The ladies who work here are the same every week and I am a fan of a restuarant that is able to maintain a consistent staff like that. Now– on to the food.
My son eats the same exact thing every time he goes– a pancake and crispy bacon. They always bring his out as soon as it is ready which is a nice touch. It’s nice to have a restaurant appreciate what it is like to sit at a table with a hungry toddler while he quickly and not so quietly destroys the sugar packets, the napkin holder and dumps the entire content of a salt shaker on my lap.
My husband and I usually get eggs or omelettes. The eggs benedict isn’t my favorite due to the lack of hollandaise in relation to the rest of the plate but it will do in a pinch. Love the farmers omelette and the french toast is right on point with the my other past fave breakfast joints.
There is one thing that makes me send one star packing though– the coffee. It’s terribly. Watery, stale and just NOT cutting it in the caffeine department for me. The last time they went they said the coffee machine was broken and that they had to percolate their own in the back and it was the only time I’ve ever enjoyed my coffee there. I’m thinking of sneaking in there on Saturday nights and smashing their coffee maker every week.
The other great thing about this place is that you get the Westfield State University hangover kids in there talking about their previous nights shenanigans, one night stands and blackouts. And then on the other hand you have your regulars who belly up to the diner-​style bar and sit for an hour with their newspaper and muffin. It’s a really laid back, no frills type of breakfast spot. Never a line, always a booth for me and my fam and even though the coffee hurts my feelings– we’ll be back for a long long time.

Decent spot for breakfast. Food was decent, service was quick and friendly.