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Village Inn

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3.8 Google Review
9800 W Happy Valley Rd, Peoria, Arizona, 85383, United States
(623) 572-2708 villageinn.com
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Apr 29, 2018
Store is clean and well staffed. We were seated right away and our food came out very quickly. Only negative was they didn’t have white toast and I wasn’t informed until they brought my food out. So I had to wait 10 minutes to get my toast which at that point I was already done with my breakfast..

Apr 8, 2018
Great place to visit on Wednesday as it is free pie day. Food is for the most part consistent. Good service staff.

Mar 25, 2018
Poor service. Many customers left angry. Half the restaurant had empty tables and 15 min wait, with no explanation. Kathleen, the manager seemed overwhelmed or didnt care. Not sure which? Once seated, 40 minutes to get breakfast. Won't be back any time soon to Happy Valley/Lake Pleasant location. Jennifer, our server, did try hard, though.

May 21, 2018
Great service & friendly. They do have good steak and egg breakfast. Yummy.

May 8, 2018
Could use a pick me up on staff. Some were very happy and excited others didnt seem to bother if your cup was empty. Second time being there wasn't all great my mothers was displeased with her food being cold and our waitress didnt seem to care as much then the manager came around with an attitude saying "our food comes out right from the window" seems to me that was a hoax considering if could have been under a heat lamp. The

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