The Village Diner

The theme of end of summer travel has been hitting diners for brunch/breakfast. This was probably the 3rd or 4th diner we have hit in the last couple weeks so the bar is pretty high here... LOL!!!!! Restaurant is quaint and definitely has the diner vibe going on. You can tell the diner has been really loved and needs some TLC but often times that is a sign of great food. BLT sandwich was excellent and the bite of french toast I had was just the right ending to lunch. Would recommend their side of hand cut fries. Food was great though service was inconsistent. Meal took a long time to come out and others who came in after us had their meals before our meals and we got sandwiches. Also, one of the sandwiches was not as order. Diner was busy and was hard to get service. Would highly recommend diner does get busy on weekends do plan accordingly

If you are looking for a homey family style eatery, this is the place. The waitresses were talking to long time customers but still made us first timers feel welcome. My waffle was fantastic, but there was a texture issue with the eggs Benedict. Peggy, our waitress was attentive and friendly without crowding us at all. A definite throwback to the 50's and well worth the trip.

Another place I've been to a few times and this time it was just meh.Came on a Sunday afternoon. Wasn't sure if I wanted Bfast or lunch. Chose lunch. Got the classic burger with fries. My associate got the tuna melt. She loved her tuna melt. My burger was just ok. The lettuce was wilted and had brown all over it, the tomato was tiny, and I got 2 little pickles and some onion. It was just meh. The other issue was my fries. Again, I seem to get all the little burnt end fries. Not the long good fries. Whatever. All in all it was a very blah lunch. Service was ok. Never came back to check on us or give me more Dr Pepper. The place is pretty steady. Very diner looking which is good. Prices are ok. Plenty of parking. I'll probably skip for awhile.

Mine: omelet was very goodFries were an affront to humanity. Zero crisp. All grease Partner: onion rings were amazing"Cheese" on burger tasted sour and ruined anything redeeming about the burger.The server was great! Andrea? Something like that. Very nice young lady on top of refills. The fries really were a travesty.

On our way home we wanted to get a bite to eat before heading back to Mansfield. We liked the classic diner facade and interior. Our waitress was fast and friendly. We decided on breakfast. My wife ordered their short stack with a side of sausage while I ordered the two egg breakfast with Gyro meat. The pancakes were huge and fluffy and I thought the quasi Greek breakfast was absolutely delicious! So happy we stopped in!

Stop at the Village Diner today. We had been by many times, on our way to Mike's Farmers Market. This is a cute, retro diner. The staff was friendly and welcoming. They have a great menu of food you would expect to see at a diner. My husband ordered the Peantbutter and jelly stuffed French toast. I had the original sourdough French toast. The food came out quickly. It was delicious!!! I highly recommend a trip to the Village Diner. You won't be disappointed!

Small cite actual mobile diner from yesteryear.Service was mediocre, very greeindly but not particularly efficient. When she delivered my don his OJ she spilled akot on the table, said whoops ans never wiped it up. It was not a busybmorning.Our food was about the same. My sons waffle wasnt cooked inside, he ate the chicken off the top, the server didnt even notice she cleared a plate with an entire waffle on it.I had lox and scrambled eggs, which was mostly undercooked onion. They tried with the hashbrowns, they used a fresh potato...but they were greasy and not crispy- bake your potatoes til they are just done, then cool them, peel and run through a cheesegrater. Hashbrowns will be crispy and starchy, and cook much faster. No charge for the advice. Dont eat here.

The Village Diner is an amazing hidden gem in Cleveland. Amazing service, prices, and food!

Fast service. Good food. Casual atmosphere. I had the corned beef hash. My eggs were perfect.

Food is bad. Service was ok. Owner is a serious crab. Told her this weekend was tax free in Ohio and she denied it saying she didn't get any notice from the state. Explained it was all over the news and she said she doesn't pay attention to that stuff. Booths are fixed with tape. Friend eggs Benedict and said it's the worst she's ever gotten. My fish sandwich was blaaa and 1st serving of fries were all cold burnt ends. Skip this place it's a dump,