Village Square Cafe

This is one of their handful of locations on the Eastside. All of the locations are consistent in their great customer service, and amazing food, which is delivered quickly. They offer breakfast and lunch, and there is something that everyone will enjoy.Everything I have had there is very good and there are many options for people that are gluten-free and dairy-free like myself. My favorite and the favorite of many of my friends is the scramble. You get a list of items to pick from in which will be scrambled in with eggs and hashbrowns. You can keep it at that or you can complete the meal with toast or pancakes. They do have gluten-free buckwheat pancakes!! But sadly they do not have gluten-free toast. Warning - this scramble is addicting!!Food is great! Service is great! So exoect a wait! (I rhymed!).

I've traveled many places and I still am obsessed with their California eggs Benedict. Their sauce is amazing. I love the cozy feeling of an old vintage looking cafe. The wait is long on weekends. I prefer their breakfast over brunch options. Their soups are good and my kids love their bacon and pancakes! We're regulars.

After checking the Yelp reviews, I decided to stop by here for brunch! We arrived around 10 and were seated quickly. While there was plenty of seating, I can see how this place gets crowded. I also liked how this place resembled a diner! For my meal, I decided to go with the make your own omelette and chose spinach, onions, chicken sausage and pepper jack cheese. It also came with it a side of toast (5 choices) and hash browns. Everything was very delicious and our food came out super quickly! I also didn't realize this place was a chain, and they have quite a few more in the area.

I went here on a Sunday for brunch. It gets crowded so I recommend adding yourself on the waitlist at-least an hour before.The place has old diner style charm. Staff here are kind and courteous. We ordered a bunch of things and it was a typical brunch dishes. I was expecting a yummy French toast but that was mediocre with the bread being hard and chewy. However, the lemon blueberry pancakes were great and I recommend that to everyone.

Stopped by here for a hearty breakfast before making the long trek back to Portland during rush hour. The young woman who greeted me asked me "can I help you?", which confused me at first, but I replied "I was hoping to eat?". We laughed and she seated me right away. Nice cozy booth by the front. She got me coffee and water immediately, and I settled into the menu.Lots of delicious options from breakfast to lunch fare... I knew I needed something with GRAVY. Chicken fried steak it is!Eventually I ordered and the food came out pretty quick. Holy crap... it was a huge spread! I proceeded to get down... everything was perfect! I ate almost all of it, knowing full well I'd be in a food coma for the drive home. Worth it!This place is really cool, with nice people, and tasty food. I will definitely be back the next time I'm in town!

Friendly staff, typical diner feel. Food was good. The only thing is the place is super small and gets busy very fast. So if you're going, be patient.

If you're looking for some good places for a nice breakfast - you should definitely checkout Village Square Cafe in Redmond! I live nearby however, still need to join the waitlist because it gets crowded too quickly specially on weekends! So if you're planning to visit, please join the waitlist atleast an hour before! Their menu offers too many things and everything is so good! Anything with eggs is my favourite here! And just so you know - their serving quantity is huge! Be ready!

Was not that impressed. Called to place take out order and after 4 min on hold i gave up and called back later. I ordered a omelet. Was $22!! They charge a "packaging surcharge" of $1.52 for take out.My omelet was horrible. The eggs were runny inside. I hate uncooked eggs. Seemed like it had more cheese than the actual ingredients i ordered. Really wanted to like this place but was super dissapointed.

Cozy diner with a great variety of breakfast options! The Hobo Scramble came with pancakes for a delicious, comforting meal. Wasn't impressed with the Banana Pecan Waffles though, which seemed small in portion size and had little actual topping. Loved the bike-themed decor - it's a cute tie-in to Redmond ("Bicycle Capital of the Northwest") and makes the spot feel truly local. Friendly service too. Would totally call this place the town's favorite diner!

This sister restaurant of Crystal Creek Cafe, etc is excellent! The wait times can be long, but worth it and the bar is first come first served. The prices here are reasonable and the half portions are still plenty. I love the strawberry rhubarb French toast and the coffee with creamer is yummy. Service is always friendly. The place had an old café ambiance.