Village Square Cafe

This is my wife and I's favorite breakfast/diner spot. Every time we go it's like a step into the past where you had a neighborhood diner in walking distance and it's so cozy and relaxing being there. The staff is so friendly and welcoming. I've had most of waffles and pancakes etc. but my favorite is the blueberry lemon pancakes--so good. Unlimited refreshes of coffee, and everything tastes great.

Went here for lunch on a Monday holiday and it was really busy. My friend knew it was a popular spot so he put us on the online waitlist so we were seated in about 5 minutes after we got there, he had put us on the waitlist 30 minutes prior. It was a fun diner and the service was very nice and very fast, the food portions were really large and everything was pretty good. I enjoyed it!

We had been here a couple of months back on a weekend and it was jam packed with a long wait, so we returned for lunch on a weekday. It was pretty full for a weekday, and it is no surprise because the ambiance, food and service are all stellar! We ordered the California Benedict's and they are by far the best I have tried! Our server was courteous and prompt. The restaurant is clean and has a pleasing vibe with a few bicycles mounted on the wall and a lovely wall painting of Redmond. All in all a great experience for which we will no doubt be returning! Two thumbs up!

Wow!!!!! Friendly staff, cool decor, and amazing food. I had the Corner Beef Hash. I can say, without hesitation, the best Corned Beef Hash I have ever had. It canned with a side order of biscuits and gravy that was equally perfect. Thank you for a great dining experience.

When you're in Redmond for three days and you have breakfast at the same place There must be something going right. We had excellent service great selection on the menu for both lunch and breakfast. The menu has items for vegetarian. I did not see anything vegan on the menu if you would like fruit instead of hashbrowns just ask the right toast is excellent homemade pumpkin pancakes. They listed fresh pies on the menu. I did not try them because breakfast was so large on day one I ordered a full order on day two and three we ordered half orders for breakfast. The restaurant also has cinnamon rolls for large rolls with frosting on top freshly made. they look great. My coffee cup was always filled. They do have tea and hot chocolate on the menu. You can sit at the counter if you'd like, you may want to make a reservation on weekends because it can't be a 20 to 30 minute wait. There's no actual place to wait inside the restaurant and it's cold outside. You'd like to minimize your wait. Reservations are online you may be able to call in advance. Parking is easy centrally located. They have multiple locations but all with a different name same menu though.

Came to Village Square for the first time ever. Boy was it crowded. So expect to wait at least an hour when you arrive. I was able to sit with my niece and we had breakfast at the counter which actually saved us wait time. The food was good hometown breakfast cooking. Thick bacon, great fluffy pancakes. They didn't really have any like diet syrup or sugar-free jam, which is often a challenge for me since I am all allergic to sugar. But overall, we had a good time eating there and people watching. Service was average, I wouldn't say anything special or over attentive. I think we got forgotten, even though we were sitting at the counter. But think of more diner feel so if you're looking for great service, don't come here. But if you're looking for good breakfast this is a spot Check out.

This is hands down my favorite spot in the city of Seattle. It feels like a nice quiet diner. The wait staff was doing their best to handle the rush and I think they did an amazing job. I ordered the monte cristo with a side of fries and it was everything that I could ask for. The food was filling and I loved the strawberry jam sauce. I wish I lived near this place so I could come back all the time.