Village Inn - Breakfast restaurant in Ozark - 850 N 17th St, USA

Very dated restaurant inside and out. The server took 15 minutes to get us drinks and seemed annoyed at the other server assigned to our table but took the initiative to grab us drinks after passing our table several times without so much as talking to us or acknowledging our presence. Another 5 minutes until our actual server arrived; we had considered leaving and just as we were about to get up that was when she finally took our order. Another 15 minutes elapsed before food got to table. Our burgers were decent and fries were pretty good too. The chef seemed to have his job down. It was the waitress that clearly had no sense of urgency. We hope this was an off day but it definitely seemed like there was a bit of friction between the staff. Also we were told of a corporate decision to cut back on staffing hours which probably was the source of the tension. The restaurant was not very busy and it seemed to have plenty of workers for the tables but no motivation to actual wait on tables. Very sad all around experience.

You want a good breakfast in Ozark, Missouri? Go to Village Inn. This place has everything you need: eggs, pancakes, bacon, coffee, and pies. Lots and lots of pies. But I’m not here to talk about pies. I’m here to talk about the Rio Grande Skillet. This is not your typical breakfast dish. This is a feast for the senses. A mountain of potatoes, peppers, cheese, smoked pork and eggs, topped with two beautiful fried eggs and sliced jalapeños and served with pico de gallo and sour cream. It’s hot, it’s cheesy, it’s meaty, it’s crunchy, it’s creamy. It’s everything you want in a skillet and more. It will make you sweat, it will make you smile, it will make you happy. And the pancakes. Oh, the pancakes. Fluffy, golden, buttery pancakes, drizzled with maple syrup. They’re the perfect complement to the skillet. They balance out the spice and add some sweetness. They melt in your mouth and fill your belly. Village Inn is not just a Diner. It’s a destination. The staff are friendly and efficient, the atmosphere is cozy and inviting, the prices are fair and reasonable. Whether you live here or you’re just passing by, you’ll feel at right at home at Village Inn. It’s one of the best places to eat in Ozark, Missouri. Heck it’s one of the best places to eat in the entire Ozarks. Don’t believe me? Try it for yourself. You’ll thank me later.

If you want your eggs cooked correctly this is the place and I mean the one in Ozark Mo. You cannot get an egg in Springfield cooked right. I stayed at the Days Inn (wonderful also) for a month and a half while my Mom was in the Hospital. Always good food and excellent service. The Reuben Sandwich along with the Eggs Benedict and anything else on the menu. No disappointments

I have always had great experiences on many occasions here till this morning .order came and started to eat when I used the pepper shaker a bug dropped right into the plate. I flagged down a waitress and she took the plate. The manager showed up David H. And insinuated that that I had brought the bugs with me from outside. As a customer service manager for 30+ years and a regular patron of that business, I am beside myself on how hi a statement was in any way helpful to the situation He should be ashamed of himself and I will never recommend their business again.

A little daddy daughter breakfast! We were seated fairly quickly. Our waiter really took care of us. Food was good and at a decent price. Good Portions on both meals. We would go back

We decided to come in for lunch that everyone could agree on for all. There were so many options. I had the salad and sandwich combo with Ice Tea! It was so yummy! All the food was fresh, tasty and fulfilling! Hayden was our server and he was very nice and patient with us considering our kids dropped their water all over the table. I'm sorry again! Thanks for taking care of us and being so nice and friendly -- All the staff! 10/10 recommend! PS. Be patient with the workers. They close early because they are short staffed!

My husband and I went there today. The food we ate and the service was good. Where my complaint is. Is we bought a whole pecan pie and a slice of key lime pie. We have not eaten the pecan but I tried to eat the key lime pie. First of all it didn’t taste like key lime. It was the worst pie I have ever had. I can’t say key line even though that’s what it was but nothing about it tasted like key lime. I wasted money getting it. And had to throw it away. Abd they are not cheap!! So don’t get the pie that is suppose to be key lime because it doesn’t taste like it. And it taste nasty!! And key lime is my favorite so I know what I’m talking about.

Clearly lacking Mgr around. Suggest not to sit people near kitchen when you have an almost empty lobby. Workers having a good time at work, listening to music and talking and that's fine, just don't put customers close. Ordered item off menu that list several things, what I got had 3 items missing, but charged same price. Then to find pieces of a different burnt food in food I ordered, not appetizing. Pointed out to waiter, and cashier took off 10 percent which was a buck.. should of probably got a Mgr to check food. Probably won't return