New Review: The Village Cafe in Redmond

Today I headed to the gym super early for an intense treadmill workout. I love to hate this workout... because is 60 minutes long and just goes on forever. :) Check it out:

Minutes	Pace
0:00-10:00	Warm-up jog; 5.0 MPH.
10:00-10:20	Sprint at 7.5 MPH.
10:20-11:20	Jog at 5.0 MPH.
11:20-14:00	Repeat minutes 10:00-11:20 twice.
14:00-17:00	Jog at 5.0 MPH.
17:00-27:00	Run at 6.5 MPH.
27:00-31:00	Jog at 5.0 MPH.
31:00-35:00	Run at 6.5 MPH.
35:00-39:00	Jog at 5.0 MPH.
39:00-55:00	Repeat minutes 31:00-39:00 twice.
55:00-60:00	Gradually slow pace to cool down at jog/walk.

After my workout I got all beautified for my hot brunch date with Tassoula my Foodie partner in crime. We chose to eat at The Village Cafe in Redmond today. I got there around 10:30PM and there was a line out the door which is always a great sign. I put my name in and the wait was around 20 minutes, which isn't that bad.

Tassoula and I chatted about pretty much everything and agreed that we were in love this spot. It was a neighborhood diner that served traditional breakfast. The wait went by quickly because we again just talked. :) On a side note how adorable is Tassoula... she made me a homemade valentine. So freaking cute! I just love her so much.

We both decided to go with carb friendly menu items. I ordered a half order of swedish pancakes and decided to make it a combo with 2 scrambled eggs and bacon! Yummo!! When my plates came out I was so happy. I have never had swedish pancakes before so the 'lingonberries sauce' was a delighful topping and made my swedish pancakes even more memorable. My breakfast was perfection!!

Village Square Cafe

Service: Friendly, attentive and helpful.
Atmosphere: I loved the old school diner feel to this place... which meant its focus is squarely on the food!
Food: The menu options were plentiful and once you decided believe me you won't be disappointed! Swedish pancakes and Blitz Berry Waffle were both delicious.
Price: This place is definitely affordable... with tax and tip I ended up paying $18 again a generous tip was included.