Valley Café

humberto “curly” ortiz

This has become a favorite weekend breakfast spot for me and my wife. Great service and good food. I am particularly fond of the eggs Benedict while my wife loves the omelettes. The place is small and offers indoor and outdoor seating. The outdoor seating and small, homie feel are really nice. The outdoor seating is important to us because we like to be able to take our dog with us and the relatively small and not overly crowded space makes us feel comfortable having our pet with us. The name of this restaurant recently changed but the staff is the same and breakfast is still really good.

Christine Fuller

Delicious food. Reasonable portions. Friendly service. Added onions to my country potatoes at request. A great little cafe with character!

David Burns

After having tried almost every place in town that serves breakfast, I found this place on trip advisor and I have to say I'm very impressed. Food is good and a decent price, atmosphere is great you will be staring at all the stuff on the wall and ceiling reading everything. This is actually one of the first places I've been to in a long time were I leave feeling full after eating. The only downside is they are a smaller dinner and they need another bus boy to clear the tables quicker. There were dishes everywhere the whole time I was here.

Ellen Warner

More is more here, at least when it comes to decor. There are cutsey signs and memorabilia on every surface, including the ceiling, restrooms, and the menus. The whole vibe is traditional, conservative Americana. The service is very, very pleasant and they seem eager to please. Three of us ordered two salads and an egg plate. One salad arrived with the wrong mix of ingredients and slightly undercooked grilled chicken (they did not charge us for this and happily replaced it after a long delay), but the other salad was fine/OK, except for the bottled dressing. The egg dish was pretty good. If you visit, I recommend you skip the salads and order a traditional breakfast plate.