Village Inn Kitchen Sink Omelette Price, Nutrition and Allergen

Hash Browns: Make it Your Way

Hash Brown Additions	Price
Mushrooms	(+ $1.00)
Tomato	(+ $1.00)
Salsa	(+ $1.00)
Brown Gravy	(+ $1.25)
Diced Ham	(+ $1.50)
Sour Cream	(+ $1.00)
Onion	(+ $1.00)
Avocado	(+ $1.50)
Country Gravy	(+ $1.25)
Cheese	(+ $1.00)
Hollandaise Sauce	(+ $1.25)
Bacon	(+ $1.50)
Spinach	(+ $1.00)
Jalapeno	(+ $1.00)
Green Peppers	(+ $1.00)
Red Peppers	(+ $1.00)
Cream Cheese	(+ $1.00)
Grilled Chicken	(+ $1.50)
Broccoli	(+ $1.00)

Pancakes or Toast

Side Options	Calories
Cookies & Cream Pancakes	–(+ $4.25)
Buttermilk Pancakes	Adds 300
Toast	–
English Muffin	–
1/2 Belgian Waffle	–(+ $1.50)

FAQs

What is the price of the Kitchen Sink Omelette at Village Inn?

The Kitchen Sink Omelette is priced at $14.99 at most Village Inn locations.

How many calories are in the Kitchen Sink Omelette?

The exact calorie count for the Kitchen Sink Omelette is not listed, but it is known to be one of the higher-calorie options due to its hearty ingredients.

What ingredients are included in the Kitchen Sink Omelette?

The Kitchen Sink Omelette typically includes a mix of bacon, sausage, ham, cheese, onions, peppers, and tomatoes, served with hash browns and a choice of toast or pancakes.

What allergens are present in the Kitchen Sink Omelette?

Common allergens include eggs, dairy (cheese), and possibly gluten (from toast or pancakes). It may also contain traces of soy depending on preparation methods.

Can I customize the Kitchen Sink Omelette at Village Inn?

Yes, customers can request substitutions such as egg whites or alternative sides like fresh fruit instead of hash browns or toast.

Does Village Inn offer allergen-friendly options for the Kitchen Sink Omelette?

While specific allergen-free options are not detailed, egg whites or low-cholesterol egg substitutes can be used to modify the dish.

How does the Kitchen Sink Omelette compare to other omelettes at Village Inn?

The Kitchen Sink Omelette is one of the most filling and ingredient-packed options compared to others like the Denver or California Omelettes, which have fewer ingredients and calories