The Milleridge Inn

The good: Atomosphere atmosphere atmosphere. It's one of the most beautiful restaurants I have ever been to. I went during the peak of the Christmas craziness on a Friday night for dinner at 7. The service was friendly the food was good the place was beautiful and there wasn't even a wait to sit. The not so good: It took about an hour and a half between when we ordered to when we got our food. Their Christmas village closes at 9 By the time we got the check after dinner, it was 9:30. We were hoping yo see the village so we planned to eat quicker. We sat at 7! No appetizers or desserts! The waiter explained there was a mix-up in the kitchen and apologized, but it definitely changed how much we liked the place. In addition, the glass I got had a large notable stain of dirt or grime around the rim! Super gross! When we complained, they apologized but did not comp the drink or bring a replacement. We did not make a big fuss, but we were hoping for something. Overall, I might revist if I could go when there weren't so many crowds but the friendly staff seemed overwhelmed because of the mass of customers to the point where the food isn't being served quickly and dishes are notably dirty.

Everything about the restaurant was great, in spite of a family letting their 3 young children run around and touching the Christmas tree. The food was very good, the service was very efficient considering how crowded the restaurant was. After dinner we went to check out the stores which we discovered were all closed despite only being 8:00. There were at least a couple hundred people walking around complaining about the stores being closed so early on a Saturday night so close to Christmas.

Great food, always a nice place to visit. Holiday parties are 5 star here. The food is fantastic and cooked to order meticulously. The portions are as expected. The service is phenomenal and the waiters and waitresses are very attentive. The atmosphere is fantastic and it's quite a lovely place to visit, especially around the holidays. They go all out with the lights and decorations and carolers around the Christmas holiday.

This place was so beautiful. It has been around since before the Revolutionary War. Established in 1672 I believe. A lot history here. One of the oldest food eateries in the U.S. . The food was excellent, the service was on point and the atmosphere was perfect for this time of year. They had it all decked out for the holidays. It must have taken a lot of time to put up all those decorations. We had braised short rib, pot roast, Long Island duck and a steak sandwich. It’s a little on the pricey side but if you can afford it don’t hesitate to go. They also have a little village on the premises with shops, Santa pictures a chain saw wood carver and more. See the website for times and dates.

We went for Sunday brunch and it was wonderful! The atmosphere is classic and totally represents the vibe of the 1692 build date and beyond! The decor is very cool with some antique items and beautiful wood mill work throughout. The food selection for brunch was absolutely amazing! Everything you can imagine and MORE! The bread is delicious and the small loaf baked with cinnamon sugar was perfect. This is the bread they make the French toast with and it's delicious also! There was fresh fruit, every kind of cheese 🧀 imaginable, little cereals, pastries, smoked salmon, bagels, a cornucopia of hot dishes including tilapia. They have an omelet station to design your own as they cook it for you right there. There's a seafood bar with shrimp and king crabblegs, a carving board with turkey and London broil. Just amazing. Our server was a sweetie and was very attentive. Definitely was really nice and fun. Food delicious and well worth the price! Will be going back for sure!!

We love this charming restaurant. It is really is one of a kind. The decorations are just over the top and we just love being there. After we eat in the restaurant we love heading over to the shops. The Christmas shop is filled with so much holiday decor and gifts. Every year we come we purchase a new nut cracker to add to our collection.

Went in late November, it was all decorated for Christmas which I loved, very cozy, was able to sit in front of fireplace. They give you a warm cinnamon bread before your meal which was amazing! I ordered the French onion soup which had so much cheese just the way I like it, we shared a roast sandwich to share and I’m glad we did because it was big with fries. They also have a bar and sitting area. Big parking lot, they had a Christmas village but only open on weekends which was a shame, I would have loved to get a coffee and pastry shop around and get some unique gifts☹️

Such a great place to visit especially during the holidays. It is so incredibly festive and beautiful. Every inch of this historic property is covered in beautiful holiday decorations. We visited the Milleridge Inn and started out by enjoying dinner in the Milleridge Inn. It was delicious. We had the chicken, and the kids had chicken fingers. We were able to walk around a bit and see some of the banquet rooms. They are also decorated. We loved the Philodendrum room. It was so pretty. We were even able to see the original part of the Milleridge Inn. Then we strolled the Milleridge Village. More beautiful lights and decorations. We used some of the backdrops to take some family photos. We visited the bakery for some cookies and the general store and the Christmas shop. We were able to get some hot chocolate for the kids in the Cafe. It was such a cute and festive night. They have the grinch events at the Carriage house, would love to try that next year. Overall it was a must see!