Mill Street Eats

They have amazing food and it is so yummyBut........ They spend money on the wrong things like they don't have good drinks in my opinion and they never give you silverware unless you ask but in total it is a very good place with amazing foodPs. I LOVE THAT THEY ALOUD DOGS

We walked in to grab some quick bites to go. There was only person working at that time, trying her best to operate the kitchen and the register. The kitchen seemed a bit old and messy. Not much room to sit inside. But some benches in the porch available. We got some chic tender and fries. It was okay but somewhat expensive.

Hidden GEM!Me and my boyfriend stumbled across this spot and what a find it was! three stories inside, outside and rooftop seating areas. Plenty to do here, karaoke some nights, pool tables and live music. They have a small menu but oh is it mighty. You order at the counter, and someone brings it to the table. The onion rings, burgers, and fries were delicious and came our pretty fast! I ended up having like half a burger to take home. I also noticed there was free popcorn. Nice touch. I plan on coming back for karaoke night!

This little deli like restaurant is the bomb! Downtown Morrison with a patio over looking a running stream. Great service! Our party of 4 enjoyed the cheese curds, fries, cheeseburger, philly cheesesteak and chicken sandwich. Full menu with lots of choices. Our dogs were allowed on the porch.

We loved this spot to grab lunch before our show at Red Rocks. They were out of GF buns but were able to make a snack wrap with their burgers for us GF folks. We sat outside and it was a great spot.

If you're looking for a classic grilled cheeseburger, this is the place to go. They are pretty tasty and just add your side of fries, chips, sweet tater fries, etc. The service is good, and if you dine outside, you can sit at a covered table overlooking the creek that runs by there.

The setup at Mill Street Eats is confusing. From the street, the building looks like it houses a sit-down restaurant and bar, but when you walk in you are greeted with a fast-food counter where you order. No real seating unless you sit outside along the creek or in one of the multiple seating areas in the Morrison Holiday Bar. It appears this little kitchen has partnered with the Morrison Holiday Bar. It's connected to it via a doorway.Maybe Mill Street Eats was originally the kitchen for the bar and then split off to be its own business? I don't know. But if you are planning to sit at the bar and eat, plan on walking over to the fast-food counter at Mill Street Eats first to place your order before you sit down. Then take your order number on a chrome stand to your table. That is how the food runner will find you.The food is okay. It's more fast food than bar food, that's a compliment. And their fries were outstanding. I can't put my finger on it but there was something about them that I wished I could have ordered them by the bucket. When you get your food it's in a plastic basket and if you need ketchup for your fries, it comes in tear-open packets. Being connected to Morrison Holiday Bar, you've got lots of different places to sit and eat. There are outside tables along the creek, there is a long bar room with a music stage at the back. There's another room off of the music stage with two pool tables and some tables and chairs. Behind the music stage is a stairway to two elevated decks. At the beginning of those stairs are seats around a firepit. The first of the two elevated decks has some tables, chairs, and a comfy-looking couch. The top deck is on the rooftop and has more tables and chairs.If you sit in the Morrison Holiday Bar and want something to drink, it goes on their register. You can't order alcoholic drinks as part of your food order. I'm not sure, but I also believe there are no servers in the bar so you have to go to the bartender if you want drinks. Or maybe they just don't have servers at lunch, but might when there is a full bar with music playing. I don't know.

My sister and I strolled up and down the street after visiting Red Rock and out of all the choices for food we liked THIS PLACE the best. This is an OLD BAR. The food was good, the beer was cold, and the staff was nice. It was relaxing. The one unfortunate thing was the kitchen griddle was so tiny they could only make food in small quantities, so the wait was a bit long. But I love old bars. and yes it is dog-friendly.

Do not eat here. There is better mediocore food in that area. Over priced and small portions made by some kids. I ordered the turkey and bacon sandwich to go and they forgot to add the turkey. The chicken melt was so greasy and the ceasar salad wrap barely had any chicken. This is a tourist trap for sure. Just don't eat here.

$50 for 2 cheeseburgers seems a bit steep for me. Burger didn't have much flavor and the fries a way too salty. The grill is very small so the food takes quite a bit of time to come out. Hard to even find the front door because their actual front door doesn't operate. The nice part is the outdoor seating, and that's the only reason I gave the one star. The food gets zero stars