Millville Restaurant

I'm glad to report that I had another great breakfast at the diner.The biscuits and gravy were better this time than the last.The gravy was full of sausage, flavor, and goodness.The biscuits are big and fluffy that were made for sausage gravy.Great coffee and even better service.

So glad we tried this place. Small town feel complete with cornfields across street. Great people inside, good food, but you won't find real butter or cheese. But, you'll be treated well and always have a full cup and belly.

Great small diner. Been going for my entire life. Specials every day. Good breakfast and lunch.

I HATE writing this review. Stick to the BASICS (fried eggs and perhaps the special of the day?,?who knows). Otherwise... So far, this place has all of the charm and none of the quality of a small town comfort-food diner. you know when every food item is subpar, and then all of a sudden other, little things feel like unnecessary errors? This is that place. To be fair, my main course, a blt , was fine. I sort of thought I was getting the double decker, but the waitress didn't ask, and I ended up with the flat sandwich. I asked for some extra tomato and mayonnaise, which I receivedI also asked for new ice in my water, which came that way. Good. (About 50% of the time when I eat out, I end up with water with ice)Waitress was beaming a bit about the cabbage. Turns out, it was overcooked to a bit of a mush, had no flavor, no salt, and had I think exactly 3 small bits of ham. The entire dish had no flavor unless there was a piece of ham in the spoon. I added salt. Based on the recommendation of other yelpers, I got the biscuits and gravy. Seems to be a bit of a specialty here. In fact, the waitress in a bit of a comment, also with a twinkle in her eye (she's very nice), biscuits and gravy are "really good."Nothing of the sort. Did not have any discernible flavor in the gravy. And the gravy seemed completely unsalted as well. Sadly, the sausage pieces in the gravy had the consistency of flavor of some thing made with too much wheat flour, like a meatloaf, gone awry... The sausage pieces were not discernibly salty, and did not taste like sausage. One of them was so dense that it could not cut through it with a spoon, and had a hard time cutting through with teeth . Ohio abandoned the pieceOverall, the dish was Not fatty, not salty, no sausage flavor...what's the point?For what it's worth, the biscuits were fantastic. Fairly Dense , chewy, (all in a very good way hard to describe) -- great.I never was offered a refill on her on my....ack whatever, you get there idea

Friendly little diner tho' it says Restaurant. Is warm and cozy and feels more like a diner for breakfast brunch or dinner. They are not an evening eatery but their biscuits and gravy are on point if you even know what truly good gravy is. The service is a little slow but this place is not where you come if you're in a hurry. You have to take time to relax and enjoy your meal and there's not a better place to grab a delicious, southern cooking style meal in a close by friendly place. Stop in..you will feel welcomed.

Stopped here after swim meet. Enjoyed the breakfast and environment - lots of good comfort food, homey diner, and great service .

Their food is homemade and delicious, service is great and delicious friendly. If you want a great country breakfast, this is the place.

It's a great small place, the food is like my mom used to cook. The service is very good and the people are friendly. It's kind of a hole in the wall but worth the trip.

Great breakfast hope to try the Metts next trip service was great helped me get an egg stain off my shirt

I was not impressed! Has reasonably good reputation. We had seven in our group. I thought the food was adequate. Others thought it was worse - particularly the pancakes.Took WAY too long to get our food after placing order. Several others, obviously regulars, ordered after us, but got their food before us. Situated in an old house, so I thought had potential as a small town jewel. NO!