Mill Street Tavern

Went on a Saturday in August - a friend and I had visited the winery across the street and popped in for a late lunch! I ordered the Caesar salad and fries, she had ordered a chicken sandwich and fries. Decent portions for the price too. My friend's sandwich did some with nothing on it - it was just the grilled chicken and bread which was a bit odd... Service was good - nothing special and it did take a while to get our check. Overall it was an okay spot - could have been just cause we had gone on a busy day but I'd try again another time for sure.

The food was good the service was fair. The portions are considerably smaller than precovid. It was extremely busy in there but it is not nearly as clean and organized as previously. There was a huge encouragement to pay with cash. Not certain as to why. It was clear they were short staffed. Again the food was good and service good but it appeared to have been hit by the pandemic. Good luck to you all.

Traveling through on our way to Rochester and stopped in Cannon Falls for lunch. Picked Mill Street Tavern randomly and what a surprise. I had their Rueben and my wife had their fish sandwich. It was one of the best Ruebens I've had, and I've had a lot of ruebens. Corn Beef piled high, just the right amount of kraut, toasted perfectly. They also provided extra Thousand Island dressing on the side. The fish sandwich was very tasty, served on a soft bun with plenty of tartar sauce. We had our food to go, but the tavern on the inside was warm and welcoming. We'll definitely stop by again.

cozy place in cannon falls to gather with some friends and chat and have a cocktail. The male bartender did an amazing job following my very specific instructions on how to make our drinks. He is mainly the reason this place got four stars and not three! We got more service from him than our female waitress as he stopped by the table a few times and followed up with us ladies to make sure all was good and make us more drinks. The food was just okay--I got Fettuccini Alfredo and it was bland----I would not order that again--I will probably just stick to a basic chicken sandwich or something most places have.The inside has a nice exposed brick wall and plenty of smaller tables. It is not overly loud so you can actually have decent conversation here.

This is a cozy little place that you can grab a beer or glass of wine and some grub. We had a whiskey burger and a french dip. Both of them were good. The service is friendly and attentive. It is a cute little place with a nice decor and and they have a spacious patio to enjoy in the good weather months. If you are outdoorsy or had too much to drink, there is the nearby Cannon River Trail that you can stroll on for miles if you wish. I like the small town of cannon falls, they have good pizza, wineries and outdoorsy things to do. Cute town, check it out! Maybe I will see you there.

The Captain Jack burger was one of the greatest burgers I've ever had (yes, I have a list). Don't skip.

The best Friday Night Fish Fry I've been able to find since moving to Minnesota. Definitely recommend the Cod.

from the moment we walked in the door on a Saturday afternoon, we were greeted by a waiter named Javier... he was the rudest person I've ever encountered in a restaurant.very cocky and full of himself, making inappropriate comments to our group of women.we ordered drinks, they came without incident. one of our group only had one beer.we ordered ... food came.. the Cajun chicken salad came without chicken. how do you miss that when you're delivering it to the table????the person having just one beer had to leave so I told Javier to put it on my tab.... he did not. he gave me two separate tabs... one for four dollars (beer) and mine for $18.24.now, working in finance, I can add that together this is $22.24.I gave him $40.24 and asked for the change as I would calculate the tip.he brings me back, not $18.00, but $17and some odd changewhen I said the two bills totaled $22.24 together he got very belligerent and said you can see the math right there and walked away ... he had made a NEW bill with them together on one tab and it was more money. WTH??? and had the balls to make me out to be the one who can't add? wow, not sure how they can make two bills more by adding them together but Javier did it.won't be going there again.between his rude comments and condescending flattery... he lost our business

No idea why this place gets the ratings it does. (Likely by locals pumping up their hometown hangout) Ambiance seemed good - hence a half star, beer was cold, another half star. Food was gross. Soup was right out of a frozen bag and heated up. Steak bites appetizer was tiny tidbits of rubber on a small 6" saucer with a dipping sauce in the middle. (Note to Mill Street- stop serving that appetizer, it's a joke.) Mill Street Melt was bland. And regular burger -served on day-old bun-was grey if you know what I mean (lesson: beware of places that don't ask how you'd like it done). Bottom line- pass on this place unless you're meeting friends for a beer (just a beer).

Myself and 2 friends were visiting the opening of a new boutique in town which we drove 100 miles to Cannon Falls. As we left we asked the owner where a good place to eat was, she suggested the Mill Street Tavern. When we arrived the place was busy as it was the dinner hour. We looked for a sign that stated wait to be seated, as there was none we noticed a table which had some dishes left on it so we sat down. a few minutes later a waitress came to our table and told us that it was poor etiquette to sit at a table that was not cleared off. She just kept on telling us how it was poor restaurant etiquette to sit at a table that was not cleaned off. The tables next to us could hear her. She made us feel so uncomfortable we left. I am 72 years old and i have never been treated so poorly by waitstaff. We then went to Northfield and had a wonderful dinner at the Reunion restaurant. My friends and I laughed and said that being treated like that was first for us at a restaurant.