The Mill Coffee &Tea

Was in Lincoln for a work event and decided to explore a little. This place came highly recommended by some locals. It has such a cute, rustic vibe. The staff were very friendly and gave good recommendations. I ordered a vanilla latte and the quiche Lorraine. Their espresso is really good. Very happy with the quality. The quiche Lorraine was out of this world. First of all, you get a very large, generous portion and it's so fluffy and flavorful. I liked that the ham was diced into little cubes and plentiful. The cheese added a wonderful contrast.Definitely check them out! For two lattes and a quiche it was around 19$, very fairly priced!

This place always gets busy in the morning! We were lucky to come here on a Monday when it was kind of quiet service was friendly lots of options to buy coffee beans to bring home

While The Mill is one of our favorite places to hang-out in Lincoln, it won't be for most. The building is very old in the middle of the Hay Market area. Parking is always an issue, while we can usually find a place within a block, there have been times I had to park and walk. ALL parking is metered.But we both love the ambiance and frequently after 'having coffee' for a while will walk to a restaurant nearby for dinner. They offer a sweet roll or muffin, but these are often gone. They do NOT make these themselves. but I believe from a nearby bakery. The roast their own coffee and offer 20 to 30 different blends. You will have to try a few and decide which ones you might like. I don't rally have a favorite, but have discovered a few I don't like at all. If you buy and take-out or sit and drink your coffee or tea there is normally a choice of 2 different coffee roasts, but any of 30+ teas. For us The Mill is a place to sit, read, watch the foot traffic and simple ENJOY the day. We do not live close by which makes it a 'timeout' from the everyday.We have seen many cars drive up and have someone take out their order to them. I should mention that all their teas and coffees are for sale in bulk, I have purchased and tried several but won't recommend as this is very personal. Cost is within normal charges from experience for bulk and individual cups.

This is an adorable coffee place in Lincoln. We stopped in during the farmers market and the line was out the door. I almost walked out, but they move surprisingly fast. We got 2 breakfast sandwiches and 2 large lattes.

This rustic coffee shop is located in The Haymarket area of Lincoln. As soon as you enter the coffee shop you are welcomed by the smell of roasting coffee and friendly staff. I immediately was taken back by how large this coffee shop. They had a large room off to the side with a hallway that just kept going with cozy spots for sitting and enjoying your coffee in a quiet space. The mini airplanes hanging from the ceiling added to the eclectic space. The shop had a number of items to purchase, t-shirts, coffee, candy and other local goods. As it was a hot day I decided to try their hibiscus cooler - it was so refreshing and wish I had ordered a larger size! Next time I'm in Lincoln, I will definitely try their coffee!!

Great coffee shop. They have plenty of places to sit, delicious pastries and coffee! They also have a lot of merchandise they you can purchase, as well as coffee and matcha. I got a strawberry matcha today. The baristas as so nice and helpful and they can give you excellent suggestions.

It is a good fresh brew, and there is plenty of variety for sale. It is a cozy, quaint hangout that has been around for quite some time.

Friendly service and great coffee and pastries! Great location at 11th and O street! Interesting live sports radio at this location .

Nice little coffee place with a good amount of indoor and outdoor seating. We stopped in a while back up visiting family in Lincoln and wanted a place to relax. We ordered a drip coffee and cappuccino and ended up sitting out on the covered patio enjoying the breeze and drinks. The coffee was piping hot and had a nice flavor to it. The cappuccino was nice and full flavored and had the perfect amount of sweetness and no bitterness. The pastries looked amazing, but we had just eaten so had to pass on those.

I was trying to get a snack for my crying son, but the kids working must have thought that talking amongst themselves was more important than a screaming Toddler. When I interrupted their conversation to at least leave my wallet to get a muffin so they could "take their time" processing the order, they simple said, "we can't do that." I walked out and will never be returning, especially with learning there are much better options within walking distance. Taking care of your employees should therefore help take care of your customer. They do not have this type of philosophy and should be extremely disappointed. Check out Rabbit Hole Bakery or The Coffee House. They at least have a smile on their faces.