Millie's - Menu

Went for a breakfast and ordered two full English breakfasts. After a couple of days, we were violently sick and violently had diarrhea due to this meal. Never going to eat here again.

Had afternoon tea today 12th dec to celebrate my mums 90th birthday what a lovely tea it was, we had two savoury stands one sweet more than enough for 6 people with some to take home, service was excellent food tasty fresh, a lovely family afternoon, thank you

Have always had a good meal in the restaurant. However it was closed today so visited the coffee shop. The unsmiling assistants had a brusque manner. Asked for full payment for meal when bringing drinks. Menu pricing for jacket potatoes was misleading. The food was mediocre. View menu

Always take the kids to Millies cafe for a milkshake and cake for a treat. The cakes are so yummy and soft and always a variety of flavours. They look after the kids so well and also like to look out the windows at the trains. My personal favourite is the tuna cheese toasties and the coleslaw on the side is beautiful

Popped in after a shopping trip, looked quite nice on the top floor of the centre. Two flat white coffees and two slices of cake. £13.10 The coffee was boiling hot., the cakes looked lovely but dry and not very nice, the slice we was given was quite thin and definitely not worth £3.95. Don’t think I come again especially when the first experience isn’t positive.

We called for a bite to eat after 3pm in the café. They were preparing to clean and tidy up as it was late. We fancied just a basic cob or chips with Sausage or bacon. They didn't have either (it was late in the afternoon) so we settled for egg, chips and mushrooms. They said they only had scrambled eggs, so we settled for that even though we preferred fried egg. The scrambled egg was very very dry. The presentation was good. View menu

Very disappointed with visit. The staff are polite and friendly but the food is not good. The fish fingers on my sandwich were still frozen in the middle. I took it back and they reheated it, my wife ordered a panini which was served 15 minutes later. We could hear the staff saying that the grill had been turned off and they were arguing amongst themselves. One of the staff was using a carving knife cleaning out food from the grooves in one of the counter tops and ignoring customers. Not a very pleasant visit.

The lift wasn’t working. That should have rung warning bells to start with! So, we went into the restaurant with great difficulty (no disabled access, stairs only. The menu was inviting and we decided on soup, only one choice today, leek and potato. Ok that would be lovely, A pasta sized bowl full of slices of leek floating in watery liquid with a layer of mush, presumably potato, lurking underneath. This was totally tasteless and inedible! The bread came with a pot of margarine! When we said we couldn’t eat it, it was taken away without a word and we were told we could have free desserts. There wasn’t much choice so we settled for a slice of Bakewell tart and a raspberry and white chocolate...

Should have listened to the 'dreadful ' review and not visited. The whole building is grubby, badly signposted and very unwelcoming. We sat next to a window in the restaurant and the sill was disgustingly filthy with peeling paintwork and dusty horrible artificial flowers. I dread to think what the state of the kitchen was like!! We were asked to pay for the meal on delivery of our drinks which is understandable in this era of 'fine and dash ' but had to ask whether we 'd been forgotten after a more than 30 minute wait for the food to arrive. When it did eventually come my husband 's 5mms thick burger was difficult to cut as it was so rubbery and tough and one slice of my supermarket sliced... View menu