The Mill House - Menu

Excellent choice of menu, all of our odd dietary requirements catered for, food came out together, hot and fresh. Nothing to complain about at all. Very happy

We stayed here for a friends wedding.pleased with our room and a good hearty breakfast. The marquee was a great venue for the reception and lovely and warm even in November.

I came to this restaurant for a family lunch but ended up just having a drink because the place is very dirty! It definitely needs a thorough cleaning. I can't imagine what the kitchen looks like. I would not recommend this place. The marquee outside looked nice though.

The Mill House was a perfect venue to meet for our friend’s 80th Birthday Lunch. We were booked in the large marquee located in the garden and were pleasantly surprised how warm and comfortable it was despite it being a cold, damp November day, definitely appreciated by all the guests, in view of their senior years! Our roast lunch was hot, delicious and served by very friendly and attentive staff. We would certainly be more than happy to go back there again.

Bride and groom to be and parents experienced a pre wedding tasting. We chose as many dishes as possible to see what they looked liked and obviously tasted. All starters were substantial delicious and well presented. All mains were amazing in flavour presentation and quality. Puddings were good to look at but not exceptional. However the staff could not have been more obliging . Service was impeccable and very professional. We look forward to attending in March. Would throughly recommend this venue.

The food was delicious, starting with a tasty crab trio (although I found the pineapple in the salsa to be a bit overwhelming and the chili lacking). The chicken ballotine was also quite good. The rest of the menu looked promising as well. The service was excellent, with the door being opened for us, drinks being prepared at the bar next to a cozy fire, and pleasant conversation while we perused the menus. Overall, the experience was positive, but the atmosphere in the dining room could use some improvements if it is quiet.

We were quite excited to go there on a beautiful Sunday for brunch. The surroundings were lovely. We did not have reservations, but they were kind enough to accommodate us. The roast beef was dry and a little tough... not our favourite cut. Given the number of customers, you would think they might choose a better cut of beef, or cook the one they served much longer. The Yorkshires were a little chewy. They did not inform us that we would have to go to the bar to place our order and pay. We waited a while for service. The staff was very nice. I was not used to having dogs in an eating area. Pleased the dogs didn't come quite to the area we were in.

Attended a friend's wedding and had a special occasion. The food was excellent overall. The soup was delicious and came with plenty of bread. The stuffed chicken for the main course was moist and tender, and the vegetables were cooked perfectly. The house wines were delightful and reasonably priced. At the bar, they offered ale from the local Marlow brewery, including two tasty options - a bitter and a dark ale, both at reasonable prices. The breakfast the next morning was hearty and made with quality ingredients like bacon, eggs, and sausage. The toast was served hot as well. It's clear that the staff puts in effort to ensure a great dining experience.

We enjoyed an excellent lunch today with the roast beef and lamb main courses being outstandingly good, both served with al dente vegetables. The sirloin was beautifully cooked, both medium rare and well done to our requests and the pressed lamb was delicious. Sticky toffee pudding and coffees rounded off a lovely lunch. It is worth noting that our seven year old granddaughter chose the roast beef and the sticky toffee and I noted that the restaurant made a very reasonable one off charge for both courses. Restaurants that do that need to be celebrated for excellent customer service. The quality of service and friendliness of the staff today is to be commended and we will certainly return soo...