Mill Place - Bruceton Mills

The area is beautiful and picturesque, making it a perfect location for family photos.

I came into town to work for the weekend with my two kids. I walked in 2 minutes to close; I offered to leave when I realized it (or take it to go). The owner, family and server told us we were fine. That wasn’t the worse part. Right before we went to order, I realized I have no cash and a storm had gone through the town and knocked out all the WiFi, that meant no ATM, no credit or debit card. I told her I am so sorry to waste their time we cannot order we have no cash. They wouldn’t here of my kids and I going hungry and told me to order my food. I promised to come back and pay. We are quickly and boxed up what we didn’t. They fed us, waited on us and treated us so kind never knowing if they would get their money. My kids sat their in shock with the kindness these beautiful strangers showed us. We were able to go act across the street and get get cash. Bless you for showing such kindness in my family time of need.

The service was decent. The food was sub-par at best, and the quality was reflected in the low prices. The bacon on their feature burger(a frozen patty) was primarily soggy fat. When I ordered a side of cheese sticks I didn't expect it to replace the chips and pickle the burger comes with, especially since I was paying more.The atmosphere inside the restaurant felt very Depression-Era, in that it felt depressing,with quiet music only playing out of a single speaker. The walls were lined with old pictures, and with the re-bar blocking some of the windows the place was creepy. The dining area connects to a bar, which reeked of cigarette smoke.

This cozy little spot has a warm and inviting atmosphere. I definitely recommend it!

They have good food and I like the old country atmosphere. The waitress was very helpful in making my selection.