Poole Mill

We've dined here several times, and the fish is always outstanding. The waitress is very friendly as well. I don't share the sentiments of the previous review. I've never had dessert here because I'm usually too full, but the cakes look absolutely tempting!

The food quality was poor and the prices were steep. I'm not sure how they manage to stay in business.

I went to buy a cake on August 7, 2019. The server refused to inform customers who had previously ordered cakes that they hadn't selected them. I stood right in front of her with cash in hand, but she still refused to sell me a whole cake. After a 70-mile round trip, I ended up empty-handed.

I eat at the Poole Mill Restaurant often and always get wonderful service and delicious food! Whether it be for a wonderful breakfast or eating there at lunch or dinner. I love their fish on Fridays, but also everything else is great too. The staff is wonderful and always treat me well.

Maybe the worst restaurant experience of my LIFE. I love hole in the wall places. I love ma pop sort of experiences... but NO. Granted, I never tried the food in this establishment. My husband and I walked in to the restaurant and without seeing any signs to direct us otherwise, we sat ourselves at the nearest table. We were stared at by every. single. patron. in the restaurant. (we don 't really look that strange) The restaurant smelled of a fryer that hadn 't been cleaned for decades. We still thought, Well, maybe?... We sat at one of the many empty tables. And there were plenty. The server on duty delivered food to the table directly next to us...then went on to wipe off on of the tables in the restaurant. Never acknowledging our presence in the least. Which is when I said to David, You know what? They 'll never see us again. Let 's just leave. And then we did. We seriously could not get the terrible grease-smell out of our noses for miles: The food I did see, looked pre-pattied and terrible. I would never, EVER stop at this place again, given the chance. I hope they do well enough to stay in business with the small-town folk that they feel deserve service.