“Love sitting by the river with the breezes blowing. Food is good, prices fair and friendly people. Can bring well behaved dogs too.Parking: 1 handicapped parking space, 15 parking spaces close to restaurant and paid lot a block or so away.Wheelchair accessibility: Yes, flat surface to roll into seating area“
“Love the old mill. It's my favorite place to get a drink around here honestly . And considering it's just bar food it's really good! They have a large menu and the best chicken wing flavors you can imagine!Vegetarian options: Well I know they have a really good salad it's what mom always gets and she has no complaints. It's really big salad and they have options. I like honey mustard and chicken salad but I know they serve salads without meat as well...Kid-friendliness: I would bring my children here but not after about 8 or 9 pm lol... just saying. It tends to get a Lil Crunk after that hour if you don't mind me saying so but that's what you want from any good Ole bar!Wheelchair accessibility: Yes“
“We didn't eat here. The overall atmosphere was nice. A small pub next to some water. They have rentals where you can stay at least overnight. And I believe for a week. I saw my friends and it had a kitchen and bathroom and living room.“
“One of the top ten most oddly interesting bars with the best pizza, coldest beer, and craziest cool people, questionably safe docks, the most signed dollar bils on the wall, and most manatees in the water. Beers are cheap. Music is outstanding. Even the ceiling fan has dollar bills. Miah is the best bar tender in a month of Sunday’s.“
“We were told about trivia and beer bingo . We decided to try out trivia. The parking was full. There was a crowd standing outside. We didn't know what to expect .We walked in and the server greeted us, got our drinks promptly and explained nightly food specials.We were pleasantly surprised on how great this place is . The food was delicious .The server was friendly and prompt. We will be back to play bingo.“
“While driving by, I saw their signage advertising Chicago style pizza. Not deep dish, which is peddled mostly to the tourists in Chicago, but thin crust similar to travel style. Well, I finally got the chance to wander in for lunch. I decided to get one of their ten inch pizzas topped with sausage, and cheese sticks as an appetizer. The cheese sticks came out quickly. They had a good stretchiness to them, but tasted a little starchy like they were slightly under cooked. The marinara accompanying them for dipping was pretty good, and had some shredded cheese (Parmesan I think) on top. Soon after, a piping hiyt pizza was served up. The cheese was meh and baked golden like a proper Chicago style pizza should be, with a nice, crispy, cracker thin crust. It was cut into square slices (be advised you do have to request it be cut this way or they'll pie cut it), and topped with big chunks of delicious sausage. The sauce was the right consistency, and brought it all together nicely. The pizza was definitely good. The server was friendly, courteous, and attentive. I did bust her chops a little bit about the place having the pizza but not the beer (Old Style) from Chicago. If you're looking for Chicago style thin crust pizza, you should give this place a try. If you think deep dish is the only Chicago pizza, you're probably a tourist or from the north burbs.“
“First time here - wow, what an experience! We ordered pretzel bites as an app, wings ( Hubs go-to), a mushroom Swiss burger. They all came at once! But definitely hot from the kitchen! Everything was good. The beer was cold, the food was - for bar food - really good. We sat outside and although service was a little slow, it's really an okay lace. If you're not in a rush and like bar food, this is a good place to drop in!“