The Milton Diner
$ • Diners, Ice Cream, American
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514 US-7, Milton
(802) 893-1743
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Great food and friendly service a must if you’re visiting the area!
We used the Milton Diner’s catering service for my daughter’s bridal brunch on her wedding day. Aaron was very accommodating, kind, and professional. The food was perfect and beautiful!
I highly recommend them!
we stopped there to eat because it looked like a nice place. the service was excellent. I got a turkey club that was so big I only ate 1/4. My husband shared the other 1/4. we took the rest home. We had plenty for supper. I look forward to stopping again when we are in the area
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| Monday | 8AM - 1:30PM |
| Tuesday | 8AM - 1:30PM |
| Wednesday | 8AM - 1:30PM |
| Thursday | 8AM - 1:30PM |
| Friday | 8AM - 1:30PM |
| Saturday | 8AM - 1:30PM |
| Sunday | 8AM - 1:30PM |
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The Milton Diner offers a pleasant dining experience with a mix of positive and critical reviews. The food is generally well-received, with consistently excellent options, although the pricing can be on the higher end, and some guests have noted unexpected charges for additional items. The service is praised as excellent, with friendly and attentive staff who handle busy times well. The portions are generous, making it easy to share or take leftovers home. The diner is described as a nice, quaint, and polite establishment, with a tempting menu and a cozy outdoor patio.
Locally owned, the diner is known for its great food, including open-faced turkey and mac and cheese with pulled pork BBQ, along with a cocktail option that pairs well with an omelet. The dining area is small, adding to its charm, but can result in a wait for a table during busy times. Customers appreciate the affordable prices, with one mentioning a massive blueberry pancake that was half-purple and stuffed with blueberries for only $0.65. The eggs Benedict dishes, including corned beef hash and crab cake versions, are particularly well-received, with the yolks described as golden and thick. Polaroid photos of regulars on the walls give it a genuine, small-town feel that many customers enjoy, making it a solid choice for a diner breakfast.