The Mill

Cozy little coffee shop with decent options for food. Would be better if the kitchen had a baker not just store bought frozen croissants and muffins being heated and served

If you DON'T come here, you're missing out. The service is friendly, the food is delicious, and the coffee shop atmosphere is well captured. My personal recommendation is the Mill Club, but you won't go wrong with anything here honestly. They also have gelato!! If you're staying at Kingsmill, don't miss out on the Mill.

The food was pretty pitiful and we’re not super high brow. Limited options and everything seemed stale. The coffee was ok, passable. Overall I would say this was a couple notches below a Starbucks or D&D and nowhere near as good as your favorite local coffee shop. Service was good, quick and friendly at 8:00 on a Sunday.

I've been quite a few times and the food is always good. The only issue was that about a month ago I asked if they took cash and the one working the register said yes however upon going in yesterday I was informed that they would only take card and had been since the start of the pandemic.

Nice place but terrible service took 30 minutes to never get 3 breakfast sandwiches. Walked out had to leave, others did the same

Croissant is perfectly toasted, bacon delicious and lots of bacon. Price very reasonable; I expected much higher at a resort. Breakfast sandwich with coffee, $8.00 +tax

Welcoming staff and a sizable yummy breakfast sausage, egg, and cheddar on an English muffin. Perfect early morning start before a round on the River course.

We LOVE The Mill...especially now that they have Blue Bunny ice cream. It is a lovely setting...has friendly servers and yummy sandwiches. What's not to like?

This place is huge and has plenty of different accommodations for parties of different sizes. Our suite was large enough for the 7 of us to stay very comfortably. The rooms were nice. No complaints here!

Located in a private resort community. We were not allowed in. Why is there no alert on Google that access here is restricted? Why is this business advertising to a public which is not welcome there?