Mill & Brew in Barnet

Delicious! Went for Sunday brunch. Excellent service, all social distance protocol followed, clean and everyone very friendly and efficient. Loved the full breakfast and cappuccino. Lovely morning out front in the sun! Support local business!

Sono stato colpito con il buon valore per un grande latte di caffè rispetto a un picollo latte di caffè. Ma il valore per le torte picolle guardano un po 'caro secondo me.

Been working in the local area for a few months and usually walk past this place so thought I would try it out for the first time today.Overall, frankly a poor experience.Extremely slow and borderline unprofessional service, didn't help by one of the waiting staff taking a lunch break in the middle of peak lunch hours. On top of that the Flat white and chorizo hash was poor, with the chorizo hash firstly getting the order wrong and then followed up by overcooked egg. My stay had overrun so much by this point i didn't have time to ask them to do a new batch of poached.So all in all, frankly avoid and go to one of the other plentiful of options along the street.

Perfect for brunch and really good coffee too. Staff were charming. Limited menu but everything we ordered was delicious

I cannot recommend this place even though I wish I could. Nice setting and the service was good. They push the fact that the ingredients are from specific suppliers e.g they use the same sausages as Gordon Ramsay. However the food does not live upto the hype. The full English is a sizeable plate but the streaky bacon has obviously been slow cooked so the fat has not rendered out and so you are left with a plate of this pieces of fat. While the egss are tasty using canned mushrooms is not. The chorizo hash is not a hash at all. It is small cubes of potatoes fried with a few pieces of over cooked chorizo added on the dish, very disappointing. The bill came with a tip already added which should never happen unless you are a larger table. Lastly, refused to take a Scottish £20 note...sadly this is still a reality in some places...there must be better places around to eat

Went for brunch with friends and husband. They are short staffed and waited an age for food. Food itself lovely. They allow dogs in which I think is wrong. An accident waiting to happenPlease get more staff . Poor waiters are run off their feet. No doubt owners are raking it in whilst sitting on their fat backsides. Going downhill in last few months.

Often pop in here for coffee, however pooped in there with my daughter for lunch. Really fancied the Eggs Benedict and asked for the bacon to be crispy. It was cooked perfectly, the eggs were lovely and I thoroughly enjoyed it. The service was excellent and the price comfortable. Definitely recommend for brunch.

Relaxed environment with a buzz, but not too much. I can see mall groups of young adults eating and getting filled in on the latest, more mature couples dressed in tweed drinking coffee catching up on the Sunday press, cyclists getting an energy boost en-route.The Full Veggie English filled the plate with a vast assortment of choice, that was so pleasing on the eye I could hear the different elements shouting “eat me first!”I was so busy enjoying my food I didn’t even notice the service, which can only be a good sign. Mum asked for a couple of things whilst we chatted and ate and I did notice how happy to assist everyone was.

I gave this place a chance at least 5 times. Coffe is terrible barristas really don't know what they are doing it. Rude staff below average food.

One says one should never judge a book by its cover, however that is exactly what we did unfortunately.From the outside, the cafe appears busy, modern and appealing, with little to no available tables.The menu also is trendy, and offers all a millennial of 2019 would want (eggs, chips, burgers, ketchup etc)Service is slow, coffee is not too dissimilar from the stir in sachets of Nescafé Expresso (ironic because it took 15 minutes).The food is very bland, everything tastes the same, and you are left with a very greasy pallet. I wouldn’t normally leave reviews, but I feel these cowboys are piggybacking modern trends, prices to match but quality is cheap and reeks of wholesale.

We popped in for some brunch as the menu sounded brilliant! Beautiful cafe and amazing menu - however the food was very poor, nothing was seasoned or really had any flavour and the quality of the produce is very poor which is reflected in the taste. Slow service a few friendly faces but most looked quite miserable. Coffee also wasn’t great. Wouldn’t spend money here again sadly!

We live in Mill Hill and have been desperate to try breakfast at this place as always busy and looks nice inside. Arrived on Saturday morning, it was understandably busy and we asked if they had a table for 2. The server was rude, we we not greeted with a smile and when looking for a table she started serving someone else. She came back and said there was no tables, but didn't even offer us alternative or waiting time, we felt really unwanted and left. After a walk up the broadway, we came back a bit later and someone gave us a table. We were given a lunchtime menu as they had now stopped serving the breakfast menu and when asked if they were still doing any breakfast items (they still had their board outside advertising it) we were rudely told no and after saying we weren't interested the server was not apologetic and barely said a word so we just left. Not once did any of the waitresses smile, or seem happy or interested in their customers. Both myself and my boyfriend work in hospitality and cannot believe how we were treated.

Scrumptious food served up by chef Aidan Manning who was trained by Jamie Oliver. Lovely rustic decor to go with locally sourced vegetables, this really is a hidden gem in Mill Hill, North London. Nice atmosphere, friendly service with a smile with a fabulous selection of dishes. I really enjoyed the smashed avocado and poached egg and sausages.

NOT BIGGIN HILL - IT IS MILL HILL NORTH LONDON

Very disappointing. No one in our group enjoyed their coffee but the home made lemonade and pastries were ok. Not a place would recommend or return to.

Most coffee bars have difficulty making a good espresso e.g. Costa is appalling, but I was persuaded to try it instead of a simple tea. When it arrived I had to admit that it was Ok - not bad at all. However, it took about 15 minutes to arrive as they forgot the order and when they were reminded they rushed to bring it but then 3 of us did not get the right order. The staff are pleasant enough and i am sure that there is more to this place than just coffee as there were a lot of people having breakfast/brunch.

A great place serving a lovely breakfast. Excellent service and choice - vegetarian breakfast was delicious and so filling ! Will be back.

Been here for brunch a few times now. Love the food and great service and atmosphere. A local weekend favourite just to relax or take friends.

My sister and I met for lunch in Mill Hill to go to the Delisserie which we like. Surprised to discover it had closed permanently. Decided instead to try Mill & Brew. What a good decision that turned out to be. The rustic setting is interesting, I would describe it as walls that had been stripped down to the bricks with holes in them & not plastered. However you don’t eat the decor. I went for the BBQ Brisket Burger & swapped the chips for Sweet Potato Fries. Very tasty & filling. The BBQ taste was different & I enjoyed it. I thought the portion for £10 was good value for Mill Hill. I will enjoy going there again for lunch.

Visited here for a quick bite and a coffee. Ended up having avocado on toast with some extras and a cappuccino. Fantastic food and great service with a smile. A little pricey, but the quality is there to justify it. Recommended.