Mill Kitchen in Leeds - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Went with family for breakfast, was very busy but had a good vibe. Lovely friendly staff, we had mushrooms on sourdough toast and poached eggs on toast and was all really good, nice coffee too. Only thing to complain about is very blunt knives.... we had great problems cutting though the sourdough toast. Apart from that is was fab

Great place for a really tasty coffee and space always for a pram too. You can sit in or outside and their croissants are very tasty! The menu is changing with the seasons and is always tasty.

Great little cafe, good choice of menu, reasonably priced, always a nice treat to visit. Pop in and try it, you won’t be disappointed.

Great food great service great prices! Croissants are fantastic as are main meals We've been there many times and its always busy which shows how much people love this place

Love this place normally but on our last visit we came across a rude waiter with attitude . Normally our drinks have been served before breakfast arrives on previous visits and because this time they hadn’t when the waiter ‘plonked’ our food down and walked away without saying anything at all, I politely said “we’ve also ordered drinks” The waiter replied quite abruptly saying “ yes yes yes they’ll be here , just wait a minute “ Wow! Rude ! All he had to say when serving our food was ‘ your drinks are on the way , or I’ll just get your drinks’ but it was the plonking of the food down in silence and his rude attitude that was so unprofessional. Then when he brought our drinks and I thanked him he ignored me however , when my friend thanked him , he made a big point of thanking them saying “YOU’RE very welcome” Quite childish response we felt. Shame about this experience because normally lovely and the chap who was taking orders was a delight and the food was good.

TOO noisy, full of kids, long queues, food awful, coffee ok. Not for me, couldn’t wait to run out . Much prefer the cafe down the road . Will NEVER return , sorry

A friday afternoon seemed to be 'yummy mummy' time, with lots of young mothers and babes in arms. I ate a fabulous cream cheese breakfast pastry of some sort - one of the best breakfast pastries I have eaten in a while. Follow that with cheesy beans on toast (which could hav e been a bit 'wetter') and good coffe, and what more can you ask? High speed free wifi accompanied by an evident willingness to let you sit and work over a coffee or two and this will be a new haunt.

Exceptional service and excellent food. Fantastic for the whole family including the toddler. Dogs welcome.

Lovely building/location. All the staff seemed bored with answering any questions, concerning seating or menu items or specials. Sandwiches were mainly bread. Ridiculous filling/bread ratio. Bacon and sausages were tasty, but make sure you buy two sandwiches…then throw away half the sourdough slabs. Onion bhaji sandwich had the same problems, aswell as bhaji being burnt to a crisp. I normally give feedback, but couldn’t be bothered with more staff disinterest. Such a shame, considering the cafe’s potential

Lovely venue. Good menu, but not extensive. Prices are a tad expensive. Very tasty food, although some portions quite small, such as the bacon.

There are many coffee shops in the area but for an Oat Latte there is no better place in my opinion. The same goes for their breakfast menu. The bacon sandwich in particular is the tastiest I’ve ever had! The cakes and loaves are also outstanding quality. I appreciate the main menu isn’t the cheapest around but it is quality food at good value. Whether grabbing a coffee to go or bringing the whole family for a sit down meal, it is my favourite place to visit. It has plenty seating inside and out, accessible for wheelchairs and prams, cool contemporary decor and all staff are very friendly and welcoming. Highly recommended

Very good coffee here. Nice atmosphere with outdoor seating. Good place to read a book and watch the world go by.

Just wanted a very quick snack, ordered avo on toast which was served with a roasted tomato, generous on the avo I have to say, what I objected to is the £2.50!!!!! extra charge for a very meagre sprinkling of feta crumbs, probably the equivalent of two teaspoons. For that reason, I will not be returning - felt ripped off.

I have been to this cafe several times with my son. We like it so keep coming back. Mill Kitchen always seems busy so is clearly popular with the locals. It has an interesting menu with some healthy but tasty sounding options which appeal to me. I had a salad bowl which was delicious and followed up with a peanut butter cookie. The coffee was good too. The staff were friendly and our food came quickly. I like the atmosphere of this cafe and there is a large outside eating area which was unfortunately full when we visited as it was a lovely sunny day. We bought a really good sour dough loaf to take home. We will be calling in again on our next visit to Farsley.

We came for lunch on a Sunday. It was really busy but we got a seat in the window. I ordered the super salad, and my partner had the ham and cheese toastie. We were warned it would be a long wait, and it was. I did see some tables that ordered after us get their food first, which was annoying. The coffee came out quickly and was lovely. The salad was very disappointing and not worth the money. It was basically all lettuce and tomatoes with a small dolop of hummus. The toastie was good but not worth the wait. The breakfasts that came out looked good though. The only issue is everything is on sourdough, which is so tough to eat. Because of that and the very small salad, we won't be returning.

Milk Kitchen is an exceptional place - great location, beautiful home made food and fantastic staff who look after you in a friendly way …. Loved it and I recommend it to all

We had a full breakfast today, which unfortunately wasn't of great quality. The bread was very, very tough to eat; the grilled tomato has hard and still raw; and, the bacon was streaky but more fat than actual bacon. We were sat at the only...

We came here for breakfast and were impressed by the unusual brunch type food so tried the Kimchee pancakes and hash potatoes. Both were really good and the Kimchee pancakes amazing ! I liked them so much that we then drove over an hour to...

Ordered two Americano coffees and two bacon sandwiches - £16.25. It took over 30 minutes for the coffees to be brought to our table and 40 minutes for the bacon sandwiches. I wouldn’t have minded the wait so much if what had been brought to...

Great food, pet friendly, not so human friendly!!! Some tables had 2 or 3 dogs that barked almost constantly and begged for food at nearby tables

Good food although a bit pricey. Cappuccino was wonderful. Outdoor seating area is pleasant on a sunny day.

My husband and I visited here for lunch on a Thursday afternoon. I chose the homemade soup and my husband chose the Full English. The soup was tasteless! I had to add so much salt and pepper to taste anything. I say soup, it was...

My partner and I went in for Sunday Brunch. Wonderful food, lovely smiling service, and a cute British small village feel. With a wide variety on the menu and drinks list, you’re sure to find something you’ll enjoy. Took a chance & tried the “Kim...

I had a cheese and apple toasty and a side salad to take away. The toasty was deliciousand would have again but all I could taste from the side salad was vinagerete dressing. I do like to taste the actual salad ingredients.

As always the staff are very friendly and they have gluten free options. I ordered the bacon sandwich but asked for gluten free bread. The staff checked with us twice if we really wanted gluten free bread before returning to say that it'd be an...

We used to go to Mill kitchen fairly often before the pandemic and it was one of our favourite places to eat- the atmosphere, the incredible food and presentation was unbeatable. Unfortunately we won’t be coming back, I got the vegetarian full english and my...

This place is amazing. The ingredients they use are the best and really wholesome food beautiful prepared. Lively cafe which can be quiet noisy with that city feel vibe. The coffees are amazing they use Leeds company North Star. Which is amazing brand and our...

Came for a bacon sandwich and a cuppa, the sandwiches was very very greasy, and was smoky back. The ciabatta isn't good for bacon sandwich, was tough n very chewy, not enjoyable, softer bread would be better.

Amazing food! Ordered over the phone, delivered to my door- paid by card- quick service, profess staff and the food was piping hot Excellent value for money!! Nothing is too much trouble

Seriously good coffee and very cool place to sit and watch Farsley go by. Get's busy on weekends, so I'd say get there earlier or later in the afternoon.

It’s just a week or so Jenny and I came here with our daughter Naomi and we still remember our brunch with special pleasure. The sun was out and hot enough we needed to find a shady spot, especially for baby Ozzy. There’s plenty of...

Pretentious and overpriced. Takeaway coffees took an age to prepare, the hipster barista must have ground each bean individually

Pedí dos sándwiches de tocino y dos cafés y llegó a poco más de 15, lo cual es atroz. El pan era horrible, era como comer ciabatta cruda. Si quieres un desayuno normal, evitaría este lugar. Intenta ser tan pretencioso que se olvida de lo básico.

Almorzamos aquí hoy y fue fabuloso. Tuve un sándwich de queso de cabra, nueces y berros y mi marido tenía el cerdo desmenuzado. Fue servido rápidamente y estaba delicioso. El entorno es muy agradable y estaba muy limpio. Nuestro café estaba bueno. La próxima vez voy a probar las ensaladas que parecían sabrosas. El personal fue agradable y amable. Que es no gustar.

We popped in here to get out of the wind. Lovely setting with a lovely slice of lemon and early grey tea cake. Coffees were brought to the table which was a nicer touch than in a chain coffee shop.

Ideal para hipsters y perros. Me gusta el concepto, pero desafortunadamente la comida no estuvo a la altura: el desayuno mexicano era suave y sazonado, al igual que los huevos florentinos. El sándwich de tocino y salchichas se veía bien.Admite perros, lo que significaba que era como estar en una tienda de mascotas con todos los ladridos y ladridos. Principalmente familias jóvenes, muchos niños corriendo también. La comida horneada se veía bien pero no tenía oportunidad de probarla.

Visited with family. 3 sandwiches and 3 drinks just over £20. Great portion. Really tasty BLAT sandwiches. Yummy!

Excellent ingredients, cakes, cooked breakfast and tea. It’s good to know that there’s a place to visit who care about the ingredients that they use. We will return soon - always enjoy it here!

When this place first opened it was absolutely fab: interesting food, great coffee, tasty ingredients well prepared. We have been 4 or 5 times and probably won't go back again as it seems to get worse each time we go. Ingredients being used are clearly cheaper as they no longer pack the flavour (e.g. watery tomatoes, cheap ham etc). Portions also seem to be getting smaller - I never complain about portion sizes (it drives me spare when people do so on reviews) but this place is bordering on taking the mickey.

I live down the road from the Mill and visit here often- the last few times I’ve been I’ve been let down by small portion size (especially with the veggie breakfast.. one egg and a tiny portion of beans!) and inconsistent food. It’s really expensive for what you get and the coffee sizes are minuscule. Please make your coffees bigger!! Sadly, they appear to have become complacent. I’m going to avoid from now on.

We ate here twice yesterday and I am quite surprised at some of the other reviews as it doesn't seem like the same place.Its a big open space with tables outside and was busy both times we went in. We liked the range of ages of the people who were eating there and wished we had somewhere close to us like it.We all ate different things and enjoyed what we had, brunch first time and coffee and cakes later. The ladies serving were smiley and cheerful and quickly cleared away our plates. I can't say I liked the flavour of the coffee particularly but that's personal choice. Will definitely call in again.

Pasé este lugar el mes pasado y olía encantador, así que decidí ir con un amigo. Llegamos e intentamos encontrar una mesa "limpia", pero nos sentamos donde sea que estuvieran ocupados.Higiene:Brownie con cabello blanco en el mostrador. El plato que me sirvieron tenía todas las puntas de los dedos grasientas y trozos de comida dura y era difícil tomar una fotografía, así que tuve que limpiar todas las manchas. Una vez más, la taza de café tenía mangos manchados y la cuchara tenía marcas y no estaba bien lavada. Durante toda la hora que pasé allí, ninguna de las mesas se estaba limpiando cuando la gente se fue y nosotros también teníamos un poco de leche en la mesa, de la comida antesServicio al cliente:La señora que nos atendió no podía sonreír y parecía severa tomando orden, le dio a un amigo un poco de mantequilla cuando específicamente dijimos que no y mi desayuno vino con un orden incorrecto. Cuando pedí que se corrigieran, fueron amables, sin embargo, la chica detrás del mostrador que debía arreglarlo dio un sucio no se puede pedir que nos miren. Nadie nos preguntó si necesitábamos algo más o cómo estaba nuestra comida, sino que simplemente tomamos nuestra comida de la mesa que todavía quedaba mucho, ya que no podíamos comer, a mi amigo no le gustó la mantequilla con mantequilla y el plato sucio me quitó las ganas.Perros permitidos:Bono y es la única razón por la que le di una calificación positiva de 2 estrellas todo lo demás fue horribleVeredicto:No volveré a ir, sucio y poco amigable.

I eat here regularly now! I love the atmosphere and the food and even buy things from the shop which has great things! Plenty of vegan options and gluten/dairy free for my sister, and lovely staff that are always smiling!

Gran café y té fuerte excepcional!

Fui allí para un desayuno con mi familia y un amigo. Pedimos un desayuno inglés completo (8 libras esterlinas) y huevos turcos (6. 50). Tomé una taza de té y un americano (2.40 ea). La comida estaba muy rica. Tanto el tomate como el champiñón (grandes) estaban bien cocidos y jugosos. El tocino estaba crujiente pero no demasiado seco, y las salchichas estaban bien. El café era bueno, aunque un poco amargo. La gota de alquitrán fue el té que era demasiado amargo, no es de extrañar considerando la cantidad de hojas de té que ponen en la olla. Consejo profesional: se consume mejor inmediatamente después del parto.

Apareció a las 2. 20 e hicieron punto de cierre el domingo a las 3 de la tarde. La mala respuesta y la mala actitud hacia nosotros solo condujeron 10 millas para visitar. No volveré allí de nuevo.

Visited today.... sat outside... always better when its sunny.. We had poached eggs on toast with an extra mushroom and scrambled eggs with pecorino cheese.... both were lovely...sourdough bread was nice.... feel i could have had some butter on the toast and for the price, drinks were minuscule.....but overall we would visit again.

Took a party of 4 for breakfast and it was superb. Great variety of healthy tasty food and superb cakes. Nice atmosphere too

Been here a few times now and have loved it every time! Tasty, beautiful brunches and quick service.

This is very good recommend sausage sandwich very filling nice and old fashioned a good old fashioned not Very hygienic cakes have got hair in although very nice

I go here a lot and food seems great but recently the music has been appalling and so loud we've had to struggle through a meal shouting at each other! Poor babies too in there with sensitive ears. How can they be so dumb in an otherwise cool place. It's lost for me now not going back till I hear all my senses are being considered.

We came here with friends and the dogs and ended up staying for a good few hours. Spacious venue with good seating. Very dog friendly, water available for the dogs on request.

Great coffee and food, lovely atmosphere and friendly staff. Highly recommend for a lazy morning brunch. Come here regularly.

Mill Kitchen is a great place to choose to grab a coffee or brunch / lunch. The place always has customers which provides a nice vibe. The food options are good, ranging from a breakfast menu to sweet treats and lunch options.

Won't ever come back here i went one day last week for breakfast ordered two bacon sandwiches and two teas .

The Mill Kitchen no es un café típico que vende un menú de cuchara de grasa estándar. Es mucho más 'foody'. En cambio tiene algo diferente. Saludable, excelentes ensaladas, deliciosos sabrosos, sabrosos postres y pasteles. Ellos atienden mucho para vegetarianos y sin gluten. Venden productos locales.

Well folks, we loved this place. Really moist carrot cake and a magnificent afternoon cup of tea. Friendly service and easy to find (we were just visiting the neighbouring industrial unit and needed warming up). Just the ticket.

Eaten here many times and its great value for quality food. Ignore the moaners who can go to any fast food outlet for "cheaper" here you get fresh food of a high standard in a great setting with easy parking

Visited in the summer and always sat outside becsuse it was far too warm inside, in fact it was too hot to be comfortable. Thoughtve

Ate here this morning after hearing good things about it. The building is really nice and food was ok but it just wasn’t worth the 45 minute wait and the hefty price tag (almost £25 for two breakfasts and coffees). I had the baked eggs with the spiced lamb (£3 surcharge). The eggs themselves were tasty but the ‘spiced lamb’ was one chopped up meatball which was overpowered with fennel and didn’t go with the rest of the flavours. My partner had the ‘full breakfast’ which looked a bit sad. They also charge extra for their beans which seems a bit tight. Coffees were okay but sizes were way too small and we finished ours a good 20 minutes before our food arrived. All in all, I wouldn’t rush back.

Just visited and although a nice setting - it was very disappointing that one of the pancakes was uncooked throughout- having addressed this with the waitress no apology or compliment to make a new one or even offer a few drink. It should take a punter to go and ask!

I have been to the Mill Kitchen many times now and it always delivers....

Excellent food, superb service, great value, definitely worth a visit. A rare treat for a great day out

Visited here twice in the last couple of months with my baby. Food is delicious and reasonably priced. Staff are friendly and efficient despite this being a busy little place. There are toys for younger children and the staff are lovely with your little ones. I will be back for a third time.

This is the second time I have visited Mill Kitchen. Last time I was very heavily pregnant so it was nice to return with my 4 month old baby with all my other Mum friends. It’s very spacious and perfect for prams and the food is great! I had a wild boar roll and the salads which are very fresh and a chocolate brownie. The hot chocolate was great too! They also stock North Star coffee which is one of my favourites and is cheaper here than in Horsforth.

Love having breakfast here, they do a variety of dishes, my favourite being the poached eggs on toast with halloumi. Always friendly, a lovely little place near to home.

On a quick visit to Leeds, called at Mill Kitchen for a quick bite. Pleasantly surprised at the quality of food and great service. Will be calling again very soon.

Attended a 30th Birthday Party at the Mill. Good location with attentive staff on duty. Bring your own drinks as well as drinks on site if needed.

Went to Mill Kitchen with a friend whilst on maternity leave (pre baby). It seems an ideal place for children/babies so I'll definitely be returning when the little one is here. There are some toys and the atmosphere is very relaxed.

Great range of health food, includes vegan, vegetarian and other off piste options. Great salad bar, great coffee, lovely home made cakes and buns. Dog friendly.

After 4 visits on weekday lunchtimes I'm pleased to say that I always find this to be a busy place with a welcoming atmosphere. Staff are friendly and cheerful. I don't eat much at lunch, so tend to opt for a slice from one of the excellent range of home-made cakes, and a cup of mocha. The latter is made with melted dark chocolate which gives (for me) a very satisfying flavour without cloying sweetness. Usually a good mix of ages among the clientele. Prices are competitive. Today was cold, so I had soup - home made, hot and satisfying with artisan bread and butter. Well done! Hope to keep returning.

Took my friend there for lunch it was busy mums with babies couples etc but it was a very happy place to be

I often treat myself to a cooked breakfast here on my days off.

I spent an hour or so here waiting for my daughter. Paid £4.70 for a black tea and piece of...

Very disappointed with all aspects of today's visit. Basically the staff appeared disillusioned with their lot. Somehow this created an atmosphere which cut the air and put a damper on the proceedings. Not having visited before I enquired as to what options were available for children. "On the menu" I was told! Whilst this is true, there were no menus on the tables! One was located on the front of the counter and I was directed to page 3! The food took ages to appear and the £3.75 bacon sandwich was a large bread cake with 2 small stiff slices of bacon inside. The tea (£2.20 a pot) filled a single cup and the childrens meals were ..... well ...... very small. Over £18 in total leaving me feeling like the staff looked!

He estado aquí mucho, la comida es fantástica, con una amplia variedad y preparado a la vista. La decoración es muy oportuna con el edificio y no desmerecer el hecho de que en un molino de madera y la simple asientos de metal y bobinas con los números en la mesa. El único problema que me he encontrado con este lugar es el nivel de ruido. Debido a la acústica y el hecho de que está muy lleno, es muy difícil mantener una conversación sin tener que elevar su voz. Un lugar encantador para comer si no te importa el ajetreo pero si su después de una tranquila taza de este no sería el mejor lugar. En general, recomiendo una visita, el personal es siempre muy acogedor y amable, y estaremos felices de acomodar los platos a su necesidad. Por desgracia no pude conseguirlo para poder tener una imagen de sus menús, pero los precios son razonables. Y la tarta casera y un pan mostrar en el mostrador. . . . Justo al lado. . . . Es tan tentadora y extremadamente deliciosa, todo. Así que sin duda tienen una parada en y absorber el ambiente mill

Yo y mi esposa visita cocina regularmente para Mill el brunch. Para mí el inglés es, de lejos, el mejor de la zona. No grasienta y la comida es de excelente calidad. No propiamente la basura refrigerados salchichas en la mayoría de cafeterías. encontrado Que para mí es el signo de una gran cafetería/restaurante. El menú es siempre el mismo en todo el sentido de día puede tener un fry adecuadamente preparado en cualquiera de las 10:00 o 3:00 pm. La gama de opciones es fantástica, con diferentes comidas muy saludables y sabrosos para elegir. No podría recomendar este lugar. El único inconveniente es el precio, que es bastante empinada para un café local. Pero volvemos una y otra vez para nuestro fin de lujo. Una visita obligada si estás en la zona oeste de leeds.

Encantador ambiente relajado aquí para un desayuno familiar.

Nice enough but very pricey. The coffee is good, and well made, but it is served in only a small glass (which quite a few other reviews have also mentioned) so if you are used to having a medium latte you'll be needing to buy two, and that will cost you a fiver. For me the small cup makes the coffee way too strong. We go to a lot of independent cafes in Leeds and Bradford and this is definitely at the very high end of the price band. I'm happy enough to pay for quality, but adding £1 on to toast just because you are gluten free is a lot. I don't think I've ever paid £3.50 in a café for toast. I think next time it'll be back to the lovely Brown-Green's in Rawdon, Toast in Ilkley, or any of the great cafes in Chapel Allerton.

Yum! Wonderful bacon sarnies with lovely crisp bacon and very nice bread. What more can I say? Nice and spacious, especially if you are going with children - it seems very welcoming. Not very keen on coffee in a glass - but they will do to order in cups if you ask. Nice selection of salads and cakes - although have found some of them a little bit dry at times.

Called in for coffee and cake, ordered an americano which came in a very small cup (£2.20) which was about 3/4 full we had to ask for more milk to get a decent drink. The coffee was nice, and the cake was very good too, but I'm sure the size of the drink could be improved. Probably wouldn't go again. The lady who served me was very friendly, but the young girl at the counter as we went in, didn't smile or say hello.

The Americano coffee was so disappointing- a small cup, 2/3 full, not very hot and I had to ask for milk. Flavour ok but not memorable. The Gruyere bacon and egg sandwich was open topped i.e. one slice of cheese on toast with bacon topped with an egg was the most expensive snack I have ever seen at £7.50. Quiche and salad at the same price was lovely. A proper lunch.The mill could be a great place if they were consistent. Be mindful what you order.

I have eaten at Mill Kitchen weekly over the past few months and feel compelled to write a review in the hope that they listen. Recently there has been a lack of consistency in the quality of the food, one week it's excellent and the following week it's poor - I tend to order the same thing so I feel I can satisfactorily come to this conclusion. On a good day, the food at Mill Kitchen is absolutely delicious, and on a bad day it's pretty poor and I feel ripped off as it's not cheap. I'm not sure whether there has been a change in chef or whether I've just been when their usual chef has a day off. I also dislike how they display their cakes on the counter, with no cover, where people queue up to order so they can cough and sneeze all over them. How does that count as hygienic? Also, flies do get into the cafe (as you would expect) but how can they be sure that the flies don't dance all over the cakes if they aren't covered? It's a small thing that could be rectified so easily. And finally, the coffee. They serve delicious North Star coffee in ridiculous sized cups. An Americano costs £2.20 and is served with 2 shots in a small cup rendering it far too strong. A larger cup would allow for more water, and would thus produce a more enjoyable coffee worthy of the £2.20 price tag. I have no idea why they have the one size cup fits all drinks policy. Overall, if you visit Mill Kitchen on a good day you won't be disappointed. It would just be good to know which days they are.

Went here for brunch on a Sunday and was definitely impressed with the space for eating in, the coffee was good and staff were lovely. The food wasn't as great as I had hoped but it was ok, I had Sweetcorn fritters with bacon. Fritters and egg were good but the rocket salad addition was kinda pointless, maybe had they not been out of tomatoes it might have made that not so boring, and the bacon was really overdone and dry, which can be nice say with pancakes and syrup but less with a dry fritter. I also had a pear and almond cake made with spelt flour which was ok, all their cakes were on the spectrum of healthier options which is good for some but didn't float my boat. I hope to try again sometime as I really did like lots about it, despite my minimal gripes.

I went to Scrap with my partner and son and we got hungry so we decided to go to the Mill Kitchen which is practically next door. We both ordered the sweetcorn and polenta fritters, one with Avocado the other with haloumi and we were not disappointed. They were 10/10 , cooked to perfection and really flavourful. I ordered a black coffee with milk separate and it was the worst coffee I've ever had in a cafe or restaurant. I put it on par with Asda own basic coffee granules which we have at my work and I avoid like the plague. My 3 year old had a cheese sandwich with apple and crisps and the bread was really thick top end stuff but my son couldn't get his mouth round it to bite into it so he ended up picking at it. They should give young children normal size bread in in my opinion. It gets extremely busy and in the one hour we were in there it was full and roughly 20 people came in and saw there were no free tables and left. I will happily go back here again for the great food .

Myself and my wife and our young son have have visited The Mill Kitchen on numerous occasions.. not only is it great food but a wonderfully welcoming relaxed environment. My wife breastfed our son, he never touched a drop of formula and been first-time parents it's not easy to have the confidence to breastfeed in public, with comments such as the previous reviewer 'kitesurferman' it's clear to see why mothers find public breastfeeding so difficult. This person should be utterly ashamed, it's precisely what is wrong with the world.. why anyone would find comforting a child and giving he or she what he or she needs unnacapetble to do in public is beyond me.. I find it so insulting that this individual thinks that it's in the childs detriment to feed him or her in view of everyone in the café... the child is asking to be fed so mother feeds child, why should she go to her car or go sit in a toilet cubicle.. why do you (kitesurferman & the othet people that got up and left) get to sit in comfort drinking coffee while she sits in a cramped environment just so your not disgusted or disappointed. I urge all new mums to visit this wonderful café, enjoy themselves and breastfeed openly and comfortably... while having a nice coffee and abit of cake. I also urge Mill Kitchen to promote breastfeeding & not listen to prats like KITESURFERMAN..

I absolutely LOVE this place. It's my go-to cafe and a place I'd choose to go over many others. No, it's not the cheapest, but I had one of the best blueberry pancakes I've ever eaten there and you definitely get your money's worth. The staff are lovely and they are 100% natural with no fake smiles or niceties. I go there with my mum for a coffee, with my husband and baby and to meet friends.It's the most dynamic space.Anyone who has a problem with children being present in such places, needs to think about what they are saying.Do they expect babies and children to stay at home until they are of an appropriate "cafe age." What age would that be? 18? 21? Unfortunately for them, I intend to teach my child social skills, interaction and confidence in public situations. This is the perfect place to do it.As for anyone who takes issue with breastfeeding mothers, you should be ashamed.Breastfeeding is not "new age" it is in fact the oldest and most natural form of nourishment for a baby.Kite surfer man, why are you sexualising a baby having his/her lunch?Do you send kite surfer wife to the smelly toilets to feed your offspring?Get out while you can kite surfer wife!

Love this place, great quality and flavour. However the stingy portion sizes raised a few eyebrows yesterday.Half full coffee cups, tiny toasties and stingy portion sizes. Maybe they were near the end of service and didnt have much left, but £6.75 for a toastie the size of your palm, with no garnish, is poor in anyones book.Really hope they dont start down this route (or cutting quality) in cost saving measures, will definately put me off returning.Such a shame as it was a little gem of a place.

We took our family here for lunch, as the venue looks good from the outside and it was fairly local. The food was very good and we were served relatively quickly. However we were unimpressed by menus being unavailable on the table, no teaspoons provided with the coffee served by the waiting staff, the waitress leaning right over the table when serving the food to the individuals on the opposite side of the table, etc. Also on a Sunday afternoon it was just full of young children and quite noisy. Overall we enjoyed the food here, but there could have been improvements made in the running of the cafe. It is however a pleasant enough venue with plenty of car parking.

I visited recently with my family and as always was pleased with the high standard of food, cleanliness and service. I was SO happy on my latest visit to see a breastfeeding mother welcomed; it is brilliant to visit a breastfeeding friendly establishment where even the youngest members of our society can eat in an open, clean and pleasant environment x

We always have an excellent experience at the Mill kitchen. However today was spoilt by a mother who thought it was acceptable to expose herself in front of the whole room. Four people walked straight out when they saw it and another couple sat down and then told us they were disgusted and left. This sort of behaviour is wrong no matter how much the mother thinks she is 'new age.' It is frowned upon in London and mothers are told to either bring it in a bottle or use the facilities. Why this mother thought it was acceptable to expose us all to it and show such s disregard for the child and those around here I'll never know. It Is 2017 not 1917... disappointed and hope the Mill kitchen stops this before they all start...

I've been here a few times with a friend who lives near. It's consistently excellent - top quality food and a relaxed friendly atmosphere. I look forward to my next visit.

I call in to the Mill Kitchen when I can, it's lovely to see somewhere with a different and changing food menu that isn't city centre based. The food is always great, salads aren't typical bowl of leaves with chopped up veg - always lovely Ottelenghi-esque big dishes of great seasonal produce. Coffee is always good (just seen a review about instant espresso... Eh? It's always been fresh ground beans from their coffee machine when I have visited) and every visit the coffee seems to get better and better. I try and vary what I eat, but generally get tempted by the Ox cheek sandwich and a mug of whatever soup is on that day. I try avoid the busiest times as there can be a wait, but I do that with everywhere and know full well the wait is down to the fresh preparation of all of the food and drinks. I'll be returning, often.

Beautiful, fresh and inventive breakfasts. Great coffee and cakes too. Craft beers and local produce for sale. Highly recommended. I have known people to travel for miles to come here.

I love coming to this cafe. The food is different and especially as a vegetarian gives you lots of different options instead of the usual cheese on toast! I would definately recommend their salads and the dark hot chocolates. It's kid friendly as I go often with my son and other friends ak so with young babies. They have changing facilities. They also hold community family friendly events. Dogs are also allowed in. Also another plus is there is alot of produce you can buy their such as local beers and wine which make great gifts.highly recommended! !

A short walk from where I live this place has been visited on more than one occasion on Sunday mornings for brunch. Love the healthy juices, friendly atmosphere and can't resist their poached eggs with smashed avocado on toast.

We live locally and are lucky to be able to walk here for brunch on a weekend.. Everything I have tried on the menu so far has been great, especially the salads which are different every time I've been there and also anything with eggs is a winner. I like that the ingredients are fresh and organic. They also sell some really good cook books which have hammered my bank balance

Met some friends here for Breakfast . I have been before as it is their local . Menu had changed somewhat but we had a great meal and a great chat in great atmosphere with friendly staff . Particularly liked the Avocado on Sourdough Toast with Sweetcorn , Paprika Butter and Poached Egg . Great value meals and the coffee was great too. Shame I don't live more local Stayed at a hotel nearby and came here for Breakfast , it beats a hotel breakfast any day.

Met a friend for lunch here yesterday. Lovely space, drenched with sunlight. Had a veggie open sandwich on rye bread with crushed haricot (??) beans, rosemary & lemon with roasted red peppers & topped with seed mix, with a mug of sweet potato & apple soup & a side of red cabbage slaw. Great home cooked food. Lovely cup of earl grey to finish off.So pleased that my daughter (who lives local to Mill Kitchen) is having her wedding reception here in December 2017. Lovely 'outing' to eat here & visit art gallery & home shop next to cafe

Visited 12.50pm today and ordered tea for two, one mixed salad bowl and one spicy bean bowl. Our drinks took 15 minutes to arrive and the food took 35 minutes. Staff did apologise and said they were very busy but the place was by no means full. The food, when it arrived, was lovely. £17.50 for lunch isn't hugely expensive but not cheap either.