A Sea Of Red

Sly, I'm trusting your grandpa on this one. Mrs. Cider's birthday is tomorrow, and I've made reservations for brunch after church tomorrow.

Anybody been to Millstone and specifically for their weekend brunch?

I haven't been for brunch but we were there last friday night and I can say amazing...I had the Rock Fish while the wife had the special a homemade pasta with pancetta and cream sauce.

Cider Jim wrote:Sly, I'm trusting your grandpa on this one. Mrs. Cider's birthday is tomorrow, and I've made reservations for brunch after church tomorrow.

Anybody been to Millstone and specifically for their weekend brunch?

Brunch is good. It's about what you expect from a brunch while offering the style of MST you'd expect. Not quite like dinner in the style but that's why it's call brunch

I do know some people that only want to attend the brunch....either way you'll love it I promise you. Make sure you get dessert and go back for dinner. It's unreal.

I'm anxious to hear your thoughts, CJ. My grandfather loves the place but then again for years he loved to eat burgers at Holiday Inns.

Reservations were made, but the trip was temporarily postponed. We hope to go there soon!

Hard to find a better choice in town. They had to de-content the menu a bit due to the recession and I miss some of the higher end food they had for dinners but Brunch less impacted. Gracious but not stuffy. Repeat customers get noticed.

You were the one who first brought the place to my attention. My grandfather and his bride express their gratitude. I still haven't been there myself. It is not the type of place where I'd likely bring my family of five on one of our cross-country road trips.

This has been our favorite local restaurant for years but we only make it up there once or twice a year--even though we live less than 15 minutes from it. Too busy, I guess.