The Mill — Restaurant in Acushnet

The food was decent. I wouldn't recommend requesting any fruit as it is all frozen, very mush and sour when served. When my family and I enter we were not greater at all, after standing around for a couple of minutes we were told to seat ourselves, no biggie. We sat, talked and waited for a good 10-15minutes before one of us questioned the waiter if they were going to give us any menus. Mind you it wasn't busy, only 1 other group was seated. Waited another 5 minutes after asking for menus to actually recieve a menu, or any drinks. Waited another 10-15+ minutes to get our order taken. Then another 15-20minutes for food. The server was rude the entire time, she clearly did not want to be there and treated our existence as an inconvenience to her day. We didn't even say anything, we wanted to leave after the first 30 minutes but we had just came from the park and were starving. Even once we got our food, the server didn't bring us a side of ham, we already finished eating. Once asked she brought over ham and slammed it on the table, didn't say a word and kept walking. I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone, unless you're looking for a bad attitude and...

I hate to do this but…zero stars if there was an option. My daughter and I decided to try this place out for the first time. We are always looking for nice quick breakfast/lunch places and we had heard it was good. Hours say they are open until 2pm. We walked through the door at 1:12pm and were turned away because they had shut the grill off…the “cook” shrugged at the one server who in turn shrugged at us. Poor service. No explanation IE: we apologize, we are closing early because _ (fill in the blank). Absolutely not acceptable. There was only one person sitting at the counter and he was drinking coffee. I would think they would want the business? I guess not. We won’t return because this just left me feeling like they don’t really care about the customer or the service they provide. It seems some places are getting...

Went to The Mill this morning with my wife, sister and brother-in-law and had a wonderful meal. The only downfall why a meal was this customer that was rude and outrageous. We heard the whole conversation and there was no making this Kayla Coconut weirdo, happy. The waitress was very professional empathetic due to peppers being missing from her meal. She apologized for a new waitress, still learning how to do her craft. The customer twisted the words and made Christine out to be this villain. I can tell you I was appalled, and it’s sad that people like that just can walk around...