We didn’t even get a chance to eat here. We were turned away because we didn’t have reservations on Mother’s Day. We were okay with that. All we wanted was a bowl of clam chowder, but we weren’t even allowed to order take out. The initial vibe and eye contact with the lady behind the counter was very awkward to say the least. There were three ladies in front of us and when they were done checking in, the hostess said, “let me take you to your seats, there are people here.” We waited patiently and during that time we saw a Mother’s Day menu taped on the counter. When the lady returned we informed her we wanted to see the menu. She told us the Mother’s Day menu was the only menu for the day. She also said, if we didn’t have reservations, we wouldn’t be able to dine in because the restaurant was already fully reserved. We asked if we could order to go and she said no. Not for today. We left feeling very discriminated and with a very bitter taste. Yes, we are a minority family, however, we have been to many restaurants and establishments and have never ever left anywhere feeling the way did here. But, we came across The Old Whisky Mill. Yes, there were reservations already made here. Yes it was busy. But they found a way to get us in for a party of five. The Mill Burgers are huge and delicious along with the tasty fries. The Salmon Fettuccine was superb. The service was great, the food was fantastical, and above all, we truly enjoyed our time while dining at The Old Whisky Mill. More importantly, “Mom” was overly satisfied with everything at The Old Whiskey Mill!!!