Hours
| Monday | 6:30 AM–3 PM |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | 6:30 AM–8 PM |
| Friday | 6:30 AM–8 PM |
| Saturday | 6:30 AM–8 PM |
| Sunday | 6:30 AM–3 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 18640 Beaver Valley Rd, Leavenworth, WA 98826
Phone: (509) 888-5102
Website: https://www.oldmillcafeplain.com/
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Reviews
The bacon was cold and the toast was burnt. They were so stingy with the cheese and eggs that the skillet scramble felt more like a salad. They served the food in a disposable paper bowl, so even the tiny bit of cheese I had stuck to it.
It was the worst breakfast I’ve ever had.
The restaurant is very clean, nostalgic in immediate impression with a pictoric overview of Plain’s history. Its Chef and staff are folksy and so welcoming.
Wow, the food is grrr-eat! We aren’t peckish enough to go for the Buffet. An “A” quality buffet here, in this town. Every chafing dish looked well presented, deliciously inviting with a touch of Bellevue / Seattle class, yep, you heard me right. As good as, if not better!
We ordered àla carte and every dish was good down to the last bite.
Best sure to check out this restaurant if you’re in the neck of the woods, totally worth it.
We came in for breakfast. Got our food and the food was wonderful. Probably top 3 I’ve ever had for breakfast. My son asked for us to move there because the food was so good.
Then I overheard the staff talking politics and discussing gun laws in other states which were completely false as to how the law actually reads. I looked at my wife who gave me the dagger eyes of you better not say anything to these people as she knew I wanted to correct the staff on how the law really reads.
We are all free to our opinion and free to say what we want, but its best done not in the ear shot of customers.
Matt & Kim are the epitome of people who should own a restaurant. From the (finally!) authentic and amazing BBQ, full breakfast plates, delicious coffee and GORGEOUS fresh pastries, the Old Mill has it all. Every morning at 6:30 I was greeted by Ashley and Hannalei with big bright smiles and nothing but hospitality to make me feel like family. Fun and lively conversation to get the day started right, this family really goes far beyond standard customer service in every way.
We were in Plain for a total of 2 weeks and in that time I got to know the area and this little gem in the middle. We are crossing the country but if I was to ever get “stuck” somewhere, I think Plain and the Old Mill Cafe would be the spot. It was genuinely bittersweet to pull out of that parking lot and wish my new friends farewell. I have never felt so comfortable in an establishment so quickly and again, considering the food is out of this world, it was by far and away the best place to spend my workday.
The BBQ slider is a great little meal, delicious slaw, crispy onions, that perfect slow cook on the meat, and their homemade “chips”, an absolute MUST. The chicken fingers also had a great crispy coating without being greasy or heavy. Try it all, you will not be disappointed!!
If you’re going to the Leavenworth area, make the detour to the Old Mill Cafe and stop in for a bite and a smile. It is a beautiful drive from Leavenworth to Plain and well worth the trip to see what that little town has to offer. Breakfast, lunch or dinner, the Old Mill has something for everyone. A must try, a must go, a must for anyone who loves amazing BBQ and looks for these hidden spots. This is one you won’t forget!
Thank you for everything Old Mill crew, we’re headed east and miss you and your food already!
From the moment the paper bowl slid across the table like I was at a sad elementary school picnic, I knew I was in trouble. Paper plates. Paper cups. At a restaurant. Bold choice, unfortunately not the good kind.
The food somehow managed to look worse than it tasted, which is an impressive (and deeply concerning) feat. Presentation was nonexistent, quality was questionable, and effort appeared to have taken the day off entirely. This wasn’t “rustic” or “charming” this was “we gave up and hope you don’t notice.” But I did notice…I really did!
Service-wise, we were left completely alone. No check-ins, no follow-ups, no concern for whether we were alive or had escaped. I can only assume this is intentional. Why check on customers when you already know the answer to the question, “how is everything?”
The only bright spot was the girl who took our order, who was genuinely pleasant and kind. She deserves a better workplace and possibly hazard pay.
In summary: if you enjoy bad food, zero service, and dining supplies straight from the grocery store aisle, this might be your place. Otherwise, it’s a hard no from me—and a strong recommendation to keep driving.