Weathered circa-1797 grist mill houses cozy eatery specializing in posh modern fare, plus bar menu.
Hours
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 5–8 PM |
| Wednesday | 5–8 PM |
| Thursday | 5–8 PM |
| Friday | 5–8 PM |
| Saturday | 5–8 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 53 Main St, Egremont, MA 01230
Phone: (413) 528-1421
Website: https://www.themillberkshires.com/
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Reviews
Started with a drink at the bar. Yaomi was bartending and she was great. The drinks were fantastic! I had a New Fashioned and my wife had the hot honey which was also amazing. So good we got a second round of each, lol.
if you’re into photography, keep an eye out for the gorgeous black and white prints on the walls in the bar area: they’re all from Studio 54 in the 70s, and they’re amazing. It’s a rare thing to see prints like that. You’re in for a treat.
The dining room is gorgeous. I started with the onion soup gratinée (basically French onion soup) and it was probably the best I’ve ever had, no exaggeration. I had the cioppino after that and it was great, but the thing that’s still living in my head the next day is the pistachio mascarpone cheesecake for dessert. We heard a table near us talking about how amazing it was and we gave it a try. So glad we did.
The Mill is a great find. We’ll definitely be back!
On our last visit he COMPLETELY lost his temper having, perhaps, over heard our table’s private conversation which pertained to his kitchen staff’s refusal to add some onions to our salad, an ingredient we had often requested and received without incident.
The owner began shouting, ordered us from the premises and even threatened to call the police, Shocking us. It was a completely hyperbolic response for one thing. For another it was an invasion of our right to free speech, misquoting what we said to one another since our voices were low.
Lastly he had had our patronage, and that of our family, for decades. We were staunch in supporting this restaurant’s efforts during the worst of the pandemic. We were regular guests, known well by the former friendly staff and generous with gratuities.
It’s taken us some time to respond to that night’s exposure to this unprovoked verbal assault. But finally it made sense to worn other potential diners that although this place can seem pleasant if you don’t mind up dealing with crowding, having no real handicapped access and challenging. Be forewarned that our visit ended with being bellowed at in a public forum and threatened with police action out of nowhere. In this day, it is something to consider when contemplating a simple evening out.
The ambience is fantastic—it feels sophisticated yet comfortable, with a club-like elegance that makes you want to settle in and enjoy.
A huge highlight was getting to meet the chef/owner, Terry Moore. Terry is genuinely nice, and it’s amazing to hear he’s been serving the community for over 46 years! That kind of dedication and history shines through in the quality of the restaurant.
And of course, the food was absolutely amazing! We ordered the burger and the Caesar salad with shrimp, and both were prepared perfectly. The burger was juicy and delicious, and the Caesar salad was fresh, flavorful, and the shrimp were cooked flawlessly.
The Mill is a must-visit spot in the Berkshires for anyone who appreciates exceptional food and incredible hospitality. Highly recommend!