Millie’s Restaurant and Bakery

The food was sub par for me but I went to cooking school! The pie (lemon) was the only good part… Not recommended for diabetics!!!

FYI: waitress told us they are closing up the restaurant for good by middle of May. Tried for dinner our 1^st night in town and its your average diner food feeding the Disney masses. They are not ordering more food stock so as they run out of stuff its off the menu!

Here in Disney for a conference. Ordered the Patty Melt. It was good but can we get real meat? The onion rings were good and crispy and not overly greasy. It comes on Rye bread with onions and some kinda sauce .
Ordered an iced tea. Which looks like a huge McDonalds sweet tea yet I forgot to ask if it was sweetened or unsweetened. It as unsweetened (great) and came with no sugar (bummer) .
Food was hot and came in 15 – 20 minutes as stated. Never mind the first time I called the phone rang for 15 min and no one picked up. Chanced a call again 30 minutes later and phone range like 25 times before someone picked up. This restaurant delivers room service to The Fairfield Inn.

Wonderful! I’ve eaten here at least ten times, and have loved each meal. Great variety and reasonable prices.

An unexpected four star experience: We ordered a classic patty melt with French fries and fresh tilapia fish and rice. Both items were cooked to perfection, and they were visually appealing. The patty melt was the best I have had in a really long time… give it a try.

Good place to go if you don’t want to travel far from your hotel room. My family and I decided to go there for dinner after we returned from Disneyland. It was about 8pm so we went for dinner. We were seated right away and the waitress was very nice. The only downfall was the food wasn’t that great and being that they are a bakery, they only had two selections left to choose from, so we didn’t get to try their pies. My steak was bland and had no flavor and the portion size was somewhat on the small side. The place reminding me of Denny’s and IHOP. Maybe next time we will try the breakfast and give the place a second shot.

We had breakfast here the day we went home and wished we ate there earlier as the food was delicious! The cinnamon roll was to die for… yummy! Excellent service as well!

Cheesy & Divey inside, no biggie.
The service was good. The turkey & avocado sandwich was better than I expected!
I wouldn’t hesitate to eat here again.
Would I go out of my way for it, most likely not. But if the IHOP & Denny’s are packed, give them a chance.

My fiancé and I were staying at the Fairfield hotel. Since Millies was so close we decided to check it out. Wasn’t too expensive and the food came out pretty fast. They do have stuffed animals everywhere and the place seems a little outdated but we didn’t care! We were there for the food! We enjoyed it. Again we only had breakfast so I can’t speak for the rest of their food. For two people we payed about $ 20! And left very full.

I always make it a point to go to Millie’s while on vacation in Disneyland. The breakfast is yummy, portion sizes are big enough to share and the service is always top notch. I’ve
Been going here for years and its nice to see the same waitresses working and talking to everyone. They don’t rush you out and are quick to refill my coffee.
I’m such a loyal fan, that I will walk from any of the various hotels I stay at to get my fix. I get to skip lunch because I’m so full, and their prices and friendly smiles keep me coming back year after year.

Although we’ve driven by this Millie’s hundreds of times over the years, on a recent Sunday morning we needed a quick breakfast and decided to give this place a try. While the food was incredibly average and maybe a step or two below a typical Denny’s meal, what really got us was the décor of this place.
Now you’d think that sitting on Harbor Blvd just across from the front of Disneyland might be a goldmine location, right? However, it’s almost like this Millie’s has conceded defeat to Mimi’s Café next door and is only interested in serving tourists staying at the adjacent hotel property. People looking for breakfast or dinner before/​after a trip to the park; in other words, people they’ll never see again.
Stepping inside this place is an adventure in tacky. Instead of a waiting area, it has been converted into some kind of gas-​station style tourist trinket shop with a heavy slant towards Disney. Really? You’ve come all the way across the country to spend your bucks at Disneyland and can’t wait to make it across the street?
By far the worst is the creepy array of worn, tired stuff animals that a crafty manager has hung from the ceiling panels and room dividers. Faded, dusty and droopy Mickeys, Minnies, Tiggers, and Donalds are strung from the ceiling with lengths of fishing line in a manner that would make Freddy Kruger proud. By far our favorites were the Eeyores that had appeared to had just given up and were sitting face down, nose buried into the wooden seat dividers in a unnatural «Help, I’ve fallen and I can’t get up» pose. We couldn’t help but wonder, really, is this really a page out of Millie’s corporate operating manual? Does a Millie’s Regional Manager walk in on a Sunday morning on a location across from Disneyland, views 2 – 3 tables of customers sitting amid an array sad stuffed animals and say to him/​herself, «Yep, we nailed it on this place, I wouldn’t change a thing!»
I’m guessing that most locals aren’t reading this review with any interest in actually going to this place, at least not now… instead, walk a few more steps and visit Mimi’s.

I have been going to Millie’s for many years just not at this location. The prices are great but as far as the food just ok. I had the tri tip and it was probably as big as 3 quarters. The service was horrible and the waitress didn’t come around at all. The fact that it’s near Disneyland is awesome. There bakery is delicious. Recommend the coconut cream pie just not the steaks there..

I was excited to see a few healthy dishes on the menu and that is the reason we ate here. They had wild caught salmon with fresh vegetables so I though I was going to get a good healthy meal. The salmon was the size of a steak fry and I mean one fry and it was over cooked. Restaurant was understaffed and so we waited a long time for our food. The waitress was very apologetic which helped a little. The only reason I have them two stars is because my kids had the fried fish and chips and they said it was good. If you are looking for a fresh healthy meal I would keep walking.

They do the room service for the Anaheim Fairfield — service and delivery was fast. We both had the Patty Melt which is a pretty decent burger on toasted sourdough — WAY better than I was expecting to be honest.
The Onion Rings were superb — HUGE and not at all greasy, fries likewise.

My review will be…1.5 stars. I only came here because it was right next to the hotel and after all that walking at Disneyland, I was too tired to go anywhere else. The food was pretty horrible. I never get spaghetti at places because I can make a mean spaghetti at home, but I was craving some comfort food, but I didn’t want something fried. Spaghetti was the closest thing. So, I got that.
Here is the breakdown of my rating:
Spaghetti (noodle portion): –5 stars because the noodles were super overdone and there was no sauce. Yes… NO SAUCE on SPAGHETTI
Meatballs: 3 stars because they actually tasted pretty good.
So, that brings us to a negative 2. So the positive 3.5 stars that brings it to 1.5 stars comes from the convenience of getting the food while sitting in the hotel room. And at that point, that was a huge plus. So…1.5 stars it is.
Don’t go there if you want a good meal. Only go there for convenience and for the fact that you have to eat to make sure you don’t faint and fall over while enjoying your time at Disneyland. They are really lucky that they are located so conveniently next to the park and hotels though…

I’ve been coming to Millie’s for years. The reason it gets two stars instead of one is because usually it’s an okay experience. They usually have seasonal specials that are pretty good, otherwise, it’s pretty much on par with Denny’s.
Our experience yesterday was one of the worst I’ve experienced at any restaurant. It was breakfast time on a Monday, and not during the summer season at Disneyland. Our stated 5 minute wait to be seated turned into 15, even though it was not crowded. We ordered coffee, milk and waters for the three of us. We got one coffee, one milk and one water. We had to ask again for the other two waters. We also asked for silverware at that time. Nothing. Our waitress brought our food and again we asked for silverware. Nothing. After several minutes of waiting for her to come with our silverware, and trying to get her attention, we actually got up to go searching for it ourselves. She saw us then, just sitting there with our lukewarm meals, and remembered we needed silverware to eat.
The food was just meh. The service sucked big time. I have to wonder if management changed because it seems to have gone downhill.

In a sentence: Not as good as Mimi’s, which is next door, but less crowded.

We go here sometimes when we want to eat outside of Disneyland, it is decent change from amusement park food.
My wife and one of my step-​daughters ordered the chicken and biscuits, my other step-​daughter ordered the Philly Cheese Steak and I ordered the double decker burger special. The chicken and biscuits came with a large biscuit cut in half with a decent size chicken breast on each half. The mashed potatoes and other sides were okay. The Philly Cheese Steak was good and it was a large sandwich. My burger and fries were pretty good, there were plenty of fries with my order. I also ordered a strawberry shake for an additional $ 1.99 (special price for ordering the burger) … it was good, but very very thin. Had I paid the $ 4.99 regular, I would have sent it back.
The service was very good and friendly. Overall, it is one of the few places outside Downtown Disney I will eat when I visit Disneyland.

When I come to Disneyland and I want a cheap meal that’s better than Denny’s then I come to Millie’s. Sure it’s the not the greatest place to eat, but it’s good for the price and when you’re visiting Disneyland and spending an arm and leg for a turkey leg or a mickey mouse shaped ice cream bar it’s nice to eat some where cheap.
I don’t ever really expect wonderful service, but it’s never horrible or bad either. Food comes out fast and you can sit and relax a little before a long day at the park.

I’ve been here before and it is usually on 2 maybe 2.5 stars. However they have revamped their menu recently and my visit on Sunday night was a solid 3 stars.
Looking for a cheaper alternative while we are at Disneyland that would meet what the rest of the group wanted. In other words, nobody could agree on 1 type of food.
We were seated quickly, our server was friendly and efficient. This type of place and food, you know what you are in for, so those that review and say gee my steak wasn’t good. Seriously?! You expected a good steak at this type of place? One review mentions gumbo. Why would you ever order gumbo here? If you wanted gumbo you were right near Ralph Brennan’s Jazz Kitchen in Downtown Disney.
My daughter ordered their new philly cheesesteak sandwich. I had the newly re-​deisgned build a burger. My other daughter ordered sliders. My husband had the chicken tacos. It was a mixed bag with okay to really good.
1 wierd thing is that the mood of this place always seems to be down and low key. Maybe everybody is tired from Disneyland!