Milford House Bar & Grill

Went their with another couple the for dinner. The menu was vast with plenty of good food to choose from. They had a lot of sub sandwich and pizza selection pretty typical of a pizzeria style restaurant. At 5 pm the specials came out for dinner, these offerings were a stepped up from the regular menu. Two people at my table ordered the prime rib and I went with the steak Diane. The prime rib was a queen cut that was huge and the steak Diane was tasty, although sauce was a tad oily. The last person in the group got the Maurice salad, it was gigantic and looked delicious, no complaints from the person who ordered it. The side salads that were ordered at an additional $1.50 to the specials were darn good salads and the dressing was delicious. So all in all the food was on the level, now the service on the other hand was not good. Our waiter seemed to disappear for long periods leaving empty iced tea and Oberon glasses for us to stare at while dreaming of another refill. When our main course's arrived my meal came out a full 5 minutes behind the rest of the table's dishes. Overall the waiter was not good and made it obvious he had a better place to be. I noticed the groups who came in long after us were growing irritated with the bad waiter we were all sharing. I wont hold the bad service against this place when people ask me for a recommendation, bad service can happen anywhere. I always tip 20%, but on this special occasion I left a 10% tip, it wasn't worthy of five!

This place provides consistently 'good' food and the service is usually okay.  They have a little bit of everything on the menu.  There is sometimes a long wait on weekends.  The breadsticks are awesome.  The only thing I tend to avoid here is the salmon (always tastes a little 'fishy').

Waited 45 mins for our food in an empty restaurant only to get my salad without the salmon.  Manager came to our table and said "things happen".  Was incredibly rude and unprofessional, we found out that the owners were out of town at the time of our visit.  I guess it's true what they say, when the cat is away the mice will play.