20th Century Restaurant 19964 U.S. 6, Milford, IN 46542

"This is NOT fine dining. This is NOT an old-fashioned diner. This is NOT what someone thinks a diner was like 70 or 80 years ago. This is a diner that has been operating for a very long time. The food is great. You get to eat in a historic place. It's worth it."

"Cute little hometown diner in the middle of nowhere which is very convenient. I only had the biscuits and gravy but they were excellent and sausage patties were top notch. I noticed the kitchen was extremely clean and the staff was very attentive and friendly."

"Right now this is my favorite little area breakfast and lunch spot. Its about 8 miles away for me so I don't go often, but I've enjoyed it each time I have. Years ago I went here when I lived closer to it and I was in high school. That was in the 70s. It doesn't looks a lot different though they certainly have worked at replacing carpet, upholstery and tables when needed. It is clean, food is basic and down home but well-prepared, and the service is friendly. I especially enjoy their smoked sausage and their biscuits and gravy are excellent."

"This place has been around for 50 years, and the charm of that is evident from the moment you walk in. Booths along huge plate glass windows, and a bar you can eat at. Cheap, tasty food, and friendly staff and patrons. Their pie is homemade every day, and I personally think is the best in Elkhart county. This is a favorite of my friends and I for a laid back, diner atmosphere meal that you can’t find anywhere else."

"Not my usual stop when traveling in the area but I thought I'd stop and try it since it's been literally years since last time I was there. They were fairly busy but I got a booth right away. Coffee was decent but took forever to get a refill. Ordered Corned beef hash, eggs and toast. There was barely any food there, I had to order a side of American fries because I was done and still hungry. So taste wise it was typical, portion size was the smallest I've had since I started doing this. $14 was my total without the tip. Will I go back? Most likely not, I'll stick to Renee's in Nappanee."