Millstone Cafe Inc 801 Monroe Avenue, Buckeye, AZ 85326

"At first glance, the restaurant seemed cozy and inviting. The one gal who was working was very short and passive but I was willing to look past that. While looking around, I noticed that the restaurant was heavily decorated with religious items, which isn't a problem.I just like to eat without all that. So far no big deal. The food is the reason for the low rating. BRING YOUR OWN SEASONING. Everything was so bland, it was hard to eat. Portions were so tiny too. I ordered a full size biscuits and gravy and I got what appeared to be ONE small biscuit cut in half. I basically survived my hunger by the potatoes I ordered on the side. My husband got a bagel sandwich, again BLAND, not even mayo. We got two small drinks. Everything was $31 and we left and got a real breakfast elsewhere. Never again. But hey, the place was clean."

"Small cozy place.... breakfast menu is tiny the food was bland no substitutions asked for a side of gravy and was denied. Potato's had no seasoning. Eggs where cooked as ordered. Asked for a veterans discount she said they didn't offer one however she did take off a couple of bucks off the bill. Staff was nice and attentive."

"Drove by this place numerous times and finally had the opportunity to give it try today. The staff is friendly and inviting. The setting and ambience is unique and also inviting. We enjoyed a family breakfast of chorizo wraps/burritos and a breakfast platter. Everything was delicious and accurately prepared."

"Simple place to grab a coffee and meet a friend if you're on that side of town. The food wasn't bad. Simple home cooking. You can tell this place was a house many moons ago, and there must be history associated with it, but it's not somewhere I'm dying to return to. Basic and simple."

"Great coffee. I sat in the parlor at the front of the house and enjoyed a wonderful vanilla iced latte with whip cream! Once I got my bagel sandwich I say outside on their picnic tables and enjoyed the early morning. Best in Buckeye!"