Depot Street Tavern

Every time I’m in Milford, Depot Street Tavern is a must on my list! I absolutely love both their breakfast and lunch offerings — from mimosa flights and Bloody Marys to a hearty, satisfying breakfast, they always deliver. During this visit, I went for lunch and couldn’t resist ordering their yummy wonton nachos (for the second time!) along with a delicious meatball sub. My guy ordered the mac and cheese, and it was creamy and comforting — just the way it should be. This restaurant never disappoints! Great food, friendly vibes, and consistently excellent service keep me coming back every time I’m in town.

Always a great meal and a great time. Adam is great as is his staff. Food is always excellent and not ordinary. Great beer rotation and great drinks. Atmosphere is also great. If you have to wait a little while for a table/seat you know it’s good.

I was recommended by a coworker to come eat at this place as I’m new in town! Did not disappoint!— I ordered the Chicken Parm Chimichanga and oh boyyyy that was a great marriage of flavors in a bite! There were chunks of chicken parm with bits of pasta and cheese enclosed in a perfectly crisp tortilla! I got the truffle fries as the side and the pink vodka sauce included went well with the chimichanga and fries!! A diet coke paired everything well and a great welcoming atmosphere made this a great lunch experience! I’ll be back sometime for a burger!! Also, parking across the street is okay per staff!

I've been here twice. Once for dinner and once for brunch. Both times the food and service were outstanding. The feta spinach dip was amazing and their breakfast potatoes were cooked to perfection.

There's so much to like about this place -- food is great, wait staff is cheerful -- it's one of my favorite places in the area. A word of warning when it comes to "reservations," however. On a recent Saturday night, we had reservations for a table of 4 @ 6 p.m. We were finally seated a little after 7 p.m. Reservations are taken through the Resy system, but it had no bearing on how the restaurant actually managed the seating -- it was first-come, first-served. There's nothing wrong with an old-school waiting list for seating, but if that's how it's is going to be administered, Depot Street should not take reservations.