(323) 664-0404
3524 W Sunset Blvd
Los Angeles,
CA
90026
34.0889
-118.2767
Neighborhoods: East LA, Silver Lake
Reviews & Ratings for Millie's
24 reviews
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Bad, bad service, awesome food.
by Tinarocks at Citysearch
The food is as delicious as the service is horrible. Every single time I've gone I've sat at a table for at least 10 minutes before a server even came by the table (even if there are less than 5 tables sat!). Once the order is taken don't expect to see the server again until your food comes. Once they bring the food ask for anything you'll need cuz you won't see them till they drop the check. The bussers are awesome! They help you with everything else if you give them puppy dog eyes. =) I'd still go just because the food's that good. I just wish I could tip the bussers instead of the servers. They seem to do alot of nothing.
- Pros: Price, Food, Coffee
- Cons: Service, Parking on the Weekends, Ambience, Line on Weekends
come hungry, leave slowly
by feedmedrinkme at Citysearch
omigod i'm full.
Happy mess, devil's mess, rosemary potatoes, coffee, bacon. And waffles, too.
This is breakfast, and really done right.
Our server was very nice, although a little overwhelmed, but it didn't seem to affect things too much.
Food is delicious, and ample. You actually get what you pay for.
Millie's has a neighborhood feel, and you find yourself in conversations with those around you as you pass the tapatio and syrup back and forth; this is a good thing, unless you're the hollywood type that avoids talking to lesser beings.
Perfect on any sunday, or any day you want to feel like sunday.
- Pros: amount of food, casual, friendly, endless coffe, delicious delicious.
- Cons: might have to wait for a table. do it.
Great Breakfast/Lunch Spot in Silver Lake
by greensubmarine at Citysearch
Millie's is a fantastic choice for breakfast or lunch in Silver Lake. Try the Eleanor R. special for breakfast -- the rosemary potatoes with eggs, cheese, guacamole, salsa and sour cream will get you coming back for more. Another highlight are the banana walnut pancakes -- yummy! I've also had the BLT for lunch, which was fantastic.
On top of the food, it's a great spot to enjoy the sunshine at one of the sidewalk tables. Also great for Silver Lake people watching. One tip -- like all breakfast spots in Silver Lake (and probably everywhere else on the planet) get there early or late unless you want to wait for a table.
The only place to have breakfast in Silver Feliz
by buck29 at Citysearch
For years I enjoyed the food at Millie's sister location in Richmond, VA. So, when able to visit Los Angeles I had a destination in mind. Neeedless to say I was not disapppointed, but I will say it anyways, I was not disappointed! Everytime I make the trip to see the women I love (i am from Utah) I grab my fiance by the hand and we go visit my second love MILLIES. Try the turkey tacos and bring an appetite.
- Pros: The menu
- Cons: I live in Utah
Great hole in a wall place
by nursekarebear at Citysearch
Ever since my boyfriend took me to this dive, I've been craving their food whenever the lazy weekend rolls around. Maybe its all that time sitting at the counter where you watch those cooks working up a sweat to conjure up plates after plates of good ol' comfort food. I have tried their signature dish the devil's mess, banana walnut pancakes, and huevos rancheros and my, my I always end up satisfied and wanting more and more each weekend that passes. (I swear the people there must recognize our faces since we are always at the counter--its the best place to see what kind of dish you want to order for the next time your are there). The prices are reasonable considering they give you a pretty hefty portion. It does get pretty full during peak hours especially if you want to eat outside. If you want to save time, watch some good action in the kitchen, and not mind smelling like the grill then the counter is good for you. The service is great--they are very attentive and always ready to give you more water or coffee. Beware of parking though. Don't park in the strip mall next door, we almost got towed on our 4th visit!
- Pros: Good portions, reasonable prices, attentive waiter/waitresses, must-see counter
- Cons: Parking, small bathroom
ROUTE 66 ICON
by asearcher at Citysearch
Folks...this was one of the highlights during our Route 66 trip. The grilled cheese sandwich I got one one of the best I have ever eaten! I would recommend it to anyone...and I'm an out of towner. Just go an enjoy.
- Pros: Route 66, Homemade breads and other great ingredients
- Cons: Parking
Good greasy spoon
by vsusa at Citysearch
Any of the egg breakfasts with potatoes are great. You can't go wrong.
- Pros: good food, good prices
- Cons: not enough seating
Old Faithful
by empressjuju at Citysearch
It's true the place is not pristine, and that parking can be a hassle, but the food is good, the prices are reasonable, and the service is dependable. I especially like the breakfast scrambles and tuna melts. Yum!
- Pros: good food, outdoor seating, moderately priced
- Cons: street parking
Best Breakfast in LA!
by ladougg at Citysearch
My boyfriend just brought me there a few weeks back and I have to say Millie's is one of the best breakfast spots I've tried in all of LA. It's inexpensive and everything seems homemade. I love it.
Artsy, run-down diner slings anti-"Ozzie and Harriet" attitude and an inspired breakfast- and lunch-only menu for hangover crowds.
by Contributor at Citysearch
The Scene
Millie's is like a 1950s housewife who deserted her family, started chain-smoking and joined a hard-core band. Yet to her kids, she's still a sweetie. Belly up to the counter to watch cooks at the old stove or sit in the side room hung with aprons embroidered with nasty slogans.
The Food
The menu features eggs and pancakes with personality. The Devil's Mess scramble is loaded with Cajun-spiced turkey sausage and white-cheddar cheese. The Marsala-sweetened Hangtown Fry boasts a truckload of bacon and oysters. On the lunch side, sandwiches are also zippier, like the grilled cheese sandwich crackling with chipotle heat. The heavy hamburger is served on a spongy bun--perfect for getting a handle on the quality toppings.









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