SPRING 2010
MILLSTONE TEA ROOM.
LOCAL. COMFORT. FOOD.
MILLSTONE TEA ROOM.
LOCAL. COMFORT. FOOD.
THE PLACE
NESTLED IN THE FOOTHILLS OF THE BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS just north of BEDFORD, VIRGINIA, MILLSTONE TEA ROOM offers a culinary destination for local guests and travelers from around the world.
COME IN, relax and dine in our intimate forty seat dining room on the absolute freshest fish and seafood, pasture-fed meats and seasonal produce from our kitchen gardens behind the restaurant. You can also enjoy our collection of loose leaf, estate grown teas or freshly ground organic coffees. Or, you may imbibe from our nightly wine list featuring approachable, easily drinkable wines by the glass and bottle. You may even choose a leisurely Sunday drive on the majestic Blue Ridge Parkway and end your morning with our "now famous" brunch.THE MENUS
Dinner
Brunch
Thanksgiving
Valentine's
PLEASE NOTE: Due to seasonal availability, not all dinner menu items may be available each night.
THE FOOD
CAST IRON ASHEVILLE MOUNTAIN TROUT WITH SAUTEED GREENS, PANISSE & GRAPES
Our meats and fish come from purveyors who guarantee meats raised in a natural humane manner and sustainable wild or responsibly farmed fisheries as available. This, paired with our fresh from the garden produce and in season Virginia produce, makes for a simple and transformative dining experience.
PECAN BREAD PUDDING
DON'T LET ANYONE FOOL YOU. Melanie's bread pudding is fine just the way it is without the use of bourbon sauce, raisins or rum. She serves it warm with her signature cinnamon ice cream, the same way she's served it for nine years.
If that doesn't strike your fancy (we couldn't think why), consider her newest addition to the dessert menu: Mrs. Mays' Brown Sugar Pie. Melanie's grandmother, Mrs. Virginia Stevens Mays, was gracious enough to give Melanie her recipe for the pie which she would make for us every holiday season. Most guests have either never heard of it or haven't had Brown Sugar Pie in years! This vintage treat will definitely knock your socks off.
If that doesn't strike your fancy (we couldn't think why), consider her newest addition to the dessert menu: Mrs. Mays' Brown Sugar Pie. Melanie's grandmother, Mrs. Virginia Stevens Mays, was gracious enough to give Melanie her recipe for the pie which she would make for us every holiday season. Most guests have either never heard of it or haven't had Brown Sugar Pie in years! This vintage treat will definitely knock your socks off.
THE HOURS
MILLSTONE TEA ROOM OFFERS DINNER TUESDAY THROUGH SATURDAY BEGINNING AT 5.30PM.
BRUNCH 11.30 UNTIL 2PM SATURDAY AND SUNDAY ONLY.
