Millstream, Hitchin - pub details
Address: 97 Cambridge Road, Hitchin, Hertfordshire, SG4 0JH [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 14031) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras
Hitchin (0.3 miles), Letchworth (2.2 miles), Baldock (4.2 miles)
Pub facilities/features:
- Food served, Real ale
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> Current user rating: 4.5/10 (rated by 26 users)
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user reviews of Millstream, Hitchin
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| After reading some of the reviews posted ,I thought the best idea was to try it for ourselves. Had A great evening - The Guv'nor was friendly as were all the staff. The food was spot on . All of us had a really good evening. When you go there be sure to ask for the RHUBARB custard! We will certainly visit The Millstream again. THESTOPSLEYFOUR - 30 Aug 2010 20:54 |
| i visited this put over the half term with my friends and family. it was a big group of us. The bar staff were very considerate and helpful. The food was amazing, defiantly worth the money. The comments some people have written about this place is awful. It is a well presented pub with great atmosphere. When i was here last week, John (the manager) and his wife were very polite and co-operative. Made sure everyone was okay with there meal and made sure that if we needed anything just to let them know. So every one who has slatted this pub for horrible bar staff and the managers wife being aggrsessive its a lie. Wonderful pub would recommend to people at work, friends and family. Defiantly worth the money spent! Good job guys! ellie1234 - 23 Apr 2010 10:01 |
| I went to this pub over the weekend and found it very pleasant. I enjoyed the food and the service was brilliant! The bar staff were very helpful. I enjoyed my visit and I would recomemnd this to friends and family. emma171193 - 29 Mar 2010 13:01 |
| I agree with some of the points that have been made. Although you do know what you are getting as it is a brewery pub. I think these type of pubs will go under as they are expensive and serve micro food. However the millstream is a nice big place and when they have functions it a nice atmosper. Except they do over load on charity events. As a Hitchoneon I have used the Millstream lots in the past and know a wide range of people that do. Most people say the same. Charity nights are a plenty (too a plenty) Quiz nights are ok although it could be done by someone else that currently does it, ( The Landlord is a really nice bloke that is always friendly. The landlords wife on the other hand put me personaly of going in there, She is loud and aggresive, I know for a sure this has put a lot of people off that use to go in. Also a new woman who works the Bar( may be a manager) is the most miserable barmaid ever lived So in a nutshell, expensive place but welcoming with the landlord there, food a bit iffy but ok to eat in a rush, Miserable barmaid/manager and an aggressive wife of the landlord who is extreamly loud. Quinn quinnharley - 7 Mar 2009 10:47 |
| To be honest, the 'Millstream' (the name change was a shame, they lost the 100 year history of the place with that) is the best pub in the area. My only 2 pieces of advice would be firstly to drink before you go there - £15 for a bottle of cheap generic Rose in a semi-rural chain pub is an unjustified rip-off. Second point before you go to the Millstream (after you have had a drink at home) is to have something to eat. The food is known locally as "freezer to microwave fare" It is a shame, perhaps the landlord is tied to the brewery and has no choice in charging astronomical prices for cheap wine, and maybe he/she is also limited in the quality of the food menu. Possibly the brewery has a few things to answer for here? I_Like_good_Pubs - 23 Feb 2009 19:17 |
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