Breakfast

  • Full English

    £8.50
  • Sausage Barm

    £3.95
  • Bacon Barm

    $
  • Sausage And Bacon Barm

    £5.15
  • B.l.t

    £4.95

Extras

  • Bacon

    $
  • Beans On Toast

    $
  • Toast (2) With Jam

    $
  • Toasted Teacake

    $
  • Fried Eggs (2) On Toast

    £3.75
  • Scrambled Eggs On Toast

    £4.95
  • Cheesy Scrambled Eggs On Toast

    $

Lunch

  • Veggie Burger

    £4.95
  • Burger

    £4.95
  • Cheeseburger

    £5.45
  • Chicken Fillet Burger

    £5.45
  • Assorted Hot Pies

    £3.25
  • Pie, Peas And Gravy

    £4.95
  • Sausage Roll

    £2.50
  • Homemade Soup Of The Day-Served Hot With A Bread Roll

    £4.95

Omelettes

  • Plain Omelette

    £5.45

Sandwiches

  • Cheese

    £3.95
  • Egg Mayo

    $
  • Ham

    £4.55
  • Tuna

    $

Jacket Potatoes

  • Plain With Butter

    £4.45
  • Cheese

    £4.95
  • Beans

    £4.95
  • Cheese And Beans

    £5.45
  • Cheese And Tuna

    £5.95

Hot Drinks

  • Americano

    £2.85
  • Latte

    £2.85
  • Cappuccino

    £2.85
  • Flat White

    £2.85
  • Yorkshire Tea

    £2.45
  • Espresso

    £2.35
  • Hot Chocolate

    £3.15
  • Hot Vimto

    £2.25

Others

  • Cheese Toastie Served

    £4.95
  • Coq Au Vin Pommes Puree

    $
  • Rich Beef, Red Wine & Mushroom Pie

    $
  • Salmon, Roasted Cherry Tomato & Samphire Linguine

    $
  • Provencal Vegetable Casserole With Butter Beans And Chilli Herb Dumplings Soda Bread

    $
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Tucked away in the charming village of Hurst Green, Millie’s at 2A Whalley Rd offers a refreshing take on countryside dining. Millie’s Menu is a delightful blend of comforting British classics and creative seasonal specials, making it a must-visit for locals and day-trippers exploring the Ribble Valley.

The menu showcases a strong emphasis on freshness and quality. Whether you’re stopping by for brunch or a more indulgent evening meal, Millie’s delivers well-balanced plates that highlight locally sourced produce. The homemade pies and slow-cooked meats stand out as hearty favourites, while vegetarian options-like their roasted root vegetable salad with crumbled feta and tangy dressing-offer satisfying alternatives that never feel like an afterthought.

During a recent visit, I sampled their signature fish pie: a perfectly creamy, rich filling of haddock, salmon, and prawns topped with golden mash. It was warm, satisfying, and brimming with flavour-clearly made with care. For dessert, the sticky toffee pudding lived up to its reputation: decadently moist, just sweet enough, and served with lashings of butterscotch sauce.

Compared to nearby eateries, Millie’s offers a more polished yet still homely experience. While some country pubs lean heavily on tradition, Millie’s integrates contemporary flair without losing its roots. Portions are generous, pricing is fair for the quality, and the staff provide attentive, relaxed service that enhances the overall experience.

One notable touch is their regularly updated specials board, which gives the kitchen a chance to shine creatively-ideal for returning guests looking for something new. Though the menu isn’t vast, it’s clearly curated with intention and seasonal availability in mind.

For anyone seeking a memorable meal in the Clitheroe area, Millie’s is a top-tier choice-whether it’s for a casual lunch, a celebratory dinner, or a cosy Sunday treat.