Milly’s Tavern

Located in the basement of a mill building, Milly's/Stark Brewing is a decent brewpub, with OK food, good service and a selection of locally brewed beer.

Nice open place in the historic mills of Manchester. Large wrap around bar with a ring of hightops surrounding. Relaxed feel. Decent tap list of house made brews. something for everyone.

Visited on a Monday afternoon, was 1 of 2 customers in the place. Pretty easy to find and to park, very close off of 293. Big sports bar like place with the brewery right behind the bar, pretty large place. Had lunch here, the food was decent but nothing to write home about , french onion soup was good. They do flights of 6 or 8 beers at a time (2 oz pours), and had 16 of their own beers of tap. Service was really good, my waitres was quite helpful and kind. Beers were typical brewpub quality, some good, lots of meh beers. Pretty good value.

Busy place. Food selection is pretty good, beer selection is fairly encompassing. service started out fair, but improved greatly as business settled down. Quality of the food was very good, quality of the beers was excellent.

This place is awesome, especially for NH. The ambience is great with the huge copper kettles in the center. They have an incredible selection of interesting sours and lambics which again is nearly impossible to find in this region. The food is average food fare. I’ve had good service from most of the bartenders but a couple of them (the guys) suck. Truly an underrated gem in NH. Sure there are other local bars that offer a lot of beers on tap, but lets face it, it’s the same shit, just lots of it. Do you really need 30 different pale ales? If you want an awesome assortment of fantastic beer this is the place for you.

This was a serendipitous find. Very tasty food, very creative and tasty beer, in very interesting surroundings, with friendly staff. What else do you need?

Received an email about $5 off growler refills, since I was going to be passing through town, I figured why pass that deal up?! This is my second time here. Started with a sample box, literally a small wooden box with dividers for 6 sample glasses. Sample glasses are a bit tiny for my liking, approximately 2 oz pour. 15 beers on tap, including their Cafe Raz Stout (cask conditioned). Good sized menu covering all the basic pub fare, including a few surprises and specials. All seemed very reasonably priced. I love this section of Manch and the Mill look suits this place perfectly.

Visited here on July 9, 2012. Very cool brewpub - old building, lots of atmosphere. 18 taps, flights available. Nice TV’s with sports on. Great spot.

Stopped by on a Wednesday afternoon for lunch. This was an interesting place in the old mills section of Manchester (lots of old brick mill buildings). They have an interesting set up where there is a regular bar, then there is a long bar behind that where people can sit on either side (like a very long table, but it has a bar-esque feel to it). They offer a large number of taps (~12) with some interesting styles ("lambic", mild, a couple IPAs). Overall the beer was pretty good, the food was your basic pub fare. Apparently there are very cheap happy hour prices (wish I’d known that! Although it looks like a good thing that I missed the music entertainment...). Overall, a cool stop and one I’d go back to.

Visited this place once when I got stuck in Manchester overnight due to weather. There were a good number of tap choices available. The beers were average to slightly above average, but there was a pretty wide variety of choices across styles, so that’s good. The food and specials were so cheap that I’m not sure how they turn a profit. Standard pub fare food, but pretty tasty. I had a nice bowl of chili and a few beers and got out for like $18. Pretty amazing.