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Milly's Sandwich Shop

3.7 (134 reviews)
Closed • 7:00 am - 2:00 pm
Updated 2 weeks ago

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Casual
Moderate noise
Good for kids
Good for groups

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Victoria P.

Good food, fast service, private parking lot. I'm pretty positive they serve Peyton's Beef Chorizo. You don't understand - this is my #1 favorite Chorizo of all time. I grew up with it. We would smuggle that stuff from El Paso back to New Jersey because they didn't sell Peyton's in NJ. I ordered a side of chorizo with my eggs instead of bacon/ham and oh my - what a nice surprise! Peyton's! I think...I feel pretty confident about this haha Anyway! We only ordered breakfast. My husband ordered the pozole and he rated it a "6/10" lol I prefer Menudo. I thought the pozole was alright. We have to come back to try the sandwiches since it is Milly's Sandwich Shop. Service was fast! Waitress checked on us several times and the place was busy. People hustle here. Really friendly and welcoming atmosphere.

Milly's brunch
Douglas C.

First time trying and I really enjoyed it. Has a definite townie feel to it. The food was first rate and great flavor. Friendly service too.

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Jim T.

Join Tom Neiman and Jim Tritten as they report on both Milly's locations in their Manana Cafe podcast. Excellent food, great service, and a no-frills atmosphere that invites the discerning patron to have a great experience in this long-time Albuquerque favorite. Just click on the following YouTube link to see our report. https://youtu.be/T1I8Fvdtlus?si=uFFK7nnW1cc1pdSn

John D.

In need of breakfast after a night shift. Since it's on the way home Milly's sounded like a good idea. Based on their hours definitely a breakfast/brunch/lunch place. Not many people as we grab a seat and wait for our server. Coffee and hot chocolate for starters then Greek Omelet with hash browns and a Mexican omelet with home fries. Both omelets were tasted good and came loaded with veggies & meat. The ingredients were mixed in the egg, versus being in the center of a folded egg. Not bad - just different. Service was good - coffee refills kept coming. Unfortunately the food was just average.

Greek salad
Kirstin B.

I'm shocked at how disappointed I was with this place after being loyal for so long. There's too much on the menu that I couldn't even find my usual food. Then the young new girl who originally took our order, disappeared after clarifying with me to get the pork souvlaki instead of the chicken. They delivered a chicken breast on the Greek salad instead (which was a different option on the menu) but not what I ordered. My mistake was sending it back. I'm not sure what I got back, but it was half a Greek salad and half a fajita salad. The dressing and what I assume was the souvlaki and the dolmas made it greek. The random grilled bell peppers and onions made it fajita style. It was too weird. And the pork was terrible meat selection, all fat and chewy. But the lady had semi yell explained earlier that souvlaki was new and the menu was new so I didn't want to bring it up. I ended up eating food at home as soon as I left in order to feel full as well.

Huervos Rancheros
Carl S.

First breakfast on our weekend stay in ABQ. Everyone was so friendly. You choose your own table and we had multiple servers come up to help us right away which was great. We had the french toast, short stack of pancakes, "Christmas Breakfast Enchiladas", and Huervos Rancheros. The food came out really fast and was delicious. Felt really welcomed at this establishment which doesn't happen all of the time when tourists go to a local spot. Would definitely recommend.

Biscuits and gravy
Robert C.

Nice little breakfast spot. I had the bisquit and eggs with sausage. The sausage was a little dry, the bisquits were nice and moist. The gravy was good but I prefer it with sausage but it was still tasty. The service was excellent and I will definitely try this place again

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Janelle R.

Great food with a mom and pop feel. They have a great variety of foods but they specialize in sandwiches. They also have fresh baked goods everyday.

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Great food, friendly service, and reasonable prices. A little bit noisy, but still a great experience. I will definitely be back.

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