903 mills market café

niceselectionof beer for carry out. they also have wine for those who would like that instead. all the food is amazing! i recommend the monte cristo. would definitely recommend to anyone new to the area

sometimes, as a food blogger, i’d like to think that i know just about everywhere there is to eat in orlando and the surrounding areas. sometimes though, places that are in my own backyard, or just around the corner from me go unnoticed. such is the case with 903 mills market. if my sister had not mentioned it to me, i would have kept on passing this lovely gem up.

i am very thankful that i do in fact know all about 903 mills market now, because aside of being a really quaint neighborhood eatery, this place has some seriously good eats.
 

located at the intersection of gore and mills, in dulaney park just south of downtown, 903 mills market really is in a neighborhood. if you don't look twice you may unwillingly pass this fine establishment. it's a favorite of all of the locals, and those in the know with a good craft beerselectionin bottles or draught, wines, mimosas on the weekends and of course lots of wonderful food. 

you can get everything from breakfast to dinner here with a wideselectionof salads, soups, wraps, sandwiches and flatbreads. some of the popular menu items are the “grateful bread” that is described as “thanksgiving dinner in your hand”, with roasted turkey, bleu cheese stuffing, red onions & cranberry aioli on fresh multigrain wheat. another favorite is “mike’s open-faced meatloaf” with homemade meatloaf on a pressed cuban roll with mayo then covered with cole slaw.

we opted for the hummus platter with homemade roasted garlic hummus served with toasted pita points for a starter, and it was a really good and flavorful hummus. i chose the full monte cristo for my sandwich, and it was an amazing treat. hot ham and turkey with swiss and white american cheese with cranberry mayo is sandwiched on french toast sprinkled with powdered sugar. 

my wife chose the falafel wrap with falafel, baby spinach, onion, hummus and tzatztki in a wheat wrap. this was a very tasty wrap. my sister chose the 903 blt with a side of the soup of the day, which was a cheesy potato soup. the 903 blt is classic with a twist, in that it has crispy salami.

greatselectionand quaint outdoor seating. not too expensive and good food but nothing spectacular. worth a trip if you live in the area! good drink specials and salads, we brought our dog and grabbed some sangria! good restaurant but not 5 star food. would go back to try other salads.

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dee-licious. they have really cool and tasty salads and sandwiches, and a truly awesomeselectionof craft brews in their single beer case. you must try the grateful bread! it is so yummy and pretty reasonably priced.

we stopped by 903 mills market for a quick dinner recently. we've heard rave review about the place and were even more intrigued when we pulled up to the historic building. check out the history of the building here . while the inside of the building has a liquor/convenience store vibe, the vast beerselectionand the cream-of-the-crop staff transform it into so much more. (seriously, the ladies of 903 mills market even posed for us!) the menu is amazing. everything i love was on that menu, veggie burgers, hummus,tapenade, falafel, flat breads. it was truly a feast of epic proportions. i enjoyed a mango beer to wash it all down. the weather was just right to sit and watch the world pass by. it was such a relaxing way to dine! check out the gallery to get a feel for the atmosphere, but it's really one of those thing you just have to experience for yourself!

awesome restaurant! very friendly owners/staff. great variety of food. we had 5 people all eating something different and everyone loved their food. the beer and wineselectionare very nice.

great to have in the neighborhood. this is a place i frequent to pick up a sandwich or salad on a busy weeknight. the wineselectionis great. however, they do not use fresh eggs for their breakfasts (instead they have some kind of rubbery microwave pre-made patties). i would go even more often if they started using fresh eggs.