Milleridge Inn

Colonial Charm and Comfort Food in the Heart of Jericho

Nestled in Jericho, just a short drive from several Long Island concert venues, Milleridge Inn offers a warm, traditional American dining experience with a touch of old-world charm. This expansive, historic property feels like stepping into a bygone era—complete with a quaint village of shops, cozy dining rooms, and even a bakery. Whether you're coming from a matinee show or gearing up for an evening headliner, it's a welcoming stop for classic comfort food in a relaxed setting.

Why Concert-goers love it

Location is a major plus—Milleridge Inn is easy to access from major highways and just a short drive from Long Island’s major entertainment spots. Service is typically friendly and efficient, making it a solid pick for a pre-show bite. With its multiple dining rooms, the restaurant handles groups well and has a lively yet manageable noise level, even during busy hours. The menu covers all the bases—burgers, steaks, pastas, and crowd-pleasing apps—so there's something for everyone in your concert crew.

Who this Restaurant is great for

• Groups of friends looking to fuel up before a show
• Solo travelers enjoying a nostalgic Long Island night out
• Couples wanting a charming, sit-down meal with a romantic twist
• Fans who want a festive, pre-show atmosphere without the bar scene
• Budget-conscious music lovers interested in hearty portions and fair prices

What People Say

Guests regularly praise the historic ambiance, calling it “nostalgic” and “like stepping back in time.” Reviewers on TripAdvisor love the diverse American menu, particularly the pot roast, roast turkey, and house-made desserts. Many note the family-friendly vibe and generous portions. Opentable users highlight the attentive service and how well the staff accommodates groups and special occasions, making it ideal for concert night gatherings.

Areas for Improvement

Some diners mention that the decor, while charming, could feel a bit dated for those preferring a modern vibe. Service can be slower during peak weekend hours, so arriving early before a show is a smart move. While the food is consistently good, don’t come expecting trendy cuisine or craft cocktails—this is a place for classic comfort over culinary innovation.

The Bottom Line

If you're after a hearty, low-key meal in a unique historic setting before catching a concert, Milleridge Inn delivers both charm and convenience.