Miller’s Cafe & Bakery

Quaint little Café by the river bank. Great sandwiches and baked goods. Great freshly brewed coffee. A Karaōke/​Live Band set up that goes on Saturday nights and Sunday afternoons. A beautiful view of the river on the side. I had a great time.

Great little place. Good selection of sandwiches and homemade soups. Busy Columbus Day lunch so it took a while for our food (25 minutes) but it’s understandable for this weekend. We’ll be back for sure.

Great little bakery and café right on the river. They also have a back deck to enjoy the view. Service was a bit confused as they all seem around 19 years old and not really on the ball. But for sure, I was totally blown away by how fresh and delicious their panini sandwiches are. My fiancé was very happy with the turkey soup and salad. The food is very nice despite the higher prices. I for sure would recommend it for a relaxing lunch by the river, like we did. It also has a full bar so you get a good selection of wines, beers and other spirits to go along with the grub.

Bummer, it’s a Monday 12:40…confusion in an overwhelmed kitchen.30 minute wait for sandwiches

Wonderful Coffeehouse with a fantastic view. the service is superb but the management needs to take it easy on the workers.. . whenever our server came by to help us, he was interrupted by the manager. So I will walk in and order some things from the Bakery whenever the management is not there and I can sit in a relaxed environment.

Excellent but simple homemade food. Nice latte, soup and blueberry and blue cheese salad with chicken. This is on the river next to the covered bridge. Live music and bar. Hidden gem. Staff members are friendly. Of interest to locals and tourists alike.

We stopped in to this warm and cozy café on a bitterly cold day. The fish chowder and hot chocolate were just the thing to fuel us for the rest of our visit to Littleton.

Excellent food, excellent service, and one of the best bloody Mary’s in NH. If you have a chance don’t miss this gem in Littleton. And do not forget to grab dessert the s’mores brownie is unbelievable!

My parents and I visited this café after going to the Littleton Grist Mill. I had a Tomato, Bacon, and Turkey sandwich with a side salad. It was a delicious combo of crunchy bacon, yummy turkey and juicy tomato, on crispy/​soft bread. We also shared a slice of rhubarb pie which was delightful! I really enjoyed the laid back atmosphere of the café and the wide selection they had. If I’m ever in Littleton again, I’d definitely go back!

Food is decent but expensive for what you get. Owner and staff are not very friendly (unless you are part of a bigger group = $$, funny how that works). Living in the north country I’ve been here several times but have since found other better options in the area.

I initially had just wanted to find a little café to pass the time but little did I know, I found a little gem in the middle of Littleton, NH. After that first sip of coffee and that dessert display of wonderful pastries, I decided I could not resist not getting the strawberry rhubarb pie. I never had rhubarb before but this pie turned me into a believer. The sweet and tartness of the strawberry came through in their pie like consistency. When I had the next bite with the rhubarb, those two flavors and textures came through instantly. I liked the rhubarb stringiness that pairs so well with the smooth strawberry pie filling texture! Did I mention, there’s outdoor seating? WHAAAT? The little café is situated right next to a river so while you are sipping your coffee and munching on the strawberry rhubarb pie, you get to hear the roars of the river crashing against the rocks right below you. This was a pretty amazing sight and sound. So serene and peaceful.
The next day, I came in for a longer stay with the purchases of 1.5 sandwiches and again coffee! I first had the grilled portobello panini that was delicious since I love the hard crusts of paninis but I liked how the cheese melted on the mushroom and gave such an earthy, musky flavor. The provolone cheese was subtle enough for me that it didn’t overpower the mushroom flavor that I love. The next sandwich was the absolute MOTHER LOAD though. It’s what they call the Yankee Flip Sandwich. Quite simply a fusion of classic American pot roast with a slight Indian twist since they use a flatbread that is similar to a naan. This sandwich was also named the best sandwich in New Hampshire! Who would have thought I would be so lucky! The wonderful greens complement and lighten up the flavors of the sandwich so you can really taste the beautiful juicy pork roast. I don’t really like sandwiches all that much but this one is definitely something that I will come again to eat if I’m ever in Littleton again. The wonderful pork roast with soft supple meat pair so well with the spinach and white cheddar cheese they use on this sandwich. I can definitely see why the Food Network would crown this the best sandwich in NH!
The manager and the employees here are also very nice and let me stay from opening to closing while I wait so how could I not like this place? Definitely a plus in my book and would certainly recommend to anyone who comes or is in Littleton.

My husband and I have been going to Millers for several years. We live here in Franconia N.H.for five months out of the year. When we return here from Florida, we always look forward to lunch at Millers. We’ve had lunch twice since we returned. I will not return again. It’s not the same as it use to be. The sandwich is so small compared to what they use to serve, at the same high price. It’s too bad because the outside seating, over the river is beautiful. I will miss that.

Lovely spot, great food

Let me get this negative out of the way before I tell you how good the soup and pasta was.
We were given BOGO sandwich coupons for this place by the Inn we were staying and that was the reason we chose to eat there. We were a group of 10 — five couples. Each ordering and paying as a couple. The first couple ordered salads and didn’t use their coupon, the second couple did and were given the BOGO discount. As my fiancé and I went to order our sandwiches and use our coupon we were told they wouldn’t accept it because one in our group had already used the coupon.
Really? We were all paying separately. So I had a soda and didn’t buy anything. It just didn’t set right with me.
When everyone had enjoyed their lunch on the nice patio overlooking the Ammonoosuc River we decided to buy some ready to cook later pastas and soups to cook at the kitchen in our farmhouse at the Inn where we were staying.
We ended up spending over $ 100 for lunch and then about that on the to go food.
Let me say the soup was fantastic and the pasta selections were took home to cook were hearty and flavorful. We enjoyed the easy preparation on our end (stick it in the oven and heat it up) and clean up… toss the aluminum pans in the recycle bin.
Oddly I didn’t see any of these bring home items on their regular menu. They did have a soup of the day but none of the ones available for take away. Which would have been nice. We could have tried more of the food ebfore we chose what to take home for our Inn feast.
I give them the 3 stars for not taking the coupons and having such pricey food for a little lunch counter — $ 2.50 for a bottle of soda and $ 8.50 for a fairly small sandwich was a bit much.

I own a business in town and when customers ask for a nice place for a snack or lunch, i always recommend millers. Not cheap but if you want cheap go to mc’ds. I like the lamb wrap, and the portions are plenty. The one who complained about the size, must have a really big appetite. The atmosphere is cozy, free wifi. Gorgeous view along the river.

Sandwiches are good, but a little small for the price. LOVED the salad dressing. Quaint setting