Milo’s Cellar

This used to be one of my favorite places but I’ll never go back due to the TERRIBLE service. The wait staff is clueless. Customer service is terrible. The food was good a few years ago but recently food quality has declined. The wine list is extremely overpriced. Save yourself the bad experience. There are plenty of other good places to eat in BC. This isn’t one of them.

We had a pretty decent experience here tonight. Our waitress, although not particularly engaging, was friendly and attentive enough. We wished they had not stuck us in a side dining room that seemed more like an afterthought or a «whatever» room that they use for… storage? It was really terrible to have to sit there. Empty, quiet, alone, no ambiance.
Drinks were good, our food was good to very good. Favorite dishes were the caprese and ahi tuna. Other dishes were the chicken wrap, salmon, and spinach artichoke dip. We were least impressed with the dip but it was still decent. I was really surprised at how expensive the appetizers were, many were $ 12+. I wish the prices were more in line with the actual dish and quantity received, as you could spend $ 50 on three appetizers if you’re not careful.
Still, we had an alright experience and would consider returning. The staff seemed friendly enough.

Very interesting place.
The prices where relatively high but this place had good wine and the appetizers were tasty as well. I had a first date here, if you are in the area looking for a low key place for a date, workday happy hour, romantic setting etc I think that you can’t go wrong in Boulder City with this place.

One of my favorite places to go for a casual lunch and a yummy glass of wine. You can look at wine and pick something out to take home while you dine!

Amazing lobster roll… not too dry or have too much mayo. You can really enjoy the lobster. Highly recommend their red sangria. KUDOS TO OZZIE our server who was extremely attentive and recommended the right items for our ultimate enjoyment! Will be back!

We were overnite in Boulder City. Having arrived late, asked the desk clerk for recommendations. He recommended this place and the place next door (Jack’s Place I think.) We likely would have chosen Jack’s if it were not for the LOUD music and the preponderance of bikers. It looked like a fun place.
So — we went to the serene Milo’s. My husband didn’t like his sandwich (La Parisian, I think.) or glass of wine (they do not have a full bar) but I enjoyed my Athenian with Chicken and loved the Sangria — undoubtedly, the best I’ve ever had! Alas, they wouldn’t give me a hint at the recipe.

This place continues to deliver amazing food and drink. They have a great selection of wines, and the menu has a decent selection of salads, cheese platters, sandwiches and wraps as well as some deserts.
Our server was Amy and she was one of the BEST servers I have ever had. She had several tables she was taking care of yet she was able to make us feel like we were the only table there which she seemed to do with every table. She takes the time to talk to you, she makes you feel welcome and creates an environment you can relax and enjoy yourself in.
Overall, I have never had anything on the menu that I did not like or had an issue with. They take pride in creating healthy tasting dishes that are freshly made.
I highly recommend this place, it is worth whatever drive you have to make to get here. Lucky for me it’s not that far and we LOVE this place.

A great place to stop for lunch and to have a glass of wine or beer! The service has been good and good great each time we have visited. Salads and sandwiches hit the spot and a glass of their house made sangria definitely needs to be tried! They have patio seating for the nice weather months and Boulder city is a cool place to walk around and visit!

I love Milo’s. Been here a few times and realized I had never left them a review. They have a fabulous selection of wine along with a full bar. They even have different ciders that can be hard to find. Our server was friendly and made some good wine suggestions based on our preferences. The food is excellent too. Shared a cheese plate and lobster roll with my mom, delish! They have a nice variety of soups, salads, and sandwiches. Milo’s has outside seating so it’s a perfect place to enjoy the fresh air and sip a glass of wine in downtown Boulder.

So many beverages to chose from. One of the only restaurant that serves Strongbow cider too.
The sandwiches were delicious and we will definitely be back.

A quaint little wine store that serves food as well!
Boulder City is the little hidden gem of Mayberry right outside of Las Vegas so stopping here seemed like a must.
They have several tables inside along with patio seating outside. We grabbed a spot outside to people watch and enjoy cooler weather.
Their menu has a huge selection of wines, lagers and cider, several cheese spreads like the one I ordered that included baked Brie, apples, grapes, fried apricots and nuts. They also have cured meat choices, big salads, carpaccio, and entrees like hearty sandwiches and the prices are reasonable.
The service was very slow but the sangria was great!

The atmosphere is nice and is very refreshing during the hot summer. The food is very good and I would come again for the sandwiches. I split an Italian and Avocado Chicken also got the potato salad and liked it a lot.

Went right when they were opening & sat outside. Service was wonderful, never forgotten. The wine list is unimpressive however the beer list is nice. Prices very reasonable. Had a cheese platter definitely worth it! Nice little stop for a quick drink & snack.

Love this place. We came on memorial day and our server wasn’t the greatest, but it was busy. The food is great as well!

Several friends have recommended this place when I’ve mentioned heading out to Boulder City– I don’t drink often, but the soups and salads have always been more the highlight than the wine. I can’t say I was super impressed by my visit, but that wouldn’t stop me from going back in the future.
Large list of salads and sandwiches made it hard to decide what to get. Ultimately went with the Mediterranean Chef salad ($ 12) and a cup of the soup of the day– French onion ($ 5). The salad itself was okay, plenty of toppings and flavors. The soup was disappointing, or as the server called it, «not bad but different!» It seemed to be a southwest take on French onion soup– think of a pozole broth with onions inside and the usual cheese croûton. Not for me.
Props to the staff: business picked up as soon as they opened with plenty of groups sitting on the patio. There seemed to be only one server and she kept up with everyone. I also appreciated that she removed the uneaten soup from my bill without having to be asked.
Speaking of prices, the link on this business page takes you to the B&B rather than the restaurant page. If you Google it, you can find the menu but be aware that prices have increased by about $ 2/​item.

Stopped in here for a bite to eat on the way to Hoover dam — loved their sandwich selection and sidewalk dining. I dont drink wine, but it looked like they had a great selection. Definitely a cute place to stop in for a quick meal, but get there early — they have limited tables outside and they filled up quickly!

Wine and cheese, al fresco dining … a perfect afternoon pick-​me-​up.
We enjoyed a $ 20 bottle of Stone Cellars merlot, coupled with the Chianti Platter which was loaded with salami, peppers, olives, cheese, marinated artichokes, a ramekin of balsamic vinegar and more. My only complaint was the bread. Certainly plentiful, but should be crustier.
Our server was charming, the service a little slow (but who cares?)
I’d come back.

I have mixed feelings about this place. Considering that this place is in Boulder City and there’s nothing there, the food was ok. But overall, the food was under par.
Let me start by saying service was so slow. It took forever to get waters, FOREVER for our food to come out and forever to get our check. We were sitting outside and it was on the chilly side so the wait was extra excruciating. There were only 2 servers who were friendly, but it wasn’t even that busy, 8 parties at most.
As for the food, like I said it was edible and we were hungry. I ordered a sandwich with turkey, cheese, tomatoes, avocado, sprouts and pickled peppers. The produce was not fresh at all. The sprouts were brown, the turkey was dry and old, the tomatoes were soggy and my side of grapes were old and ugly. And you know when you leave cheese out in room temperature and it gets soft and turns a weird color? That’s what the cheese looked like. The meat in my bf’s sandwich was this weird pink and brown color and the bread was stale. The best part of the meal was the pickle spear and potato salad that came with our meal.
We were just passing through Boulder City and needed a quick bite to eat. I suggest if you’re doing the same, hit up the bar & grill next door.

Milo’s Cellar in Downtown Boulder City is a great place for lunch with the opportunity to sample a variety of wines at at a reasonable price.
The day of our visit was perfect to enjoy lunch on the sidewalk patio. The place was doing a robust business with a mix of locals and tourists.
Service was attentive and friendly. There is a wide variety of salads, sandwiches and platters to choose. There also is a chalk board with specials.
Salads are large portions and use fresh ingredients. We choose the Mediterranean Chef Salad and the Mixed Green Salad. I especially liked the Mediterranean Salad with small pieces of turkey, sopressata and provolone. The Caesar dressing was lightly applied.
The Green Salad had spring mix with cherry tomatoes, onions, cucumbers, garlic croutons, with our choice of the raspberry walnut vinaigrette.
Milo’s is a nice day trip from Las Vegas. While there take a walking tour of the Public Art, mostly sculptures along Nevada Way and Arizona streets.

Great little wine bar and café. I ordered the lobster roll (which was good but pricier than I expected. No price listed as it was on their lunch special board) and my girlfriend ordered the «Cultured Cowboy Salad». I also got the 3 Wine Flight for $ 15 bucks… super good deal. Had a Sauv Blanc, Vouvray, and a Pinot Noir… all of them delicious 3 – 4 oz poors. The server was also very knowledgable about the wines on the list, which is a plus since often times the only answer you can get out of a server these days when it comes to wine is «Oh, it’s good.»
Also, this place is great because they are dog friendly. Sat down at an outside table on the covered walkway and the server brough over a dog bowl with water! Very cool.