Nooch’s Pub & Grill

This place has changed hands so many times, and it will surely again. The layout is nice, but the rest is mediocre and expensive. If you are passing through Millbrook, I recommend hitting up the Iron Furnace just down the road.

I went to Nooch’s shortly after their opening. Standard pub fare. I was charged for soda refills, something I detest! Why do restaurants do that? It’s soda water and flavoring. Post it somewhere and I’ll have one and not reorder. On to the food, I had a «cheese steak» which was just «ok». Th onions were cold and the cheese was hardly there. The steak itself, was properly cooked. My Son had a cheeseburger which he liked. I also had a pint of cider when we first arrived, which I believe was bottled and not on tap. The bar is lovely and they did a very nice remodel, much better appearance than Coach’s (The former establishment) I will give Nooch’s another try when I get a chance, hopefully my experience was chalked up to being a new restaurant and going through «growing pains».

Stopped in go a beer and stayed for dinner. The staff was very friendly and competent. There was a nice selection of beers. The menu was comprised of pub food. I had Fish and Chips and loved every bite… The place was clean and there were plenty of TV’s. I will be heading back very soon

I really did like Noochs. The atmosphere is terrific. Great selection of beers. Good was good with a respectable choice of pub food on the menu. The bartender was terrific

Living in the village of Millbrook, my husband and I enjoy patronizing the local businesses and have been known to do so quite often. We had been in Nooch’s several times and while not overly impressive it was alright. The staff seemed to be somewhat inexperienced in working in the industry as they were often less than welcoming however as previously stated we enjoy supporting our local businesses. However, when my husband and I went in for a quick drink on December 9^th we were greeted with very unfriendly bar staff, who proceeded to ID me; while flattering this act was certainly unwarranted. When presented with my government issued ID which contained my photo and date of birth I was turned away and told it was «not an acceptable form of ID». When then informed that we are local and walked over, I was not afforded the same courtesy that I have bestowed upon them… a courtesy that I unfortunately will no longer be providing. It’s unfortunate and very disappointing that a local business such as Nooch’s does not have the respect for it’s local patrons you would expect from a small village pub.

Good food, great service. We’ll come back just because of Meghan — best bartender ever!

Nice looking place, big bar, but food was not good. Ordered sliders and they were two, tiny, thin pieces of beef patty, looked like frozen white castles and overpriced at $ 9.95. Would not recommend.

Nice friendly place. A good beer selection and good pub food. Recommend the pork Cole slaw wrap. Lots of pulled pork with good Cole slaw in the wrap.

Eh. Went on fall Saturday with 4 others. Everyone got their drinks (not me, they were brewing more iced tea– it finally came warm). 3 of us ordered burgers, mine never got put in, so as every one else finished, I asked for mine to be boxed. Sister wanted the grilled veggie pannini, over salad, no bread. (yes, just take those grilled veggies and throw them on a salad) she literally got a single slice of zucchini and a mushroom on a house salad. Beau got roast beef pannini with grilled onions. Over cooked deli meat, bland, crappy white bread. Poor hungover waitress was very nice, but had to cover bar, our 5 top, a table of 4, table of 6. Burgers looked good. We should have been comped on a tea or soda or something. Won’t be back.

This place is beautiful, newly redone and opened. The bar is long but there isn’t too much seating — a couple 4 tops and maybe eight 2 tops. Something tells me they aren’t in it for the food, though. Lots of locals at the bar on a Thursday night.
The food was okay but nothing to write home about. The garlic wings had a nice crisp to them but no sauce. The burger came on a hard roll (yuck) and was pretty decent. I had coleslaw instead of fries and cannot recommend it, it was thick and gloppy. The flatbread looked bland but I did not taste it, my son said it was good. Daughter had the avocado chicken panini turned wrap (no panini press for dinner, lame) and said it was good as well.
The waitress was very nice. She noticed I did not like the slaw as she cleared our plates and offered me another side.
The biggest problem in my opinion was the noise level. The place was maybe half full and we really had to raise our voices to talk to each other. There are no soft surfaces in the place to absorb noise, and with music and several TVs plus the bar noise, it was a pleasure to get outside to some quiet afterward.
Update: second attempt was a fail. Wings were undercooked, undersauced (medium) and in the case of the dry rub order, entirely inedible. Thankfully we had ordered them to go and were home where we could wash off the half pound or so of offending spices. I won’t be back.

What a nice place! Great atmosphere! Great Staff! Wonderful food. The owners of Nooch’s have done a real nice job renovating and modernizing this location. We arrived and had drinks at their bar; a very long, elegant bar which must have been a work of love by a local craftsman. We later decided to have dinner and it was obvious that there was a culinary expert in the kitchen. I had ordered the salmon and requested it to be blackened… what a delight! It was made to perfection! Nooch’s was a delightful surprise from a food and drink perspective… and it appears would be a great place for watching sports!