Christmas season opening hours
24th December
Bar 11am - 11pm
Restaurant 12pm - 8.30pm
25th December
Closed
26th December
Bar 11am - 7pm
Restaurant 12pm - 4pm
27th December
Closed
Get festive at The Mill
Join us for your Christmas party this year, choose from a two or three course menu to celebrate in style.
New Years at The Mill
Black tie event
Ring in the New Year at The Mill at Rode. Enjoy a glass of English sparkling on arrival, following a delicious four course set menu, with cheese table to finish.
Dance the night away in The Loom Room, serving all your favourites at The Bar until 01h00.
£65 pp booking essential.
Call 01373673112 to make your reservation.
The Eating House, and dog friendly Snug are now open and taking bookings for lunch and dinner.
Happy Hour (s)!
Wednesday - Friday 16h00 - 18h00
Enjoy 50p off all tapped Pints
Saturday 16h00 - 18h00
Buy 1 get 1 free from our cocktail menu
The Wheel Deal
Join us for The Wheel Deal, Wednesday - Friday!
3 Small Plates for just £15
Friday Steak Night
Beat the cold, with our winter warmer special, Friday steak night.
Enjoy a delicious 6 0z Rump steak, confit tomatoes, field mushroom & chips with choice of sauce & a glass of Sangiovese for just £25.
Events & venue hire
Keep an eye out for our newly refurbished private event space, The Loom Room, which will be ready for all your function needs from 1st December 2022. The cosy Wheel House or snug are both warmed up and ready for smaller style occasions; Pop over for a tour, now taking bookings - contact; info@themillatrode.com .
The Mill in history
The Mill has an extensive history, dating as far back as 1559. The most well known record of The Mill was that of the Batten family, who purchased The Mill from the Hungerford family in 1741. Henry Batten Pooll took over the running of The Mill from his Great Uncle in 1807 and began running it as a cloth factory. The industry fell to a decline in 1850 and was reimagined as a corn mill until 1897. The Mill was again sold on from the Batten Pooll Rode Manor estate in 1955, and laid derelict until it was rescued in 1996.
Rumour has it that the colour "Royal Blue" was created at this Mill.
