I have personally never been there. My mother works there though and everyone seems to enjoy themselves when she makes the special. Right now, we are working out a few kinks. Please, try it out. Atleast once.

-a friend.

We just went to Andre's last night! It was a very enjoyable evening for my husband and I. We thought the food was great and the atmosphere was nice. The entrees run from about $14-29, dress was "dress-casual". It was most enjoyable because we spent about 2 hours over our dinner! We are usually grabbing a burger or sandwich at our local sit downs here in PTC (Taco Mac, etc.-also one of our favorites) so this nice 2 hour pace was enjoyable. The owner, Andre of course, takes the time to visit with the patrons and chat and check to see that all is good. We noticed many "regulars" there on our visit. We will definately be back!

Don't know about Old Mill. I agree the Old Mill Steakhouse was a good place. BUT, when looking for a good place to eat I still recommend the above behind Chic-fil-et. Still haven't made it to Andre's Off the Sq in Newnan but the Brickyard over there was good.

SPEAKINGOUT
we were looking forward to the reopening of the Old Mill, however our first experience was not to good, I had the seafood platter and it was good, however, my wife had the Mahi Mahi and it was the worst she has ever eaten.

The owner of the property, Neil, ran the restaurant when it was The Mill Around Restaurant. I believe he worked for Delta, and didn't have the time to dedicate to running it properly. It tanked because the food was NOT good. The property was then leased by another company who opened it as Olde Mill Steakhouse. GREAT food, GREAT service, host to many wedding receptions, parties, and meetings- (AND it was ALWAYS packed on Fridays and Saturdays). The "leasing disagreement" stemmed from the property owner, Neil, and the restaurant operator, Fred, constantly bickering on the ins-and-outs of the normal wear and tear on the property. When the lease was up for renewal back in 2004, Fred made a more than reasonable offer to purchase the building from Neil to keep Olde Mill open. Neil refused the offer and refused to renew Fred's lease, and the restaurant was forced to close. The company that ran Olde Mill Steakhouse, in case you didn't know, also has another Olde Mill location around Cumberland that is still open, AND they operate Malones on Virginia Avenue. Unfortunately, due to his personal disputes with Fred, Fayette County lost a great place to eat. But now that Neil is reopening it himself, hopefully we'll have a great place to eat again that will be more reminiscent of Olde Mill Steakhouse (great!), rather than The Mill Around Restaurant (terrible!).

Sign says open in August...I just rode by there today...Friday, July 28th...