Millcreek Inn

Fantastic Food, Great Service, Great Location. I think a lot of these poor reviews stem from individuals attempting to break Utah's liquor laws. Reprocussions for business owners are so severe in additions to heafty fines they could lose their license which can be detramental to their business operations. So to err on the side of the business owner I don't blam the staff for being firm on their stance. I coordinated a Christmas party at Millcreek Inn a couple years ago, I spoke with both the owner, Sessan, as well as his assistant at the time, Alyssan. They where wonderful to work with, very accomodating and workable. Our original guest count increased substantially by the time our final headcount was due, we almost didn't have enough room to make it fit but Sessan and his staff worked tirelessly to ensure that we would all fit, and fit comfortably, which they successfully made happen. They did such a wonderful job for the event, the scenery, the food, and the professionalism was outstanding. I was so impressed that I decided if I where ever to have a wedding, it would be there. 2 years later, I am now engaged and have a deposit set for this fall. I am super excited because I know exactly what to expect... I'll be back in 6-months for a follow up review to let you know how it went.…

Bad Service!. We met with Millcreek Inn a while back and were completely disappointed by the service. The owner (sessan) is very arrogant and made us feel like we knew nothing about weddings. The arrogance was annoying and totally turned me off. Also, the books they showed us were all torn up and didn't seem professional at all. The outdoor area seems beautiful but the indoor facilities reminded me of a gross ski lodge. Dirty carpet (especially in the Bride's room), outdated decor, ect. We followed up with them asking several questions and they always beat around the bush and belittled our requests.

I am so glad I didn't book with them.... especially after reading the terrible reviews. I wouldn't even waste your time looking there. It's unfortunate that the service is so terrible because it's such a beautiful setting!…

Awesome experience. I am at a loss to understand the negativity in some of the below posts. I got married at Millcreek and although Sasan (the owner) may appear to some sensitive soles out there as curt, he is actually very attentive to detail and addressed certain things which my wife and I had overlooked. Sasan worked tirelessly with his staff to ensure that our day was perfect and that the mental picture we had matched what he was quoting for. Millcreek factored into the quote certain…

Horrible treatment by "the owner".. I went to the Millcreek Inn for a wedding reception. The food and overall service was great. It was, however, overshadowed by the lack of professionalism of a man who claimed to be the owner. This man was short in stature with short, dark, curly hair. I'm using that description because I do not know his name or whether or not he is actually the owner. He will be referred to as "the owner". After a wonderful meal and socializing with close friends a few of us grabbed a few drinks from the open bar. All of us are of age and weren't asked for ID all night. A friend grabbed a glass of wine for his girlfriend and "the owner" felt that she looked too young to drink so he barked at my friend. He confiscated the drink and tried to chastise the two of them using very harsh language (I overheard it), to the point where my friend asked "the owner" to stop swearing at his girlfriend. He refused and proceeded to use the same harsh language until he felt he got his point across (read: beat a dead horse). He went as far to make this poor girl cry. At a wedding. Way to ruin the night. Word got to the groom and when he tried to make sense of the situation "the owner" lied through his teeth and denied the harsh tone and language. I am giving the place two stars based solely on the fact that everything else was great. I feel that the way management and/or ownership of an establishment interacts with customers is huge. I don't feel this "owner" deserves patronage to his establishment if this continues to be the way he treats his customers.…