The Reservation Restaurant Celebrating 40 Years

Thursday, February 13, 2025 at 2:51 PM

By Travis Thayer @eagle993

The business announced earlier this month that some exciting things await in 2025.

The Reservation Restaurant Facebook photo.

(Milan, Ind.) – The Reservation Restaurant has been serving the Milan and surrounding communities since 1985.

That means this year marks the 40th anniversary of The Reservation Restaurant. The business announced earlier this month that some exciting things await in 2025.

“We feel so blessed and fortunate to have grown this business in our hometown over the last 40 years. Your support has meant so much to us. We have some fun and exciting things planned for this year and we can’t wait to celebrate with you, because without you, we would not have made it 40 years,” reads a statement from The Reservation Restaurant.

The first new thing is the restaurant’s 40th anniversary logo, which can be seen above.

Patrons can stay up to date with more announcements and happenings at The Reservation by visiting (6) Facebook.

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