From the state capital to the classroom to the local diner, Mike Millican has dedicated his life to serving others

From the state capital to the classroom to the local diner, Mike Millican has dedicated his life to serving othersAlabama state representative opens second Huddle House location in Winfield

From the state capital to the classroom to the local diner, Mike Millican has dedicated his life to serving othersServing others is a way of life for Huddle House franchisee Mike Millican. For seven terms he has served the counties of Lamar, Marion and Winston as an Alabama state representative. For almost three decades he served his hometown of Hamilton as the director of business and industry for the local Bevill State College. And for over the past decade he has been serving up southern-style comfort food as a Huddle House franchise owner, first in Hamilton and now with a second restaurant that recently opened in Winfield.

Millican opened his first Huddle House diner 11 years ago in his hometown after selling a tractor dealership he had owned. His reason for opening his newest restaurant is the same reason he first entered the restaurant business over a decade earlier.

“It’s a perfect fit for the community,” Millican said of the 51-year-old Huddle House chain known for serving Any Meal. Any Time. “Huddle House is a step above other dining locations. As we found in Hamilton, the core values of serving quality food in a warm, friendly environment that brings the community together creates the type of gathering place that attracts customers of all ages.”

The Winfield Huddle House, located at 7016 State Highway 12, seats 74 people and reflects the new, dynamic Huddle House image that has led to a dramatic growth spurt by the family dining chain in recent years.

From the state capital to the classroom to the local diner, Mike Millican has dedicated his life to serving othersWith more than 400 restaurants open or under development, Huddle House expects to add an additional 100 locations over the next three years.

“We are thrilled that Mike is a part of our growth,” said Huddle House CEO Michael Abt. “His passion for the Huddle House brand is inspiring. He understands that Huddle House is more than just a restaurant. It serves as a valuable member of the community.”

Typically open 24 hours, Huddle House serves breakfast, lunch and dinner all day. The menu offers a mix of Southern inspired comfort food, including signature Big House breakfasts, crispy hash browns, creamy grits, golden waffles and fluffy omelets, all made to order. Other favorites include Big Bold Burgers, Big House sandwich platters, country fried steak with green beans and marinated grilled chicken with sweet potato fries.

The core values on which Huddle House was founded – serving quality food in a warm, friendly environment that brings the community together – remain intact today.

More information about Huddle House franchise opportunities is available at huddlehousefranchising.com or by calling 1-800-868-5700.

From the state capital to the classroom to the local diner, Mike Millican has dedicated his life to serving others
Huddle House Golden Waffle Platter
From the state capital to the classroom to the local diner, Mike Millican has dedicated his life to serving others
Huddle House Double Huddle Burger
From the state capital to the classroom to the local diner, Mike Millican has dedicated his life to serving others
Huddle House Chopped Steak with Mushroom Gravy
From the state capital to the classroom to the local diner, Mike Millican has dedicated his life to serving others
Huddle House Country Fried Steak