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Eating well, living well.

At Village Park Milton, dining isn’t just about mealtime—it’s about creating experiences that bring people together. With a culinary program that rivals Alpharetta's most stylish restaurants, the community has become a destination, offering everything from panoramic dining rooms to intimate wine tastings. 

Founded with the belief that senior living should be social, active and vibrant; Village Park has redefined the concept of retirement communities. Nowhere is that more evident than at the Milton location, which recently unveiled a recent expansion adding nearly 100 new residences along with a host of new food and beverage offerings.

Restaurants with a Story

At the heart of Village Park Milton are its signature restaurants, each designed with its own character and purpose. 

 “Food is an art form, a love language, a cloak of comfort,” says JP Burns, Food and Beverage Director at Village Park Milton. “The goal of the culinary team is not only to nourish, but to inspire memories, conversations, tease the taste buds and broaden the scope of culinary creations.” 

The 555, named for the community’s original address on Wills Road, is a full-service American restaurant with a distinctly Southern spirit. Its millwork interiors nod to Milton’s history, while the menu celebrates seasonal flavors. Floor-to-ceiling windows open to sweeping views of Wills Park Equestrian Center, creating a backdrop that makes every meal feel special. 

Seated right next door, The Blue Hen Bistro serves lighter fare—think fresh salads, sandwiches and morning coffee. For many residents, it’s a beloved part of their daily routine, a place to meet a neighbor, grab a bite, or linger over conversation. 

The latest addition is The 119. Located on the west side of the community, The 119—named for the new Alpharetta highway address—carries forward the same thoughtful design with a contemporary edge. Expansive windows look out onto the plush pavilion of cottages and bungalows, while the private dining space offers 270-degree views of the East building, bungalow pavilion and encompassing treeline. “The 119 was an opportunity to elevate the dining experience to levels above other senior living communities by bringing unique ingredients, classic techniques and passion to the plate," says Culinary Director JP Burns. 

A full bar, wrapped in sleek metallic trim, adds to the allure, bringing an elevated atmosphere for both residents and guests.

More than Dining  

Village Park Milton’s commitment to food and beverage extends beyond the restaurants. Its wine room is a destination of its own, offering curated selections of domestic and imported wines. Tastings, pairings and social events make it a space where residents can discover new flavors—or revisit old favorites—while sharing stories around the table. 

“Village Park Milton incorporates many elements of fine dining from the tableware to furniture and décor, the service and even the kitchens themselves,” Burns says. 

It’s this sense of community, woven through every restaurant and gathering space, that sets Village Park apart. Dining isn’t an afterthought—it is a central piece of lifestyle. 


A Lifestyle Worth Living 

For those seeking a residence that blends the comfort of home with the excitement of new and luxurious experiences, Village Park Milton offers something rare. The recent expansion has created new opportunities to join the community with thoughtfully designed residences that are steps away from a thriving culinary scene. 

From casual bistro bites to elegant dining and evenings spent in the wine room, food at Village Park is about more than what’s on the plate (although that is important, too)—it’s about connection, memory and joy—and most importantly a luxurious sense of fine dining and hospitality. 

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Dining isn’t an afterthought—it is a central piece of lifestyle. 

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