Hours

Tuesday	11:30 AM - 8:30 PM
Wednesday	11:30 AM - 8:30 PM
Thursday	11:30 AM - 8:30 PM
Friday	11:30 AM - 9:30 PM
Saturday	11:30 AM - 9:30 PM
Sunday	11:30 AM - 7:30 PM

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Reviews

• Scott Goldstein
  ★ 5

  Our family came to town to spend two day at the Great Wolf Lodge and all of the reviews of the GWL said to avoid eating there at all costs, so we wanted to check out other local restaurants.
  
  We were so happy that we stumbled upon The 1761 Old Mill because it truly is a gem. The restaurant is massive, and we came in for a mid-week lunch and the restaurant had plenty of seating.
  
  Walking from the parking lot there is a beautiful waterfall and an old bridge. Beware of the geese/ducks as they are very friendly. No issues for us but I heard from others that they sometimes scare little kids. It was funny that they were waiting at the door when we were done with our meal. (Please don’t feed the birds).
  
  The restaurant is a classic. Well maintained space with very friendly staff. Every person we talked to was very cheery and helpful.
  
  As for the food itself, the adult and kids meals were a fantastic deal. Massive portions with the popular pecan rolls and corn fritters as starters are free with the meal! Worth the trip just for the rolls and fritters (yes they do sell them to take more home)! Food quality was exactly what you would expect of this place. Not gourmet but delicious and will leave you st￭.
  
  If we are ever back in the area, we will certainly eat here again and will recommend to friends staying at the Great Wolf Lodge.

• Mary
  ★ 5

  We went to this restaurant with friends and really enjoyed it! The vintage building is charming with so much character, and the view by the pond was beautiful—there were even ducks, and kids could feed them with the free food provided. They started us off with pecan rolls and corn fritters, both fresh and absolutely delicious. The food itself was good—the steak was decent, not the best, but still tasty. The real highlight, though, was the setting: a little waterfall nearby and a lovely wedding setup with an arch and chairs. Such a great spot for a party or wedding—I’d definitely go back!

• Kristen
  ★ 5

  This place never fails. The picturesque views from any room set the tone for a very intimate experience. Warm pecan rolls set the tone for what's to come. Food is fantastic. Was there for a bridal shower and everything was wonderful. The venue, service, and food. The regular menu has something for everyone moderately priced. The pub on the ground level has a fireplace and completely cheese dip and crackers. It's definitely worth a try

• Carol P
  ★ 5

  From the minute we pulled into the parking area we knew this restaurant would be special. The building was a former sawmill and has lots of character. Outside there is a duck pond and covered bridges leading to the restaurant.
  
  We were seated by the window with views of the river, and a beautiful stone fireplace. Our server brought us a basket of corn fritters with maple syrup, and warm pecan buns, that were a real treat.
  
  We both ordered the chicken and vegetable pot pie and it was delicious. A pleasant surprise was when we were leaving the restaurant, we saw a box of complimentary duck food to feed the feathered guests outside. It was a wonderful lunch and we will definitely be back.

• Zoe N
  ★ 5

  The building and duck pond is super cute!
  It was really fun feeding the ducks, and the staff were very friendly.
  The food is solid and reasonably priced - the warm corn fritters and pecan rolls were a highlight for me. I had the fried haddock sandwich and my boyfriend had chicken ravioli.