Do you need reservations for the Old Mill in Pigeon Forge?
We don't take reservations at either of our very popular, award-winning restaurants, The Old Mill and the Pottery House Cafe. It's always first come, first served. Wait times are hard to predict prior to your visit.
How long has the Old Mill restaurant been around?
The restaurant opened its doors in the fall of 1993. It was in 1995 when the Stout/Simmons family, who had owned and operated the grist mill and adjoining general store for about 67 years, decided to sell.
Who owns the old mill?
The Great Depression affects businesses nationwide. The mill falls into the hands of the Bank of Sevierville and 6 months later is bought by Fred Stout in 1933. The Stout family would be the longest owners of the mill, for 62 years, passing it on to their daughter, Kathy Stout Simmons.”
How old is the Old Mill in Pigeon Forge?
200 years oldThe Old Mill in Pigeon Forge is almost 200 years old. The Old Mill is one of the oldest structures in the area. A man named Mordecai Lewis moved to Tennessee from Virginia and bought the land the mill sits on. His grandson, William Love, built the mill in 1830 to grind corn.
Garden Fresh Salads and Soups
Crisp lettuce tossed with mixed greens and topped with cucumbers, red onion, grape tomatoes, hard boiled egg, red peppers, broccoli, cauliflower and a cheese blend. Served with your choice of dressing. Extras for an additional charge. Includes a cup of our own delicious corn chowder and corn fritters.
Family Style Meals
Choose an entree: Metloaf, Southern Country Fried Steak, Pot Roast and Gravy, Southern Fried Chicken, Grilled Chicken Breast.
What's Popular Here?
Bonnie L. Took my parents here (first time for us too) as it is such a known restaurant. For a Sunday night we… Read more
5 Most Popular Items at The Old Mill in Pigeon Forge
Hand-cut, generous strips of chicken, seasoned and breaded with their own special blends of spices and stone-ground breading (made right at The Old Mill), then fried to a crispy perfection.
5 Things You Can Only Find at The Old Mill in Pigeon Forge
Are you looking for a dish that you can’t find at other restaurants in the Smokies? The Old Mill has a few stars on the menu that you won’t find a better version of anywhere else!
Top 5 Desserts to Order at the Old Mill
The best part! You can’t visit The Old Mill and skip out on dessert! Their desserts are made fresh daily from scratch and are truly some of the best you’ll find in the south! Here’s a few of the most popular desserts at The Old Mill:
