The Olde Grist Mill

[RayLarson]

Built in 1745 as a working grist mill, The Olde Grist Mill in Seekonk, MA is now a fine dining restuarant. In addition to great food, the surroundings, including the mill pond make for great atmosphere. If you're ever in the area it's a place you might want to give a try. You're bound to be delighted.


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The mill pond is a great fishing spot

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Entering the restuarant is a picture post card

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Visible from the inside of the restuarant, the waterfall is a wonderful sight

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The surrounding grounds are a thing of beauty

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A swan with her hatchlings grab a bite to eat in the mill pond

[DonRicklin]

Nice series. THanks for reminding me about this place. Haven't been there in over twenty years. It was under going some renovations (seems to me) last time I was by there.

Don

[RayLarson]

Nice series. THanks for reminding me about this place. Haven't been there in over twenty years. It was under going some renovations (seems to me) last time I was by there.

Don

Still a great place for a great meal....Prime rib is outstanding:barb

[Dramatapix®]

Wow... I grew up in Fitchburg, Ma. and remember trips to this restaurant as a boy in the late 60's through the 70's. Sure is beautiful!

Edited to reflect that I was thinking of the wrong Old Mill... the one we went to is in Westminster, Ma.

http://www.1761oldmill.com/

[RayLarson]

Went to the webiste you listed. That mill is very similar. Thanks for enjoying my pictures and if you're ever in Seekonk stop in for a great meal and a place to take some nice pix.