Casual charm with an urban ambiance make Mill Street Tavern a tradition for locals and those traveling through. Visual flair, an extensive American menu and great beer, wine and drinks makes Mill Street Tavern a great place to be.
Our mission is simple: Provide great food and drink; excellent service and value; and always make our customers feel at home!
Conveniently located across the street from the Cannon River Winery and walking distance to the Cannon Valley bike trail.
Mill Ruins Park is the centerpiece of the revitalization of Minneapolis' historic West Side Milling District. In its 19th-century heyday, this area of mills and other historic resources made up the largest water powered facility in the world. Visit the archaeological excavation of this historic site, meander on catwalks to view tailraces and mill ruins, and then stroll across the Stone Arch Bridge to see St. Anthony Falls and the Mississippi River.
A perfect family getaway begins at Mill Lake Resort, located on a private peninsula with 1400' of shoreline! All 7 cabins are located right on the water's edge and are fully equipped for your stress-free vacation. Relax on the safe sandy beach or enjoy great fishing, including the best dock fishing on the lake!
The Mill Creek Inn is a neighborhood bar and grill with great food and fun at a exceptional price. Our customers love our bone-in 42 oz. prime rib, fall-off-the-bone BBQ ribs, made from scratch soups, and legendary margaritas and bloody marys.
Built into the ruins of what was once the world’s largest flour mill, Mill City Museum is located on the historic Mississippi Riverfront. Here, visitors of all ages learn about the intertwined histories of the flour industry, the river, and the city of Minneapolis.
Airy, modern ice cream shop serving inventive flavors with funky names, plus sundaes & boozy floats.
Milk & Honey Ciders produces fine American cider from heirloom and traditional cider apple cultivars. Our farmhouse cidery and orchard focuses on interesting, dry, highly aromatic and tannic ciders made in the rolling hills of Stearns County with minimal intervention. Let the apples shine.
To engage people in the practice of traditional, contemporary and folk arts, fostering prosperity, community and culture in our region.
Heritage House features the work of world famous Norwegian rosemalers, a mural by Augsburg artist Phillip Thompson and other local history and culture displays. Group tours available.
Local history museum housed in a National Register WPA building with Federal Arts Project murals. Sponsored by the Milaca Area Historical Society, the museum is open April through October, except July 3 & 4 or by appointment. Call for hours.
