The Old Feed Mill’s rich history dates back to 1857, the year Mazomanie was plotted as a village. The water-powered Lynch and Walker Flouring Mill grew to be a large regional mill. By the turn of the century, it was the leading commercial force in thriving Mazomanie.

During the middle of the twentieth century, highway use flourished making railroads the primary source of shipping (and community employment) a thing of the past. People began moving elsewhere for employment.

For years, the mill stood abandoned, a symbol of the town’s storied past. In the winter of 1992, the Vistes began plans to use the mill as the setting for a restaurant that would serve American Country cuisine as classic as the building that housed it.

The respect for the landmark and the care taken in restoring its utility was awarded. The restoration received the prestigious Certification of Commendation from the Wisconsin State Historical Society.

The Old Feed Mill accepts Mastercard, Visa, American Express and Discover.