To begin with, according to their website they open at 9am but that's changed to 10. And it does say 10 in Yelp. When a good sized crowd was able to get into the building we went to the second level where we were told there is no restaurant or buffet (this was on a Sunday). It is grab and go to take to the 3rd level and eat. The grad and go consisted of biscuit and gravy from a mix. They also had beans and cornbread. That's it. I had a biscuit and gravy and a bowl of beans. $11.84. Beans were not bad-pretty salty but for what I got definitely not worth it Went downstairs after eating and the gift shop seems like any other gift shop. Maybe the mixes were made there but even so nothing else seems to be. Suggest you go for the history and not the food read more

Really cool place to go for a weekend breakfast. The working mill is an added bonus, there is also a great general store. Must go if around Rogers read more

We stopped off for lunch today at the War Eagle Mill. Very good food with great service. Nice small family friendly dinner. A must stop even for lunch or dinner, or even if it's just for dessert. read more

Unique opportunity if you are in Northern Arkansas! Very cool history and neat little store to go with it! Learn about the different processes that the Mill is used for! Takes you back in time!! read more

Not exactly what we expected to see. Yes it is a working mill but mostly a gift shop. We could not see the mill working although we could see the wheel turning in the river. They do sell some unusual items such as local grains. On the third floor is a small clean cafe serving breakfast and lunch sandwiches. Staff was friendly and helpful. Some nice views from upstairs windows. Stay away from the bathroom as it is just a dirty outhouse. read more

See all

Very disappointed. Food was overpriced and I messaged them online to see if they were open but they took two weeks to respond. This place is trash read more

Solid country breakfast. Obviously use their own ground flour and you can tell. Delicious!! The mill wasn't running when we were there but still an awesome old building. There are stairs to get to the buffet but there is space for breaks if needed. read more

Service was terrible I had to get my own drinks because she would not give us any refills I don't understand how four sandwiches that are $11.99 apiece and four drinks end up to $63 there was literally one other table in there and the rest of the employees were sitting on their Making up silverware no one said anything to me about getting my own beverages nor offered to help staff was rude she never came over to see how our food was until we were done eating and asked if we wanted dessert she was clueless to the fact that I had already paid for food because I was tired of her terrible service I will never come back here again use to come here every 3 months with my family never again read more

We were there 15 years ago & went last week. I was disappointed. If you are into baking, they have mixes to purchase. Looked at the restaurant & passed on it. Nothing like it used to be. read more

Cute farm experience and the kids really enjoyed the outhouses. Food was great. Highly recommend.

The view was specular, we had arrived to late to go into the mill so we took in the beauty of the scenery and we were not disappointed. I walked down to the river and dipped my hands in, refreshing:) read more

See all

For those enchanted with historic places, this is one of the best day trips I can recommend. The upstairs cafe includes vintage items from the frontier era encased in glass. The seating provides cleansing views of war eagle creek & the still working water mill attached. There is a gift shop on the second floor with jewelry, coffee mugs, and other collectible items, and on the first floor are stone ground soup, stews, and muc Craft days are a special treat. So are the friendly personnel like Mika, who will regale you with the poignant legend of War Eagle and his Indian princess love. read more

Stopped in for beans and cornbread on a cold afternoon. Wasn't as good as previous trips. Beans tasted more like chili than beans and were just lukewarm. Cornbread was also cold and pretty dry. Real butter would've helped. Cobbler was the star of the show this trip. Have always had good meals here before so will return. Hopefully this was just an off day. Kids first trip. They loved the idea of using a real outhouse. read more

The building is so cute, the only problem is the restaurant is on the 3 floor and it is stairs all the way. The Reuben is fabulous. My husband loved the BLT. The chicken sald sandwich was good, the bread was different, it was cranberry and pecan. The Pecan and Blackberry Cobbler were very good. It was fun seeing the mill down stairs and my daughter liked being able to hand grind corn. read more

See all

This place is pretty far out of the way. It is neat to go see though and the working grist mill is interesting. I had been here once before about 6 years ago and back then it seemed like they had more products for sale. I bought some biscuit and roll mix and will give those a try but, I am not sure I would make the long trek out here just for those. read more

War Eagle Mill - Working grist mill - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Rogers, Arkansas

See all

In my top 3 favorite restaurants in Arkansas. Had one of the best burgers ever in here. It was made from their thick rolled oats, walnuts, sunflower seeds, nutritional yeast and spinach! Soo good. If you have the chance, you have to go check this place out. It's Really special read more

War Eagle Mill - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Rogers, Arkansas

As a person with high standards I have learned to curb my expectations most of the time... but when you scout a place with a 4.5 stars, is known for its breakfast/brunch and stops serving it at noon on a Sunday. A place that is one of the last living grit mills in the area and not only are the not serving grits past breakfast time but not on the menu at all. This place is beautiful and has so much charm, it is a shame that they couldn't do more with their restaurant. Only eight items on it, zero variety. Unless they do some radical with the menu and operating standards, we will not be recommending or returning. Such a shame, mediocre is not acceptable any more! Oh ya, turkey sandwich and soup taking 20 mins with 4 tables in the place... read more

Amazing place to go and see!!!!! Beautiful in the fall. Great little place to get organic grains for all your baking needs. read more

War Eagle Mill - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Rogers, Arkansas

The character of the War Eagle Mill is built on combination of the location, the one lane bridge, War Eagle creek, the shop, the unique restaurant, and the actual working mill. This is a great spot to get in the water and cool off, to grab a bite to eat, or just to explore the premises. We visit the mill several time a year as we love to drive through the area during the various seasons. I am a fan of good beans and cornbread, and the mill has some of the best. Completely home-made. For the cornbread, I believe they even grind the corn meal and flour onsite. (You can buy packaged their cornbread mix in the shop!) The sandwiches are great, but skip 'em if you like beans and cornbread, would be a crime to order a sandwich instead. This location is extremely busy during the craft fairs, so might be best to skip those weeks if you don't like crowds. The craft fair is their claim to fame, so it is a must see if you are into that sort of activity. (Hint if you go, drive out about 530 or 600 in the morning to beat traffic!) read more

The food is really good. We visitied with our out of state car club and everyone at the mill was so very accommodating in setting up (with advanced notice) for lunch for 30 people. The special of the day, open faced roast beef with gravy was so good and large portions. Several people got the peach and blueberry cobblers, with ice cream of course, and they said it was the best they ever had. If your a small or large group, let them know in advance that your coming and you won't be disappointed. Oh, two things, the restaurant is on the 3rd floor, stairs, and the restrooms are out houses, but that didn't stop any of us from having just the best time. We were definitely full when we left. Great place to pick up your favorite flour, corn meal and lots of other wonderful items in the gift shop areas. read more

Best beans and cornbread ever! Great experience for kids, it's a working mill, very friendly staff that can talk you through how it works. My kids 7 and 10 loved it. They even walked over the bridge to get a good look. read more

Great for a short (30-45 min) pitstop on your way to/from other sites. We stopped on our way back from War Eagle Cavern and hd a great time learning about the history of the mill with our kids. Gift shop was fun with lots of local good! read more

This is my favorite look around store. It tells you about the flood that happened a long time ago. Me and my cousin have tours there for free and it was so fun. read more

Great ham and bean soup, dry cornbread. Husband loved the Reuben. The restaurant was short staffed when we were there, so it took forever, but the poor girl working never stopped running around. The family of 6 that checked out before us left a $3 tip, so freaking rude. So I left her a $20 tip on a $16 bill. read more

If you ever find yourself in this neck of the woods looking for a breakfast spot, git yourself to the War Eagle Mill. Mind you, this is a very humble place - the restaurant is on the third floor and the bathrooms are across the parking lot. There are but a few tables. Counter service. And a very limited menu. But, truthfully, all they need on the menu are the biscuits and the pancakes. They are the best. And the drive there, depending on the time of year can be quite beautiful. Biscuits are 5 star. Interior decor 3 star - kind of homey. If you make the effort you'll enjoy the spot. read more

The Mill is a great stop. The cobbler was out of this world! We tried peach, blackberry and pecan! The staff are very friendly and very warming to customers. Looking forward to trying their breads at home read more

I love this place i have ate here alot esp growing up and going to the craft fairs here is always fun alot nice views and history here so happy we have a place like this read more

Didn't have a chance to dine there (we arrived too late), but the gift shop, nearby stream, beautiful bridge were all worth seeing. Heard the food was good. If you are a fan of jams and jellies, you'll love this gift shop. read more

Craft fair and war eagle store both get 5 + stars but the actual restaurant was not my cup of tea.

AMAZING beans and cornbread! We truly enjoyed the food, service, and gift shop!!! A must if you're driving thru. Cobblers are to die for ! Great atmosphere and a huge gluten free assortment. read more

Worth the stop even if it is out of your way. First time here for us. Cobbler is a must. Peach with ice cream...yum. Ice cream locally made. Staff is informative, kind, and helpful. Enjoyed hearing the history as well. read more

Have been going to this mill for decades - have seen it during ups and downs over the years. Now, is clearly a down time - I could tell in May that something was up - high turnover - now it is pretty grim. It's still a beautiful location and drive In the run up to the holidays - there was no decoration - no specials. Several shelves empty. Several product suppliers seemed gone. No grinding was taking place - the mill wheel was just in freewheeling mode and I could not see that they were using the waterwheel to actually produce anything anymore. The saddest thing was the grim, cold and joyless atmosphere - A woman - Apparently a manager, spent her time - glaring at customers and workers like they were all pickpockets she was trying to catch. I got what little I needed and got out. It's really fallen on hard times there in the past 7 months or so. read more

On this particular visit, my sister (who has been to this mill many times) and I were on our way to Eureka Springs on a Sunday afternoon in August, when she suggested this special detour/stop. Boy am I glad we did! To our advantage, they are open every single day of the week. The area is so picturesque and quite an exciting drive too. Coming down the hill, spotting the bright red building through the trees with the attached waterwheel nestled by the river, simply charming. I hadn't ever seen a single lane wooden bridge before yet alone drive over one. What a thrill! The inside is certainly unique, with a general store to purchase goods, the mill in action, displayed antiques, a sign in book with the story of the mill, a second floor with general merchandise for purchase and a restaurant on the top floor. (No elevator) Needless to say, I was enchanted from start to finish and look forward to my return, next time for the Arts and Crafts Fair. read more

Food was good, but the wait was not worth it. We took our seats and weeny notice for a while. Our food order took forever to come, about 15 or 20 minutes. It was small and noisy. Overpriced as well, for how much food you got. Won't be back read more

A great place to visit. Every time I am in the area we stop by. Awesome breakfast buffet on the weekend. Best biscuits I have had in a long time. read more