Built 1869 - Est. 2014 - Plainwell, MI
Brewed In History
Craft beer brewed in house and food made from scratch inside our nineteenth century four story flour mill, listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
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Built in 1869, this four-story stone building on the banks of the Kalamazoo River was once the largest buckwheat flour mill in the country. Today it stands as a proud landmark, listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
We’ve honored the building’s industrial heritage while transforming it into a warm, welcoming brewpub where great craft beer meets a scratch-made kitchen. Every pint is brewed in-house, and every plate is made from fresh ingredients.
Whether you’re settling in for a family dinner, catching the game with friends, or enjoying a quiet pint on the patio overlooking the river, the Old Mill is your place.
- 1869
- Year Built
- 4
- Stories Tall
- 10+
- Beers on Tap
- ∞
- Good Times
Hours
- Monday
- 11am – 9pm
- Tuesday
- 11am – 9pm
- Wednesday
- 11am – 9pm
- Thursday
- 11am – 9pm
- Friday
- 11am – 9pm
- Saturday
- 11am – 9pm
- Sunday
- 2pm – 7:30pm
Closed most major holidays
Location
717 E. Bridge Street
Plainwell, MI 49080
Located on the banks of the Kalamazoo River in downtown Plainwell. The historic four-story stone building is hard to miss.
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