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R E S T A U R A N TO&OP U B
 L U N C H D I N N E R W I N E C O C K T A I L S H I S T O R Y P R E S S S U R R O U N D I N G S F R I E N D S L I N K S T OOR E A C HOU S
Read a review in
Dan's Papers.   *During Prohibition Mattituck Inlet’s
proximity to New York City made the creek
a popular drop-off spot for rumrunners,
and tales of bootlegging in the area are legend.
There is still a drop door in the floor of the
Old Mill, which once serviced boats with
“hooch”during low tide.
We like to think you can savor a drop of those bygone times while enjoying some of these cocktails. |
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 or over a century The Old Mill has been a destination watering hole for locals and travelers alike. While you're not likely to see customers arrive by horse-drawn carriage these days, many still roll in by boat — from work or from play — in need of serious refreshment.
Since Prohibition, when hooch was smuggled through the drop door in the kitchen, we've considered drink a solemn affair. So settle in, order up. Cheers and Amen!
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