The Breathtaking Waterfall Restaurant In Tennessee Where The View Is As Good As The Food
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Meghan Kraft
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We say it time and time again: Tennessee is absolutely full of fascinating history, stunning views, and delicious food. And there’s one spot in the hills of Tennessee that’s known for serving up all three. The Amis Mills Eatery sits on the historic Thomas Amis Estate and serves up some of the best Southern food you’ll find anywhere, all atop a hill that overlooks a stunning stone dam and waterfall. Not convinced you need to go yet? Maybe these pictures will do the job.
The Amis Mill Eatery may just look like a humble country restaurant, but both the restaurant and its location are absolutely bursting with fascinating history.
The Eatery sits atop a hill that overlooks the Big Creek dam and waterfall. It's a truly stunning view from no matter where you view it, but the view from the restaurant is especially stunning.
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See? What did we tell you? There's nothing like taking in these breathtaking views while eating some of the best Southern food around.
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Speaking of the food, just look at these plates! The eatery is known for their barbecue as well as their crawfish etouffe and their homemade desserts.
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Everything on the menu is pretty affordable, too. Sandwiches range from $10 to $15, with even the large seafood platters and steaks both coming in below $25.
If you want to throw a party this size, but you don't want to leave home to do it, the Amis Mill Eatery will cater!
The eatery sits on the Thomas Amis Estate, which is one of the first large estates ever in Tennessee. The house has welcomed guests like Andrew Jackson, Governor John Sevier, and Daniel Boone.
Visit the Eatery for yourself today, and be sure to bring an appetite! They're open Thursday through Sunday for lunch and dinner at 127 Bear Hollow Rd in Rogersville.
For more Tennessee originals that have stood the test of time, you have to try these donuts made and sold in an old courthouse.
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