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The Mill House in Norwood Young America - It's Worth Leaving the Beaten Path

by Minnesota Countrymouse on Tue 05 Feb 2008 11:56 AM CST | Permanent Link | Cosmos

Melanie and I have discovered this wonderful cooperative called The Mill House, put together by a group of people in Norwood Young America, southwest of the Twin Cities, to provide their community with an enriching shopping experience. Anyone one who knows me, knows that means the shop feels cozy and smells good. I'm all about feelings.

We had a great time visiting this beautiful, two story store, but I am personally looking forward to future delectable experiences in the Millstone Pantry! The shop is full of furniture and gifts, many made in Minnesota, and one corner is packed with gorgeous flower arrangements.

It's easy to miss the Mill House when you're traveling through Norwood Young American on HWY 212, but make the effort to visit it. One of my favorite things about it's location is that it is in a neighborhood of earthy, agriculture related buildings near a lake.

The proprietors of the Mill House seem to have a wonderful time working in this heart-warming setting, and you'll walk away feeling wonderful.

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Re: The Mill House in Norwood Young America - It's Worth Leaving the Beaten Path

by Anonymous on Thu 08 May 2008 09:18 PM CDT | Permanent Link

Thank you for writing such a wonderful review on our store, but may I point out that we are actually located west of Minneapolis not east and we are happy to say that the Millstone Pantry is now open and great.

~Mill House Employee, Carly

Re: Re: The Mill House in Norwood Young America - It's Worth Leaving the Beaten Path

by Minnesota Countrymouse on Fri 09 May 2008 07:36 AM CDT | Profile | Permanent Link

DOH! That's a pretty big mistake. I'm not so hot on my rights and lefts either. Let's see if I can make it up to you.

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