Nora Mill Granary - Helen, Georgia

martha moulder

we were up visiting from SC so we stopped to get our grits. We always get the big bag to hold us over. we also trying the Chatahochee cereal. we were a little disappointed that the lady at the register couldn't make a recommendation between that and the 10 grain cereal. she said she had never tried them.
We gave some of our grits to a neighbor in SC and he could tell the difference between them and his store bought . So we are taking him home a 2lb bag abs another 2lb bag for another neighbor to convert him from store bought grits as well.
we love the oatmeal it comes out perfect everything. we didn't need any this trip. we will be sharing some of ours with a fellow neighbor that loves oatmeal.
we are glad you ship. Just incase we run out. we also love your sweet potato pan cake. we got another bag of that on this trip.
only recommendation is have your staff try your different products or educate on the taste or textures once cooked so that they can make a recommendation when asked,

Lynn Marlowe

This grain mill has been in operation for a long time. They were unloading a truck of corn when we were there. They were very busy! I bought seasoned cornmeal and popcorn. We walked on the back deck to see the waterfall made by the dam. It's a nice piece of history.

Spence Meyers

Great place to get real stone ground products. Wide selection of baking products. Really neat general store attached to the mill.

Awesomely Aimless Adventures

History and food!! Is there anything else needed

Take a gallop back in time when visiting the granary. My goal is to watch the process when possible, yet in the meantime there is ample information to guide you through.

Fabulous treats for the whole family. I indulged in the pancake mix, the bread and grit oat combo. Take your time and get ready to indulge in some true wheat products.

✨✨✨all products do well in the fridge. It is very specific on the bags.

Rayshundra Davis

This is a hidden in plain sight gem! Nora Mill Granary was one of the unexpected highlights of my trip. I would definitely make this a stop on your list. They grind corn into different products right on site. They have samples, that are delicious along with recipes to go with them. If you want to step back in time for a minute, this is the place! There is a waterfall and babbling creek right behind the store that is a must see.

Sara Beth Wade

An actual working mill with a real, live miller! When we went on Friday, he was grinding corn for grits and you could see it going up the elevator and down the chutes, it's fun to watch. I returned on a Wednesday and he wasn't milling anything.

There are yellow and white corn grits in 1, 2, 5, and 10 lbs sizes, 5 lbs will set you back about $12. There's also flour, cornmeal, loads of baking mixes and other food, candy, souvenirs, cooking utensils and you can go out back to watch the mill work, see the dam, and feed the fish and geese.

Kari Johnson

The Nora Milk area was like taking a strong back in time. You can get fresh grains ground on-site!
Behind the building was exquisite! The stream, the greenery, etc.. it's a tiny little drive & totally worth it! Helen really is a gorgeous area

Audrey Carroll

Historic site and very beautiful location.

This mill is still in operation. They have wide selection of meal, flour, baking supplies, and more!

Summer time is the best time to feed the Trout. The waterfalls are beautiful and power this lovely old mill.

Plenty of jams, butters, and jellies to sample!

Parking is limited directly at the Mill, if you're driving a larger vehicle that is a boat, park across the street. No parking on the porch! As a visitor very rudely did while we were there!

Will continue to enjoy our visits through the year!