This is near Yulee sugar mill ruins. Also on the way to docks on the Homosassa river. Very friendly people there, also a small restaurant. More

This is a quaint, clean, friendly place. But their Cuban sandwich is no more Cuban than the people working there (non Cubans, believe me). I could not taste the genoa salami, pork, cheese or anything else that was supposedly in there. Absolutely no special flavor from any marinade either (I mean zero). Draft Sam Adams at $2 a glass was... More

It was like a step back in time.. We sat outside in the garden and enjoyed a delicous and authentic cuban lunch. Jimmy, the owner, personally greeted us and helped prepare our table. He provided us with some delightful new treats to try that weren't on the menu. This is a must for those visiting Homosassa. Very close to the... More

Jim "Boe" Anderson is the proprietor of the Olde Mill House Gallery & Printing Museum which also houses the Museum Cafe. Melt-in-your mouth, authentic Cuban sandwiches, black beans, yellow rice, Spanish bean soup, crab cakes and guava pastries are just a few of the items you can choose from their luncheon menu. A gracious, friendly and welcoming environment is yours... More

I've had the opportunity to travel through printing press time at the Olde Mill House Gallery and Museum. But the best thing about the museum is the small cafe attached to it that has authentic cuban sandwiches. And the black beans and yellow rice are a MUST have. The owner Jim can do specialty tours for special interest groups or... More

Have visited this wonderful and time-tested attraction many times. And am always greeted warmly by owner, Jimmy Anderson, every time. His personal guided tour is a must see as Jim runs his actual printing business behind closed doors, so he knows his actual working antique machines and will demonstrate them for you. And Homosassa itself is step back in time!... More