tea shop within an old watermill.recommend the cassis tea.we recommend the apple and hazel nut,apple and cherry,and apple and apricot tarts.delicious

This cafe is built around a working flour mill complete with water wheel, drives and gears and grinding stones. The flour is put to great use in the bakery which bakes fresh bread daily and fruit pies to die for. Look in the shop window...More

We wandered into the Bishop's Mill almost by accident and were glad to get out of the blazing sun into the cool. Then we discovered the small cafe where we could eat home-made spelt rolls and herb cheese, and we were in heaven.

The mill is very authentic. The Jeker feeds it and it feeds the big stones in the bakery where you can get great bread , sandwiches,etc. defenately worth seeing.

Not only do they serve the best pie you can get in Maastricht. You can also help the bakers with making pie's. on top of it; make sure to make a picture of the old waterwheel!

Reputedly this is a 7th century water wheel, and it is still used to grind the flower in the baked good that are for sale in the bakery/cafe. It is lovely to see the water wheel inaction, but truthfully the pies and cookies were a...More

This mill is absolutely beautiful ... and inside you can even have coffe, tea, bakery, aso... this place smells bakery and coffe every where ... so nice ... don't miss it.

We viewed this (non-functioning) water wheel after breakfast in the restaurant where we had the end result of the spelt milling processing in the form of croissants. It's behind the mill which is next door to the bakery/restaurant. It's a nice, scenic photo-stop. Don't forget...More

Beautiful setting, great bakery products and delicious selection of the lcoal fruit tart in a variety of seasonal flavours,

We were walking around town and came upon this old water wheel and what appears to be an old factory. Its not in use now but shows how things used to be done. Nice for a quick stop.