Sugar Maple Restaurant

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4.8 stars on Google Reviews

“Located in the heart of Mitchell is a little gem of a restaurant where you are greeted with a smile and a warm welcome. Eatable food is hard to come by; everyone is always rushing for a quick fix.

But with free-range eggs, home-baked goods, and locally sourced items make this a worthwhile place to park yourself for a nice meal. Dine-in or take-out is available inside and outside. Oh, and try the pastries that are mouth-watering.

So come on by and sit a while…..and see you at the Sugar Maple.”

Photo: Google Maps, Scott Bruder

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