A Perfect Stop

We cater to charter bus tours, corporate tours, and visits from groups all across the United States and the globe! We aim to offer a memorable and delicious stop for those visiting Chattanooga, Nashville, or just passing through.

Cindy Day, the Executive Chef and proprietor of the Dutch Maid, is happy to answer any questions you have about organizing a stop at the Dutch Maid for your tour group, and is happy to also assist in the planning of your time on the South Cumberland Plateau. 

We want the Dutch Maid to be one of your must-see stops! We operate for tour groups from 7am-5pm Monday-Saturday. 

Please call (931) 592-3171  to inquire about your specific tour or group needs.

 
 

For charter bus groups or other tours, we can accommodate breakfast, lunch, or dinner.

$18.50 per person for 20 people or fewer
Groups may choose one main entrée option and two side dish options

$15.50 per person for more than 20 people
Groups may  choose two main entrée options  and three side dish options

$15.50 per person for more than 40 people
Groups may choose three main entrée options and four side dish options

 

Desserts and drinks are included with the pricing

SIDE DISH OPTIONS

Green Beans

Mashed Potatoes

Vegetable of the Day

Corn Casserole

Mac & Cheese

ENTRÉE OPTIONS

Pork Tenderloin

Baked Chicken

Variety Salad Plate

 

Our Historic Event Spaces

We have two excellent event spaces that can each seat up to 50 people. For more information about the options available, please click below.

Let us know if your group is having a special theme for their visit -- we can assist in decorating for birthdays, Red Hat Club, or for any suitable function.

Call (931) 592-3171 to make your reservations or if you have any questions!

Great Historic and Natural Sights

 

In Tracy City
Grundy Lakes Coke Ovens
Grundy Lakes Coke Ovens

See the remnants of the old coal coking ovens at Grundy Lakes, part of the South Cumberland State Park system.

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Henry Flury and Sons Grocery
Henry Flury and Sons Grocery

One of the oldest family owned businesses in Tracy City, Flury's was a hardware store once upon a time. Stop in for some quick groceries, antiques, or a chat with Henry Flury himself.

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Grundy County Historical Society and Heritage Center
Grundy County Historical Society and Heritage Center

Visit the Grundy County Historical Society and Heritage Center for displays on the native people who inhabited the area long ago, information on the heyday of southern coal, the stories of the Civil War, and information on past local institutions such as the Highlander Folk School and the Shook School.


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The Marugg Company
The Marugg Company

The last of handmade scythes in the USA. Not generally open for tours, but maybe if you call and ask nicely?

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Fiery Gizzard Trail
Fiery Gizzard Trail

Part of the South Cumberland State Park system, the Fiery Gizzard trail has been profiled as one of our country's 25 top trails by Backpacker magazine. With numerous waterfalls, camping spots, and Hemlock trees over 200 years old on its 12.5 mile loop and a much easier 3 mile loop, the Gizzard is a must see for any visitors.
 

Photo by Dr McCubbin.


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In North Grundy County
Beersheba Springs Methodist Assembly
Beersheba Springs Methodist Assembly

Once the Beersheba Springs Hotel, this now serves as a place for Methodist retreats as well as the Beersheba Springs Crafts Fair alongside beautiful historic Beersheba Springs homes, outlooks, and an outdoor chapel. Right near Stone Door park and the future site of Shady Valley, two parts of the South Cumberland State Park system.

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Greeter Falls
Greeter Falls

Greeter Falls can be accessed by a short 1.6 mile loop just before entering Beersheba Springs. One of the taller waterfalls in the South Cumberland State Park system, this and our own Blue Hole Falls (accessible by the same trailhead) make great swimming holes in the summer.

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Stone Door
Stone Door

Stone Door makes up part of the South Cumberland State Park system, and gives access to breathtaking vistas of the coves below by a short (1.6 mi.), mostly paved trail. It also features a unique stone staircase that cuts through the rock, giving intrepid hikers and campers access to further trails in Savage Gulf.

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Also nearby . . .
The University of the South
The University of the South

Colloquially called Sewanee, this liberal arts school and domain is about 10 minutes from Monteagle. Featuring extensive hiking trails, lakes, bluff views, and caves alongside neo-gothic architecture made from local sandstone, Sewanee is definitely worth a look and the Sewanee Inn is worth a stay.

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Natural Bridge
Natural Bridge

A favorite for wedding photos, the Natural Bridge part of the South Cumberland State Park system offers a very easy, very short hike to see an impressive natural bridge.

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Monteagle Assembly
Monteagle Assembly

The Monteagle Assembly still remains a spot of summer respite for families across the South, but its shaded walking trails are available for anyone to visit. Meander around, catch a local choir performance, visit for Trails and Trilliums, and see some of the beautiful historic houses or stay at the Edgeworth inn.

 

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