Haus Red Apple Orchard & Cider Mill

While they had a cute farm store with all sorts of candies and jams, jellies and more I was I. Their store for almost a full ten minutes Utes before anyone greeted me or offered to help me. And my husband and I were the only ones there!
The donuts were nothing I would buy again. The chocolate was waxy and left a filmy taste in my mouth. Prices are good on items but not worth the drive from where we live.
Sadly it was not as great as I thought it might have been.

I have wanted to try an apple cider donut for the longest time. There aren’t really apple orchards in Texas (that I’m aware of) so when I was visiting family in Ohio, I Unilocaled up a storm to try to find some. It was July, so I wasn’t sure I’d even find anything.
Haus Red Apple Orchard & Cider Mill came up in my search. It’s pretty from the outside, but from the inside it seemed a little bare. There were a number of tables set up with different items on them. They did have a few donuts, but they didn’t have much of a cider taste to them. It may just have been the wrong time of the year to get them. I tried the cider slushie as well which was very tasty.
I might give them another shot if I’m visiting again in the right time of the year.

Everything is so fresh and reasonably priced. Their sauerkraut is the best! Worth a trip out to the country!

I love this place. They have pick your own strawberries, raspberries, and blueberries.

What?! No Unilocal reviews for Haus Red Apple Orchard?! Well then, let me be the first to say that this place is awesome.
In the store you can see right where they make the cider. Unfortunately today they weren’t selling hot cider, but there were free samples of cold cider which was excellent and for the germaphobes, me included, yes it is pasteurized. There were a variety of apples for sale (Empire, Red Delicious, Courtland, Crispon, Golden delicious, Galas) most of which were $ 5 – 6 a bucket. The store is filled with pretty much anything that you can imagine is apple or has to do with apples.
I bought a bunch of apples and some cider all of which came to only $ 9.80. (I’ve uploaded a picture of my bounty)
The highlight of the visit was cider slushies sold up front and fresh dough-​nuts. We were fortuitous enough to arrive when hot cinnamon dough-​nuts were being brought out.
It’s a drive from Cleveland, but I happened to be in the area because it’s halfway between Cleveland and Pittsburgh. This is my first apple farm in Ohio, so I have no basis for comparison, but Haus certainly surpassed my expectations of deliciousness.