Robinette’s Apple Haus

Constantly and I mean constantly out of their donuts it never fails! I wish one day someone would just say hey Steve we only have five donuts left but we are open for several more hours what should we do? And Simone respond probably make some more people may want some donuts.

We skipped the line for the FRESH donuts but the dozen wasnt bad, i just prefer HOT FRESH Donuts

One of the best places to be in the fall season. The aroma of freshly baked donuts permeates the air of Robinette’s Apple Haus as you struggle to find parking on those busy autumn mornings. Depending on the season, expect a line to get in. But it’s well worth it.
They serve a variety of baked goods, the most popular of which is their cinnamon sugar donut. They’re awesome! I still remember getting them as a kid. These and a hot cider and you’re set! For those of you with wheat/​gluten allergies I’m not sure if they offer any kind of substitute. I haven’t asked. I still come just for the cider.
Their family style dining area is cozy and makes me want to stay all afternoon. Beautiful wooden picnic tables arranged just out of the path of bustling customers at the register. Though if you come in the winter or spring months it’s quieter.
From the dining hall, walk through the green double doors and you’ll find yourself in the main store. Apples, apple butter, various fudges, local maple syrup and more are available for purchase. To be honest, the apples are going to run you more than your $ 3 bag of Washington apples at the supermarket. It’s worth it. These are so much better tasting and they come from the same trees you see stretching around the grounds.
If you’ve got the time, make sure to stop into their winery located in the basement of the gift shop across from the main store.

Oh my god buy the apple cinnamon bread. It is SO GOOD. I have never eaten a crust so delicious. The rest of the loaf is good too but the star is the amazing crust here that overflows from the container so beautifully. The cider is good too as well as the cinnamon sugar donuts!
IS IT CHEAP? Yeah sure just get the bread

I recommend checking out Robinette’s for their apple cider donuts, apple picking and spending your weekend here at a crisp cool fall day.
The first thing that we noticed after parking was a huge line going into a building. After some inquiry and without much surprise we found that that it was the line to get the very famous Robinette’s apple cider donuts. The line moves quickly so I recommend that you be not discouraged by it. The donuts are really fresh and warm and, as expected, super delicious. The other food attraction there is the wine flights. For $ 5 you get two small take-​home glasses and you can sample up to 7 different wines each which is a steal. I highly recommend the Peach wine for it’s crispness and a slight sweet tartness which goes along with almost any food. Of course you can’t go home without checking out their small-​ish u-​pick apple orchard. We enjoyed just walking around the orchard and being amazed by all the apples that were merely taken one bite out of and then thrown away by folks.
I highly recommend checking out this apple orchard for its donuts, wines, and a cute little apple orchard farm. It’s probably the closest apple orchard from the city and is a great way to spend a fall day.

The kid love this place and adult kind buy wine.
corn maze
Slide
Air pillow jump
Apples
Great donuts
Pumpkins
Lot of fun for The whole family

your web listing is wrong! they are open on sundays from 12 — 6:30 pm. people should know – please correct! thanks… and they are awesome!!! our family has been going there for over 36 years!

I wish I had more stars to give, this place is amazing! I took my Grandpa here for lunch and some fresh air. We had a great time! Food was delicious! The dining area was too loud to talk, if it’s a nice day I recommend eating outside on the picnic tables. They had plenty of good donuts and other baked goods and of course the apple cider is the best around.
They have a horse drawn hay ride and corn maze, we weren’t able to do because my Grandpa is mostly wheel chair bound but we enjoyed watching them anyway. We did some shopping at the gift shop and found a few early Christmas presents. The ramp up to the shop is very steep so if you have a wheel chair bring someone strong, although the cashier inside did offer to help.
There is a separate ground level shop where they sell the apples, apple cider, maple syrup etc… Samples of the different apple varieties were available if you’re not sure which is your favorite.

Horse drawn hay ride, wine room, adorable shopping area, pumpkins and doughnuts with cider make a great afternoon for the family!

This is a place to come for fresh baked goods especially pies. They use their own fresh fruit for their food which is great. They serve fresh lunches here. This is a down home country kind a place. Nothing fancy but all good. Whenever we are in town we make it a point to stop here. Today two fresh fruit pies and some cider doughnuts.

Love the cider and donuts, and I have ordered several pies from them and they are fantastic. Its really cool that they have the Mountain bike trail for bikers and runners

Such a cool place. Awesome food, nothing beats the chicken pot pie (not what you would expect). Top it off with a donut, a muffin, or two of each!

Such. Amazing. Apple. Pie.
The doughnuts are soft and delicious. The store is cute and homey. The orchards are fun and pretty. The cider is robust and sweet. It is big fun for kids and adults.
BUT THE APPLE PIE IS AMAZING.
Having grown up coming here, the words fall and Robinette’s are pretty much synonymous.

Great place to go to fill your homebrew bucket with cider. Just bring in your bucket and I think they charged me $ 20 for nearly 6 gallons. Add yeast and sugar, wait a few months and you’ll be a happy camper.

BEST DONUTS EVER!!! I love to stop there on my way to work and surprise my co-​workers with Robinette’s donuts! And their apple cider?! It’s great to go in there when they are actually pressing it. First off, you get to watch, second, you get to take home the cider that just came off the press! They have corn mazes (they change the design of the maze every year and it looks pretty cool from the sky!), hay rides, a gift shop, a winery and all kinds of yummy goodies to snack on!

Robinette’s Apple Haus — I love thee! Fall has always been my favorite season back home in Europe, as well as nowadays in the great state of Michigan. There is a distinct difference between the two, which makes the American version win by a large margin. Cider Mills! You American folk are so lucky to have such fun places at your disposal for several long months out of the year.
Don’t get me wrong, I grew up in the middle of a bunch of apple– and fruit orchards, but nobody apparently has woken up to the thought of turning an operating farm into a fun and entertaining place. Though in the Netherlands apples can be purchased at little roadside stands, the orchards in Michigan know where it is at! It is like comparing a sad county fair to Disney World, really.
Not only does Robinette sell a great variety of fresh, crisp apples and banging apple cider, they also have amazingly tasty donuts and other baked goods. There is plenty to see and do for little ones, and for the older (21+) crowd… there is a wine room! NO WAY. Robinette, you have succesfully combined three of my favorite things — fried deliciousness, apple cider, and wine, and for this I will forever be grateful.

Had a fab time here! Even in the rain :)
Took lots of great photos and had amazing insane donuts which I went into detail on.

This is absolutely one of my most favorite places! I now live in Indiana, but nearly every time I come back to GR to visit family, I go here at least once. Indiana thinks they have great orchards, but none are even close to what Robinette’s offers!
The varieties of apples is amazing. I can’t go here without getting a cinnamon sugar donut and cider slush. I have to check out the gift barn. And I hardly ever leave without cider or wine. Oh the wine. Take the time to do a tasting here, I gift the cranberry one and it’s my go-​to, which is strange even for me since I’m not a huge fan of cranberry.
So if you live 5 minutes away or 5 hours away, like I do now, be sure to spend some serious time here. Autumn is obviously the best time since there are hay rides and a corn maze as well, but it’s fantastic all year. Just thinking about this place has me a little bit homesick! And, of course, get a photo next to the giant apple out front. Hard to miss this place and the location is fantastic.

Best Hot Apple Cider I’ve ever had!!! It was warm, sweet and tangy. The perfect balance of tangy sweet goodness on a cold winter’s day! The cinnamon doughnuts and the the pumpkin cinnamon doughnuts were fresh and deeeelicious. I wish there was a place like this in Florida :)

Smell That?
Ohhh yeahhh.
Another tourist trap.
Why do people waste their time — money — life here?
This place is one of the most expensive traps I’ve ever been to,
The common sense locals refer to this place as: Scam’enettes.