Ritter’s Cider Mill

My family and I have been coming to Ritter’s for years. Each year bringing more family and friends with us. Since they hear us talking about it so much everyone wants to join us. The people working here are great and I always feel my business is appreciated. The cider is outstanding. We LOVE the doughnuts and are never made to feel like an imposition for requesting the hot out of the oil batch which we eat before leaving the premises. The no sugar added pie is our absolute favorite apple pie. Not overly sweet yet delicious. The ONLY carmel apple that I eat. Because the fresh apple makes all the difference. We also buy the pickles, honey etc… To sum things up, we really love Ritter’s and look forward to shopping with them each «Ritter’s Season»

I went here today with my mom — such a great place! We went early, so it was pretty dead. By the time we were leaving, people started coming.
They had huge pumpkins, small pumpkins, gourds, etc. They also had a TON of apples! (Obviously)
We got to watch the cider being made, which was really cool. My mom had some questions about the process and everyone was friendly. At the end we got to sample the cider… it’s amazing. We bought 1.5 gallons. (Around $ 8 total)
Donuts — we got a half dozen of the cinnamon sugar donuts. They’re smaller donuts and they’re so good! ($ 3)
Apple butter — so fresh! Can’t go wrong. ($ 3.5)
Apple Salsa — different, but I can’t wait to try it. ($ 4.4)
I took away one star for the apple pie we bought. It was $ 11 and I just had a piece. It was definitely made with shortening, which I’m not a fan of. The apple part was great, but the dough just didn’t have any taste. It was a let down, so we won’t be buying pies from here again.
Overall, I look forward to going back for some fresh fall treats — especially the cider!

This place is AMAZING! My father has been bringing back apple cider from here as long as I can remember. It’s the best — there is no comparison. I will not drink store bought apple cider — it’s disgusting. This is REAL apple cider which is opaque and delicious.
When you go stock up — apple cider freezes well so we drink it all year round.
As others noted, the apple cider doughnuts are also awesome. They have various other homemade goods but the apple cider and doughnuts are what really shine.

This place is awesome!!! I went there Sunday w/​my mom & little brother, we saw the cider making and cider donuts demonstration. Btw, BEST cider and donuts I’ve ever had hands down, probably because everything is so fresh.
The weather was beautiful but this place wasn’t obnoxiously crowded like a lot of other pumpkin picking places. We also took a hay ride for $ 4/​pp through the woods which was pretty neat. Also had my brother go on a $ 5 pony ride, he loved it!
The only thing to watch out for is that the directions from here direct you to the Ritter’s farmers market which sells the donuts, cider, pies, produce & other farmers market stuff which all say Ritter on them but there was a flyer @ the cider mill saying the market wasn’t affiliated, so idk. But after buying some cider from the market (a lil more expensive than the mill). When I asked about hay rides the lady gave us a flyer for the mill with the address which is 10 min away.
Definitely the best apple place I’ve been to on the Poconos.

There’s nothing better than spending a gorgeous fall afternoon driving through the PA countryside, and stopping off at Ritter’s on the way home. This family-​run business presses fresh apple cider right there at the mill, and sells a wide variety of fresh local apples. Choose from other homemade treats such as natural almond butter, maple syrup and jams. I love watching the apple cider donuts being made, and they are absolutely delicious. After doing your shopping you can distract the kids with pony rides, a petting zoo, and a cornfield maze.
Ritter’s Cider Mill is open from the first Saturday after Labor Day, through Dec 23.