Haas Bakery

Just one of those family-​owned, truly superb bakeries. I was in the area visiting family and found myself craving a baked good. I turned to Unilocal and found this place. It was a few miles from where I was at the time so I thought I’d check it out.
It was Christmastime when I went and you could smell the aromas of cookies and cakes and donuts wafting in the wind when I parked the car out front. So many fresh baked good EVERYWHERE. Literally surrounding the inside. They had pies, cookies, cakes, donuts, breads, etc.
Definitely a good place around the holidays if you need to take an assorted mix of Christmas cookies to your work shindig or the neighborhood block party. Or, let’s be honest and say they might just be for yourself.
I bought a dozen donuts and some cookies and I believe my total came to around $ 9 or $ 10. Absolutely reasonable.
Everything was fresh. And EVERYTHING was delicious. The staff was helpful and charming and helped point a newbie in the right direction.

Not being from this town originally, but having been here for a little over 3 years, I feel like this is an Oregon, OH secret. This place is amazing! On different days they bake different goods, so for you to get something fresh is an easy feat here. The staff is helpful and willing to accommodate little requests to make giving baked goods as gifts.
They also have yesterday’s bread at a great price as well. It always seems soft and it smells fresh.
I’m currently in the area for a rotation and I think I’m going to be more of a regular there. The prices are affordable and the goods look great!
I will be going back!

Fantastic donuts! I’m in love with the chocolate fry cakes (donuts). Hubby loves the sour cream cake donuts. But all the varieties I’ve eaten are some of the best. I make up reasons to drive the hour down to get a few. You have to get there quite early; before 10 am, to get the best pick. I’ve eyed the muffins and coffee cakes but haven’t bought any cause i spend so much on just the donuts.
The bakery is off 280, Starr Ave exit, go east. If you are coming from the north, going south; you can’t get directly back onto 280 South. But if you drive east past the bakery to the light and make a right, the 280 S. entrance is a couple lights down.