Hollmeyer's Orchard

Small business and some years are more profitable, so the selection varies. This year has been lean and they have apples, local honey, jams, some gourds, peppers, tomatoes, cider, and a good amount of pumpkins. Location is off the beaten path in deep Bridgetown near Kuliga Park. In the past you would see goats and on a slow day they would tell you about the honey bees up on the hill. You could also hear other farm animals. I didn't hear any on today's visit, but the trees are still beautiful here. I'm hoping next year they have a better haul and lots more variety. This is one of those small business worth saving for so many reasons.Cash or check only.

"The cider booth is back! The cider booth is back!!!" I exclaimed upon spotting Hollmeyer's table at Findlay Market's Farmers' Market. Every year in the winter, Hollmeyer's makes an appearance with baskets of a dozen varieties of fresh apples and home-pressed apple cider. Having been raised in the country, I've never been a fan of store bought cider. The taste of jugs straight from the orchard is the only way to drink an appleicious liquid.Now that I live in the city, I'm grateful Hollmeyer's can come to me. The cider is sweet, smooth and very refreshing. I'll definitely be returning to Findlay Market next weekend to replenish my favorite juiced beverage.Half gallon: $3.00Gallon: $5.00

Best place to get locally grown fruit and vegetables. Hollmeyer's puts up a very hospitable place where you can buy anything in season ranging from peaches, plums, pears, tomatoes, asparagus, squash, flowers, corn, apples and so on. There's also honey, fresh apple cider and farm fresh eggs. The service is great as they are very generous and will help you with any questions or needs you may have. Hollmeyer's supplied a local school with about 800 apples so the school could put on a food drive for the homeless. You can't go wrong here, shop local!

I go every year--not only for the great apples but normally they have other items such as peppers,squash, honey, cider,pumpkins, etc. People love my homemade sugar free Apple pies and occasionally at night baked apples are great as a snack in the winter !!

Raw apple cider is wonderful as are the apples. It is old school there isn't always somebody in the office you get what you want and put money in the box.

Not a place to pick your own, but the nice open farm store is located on a scenic property. There is a big variety of apples to choose from with a friendly knowledgeable staff to make recommendations. Other farm vegetables, pumpkins, apple butter, and fresh apple cider make it worth the trip!

Great local orchard. I go every year - it would not be Fall without a visit to Hollmeyers! They are always helpful so that you can pick the right type of apple for what you want- baking or eating or whatever! I have a recipe from the Hollmeyer's that was printed in the Cincinnati Enquirer in 2002 so I have been going to their Orchard for 16 years!!

Nothing to do here. Very small, you cant pick apples or anything. Not worth the drive just to go buy a bag of apples. Waste of time.