Mill Haus Cider Co.

This place was a great visit after our day at Mount Rainier!! We LOVED it!! The ambience, location, outdoor area, and decor was just lovely!! We felt that it was so beautiful and the evening was just absolutely lovely. We especially loved sitting my the mill and the water. So stunning. The employees were all so kind and helpful, and patient when we had to run to the car to grab our IDs! The food didn’t take too terribly long, and the drinks were great! We tried lots of local things and really enjoyed them! I highly recommend this spot… especially if you get out of the National Park early enough and are looking for a nice way to tie your day up with a bow!! We loved it!!

The setup is really unique and it’s its top feature, there is a lot of outside sitting area, water features and games. The atmosphere is very relaxing and kids have things to do as well. We had tacos, sliders and pizza for our toddler. The food was good and came out fairly quickly, my toddler had a couple of slices of his pizza so that’s a win already. He also enjoyed his juice. The place is advertised as self serve but stuff brought out food and cleaned up everyone is very nice.

Absolutely awesome place! Super huge and lots of outdoor seating! Great ciders! Lots of cool things. There were maps on where people have come from and have tried this place i thought that was really neat. Didn't try food yet but you could smell the smokers they had up front and they had more in the back area building. Super stoked to try it next time we are in town. We will deffinetly be back.

One of the most unique, beautifully landscaped restaurant/brewery atmospheres we’ve experienced. The space is curated into many little congregation spaces spread throughout gardens, streams, and water features. There are many covered seating areas with heating and lawn games to keep everyone happy no matter the circumstances. Cider flights were all fun and tasty, with other local brews for beer drinkers, and the in house smoked foods especially (pulled pork sliders, chicken tacos) were very good. Nearly everything on the menu is available with gluten free accommodations (buns, flatbreads, etc). The staff was super accommodating of a car situation we had in their parking lot and brought out cake to brighten our spirits while we waited for a tow truck! Highly recommend stopping by on a nice afternoon on your way through Eatonville.

Competitive Spirit + Carb Loading If Mill Haus had a trophy wall, I’d insist they add my 5‑star review to it. The service was quick, friendly, and had the kind of cheerful efficiency that makes you wonder if they secretly train at a hospitality boot camp. I ordered the pepperoni flatbread pizza, which arrived looking like it had been crafted by someone who takes pepperoni placement as a personal calling. Paired it with a cider flight featuring huckleberry, hobinaro lime, cran‑raspberry, and prickly pear — each one outstanding enough to deserve its own victory parade. Fueled by pizza and liquid courage, we then launched into competitive rounds of cornhole, bocce, and giant jenga. Let’s just say the ciders improved our confidence far more than our accuracy. Mill Haus isn’t just a place to eat — it’s a place to win, lose, and laugh loudly while pretending you meant to throw the beanbag that way.