great fruit and great people Buy their apples and dried cherries whenever I am in town read more

This is a classic late-summer stop if you are in Utah county. They've updated it since last year and the parking situation is 1000 times better now. Peaches are pretty good (I prefer getting my peaches from northern Utah at the beginning of September) and the ice cream is nothing special, but the experience of going to a local business and supporting while getting a fun seasonal treat is what makes this place stand out. They only had one table to sit at and one additional bench so they need more seating, but it's an improvement from their previous setup! Do note that even though this is an orchard, peaches are not available to pick your own from the trees. We were disappointed by that the first time we visited years ago. read more

Allred Orchards - Peach Sunday with graham cracker top. - Fruits & Veggies Near Me - Provo, Utah

Their peaches are delicious!! Highly recommend. They update their phone message daily to include which products are available. Their hours vary. Parking lot is tricky. Employees were friendly and carried heavy boxes to my car. read more

I've been getting produce from Allred Orchards for over 50 years! There's no better place to find the most perfect and tasty fruit! Thank you Allred family for continuing to keep your farms and provide the sweetest treats of summer and fall! read more

Very little selection left! We were bummed since we really wanted to pick some apples this year and the orchards are closed! Otherwise, lovely people read more

We absolutely love this place! The fresh peaches and apples are to die for! Our favorite time to go there is in the cool fall time and have their Dickens Apple Cider. They warm it up and add some cinnamon if you like... mmmmm M! We savor a spicy warm Dickens Cider on a chilly autumn afternoon! Even grandpa love a spicy Dickens Cider when the snow is flying. Try one for yourself! It's a classic! read more

Oh Allred's! The gold standard of all fruit stands. The olympic gold medal of peach sellers. The Lionel Messi among fruit dwellers. We set aside money each month to build an annual peach season budget, and you better believe it all gets shamelessly thrown in the direction of Allred's incredibly kind stand workers. Starting mid August and ending in mid September is the best time of year at Allred's: peach season. Each week they have a new variety of peaches to keep the peachy waves rolling all season long. They also have a large variety of apples for a great price! You can buy "firsts" or the best boxes and bags of apples or peaches between $20 and $24, but you can also get a box of "seconds" for $10 which are usually dotted with blemishes or are sometimes overripe. If you're willing to put in a bit of work sorting through and cutting up fruit, seconds can be your wallet's best friend! (Although it should be noted that seconds are never guaranteed to be available.) Allred's also sells cherries, (dried and chocolate covered), plums, apple cider, and Christmas trees in the winter. Every employee you come across at Allred's is kind and professional, and just wants to help you get what you're looking for! They take cash, card and Apple Pay to streamline the checkout process. Sometimes Allred's will be closed for a day or two because of weather conditions, or they are just plain sold out. Check their website for daily updates and subscribe to their email list to get news straight to your inbox. Allred's opens at 9:00 AM but you can get there 30 minutes early to get in line. I've seen them start selling fruit to the early birds as soon as 8:30 AM. Get ready to spend at least 30 minutes in line, but the price at the end of the wait is well worth every second. The parking lot is also jam packed so bring your smallest vehicle, or have someone drop you off and come back to get you when you're done. I hope you never go anywhere Allred's! All of Utah County adores your stand, your workers, and of course, your out of this world five star fruit. read more

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Best peaches and apples in Utah. Friendly owners and everything is clean. Boxes are substantial and prices fair read more

Allred is a simple, though large fruit stand housed in a weathered brown barn-style building. It's all open, and on a mild autumn day, that warm sun streaming in just added to the pleasant experience. I have heard great things about their peaches, but I missed those glorious juicy orbs by a few weeks, so was here for the apples. And oh, what apples they had! It was certainly the greatest variety that I have seen from a single grower in Utah. The selection varies depending on the time of the season, and they display a calendar with projected harvest dates, as well as more information on their website. I'd say there were about 7 or so on my mid-October visit. Boxes contain about 20-22 pounds, and prices range from $17-$30. They also have smaller sacks of 5-7 pounds. Additionally, they had a refrigerator filled with fresh, unpasteurized apple juice and cider, and dried cherries (plain, milk or dark chocolate covered, or yogurt). Do you know what is crazy kooky amazing, though? They have boxes of second quality (note these are not guaranteed!) for $10. So I got a box of Honeycrisps for about (or less than) 50 cents a pound! I sorted them as soon as I arrived home, and 90% were fine: just small, or a little bruised, or had a little blemish or something. A few were cracked so I set those aside to use right away, but hey, I'm going to eat some immediately anyways! I also grabbed a pack of the dark chocolate covered cherries for $6. They are tart and tangy, quite large, chewy, but still soft, with an excellent fruit to chocolate ratio. The employee who assisted me was quick and friendly. I don't know how speedily I can really consume this many apples (time for some homemade applesauce!), but I still wish I lived close enough that I could stop by again in a few weeks and pick up a different variety. Even at full price these are less than the average grocery store, and you're supporting a local business. Win-win! read more

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We loved the Apple Cider Slush! Everyone was so friendly and helpful. We had so much fun picking peaches, peppers! Will return for Apple season! read more

Best Fresh fruit and cider! I go hear almost every Saturday, best peaches and apples out there! Excited to try more of what they have.

Calling this an orchard is misleading. It is a fruit stand in a main road. Was hoping to pick apples but instead just got a bag of them :/

I love Allred for their seasonal fresh fruit. And Christmas trees. However..... You MUST get their fresh apple cider in the fall. Liquid. Candy. It isn't pasteurized (aka ruined) like store bought juice, so it won't last as long in your fridge, but that's of little importance considering the rate at which you'll be consuming it. read more

Best peaches you can buy. And an awesome price, too. If you're a locavore, you can't do any better than these guys.

By far the best spot to buy fruit it Utah Valley! I live across the street from their Barn on University Avenue and love their peaches. I can't count how many I've eaten this year, it's seriously one of the best things that has happened to me. Also I got a bag of some apples today. Needless to say, amazing! I've told many people that Allred's is the best, and I've heard it from countless others as I've been going to BYU. So why not drop in and give them a shot. Your taste buds will not be disappointed! read more

Love this place! You get great fruit for a good price. I like getting their peaches, cutting them up and freezing them for quick shakes.

I bought a box of peaches that were 'good' and not seconds. Three days later they're growing moldy hair and I had to throw away 8. I was able to make jam out of the remaining peaches and it turned out well, luckily. I went back to get more fruit a couple of weeks later and told someone about the situation. She gave me a discount on a future purchase. I am happy with how they handled it. Besides the moldy peaches, the fruit I've gotten here is very tasty. I will probably return. read more