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    Apple Annie's Country Store

    3.3 (83 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    I loved these
    Dianalynn R.

    This is a terrific stop along the way, follow the signs is easy to find if you do. I loved the options for snacks and treats. I found several edibles for family members. They have neat gifts, bees, Americana, apples, towels, signs, tumblers, you name it. They had fudge options. A place to sit inside and eat. And my favorite, jars filled with jam, veggies and pickles! You should try and visit. They had accessible parking, and pleasant staff. I'll be back for Christmas gifts.

    Apple Annie's Orchard Apple Pie
    Dwayne O.

    Apple Annie's Country Store In Wilcox, AZ, specializing in their World Famous Apple Pie and Apple Bread, we also purchased the Walnut Fudge Apple Annie's Orchard Apple Pie, I have to say, is one of the best apple pies that I have had. The thinly sliced apples are fresh and the crust is to kill for. Just a nice flakey delicious creation. Also comes in crumble apple pie. Apple Annie's Orchard Apple Bread is good, but the apple pie is the star here. Apple Annie's Orchard Fresh Fudge Walnut Fudge was the least favorite of the three. If you happen to be driving on I-10 by Willcox, would recommend stopping to pickup a pie @ only $16.99. Well worth it

    Grey rhubarb and bottom crust is soggy and raw !

    This is the worst pie ever !No flavor and dry !All the rhubarb is grey in color .The bottom crust is uncooked and soggy.Waste of $17.50

    Jeanette D.

    Best apple pie ever! We arrive right as the pie came out of the oven - so glad we gone one! They also have a nice assortment of jams and salsas as well as fudge and little country store gifts.

    Beware. I just took my mom and kids over the weekend. They don't list the price of their corn for you pick on their website. I thought since there wasn't a price listed at all that it was the same price as the already picked price, so I let my kids go to town with 24 ears of corn. I didn't receive my emailed receipt until after we left. I was charged $72. The ears are also much smaller. This is what $72 got me a whopping 96oz in volume, not weight as I got everything added into a 32oz and 64oz mason jars. I attempted to get this worked out via phone today and was told in a nutshell that they would not adjust the pricing and I'm stuck with the cost. I don't think we will be going back, we have made this at least a yearly outing, sometimes 2-3 trips a year to get various fruits and vegetables throughout the year.

    Adorable quaint shop
    Nancy S.

    Our first stop yesterday and we were pleasantly surprised! The store is clean and well organized. There is a lot to see/buy and I feel it was displayed well. They also have clean roomy restrooms. Because of all the positives I just listed, I was hoping for an incredible service experience and the service was just okay. My husband and I shared a yummy piece of apple pie with ice cream. Delicious!! We resisted the urge to buy a whole pIe as I would probably sit down and eat it all!! LOL! There are lots of preserves and jellies. We bought the strawberry rhubarb jelly which looks amazing! Finally we bought a piece of peanut butter chocolate fudge and it was amazing! This is a worthwhile stop!

    Bekah C.

    Cute little place glad they had a few post cards! Had LOTS of jams and syrups! They even have a little place you can sit and eat if you wanted too. We went outside and took a few pics and left our mark great little arizona place! #AdamsFamilyRoadTrip #McAllisterRoadTrip

    Apple Annie's apple

    I was just in this store and spent, along with my sister and cousin, almost 300.00. We also bought a famous Apple Anne's apple pie. Upon arriving at home to have lunch and dessert, the pie was way over cooked, it didn't cut, and it didn't come out of the pan. Because of the distance to our home it was not economical to return it. We did eat what we could dig out, but it wasn't any good. The cashier said the pie was made that morning, which clearly it was not! After all the bragging my family, who has lived here for the past 100 years, I am very disappointed!

    Dog shop, so bring your pups for a stroll outside and treats inside.

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    Best honey I have ever had. Every time I drive through Wilcox I pick up a couple jars from this store.

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    It's a cute store. We bought a few souvenirs and a pie. The apple crumb pie tasted okay.

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    This place is fun. The food is awesome. The prices are reasonable. I highly recommend visiting Apple Annie's.

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    No cider, no apple cider donuts, very disappointed in this stop en route to New Mexico from Phoenix.

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    Great pies! Had some preserves but was too sweet. Prices are a little high, otherwise it would be 5 stars

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