Can't believe it took me so long to find this place! It just opened in September 2019 but had a…read morebeautiful piece of land with tons of outdoor seating, cornhole, several fire pits, and a food truck. The inside is small but super cute and the beer is CHEAP! $5 for a pint of beer or cider or glass of wine. Will absolutely be back!

Stopped by on one of the first Saturdays of the season that featured live music. There were…read moreseveral people eating at the outdoor picnic tables (either in the sunshine or shielded inside the pole barn type pavilion where the music was). I went inside to order a drink and some food and was passed by twice before the woman said she'd be with me. Another younger girl came over and asked if I wanted to order something. Odd questions since I'd been standing there looking at the menu that was on the bar as well as looking at the beers they had listed on the board. I ordered a wheat blonde beer and told her I also wanted to place a food order. She told me I couldn't do that there, and said I needed to order from the food truck table. That table had a chalkboard with their three specials, different items than the bar menu so I ordered off of that, was given a pager and headed outside (The food truck girl was very kind and asked where I was sitting but I hadn't picked a table yet) I ordered a cauliflower margarita pizza which was just the right size to pair with my beer. It came out quick and hot and tasted good. I sat at my table eating alone and enjoying the music but found that that's what everyone was doing. Sitting at their own tables. Enjoying the music or conversing amongst themselves but keeping to themselves. For a brewery with live music on a sunny Saturday afternoon it was just ok.

WOW.... Just WOW. I almost didn't stop in, I'm glad we did. Everything was amazing. The hot Apple…read morecider, cider donut, fresh apples, and even get me started in the fresh baked goods. Ask for Mary Beth, as she is a gifted baker. Her Apple pie, and warm banana bread was some of the best I've ever had. Hope you enjoy as much as I did.

From the owner: Family Owned and Operated since 1929!!read more

Hollenbeck's is my go to for cider and donuts in the fall…read more The line is almost always out the door in the fall so be prepared to wait. While you wait you can select a peck or bushel of apples, or maybe send a scout out to the baked goods and fudges, or watch the old cider press in action. When you reach the donuts you can pick from powered sugar, cinnamon powdered sugar, or plain. Personally I think plain is the best because they are hot, crispy, pillowy delights. There is a limit in that you can only buy 4 dozen donuts per person. The cider itself fresh pressed right before your eyes. Two people work together to layer the mash and wood pallets on a very old and incredible press. The cider is well filter and not as sweet as other ciders but very good! One note: you cannot buy cups of the cider- you have to buy a half gallon or gallon and then open it outside. On the pie side you can actively see and smell the pies being made. If you would like a pie for a special occasion you might want to call ahead to reserve one as they sell FAST. In the cold cases on the pie side is also where the cheese curds, summer sausage, and some meets such as elk and lamb are available. The great thing is the baked goods are available all year, so Hollenbeck's is a great stop even in the spring and summer. Also of note it smells like pressed apples ALL YEAR! Parking- one entrance, one exit. There is parking in the front and back, and some street parking as well.

Love, love, love Hollenbeck's! Apples, pies, donuts, cheese curds, cider and more! It smells like…read morehome inside The chicken pot pies are to die for. Only complaint- wish they were open year round

Cute spot for cider tasting and sandwiches!…read more Would highly recommend coming when it's warm outside- lots of patio seating and the flowers/greenery are very nice to look at. Tried the cider flight and the hot pastrami sandwich- sandwich was good- not really sure what's going on with the side of boiled potatoes though... I am not a cider-connoisseur, but I thought these ciders were all good. Such a fun activity to do in Ithaca. Got some much needed frolicking time in! Definitely recommend South Hill!

This restaurant website is misleading, they don't actually serve food until 7:00. They should…read morereally change this on their website to a more realistic time.

GREAT CUSTOMER SERVICE!! Ordered online and shipping company (FEDEX) said undeliverable 3 times,…read morewhich was bogus as address was correct. Owner ended up driving over a hour to deliver my order IN PERSON! Totally above and beyond customer service! Owner was very good about communicating the issues with the shipping company. I purchased this cider because of a segment on WNEP Channel 16, and can't wait to visit the cidery in person. Haven't tried the cider yet, but if the attention to customer service is any indication it will be first class!

10/10. Would love to come back here when it's warmer out but regardless, I enjoyed it. We got a…read moreflight of their sweetest ones and a can of the mad pear, which was amazing. Grandma's Secret is really good also. Got a grilled cheese and their dip trio. I had no idea that the actual Angry Orchard was in New York, so it was really cool to just be there

I was driving around and exploring NY, on my way to chase down another waterfall and stumbled upon…read morethis gem! I had no idea that Angry Orchard had a cider house and tasting room ‍ but what a really cool place. Production and orchard tours are also offered, there are food trucks on site, they have flights, glasses and bottles of new & different ciders available for purchase. You're able to sample test beers, which\was really fun! Lots of tables to chill and hang out. The also have games to keep you entertained, like corn hole and more. There's even some merch so you can take a souvenir home and make your friends jealous! If you're traveling in the area, I'd def recommend a stop!

Ordered a spicy Bloody Mary to begin. Very good, it was like a meal! Olives marinated carrot and…read moreyou know the rest. For food I had a poached egg with mushroom toast. I thought it would be bread with 'shrooms baked in to it. Nope! It was literally a nice piece of toast with delicious mushrooms on top and the poached egg in the middle. Awesome and delicious. A couple mushrooms were chewy which I have never experienced, but easy to chew up! Beautiful views here also a must see!

The ambiance is excellent as is the staff. The music was fabulous. The problem was the over priced…read morecharcuterie cheese platter $22 and ridiculously small amount of cheese. I love the place but serving such a meager platter turned my quests off. None of us are big eaters but it was a very sad platter. We were embarrassed for the restaurant which we loved. You need more appetizers besides fried chicken skins!

A great stop for families and adults. There's a museum component which shows you the inner workings…read moreof an old mill, as well as a pond around back with different ducks, chickens and other animals. There's a market with farm fresh goods, including some of the best cider (including adult versions) I've ever had and a killer cider slushy. They have different snack options, mainly fruits, baked good and desserts in the market, as well as more traditional lunch options. Everything was tasty and reasonably priced. We enjoyed our orders on the back deck, outside and under some shade. I'd recommend this as an afternoon diversion if you're in the area, or looking for something that multiple people in a group can enjoy.

We decided to stop here after doing the Rail Explorer tour. It was nice cute little shop and…read moreeatery, nothing too fancy. There was stuff for kids to do and ducks, goose and such to feed. The store had lots of their local items to purchase. I picked up a pumpkin mix, sweet vadalia onion dressing. My husband and I got wine slushies (strawberry bliss & apple raspberry both delicious). We went outside and grab lunch ( Ray's brother BBQ didn't open until 4p). My husband got Jamaica jerk chicken sandwich and I got the hot pot roast with horseradish sauce. We made it a meal and upgraded to mac n cheese, drink and slice pie of choice( apple or strawberry rhubarb). The food was surprisingly good, my husband enjoyed his sandwich and my pot roast was flavorful before I put the horseradish on it. The Mac n cheese was good, made with their Mill-Aged, Extra-Sharp NYS Cheddar. Overall it was a decent find, not too much in the area. The store is worth it to stop in.

Great outdoor atmosphere and perfect place to stop for a drink if driving upstate. The zero sugar…read moreadded is a major bonus.

What a great concept to bring to this lovely but rather sleepy Catskills hamlet…read more Came the Saturday of Memorial Day weekend when staying nearby and had a great time. The owner seems very dedicated to having live music and supporting the arts so they had a band playing that actually sounded good! Lots of young families around enjoying the lawn games. Local ciders and beers were reasonably priced and tasty. I'm usually not the biggest fan of either but I ended up trying a peanut butter cider that turned out to be absolutely delicious. Not too sweet or tart and tasted actually quite natural. Ended up taking a growler home to share with friends. We weren't hungry so we didn't try the food but they had a chicken barbecue going and were selling cheese boards that looked pretty great. The bathroom situation is port-o-potties but to my surprise and delight they were actually clean and they offer a handwashing station outside. A++ recommend and would return.

This place is pretty incredible! There's a ton of stuff to do and for all ages! The alcohol…read moreselection is pretty spectacular, with a ton of different options. Every building that we stepped into was extremely clean and organized. Anyone who I bumped into that was working was extremely friendly.

Visited for my husband's birthday celebration. What a treat. We sampled hard ciders, but the…read morelocation offers so much more. You can make a day out of visiting Beak & Skiff & 1911. Not only is there a tasting barn that offers flights of ciders, spirits, and bourbon - but there is an apple barn where you can pick up apples without having to go into the orchards, a cafe, a coffee shop, a general store, a playground, wagons consistently taking guests out into the orchard to pick their own apples, a corn maze, a playground for the littles, and so much more. Parking is free but be warned it is in a field and not organized. It was packed, but because there was so much to do, and so well coordinated, it didn't feel overwhelming. Great spot for a fall celebration.