I wish I could come up with some pithy apple-centric phrase fit how awful the service is here but irritation sapped my creativity. A staff of high schoolers on their phones or chatting it up at the bar while ten tables remain open with a long line of people. The 'manager' couldn't be bothered to hold her staff accountable. Seriously? You have ONE job. Wow. Saw numerous people, including myself, had to find a staff member to place an order only to have to wait for the order to maybe be filled before having to intervene again. Worst service experience. Such a shame for a lovely location. Not feeling particularly apple-y after this visit. read more

Rating: 3.8 Cane to visit the orchard for apple Picking and food. It's a farm located in Harvard MA. You drive through pretty foliage and get to the parking area. Parking has good size space and we were able to find a parking right away. We were hungry so we decided to try their restaurant but the line was long and kitchen was backed up. We waited 20-30min but decided to give up. While we were waiting i got some apple cider donuts which were $7 for 6 to at least has some food in my stomach. The donuts were good but wasn't warm anymore. We ended up just getting food at the food truck and got some drinks at the general store. They have selections if hard ciders and apple ciders and apple products. After we ate we went to pick some apples. Large bag is $40 and small bag is $30. We ended up getting one large bag to share. They have good selection of apples but unfortunately honey crisps were not around. Maybe we're mostly already picked due to its popularity. We got to try few different apples and ended up liking the ambrosias. We packed our bag full and left the area They also have outdoor bathroom available and portable sink. The place was very busy and it was a bit crazy. Maybe best to come when it's not too crowded. The place seemed to be more like a tourist trap and price of everything was expensive. I had better time in other farm that are smaller and less busy. read more

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My husband and I were here on Saturday. We were hungry and decided to get a bite to eat first. We were seated at the bar. We sat there for about 20 minutes before we were even noticed by the bar tender. All I wanted was a hot cup of coffee and some hot pretzels with cheese sauce. My husband just ordered a water. The coffee was so nasty that I sent it back and swapped out for a hot chocolate,which was also horrible and pretty much brown water. We sat and waited patiently for our order as the place was busy. 45 minutes later, the bartender informed us that she forgot to put in the order and that they are out of pretzels. I was pissed. The bartender comped the lousy beverages and my husband's undercooked Italian pizza bites. Will never go there again. Such a wasted day read more

Carlson orchards is like the Red Sox. Best in regular season but when it's peak grab a cider outside weather they have 4 high schoolers running the cider barn? I assume it's a million dollar farm. Shame. Over 100 people in line to get into the cider barn on a Saturday and there isn't enough staff to keep it running? This is the third time this has happened in the past three times we have come here. read more

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5 stars for the peach pizza alone. We sat outside in the open back yard area of the Carlson orchard brewery/restaurant. There was an open lawn and games like corn hole for waiting customers to play with. We were helped almost immediately by the servers which was great since we had our two active toddlers with us. We ordered the peach pizza and fries. Both were delicious and were brought to us in under 10 mins after ordering. We met another family with kids due to the open seating. Our bill was brought to us right away and we were helped frequently through lunch. What more can you ask for?! Oh good music, they had that too :) read more

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First time at Carlson Orchards this fall for apple picking! They have a variety of apples and the place is huge. We got there a little later so a lot of apples were gone. Apples are actually good tho. It is definitely packed but the crowd dispersed well in the field. Their cider donuts are soooo good especially when eaten hot. I also got their cider and hard cider to-go and they were GREAT. My friend and I got in line for their hard cider flights and food but the wait was soo long so we decided to turn back. Overall, a cute fall activity for friends and family and good cider! read more

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Very rude customer service. The lady at the front desk is absolutely awful to deal with. Most of the peaches were rotten and they don't help you fill your bucket and when you do they make you constantly go through people to get them checked and the last woman at the front desk will definitely do the most and act like you stole from them even though you just paid and were cleared to go. Do not come here. read more

What a fun orchard! I know there are a ton of places to pick apples in the area, but this has been one of the better ones I've been to. The orchard itself was great and didn't seem too overcrowded. The store had all the necessities you'd want - go for the cider! If you want to enjoy the restaurant on premises, get there early! Sadly, we didn't have time to get it out, but I'd totally go back and check it out next time. read more

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I bought a bad can of their cider at a local store. A 16 oz can that wasn't full and can was squeezable and soft. I called about the problem and was told they were having trouble with the honey crisp cans I was told if I didn't buy it at the orchard I'd have to drive to Harvard to get a credit. Bad business, I'm changing to a different cider read more

Coming here in the beginning of the season, you would expect that the cider room would be easy to get a table at. Wrong. We came on Saturday afternoon around 2pm, and it was perfectly easy to get a bag to go picking and there were plenty of apples, which was nice. However, when we got back to the cider room to get a bite to eat and try some ciders, we had to wait in a line for 30-40 minutes despite there being multiple open tables outside. Once we were finally seated, we waited an additional 15-20 minutes for someone to come to our table (and that was only after I went inside to check that they were actually going to take our order). We ordered ciders and they gave us complimentary chips and salsa while we waited, which was nice, but they literally brought out an unopened bag of tortilla chips that you would buy from a grocery store, and a container of what seemed like jarred salsa -- both stone cold. After sitting and waiting another 15 minutes with no movement on our ciders or food orders, we decided to get up and leave. Super disappointed because the space had so much potential -- just clearly understaffed and underresourced. Would return if they ever figured it out, but I will not be returning or recommending to anyone until I hear that changes have been made. read more

Cutest orchard in Mass! Absolutely beautiful during the winter season & got my fix with the best cider donuts! Not to mention the best Granny Smith apples. Absolutely fell in love with the decor and amount of variation with holiday sweets & treats. They even have take home recipes to share with family and friends to stay warm during the winter. Soups, desserts, snacks, fresh cider and lemonades- they have it all. Definitely have to check out this spot. read more

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This farm was so cute!!! The seating area for the hard cider was clean and picturesque. I didn't try any of their food since we went right after already eating lunch but it looked (and smelled) good. The ciders were so tasty! I hate how they don't allow you to choose the ciders for your own flights but it didn't turn me off so much that I wouldn't come back. It was a bit of a rough day with service but our waitress was doing her best and she apologized for being slow. The flowers were beautiful! read more

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I've been wanting to check out this place for years after moving to the area and finally stopped in this afternoon. I knew I missed pick your own by just a few minutes, but I planned to check out the store and hopefully grab some produce and maybe go get a bite to eat. The store left much to be desired. I've been to many farm stands and this was one of the worst I've ever seen. Normally you can buy a couple peaches and pay by the pound, but not here. The least amount of peaches I could get would've been $8.50. I only wanted to try a few. Overall produce selection was lacking. They didn't seem to have a great selection of fresh baked goods. I did pick up some local spreadable cheese that I like, but it was pricey compared to other places I've purchased in the past (Smith's country cheese is very good if you want to try it out). It looks like a few people were eating outside, but I didn't make my way over as I was disappointed in the store. I decided to leave. I won't be back read more

Carlson is still worth your (and if family, your kids') time. It was our go-to upick place for over a decade, and we still go. BUUUT we know enough not to go on the weekend mid-September through mid-October. They've done a lot to expand their "B2C" business over the years, and it's paid off in a nice barn and cider that keeps getting better. The first few years' ciders were not great, but I'm really enjoying the Jamaican spice and some of the other varietals. Overall a really pleasant location when not crazed, and the food truck and inside food is good. But again, you really gotta time it. Moreover, it's definitely gotten really expensive relative to inflation - so whereas we might have picked more, now we keep reducing, and are likely to go elsewhere. Plus they've gotten pretty officious and restrictive like some of the other popular places (like Parlee), and that leaves a sour note. I'm already paying a premium price - are really that worried about "spoilage" and me packing in a few extra berries or apples? Their blueberries overall are decent, their raspberries good, and some of their apples (like honey crisp) are very good. Too late for this season, but their peaches and nectarines are "next level" and we will keep coming for those as long as we can look past the crowds, cost, and officiousness. read more

Still leaving 5 stars, because we need to support local agriculture BUT they massively need to improve their system. We waited for an hour in line in the hot sun to get into the cider barn, while at least 10 tables were completely empty for the entire hour+. Someone came out and started letting people in who did not want to order food (since apparently the kitchen is understaffed), but this was only offered AFTER 30+ people were waiting for an hour. What ???? Why is it not set up like a simple bar--they're only understaffed because it's way over-complicated with wait staff and a kitchen inside the cider house (instead of with the other food trucks), when it should be a simple farm-stand/bar set up. read more

Crisp, Delicious, and well-balanced cider made fresh on site! We ordered the flight and we could truly taste the differences between each pour. Most of the time I feel like the writers of a beer/wine/cider use too many 'fluff' words to make it sound fancy or try to impress us as consumers, but these ciders are so well made that the flavors are present and overly-descriptive narrations are not needed. We ordered a Big Apple pizza that was a brie spread base, carmalized onions, and topped with fresh apples and balsamic glaze. Ohhhh Myyyyy, it was incredible! I hadn't had a brie pizza before and I hope it's not my last. I couldn't get enough, even after my stomach pleaded with me not to eat anymore. The location itself is cute, a rustic barn with family style seating, beautiful orchard views, and plenty of outdoor space to sip back and relax. If you're looking for a place to enjoy the nice weather, this is your spot. There's a cute gift shop on site as well so make sure to check that out, too! read more

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It was great! Peach pizza was amazing and the pioneer drinks were also great! Next time im will try fruit picking! read more

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My cousin was getting engaged and we held a surprise for her in the barn at the bar. When we came in we were met with a rude women who said no one informed them even though 2 separate people called to inform them of the party. They were abrasive with the whole party and refused to let people go onto their own tabs for their own convenience. It turned a beautiful celebration sour. read more

8/26/2025 went to the Orchard with my granddaughters. According to website and their (2-day old recording) available for picking were peaches, raspberries and blueberries. We were a bit disappointed as we wanted to pick some blueberries, along with the peaches. Apparently, raspberries needed a few more days to ripen, absolutely understandable. Relative the blueberries - on our way to the peach trees we passed the blueberry bushes which were absolutely brimming with ripe blueberries. We were told that blueberries could be purchased at the store. No thank you. We paid $38 for a pack of peaches. At the entrance to the orchard is a person selling more containers if you need them. He informed people exiting the orchard with their peaches that, if you pile your container too high, you will be charged extra! Upon exiting the orchard with your peaches, the same individual has to place a checkmark on your container to ensure "you cleared the checkpoint." I have been to many orchards, but never experienced anything like it. It is absolutely classless! Nonetheless, my granddaughters had a good time which was the goal! We stopped at the store and I purchased a berry pile. Where the pie filling was absolutely delicious - the crust was about 1/4 inch thick and chewy. Many charming orchards can be found in MA, as well as NH. Sadly I don't recall the name of orchard we visited in NH. In addition to the bounty which can be found at Carlson (when available) the NH orchard also had currants and gooseberries. read more

I had the best cider I've ever tried today. Frank Carlson is a delightful gentleman and owner of this new (~4 weeks old?) cider making orchard. The new barn is a beautiful feature that is sure to be a popular wedding venue when Covid is over. There are all of the expected safeguards in place, employee masks, plexiglass, 6 foot spacing, open air spaces. The bathrooms are beautiful and clean too. The sinks have live edge wood counters. Unexpectedly nice!!! read more

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Oh how many ways did I love Pat? MANY MANY WAYS! And so now a love fest with Carlson Orchards has started for me. If there was ever an ambassador for this lil piece of community and everything apple, its Pat and of course Katie Carlson with those marble grey eyes, soft and bright red hair and energy to plow down an ox itself. Tempted by having tried their products at home after a dream trip to Spain's Basque region and visiting a cider house - one of many (https://www.nationalgeographic.com/travel/article/basque-cider-houses-keep-cultural-and-culinary-history-alive), and a co-F45 workout partner from Harvard, we decided the day was so crapolahumidundecided2023summer, that it was time. And so we did. If you have never had salsa with a twist (spoiler - its apples), give it a try. They hand you a bag of chip strips and a container with the stuff. Nice starter - the salt, sweet and soft spice is a good way to start "the legends" flight. Sampling some of my favorites and some new ones (not my favorites) off tap is a different thing to behold and fun. My husband did the "other" flight and we had a jolly ole time exchanging ciders and taking the ones we didn't like that much and trying our hand at "alchemy" - worked like a charm. No food trucks that day so we ordered a pulled pork (I wasn't brave enough to try the pizza, particularly when we have RailTrail flatbreads in our hometown and we had just done the fermented dough-to-live-for at Revolution in Lexington, damn!). THE CHUNKS OF PORKY DELICIOUSNESS is something full of napkins because it is slathered in a sticky sweet bbq sauce delight. I don't do coleslaw often, but when I do, I'm picky. Coleslaw with a twist (spoiler alert... its apples). Our server Tim was a bit on the shy-ish side but really eager to talk ciders. Everyone there, top to bottom are immersed in this amazing families history and their craft, approachable, affordable, unpretentious but working classy product. So lovely, you expect fairies to be flying over the orchards when the sun goes down... (oh crap, since when did I get this corny?!). And then, there was Pat. Their manager/events coordinator. Kindred soul. Sista from another mistah. Who is an ambassador par excellence. What a gal! We chatted away and I regretted miserably not trying their apple pizza. Get this - baked brie on pizza dough with apples. SHUT UP! MUST. HAVE. Here's the thing - the flavor and quality of the ciders can stand up to the centuries worth of Basque tradition. And if they can get their act together, I am going to cry deeply for a new dish... PORK APPLE SAUSAGE as an entree or an appetizer. They can use their Harvest brew (tastes like apple pie) somehow in braising those suckers and serving either on a plate or with some corn tortillas or corn bread (APPLE CORN BREAD OF COURSE). Who knows? I just think that the pork and apple is always a thing. Kraut made with apples and braised pork and apple sausage for Octoberfest? Maybe they can start something that we can all finish, washing down with your favorite fall cider... Just sayn... And so in our deep communion with nature (I now feel like I'm a transcendentalist...) and all things delicious, we vowed to return. To fly again with a flight. To enjoy a food cart. To chat it up with Ms Pat. AND GET THAT APPLE PIZZA THINGY, now a bucket-list item. WHY? Because I can. read more

Came here with family: 2 grandchildren, 2 parents, 2 grandparents. We picked peaches (hint: go for the PF-22 variety!), took a tractor ride, and stayed for dinner (pizza and hard cider!). The whole afternoon was lovely and fun. Perfect for a family, all outdoors. Loved the pick your own. It was $38 for a peck, which turned out to be 34 peaches. That's $1.12 per peach. Not exactly cheap, but lots of fun and fresh off the tree. You can walk to/from the orchards or there is a tractor with trailer seating, lots of fun. The meal: excellent pizza with marvelous toppings including peach! The hard ciders were good, we had flights which was fun to try each variety. Excellent service too in a simplified format. Highly recommended! read more

My boyfriend and I came for dinner on a Friday evening. We sat out on the patio and it is so clever how they positioned the seats to look at the foliage. It was a little chilly & thankfully we sat near the heater. The cider was delicious & neither of us a huge cider fans. He ordered the Harvard Harvest & Jimmy the Coop. I ordered a Peach fest & Co-jito (not available on weekends). My favorite of the 4 drinks was the Harvard Harvest- it really tasted like fall. Next we ordered corn chowder & the Big Apple Pizza. The corn chowder was watered down: however, I really enjoyed the pizza. It's a perfect size for 2 if you're hungry & 3 if you want a snack. Toward the end of the night, we wanted to take home some donuts and cider with us. Thankfully they had leftover bags of donuts but we couldn't purchase cans of cider because that's only sold in the store. So the next time visit, I'll be going to the store before it closes. read more

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Loved how beautiful this orchard was on a perfect fall day. It was wonderful for apple picking. They had a amazing selection of apples. There is the main house restaurant that we did not end up going to because there was a line from hell. But we were grateful when they had some food trucks on site so I got myself an amazing health salad with flank steak. Another major line was at the farm store for apple cider donuts but to be honest they want really infused with apple cider but they were yummy nonetheless. Nice family environment. I highly recommend...so much fun! read more

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I don't blame them for pinching every penny possible from the customers, but at least provide decent service. Everything is super overpriced, but as we explained to our kids you are also paying for the experience of a working farm. Lines are incredible long for all the seasonal fixtures (45mins waiting for apple cider donuts). The cider barn was slow, and the flight of ciders was subpar. We didn't even get an explanation of what we were drinking or at least a card to go off of. The waste associated with the apple orchard was crazy, but the fall vibe was nice. read more

The little restaurant was great. I really enjoyed the flight of hard ciders. The pizza was also totally delicious and a great choice. Had a lovely view of their orchards while eating. read more

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Went to Carlsons for the first time and decided to try the Pioneer flight, as well as the the Peach Festival (on its own). Both were great and you definitely don't get skimped on the flight. The plain cider was really good too and less than $3 if you aren't looking to drink! We also got the Chicken Caesar pizza, which was delicious, but I didn't grab a picture. If you get the chance, grab the seats that face the orchard (there's cornhole too) as the view is really nice, especially during sunset. But if it is busy, there will be people with kids, so inside or the tent covered seating is just as good. The wait staff were great as well; would definitely come back or recommend if you are in the area :) read more

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We wanted to go to an apple orchard to be outdoors, try some cider doughnuts and drink some cider while being outdoors and have a good time. The website indicated it had all of this, and the place looked nice on the surface. However, upon arrival we were very confused on where the apple picking could take place but the worst part was not being able to order anything and sit at the tables. There was a line that seemed to be to go to the dining hall, but a sign was blocking the entry, indicating 'seating not available'. So we wanted to inquire about it and walked into the dining hall hoping to see what was going on or ask someone. A very rude employee just asked me what I was doing there "why are you here". When I said I was looking to sit down and order drinks she said to go outside. But offered no other instruction. We wandered off to the fields to see if maybe the line would be available to get into. Came back after 20 minutes or so and it seemed to be moving but still with no way to enter the line. I asked other customers who were in the line how did they get in and they just said they jumped the ropes. Saw several other customers turn around disappointed. The dining hall looked empty and it was still hours before closing. I don't recommend the place, there are plenty of other orchards in the area. Customer service was terrible. read more

Omg... insane...glorious...goodness...and simply the best!!! I really can't say enough about the place. I was so blown away with their ciders. So clean tasting and not over powering, just AMAZING! And to add fantastic to the review, the gluten free bbq chicken pizza is AMAZING! Just go and check it out for yourself, you won't be disappointed. Have Peter wait on you at the bar, he is awesome and so gracious with his knowledge. He really knows his stuff when it comes to cider. I absolutely recommend this place. We came here on a Thursday and it wasn't as busy.. I can only imagine how busy this place is on the weekends.. wowza!! Enjoy!!! read more

Great little orchard for apple picking! I came in the Fall and really enjoyed my afternoon picking apples. The orchard was definitely smaller than other ones that I've been to and the trees weren't tall so it was easy to pick the apples that I wanted. It also wasn't packed on the Sunday that I went, which made it easy to walk through the rows of apple trees. They bring you to the apple trees on a short hayride where the trees are sectioned off to ones that can be picked and ones that are not ready. Back at the farm, there's also a little shop where you can buy many different apple products (apple cider donuts, cider, pre-picked apples, jams, etc.). They also had samples of both hot and cold cider to try which was perfect for the slightly chilly fall weather! read more

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We were very disappointed in our visit yesterday (8/11/24), 2nd day of peach festival. No peach picking since "groups" had gone through the orchards like locusts and picked all the ripe fruit. We bought fruit but it's poor quality. No labeling of cling or stone free and our nectarines are cling and the peaches our friend bought our cling also. Cling peaches are virtually unusable and I don't understand why farmers are even growing them. Many of our nectarines are also bruised and I suspect are drops rather than picked from the trees. We've gone to the festival for many years But this may be the last. read more

Lovely orchard. We came on a beautiful Sunday around 12:30 and was pleased to see there wasn't pure chaos upon arrival. Parking attendants quickly directed us to "front row parking." We opted to visit the store first thing since there was a line and we weren't sure if it would get longer as the day progressed. Cider donuts were delicious (and I'm VERY picky). Really great flavor and even warm so you know they were fresh. They were a bit light/spongier than I'm used to, but didn't stop me from eating two before we left. I'd definitely get them again! $5 for a half dozen. Whoopie pies were also yummy and smaller so you don't hate yourself for eating one, after eating a donut too. We grabbed a mini shepherd pie and a mini chicken pot pie, both frozen. I'll report back later. The store is small and only had 2 cashiers, which is why there was a line. They could do with a third cashier if at all possible. There were supposed to be 2 food trucks, but only one was there (cousin's lobster). There was a switchback line to eat at the cider mill, which is also where the band was set up, so we skipped eating. Pick your own apple -- also only 2 cashiers to buy bags and one was cash only so the line was a bit slow. Also, just slow in general. A small bag was $30, the bigger one (1/2 bushel) was $40. There is a farm tractor to drive people to the heart of orchards if you didn't want to walk, but the walk was not bad considering the orchard starts immediately. The staff were all really nice and people were respectful of certain sections that were roped off because they're not ripe yet. There isn't a map and the signs are a bit on the lighter side in certain areas. Not a big deal, just meant extra walking at times to figure out what was in the next row. Some varieties were pretty picked over and we ended up wishing we got the smaller bag, but that's ok. Three recommendations: 1. Additional cashiers for PYO and the little market 2. A map of the orchard 3. Signs on both ends of the apple aisles read more

Our first time to Carlson Orchards today, and a good (and yummy) time was had by my family. We initially went after we found that our go-to Honeypot Hill didn't have hot cider today. We took a quick look thru the Carlson Orchards store, and then spotted the Cider Barn out back. Not knowing it was a restaurant and pub, we were pleasantly surprised and decided to stay for lunch. We had a terrific bar pizza, which was very flavorful and crispy crusted, the mac & cheese, and a pulled pork sandwich. The Mac was piping hot, super creamy and delicious. The pulled pork sandwich was wonderful, served with a delicious crunchy slaw. We washed everything down with great hard ciders. The staff was just great - everyone with a smile, and terrific service. Check it out, you won't be sorry! PS- their hot cider is delicious, too! read more

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Go for the hard cider and the flat bread pizza. We took a drive to pick up some of their hard apple cider that we had at a Chile cook off and fell in love with their Honey Crisp Cider. Atmosphere: The Cider Barn is a beautiful structure where you can enjoy flights of cider or a full pint. I of course opted for the pint of Honey Crisp. :) The space is set up as a casual tasting room atmosphere. Food: Tried two different flat bread pizzas and both were equally as good. The Apple pizza with Brie was creamy and had a nice contrasting balsamic vinegar glaze added. The BBQ Chicken pizza had a sweet and tangy BBQ sauce that paired nicely with the green onion and chicken. The flat bread crust was crisp and delicious. We noticed several people coming in just for take out pizzas and we can see why. Service: service was helpful, attentive and pleasant. All staff went out of their way to be sure you were taken care of. A great team of people. Check out the country store to pick up you 4 packs of cider, apples, cider donuts and other artisan products from local farms and artisans. read more

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I'm from that town since the mid 1970s. Haven't been to Harvard in about five years. Went to the apple blossom festival and was shocked at how much I just annoyed the staff by me just standing there smiling. Lady told me to stand and wait for "45 minutes" like I was on her last nerve and I never met this person before. Everybody there was frustrated. It wasn't just me. Why do it if you just don't like people? Even the guy walking around that was playing waiter. Staring at me like I was hostile or something? We were there half an hour and just left in frustration. Trust me, this is not the review I wanted to leave read more

Went to Carlson Orchards on Sunday arrived early to ensure to get parking and had a wonderful time! The staff were so friendly, and all other pickers were respectful and wearing their masks! I was impressed with the different apple varieties available! After picking my group checked out the barn for cider and flatbreads! We all got the cider flight and loved every type, our favorites were the Harvard harvest and the honey crisp! The flatbreads were also very delish! There was a bit of wait to get into the cider barn and the store but well worth it! Definitely would come again! For apple picking during Covid this was a great experience! read more

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We had a wonderful date here! We visited on 08/20/22 - we had never been before Beautiful orchard. They have a lovely barn where they serve food, have a bar, and host live music. They also invite food trucks in so there's a little more variety. Super cute farm store with all kinds of fresh goodies We had a flight of their hard ciders - so delicious! We also ordered a peach pizza, which might sound weird but was sooooo good. We ate the entire thing! We already can't wait to come back. We will definitely come here for a fall date read more

Donuts are even softer than the quality of drinks. Apple cider Ds should be priority #1 and they are not even close to acceptable. My good friend trader Joe even whips up a better A.C.D. read more

Really nice spot with great cider donuts and drinks. Only downside to this place were the long lines. But overall great place to check out during the fall read more

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We got to the Cider Barn and greeted by a gigantic line of people waiting to enter. It was shocking because most of the tables were empty and only half seated. We were only looking to go have a drink but people had said they were waiting for about half an hour with no line movement. I asked the front and she let me know that you couldn't enter to have a drink and needed to wait to be seated and that this line was typical and always very long. I'm not understanding why they wouldn't want to make this experience more enjoyable and allow more people in. There was plenty of room and actually very empty so it's confusing. I wouldn't suggest going to the cider barn. read more