Apples were gorgeous and fresh. A lot of other produce was available. Canned jams and jellies were available a d looked so good. Service was fantastic. Everyone was eager to help. This place lies Ina valley in the upper mountains. The ride to and from it was gorgeous. There were still apples on the trees if you wanted to puck them. This is my family's 6th time to go there and we will definitely be back. read more

We've been multiple times and have always enjoyed their wonderful apple selection and produce. They have Golden Delicious (different than Yellow delicious) which always reminds me of Stark Bros trees we grew when I was a little kid. I picked 3 stars instead of 5 because part of our plans that day was to eat at the restaurant based on hours posted on the web, but the restaurant was closed. So instead, we went in a side room and bought 2 fried apple pies to at least have something to carry back to our timeshare room. They were by far the worst fried pies either of us have ever eaten; the filling wasn't very good and the crust was even worse. They are great at the orchard side of the business but maybe the cook was having a really off day. We will go back again if in the area but only to buy apples, produce, and jar items. read more

The produce store is always interesting to see. Lots of jams, jellies, salsas, and specialty pickled items. They have a huge variety of apples from September to November. read more

We left with an apple pie, blackberries, ginger gold apples, tomatoes and country ham! We could have gotten so much more, but we restrained ourselves. In fact, if anyone can leave without buying something, I'd be surprised. I love looking at everything, and trying to decide what I need and want. This place has every jam and jelly imaginable- with and without sugar. At this time of year, they have so many kinds of apples to pick from. Lots of veggies are on hand. The pies are in a separate location, and WILL tempt you. Prices are competitive and reasonable. Friendly folks are available to help you find stuff and check out. Whenever we are within 30 minutes of this place, we HAVE to visit and buy something. read more

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We made an impromptu trip here after our campsite hosts recommended it to us. They have an awesome little open-air market where you can buy apples by the pound, jams, ciders, and various fresh farm produce. The fresh cider here was absolutely delicous and extremely refreshing on our cross-country road trip. I also loved their jams - I got to try this mixed berry one called a "Traffic Jam" (clever name, for sure). They have such a great variety of apples, and I got to try a new one, at least for me: Cosmic Crisp. It tastes a bit like a Honey Crisp meets a Pink Lady but looks a bit like a Gala. Delicious! The staff were extremely nice as well, and they excel in small town small talk. They wrapped all of our groceries carefully, even rolling each glass jar of jam in newspaper to prevent it from breaking in the car. The restaurant here also does to-go, and we had a mouthwatering cheese steak and pulled pork dishes. Each dish was piping hot, and the pulled pork was even marinated in apple juice. The parking lot is private and easy to navigate, but it can get fairly crowded quickly. Park carefully, and be sure to check out the neighboring shops; there's even an old fashioned candy store. read more

I used to live in GA and visited the mountains for apples and cider every year so heading back from north TN (and not enough time to stop in GA on my drive back to FL), I found this place on Yelp. OMG. Amazing! I was apprehensive about buying cider without tasting it first but it turned out to be what my family liked when I finally was able to taste it. So glad I bought several gallons. Needed apples to make apple pies and they had some great selections. I bought jonagolds and cosmic crisps. Moved onto jarred items and was super happy with what I found... sugarless jams with no artificial sweeteners in them...just the way I would make them. Loved the simplicity of ingredients in everything I bought. Cannot wait to try the salsa!!! There is no doubt when I am in the Pigeon Forge area again that I will make sure to stop here. The best! Try it; you will find something you love here. read more

If you are hunting apples, fried pies, and great southern food then you have to stop here. My girlfriend and I were looking for an orchard that was open on a Sunday and were lucky enough to stumble upon this place around lunch time. There was a huge crowd of out of staters and a 25 minute wait for lunch which wasn't too bad. We took the time to walk around and look at the nearby candy store and apple barn/market beside the restaurant. There were many kind of apples, jams, and condiments for sale and all were made on site. Inside the market is an enclosed little parlor of sorts where they do nothing but make hot fresh fried apple pies. I am a connoisseur of fried pies and let me tell you that these are HUGE, and not just flaky mostly empty pockets of pastry but filled to the brim with apple goodness. Only 2 bucks a piece! We bought a bag of 6 to take back to Nashville for some friends who share my love for the fried pastry. When we went back to the restaurant to be seated we scored a window seat overlooking the orchard. The waitress told us of the specials and I asked what her favorite item was. She told me the fried pork chops, so I trusted her and ordered them with a side of baked apples. We were brought a basket of delicious golden brown and fluffy fried apple fritters, apple butter, and two small glasses of the most delicious apple cider I have ever had as an appetizer. The pork chops I had were so good. I didn't ask what the breading was but I wish I had as it really made the difference. The baked apples were also something to mention. I guess having fresh locally sourced apples to use makes the difference. I would definitely go back here if in the area. Heck, I'd drive a good ways out just to eat here again. The credit card machines were down for the whole establishment but they accepted check or cash which was convenient, otherwise we would have left empty handed and hungry. Another user commented on the smoking situation here, which didn't bother me nearly as much. Its on a hill and the waiting area is in front of the market so there was cigarette smoke drifting in and out, but there was room to avoid it. Go eat here and get yourself some fried pies and cider! read more

Carver Kyle Orchards - Fried boneless pork chops (breading is amazing), locally sourced baked apples, homemade mashed potatoes - Specialty Food Near Me - Cosby, Tennessee

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We love visiting this place when in the mountains. Food is homemade, Apples are wonderful, Cider is great, and Fritters is hummm. lol We bring some home as well. Apple butter is one of our must as well. We first visited this place by accident. It was in April and the trees were all in bloom. It was beautiful, we make a point of visiting every time we go. Make new memories read more

Great selection of fresh fruits and vegetables. They also have jams, jellies ,pickles , honey and cider. We are big fans of their fried apple pies. read more

I love apple orchards!!! Love! I was a little sad that you could not pick your own apples. Frownie Face!! I love their apple cider and their homemade apple pies are pretty good too! However I think it is the craziest thing in the world to go to an apple orchard and then go inside where there is fresh produce and smell cancerous cigarettes! Yes that's right they can smoke in the back of the building which comes right to the front while you are shopping for apple cider and apples! A TOTAL BUMMER!!! As I'm trying to buy healthy honey, I was choking on and getting a headache from cigarette smoke!! I mean seriously. They can't smoke outside? Really? Ugh!!! read more