I came to Pennings farm for some apple picking and checking out their bakery where people have been…read moresaying there's gluten free options. But reviewers never say specifically what are the options. Here they are. Its packaged mini gf apple cider donuts and a gf apple pie, not baked in house. Just brought from somewhere else. And that was all i can really find tbh. I appreciate the options, I just expected more clarity on what they were. These were also hard to find, i really had to search through all the yummy things I couldnt have just to find 2 things I can. The mini gf cider donuts were really good though, highly recommend

Fish & chips so good! Light batter, fresh cod and thin crispy fries. Must get the spiked hot cider…read more& fresh cider donuts, perfect for a cool fall day.

Bellvale Farms Creamery is one of those places that instantly reminds you why simple summer…read moretraditions never get old. We came here for a refreshing treat on a cool Sunday evening, and it absolutely did not disappoint. Luckily, the weather kept the crowds manageable -- busy, but nowhere near the chaos of a hot summer afternoon. Nestled in the mountains of Warwick, NY, this creamery has such a charming, peaceful vibe. I first discovered it a few years ago after taking my nephew apple picking nearby, so I was excited to finally make my way back. The scenic drive alone is worth it. On this visit, they were serving customers inside only, but during peak summer days they also open the walk-up windows, which seems like a smart system for handling bigger crowds. Inside, the L-shaped counter setup helps keep the line moving efficiently even when there are multiple groups waiting. One thing I truly appreciated as someone with a gluten allergy was how clearly they labeled the gluten-free flavors on the menu. It made ordering stress-free and saved me from having to ask a million questions. Honestly, I wish every ice cream shop did this. Another huge bonus: they allow two flavors in a small size! I ordered the Great White Way and Calf Trax with rainbow sprinkles, and both flavors were absolutely delicious. After grabbing your ice cream, there are picnic tables outside overlooking breathtaking mountain views. It's the kind of place where you could easily sit for hours, relax, and just take in the scenery while enjoying your cone. The staff was friendly, parking was plentiful (always appreciated), and the overall experience was exactly what I hoped for. Bellvale Farms Creamery continues to live up to the hype, and I already can't wait to go back.

An ice cream shop with incredible views, unique flavors, and the best ice cream? Nothing better…read morethan that! We came around 5pm on Saturday and there was quite a line, but the wait was worth it. I added a scoop of cookie dough and it made the whole thing 100x better! They also let you sample flavors without any pressure, which was great as a new visitor.

Fannie's is nothing less of fantastic! The baked eggs are my…read morefavorite go to comfort food. The staff is incredibly sweet. The atmosphere is adorably nostalgic. I love everything about it.

Fannie's is a special place. I've been there twice and it was great both times. They really want…read moreyou to make a reservation. The place is very small but it's very cute and quaint. I came for lunch and got an arugula salad with grilled chicken. It was very good. My mom got the baked eggs special which was also delicious. She loved the grits especially. I had an iced latte with vanilla bean paste and maple which was great. You can tell the care they put into everything they make. Looking forward to returning.

This cidery is a MUST visit for all craft beer but especially cider lovers. With over 12 different…read morevarieties on tap, I absolutely loved drinking my way through the flight. Pennings had many unique and specialty varieties you don't see elsewhere, such as beet (which tasted exactly like a fresh beet)! The lawn was large and sprawling, with an additional sand pit so kids had a lot of activities. Could have had a bit more seating but I like how it was all spread out throughout the property. The live music was an added bonus and kicked up the vibes a notch. Overall a huge fan of this cidery, and would highly recommend the flight on your first visit!

What a beautiful location!…read more Came here to celebrate my birthday with my husband and friends and the views did not disappoint! Be alert when you arrive, as there is a Pennings Orchard, a Pennings Market and the Cidery which all have different hours. (I almost thought it was closed as we were on the way, but I was looking at the wrong part of the venue) When we arrived, we also parked in the wrong area but it was no big deal and the property all connects. We got drinks and food and had an amazing experience! The ONLY reason I knocked a star was because it was quite chilly and the ONLY thing that would have made the experience absolutely perfect is if there were fire pits. Nonetheless, we had a great time with great views, food and drinks and we will be back!

Located in beautiful Warwick, this apple orchard is easily accessible with trees you can drive up…read moreto. No long walks with a heavy bag of apples. Apples appeared to be sprayed so definitely need to wash them. A bit difficult to navigate when busy but overall a pleasant experience. I didn't check out the farm store but it looks like there were a lot of options from pies to donuts. Donuts were tasty though. They had some food options but lines were long and food took a while to be ready. Overall a fun fall activity and convenient from young to old.

A group of friends and I were upstate and decided to go apple picking on a whim. We came by for the…read morelast hour before closing but were able to gather a full bag of apples. There are rows and rows of apples with various kinds, although all were pretty tart to me. I'm also not the biggest fan of apples, but this was just a fun experience overall. Since they do charge you one bag per car, which is $50; be sure to come with a full car to make your money's worth. The bag does carry more apples than you could possibly eat, so it's worth it for the experience. It's more of a one time experience for me though just because I'm not the biggest apple fan. Aside from apple picking, there's also a bar with hard cider and a store filled with fresh goods, jams, eggs, and more.

Love this place, we visit whenever we are in the area. This time we tried their ice cream, it is…read morefabulous. Many of their apple varieties are available into the winter, and their farm store features many local items. Service is always friendly.

I'm pretty sure we came towards the end of picking season for apples because a lot of trees were…read morebare from arms reach to pick. Renting a pole was $5 since you get back $5 from a ten dollar deposit. The apples that were in season though were sweet and crisp. Clean restrooms at the barn and a few farm animals you can pet. The apple cider donuts are a must!! And such a good price for a dozen. They also have homemade ice cream with so many flavors I wish I could have sampled them all. The service was also friendly. We got lost in the orchard at one point but they have a tractor to guide and get you from one side to another quickly. Super family friendly but very limited food options.

My family and I had such a great time at Warwick Valley Winery!! We were visiting from Arizona and…read morewanted the perfect fall activity and it was perfect. We started off by having some apple cider donuts and apple cider, then opted to do pick-your-own apples and flowers. Depending on when you visit, there are specific apples that are in season and there were PLENTY of apples to choose from. Our son loved walking around the trees and biting the apple right off the branch! It was also so fun to make a flower bouquet but it was a bit more difficult since the felt like the flowers were more picked over, but we still left with a beautiful cup of flowers. Afterwards, we ordered some food and everything was delicious. I ordered the cheesesteak, my husband ordered the black dirt burger, and my step-MIL ordered the lobster roll. Everything was absolutely delicious. The day was absolutely perfect - definitely come and experience it for yourself!

I took my boyfriend here for his birthday recently and I can't even begin to express how lovely of…read morean experience this was. I had got us the I think it was called trio, where we got to sample wine, spirits, and ciders and everything was so Devine. The guy (I'm sorry I can't remember your name) was so sweet he walked us through everything and answered all our questions. We waited for lunch which wasn't long after our drinks and got the fries and wings. Id also love to mention that we got free glasses with the purchase of the tastings. We were so enthralled by the beautiful, relaxing, and wonderful experience. It's in a beautiful area next to a gorgeous lake and they had really sweet workers. Even though it was a little over an hour drive we will definitely be coming down here again.

The big difference between here and apple wood is the chairs. I'm a fat guy and a lot of my weight…read moreresides in my rear end. I'm pretty jacked underneath. The Mrs says I'm "fat jacked," whatever that means. Anyways, a chair collapsed underneath me at apple wood, and I was far more embarrassed than i was intoxicated. Down, but not out, I got on my side and my children rolled me like a tire down to apple Dave's, where I continued to get drunk enough to live down my anguish. My confidence in the seating here never wavered, even under the heft of my gunt after a few chilli cheese dogs. And the band was great!

We did not go Apple picking what we did was we just came to check the grounds and just relax and…read morechill. We got there early around 10 and we bought some cider some cider donuts which are really awesome and you had options of alcoholic beverages, which was hard cider you also had a choice of wine if you're looking for a place where you would like to relax and you don't wanna go apple picking or pumpkin picking it's a beautiful place to sit relax there you can play volleyball or you can sit by the water with a picnic table. The grounds are very well kept the staff is very laid-back. It's small but it's worth it.

We did an 8 mile hike including the Stairway to Heaven so we decided that we deserved a reward,…read moreluckily Heaven Hill Farm is right down the road from the trailhead. A very nice farm market, they have ice cream, baked goods and a nice shop. The ice cream was good and really hit the spot. A great place for a sweet treat. Especially nice that this is located just off the Appalachian Trail.

Disgusting food-handling experience…read more We went to Heaven Hill Farm for the apple cider donuts- like we do each fall. The donuts are very good. An employee came out wearing blue rubber gloves that appeared to have been used for cleaning and proceeded to handle the donuts with those same gloves. She used parchment paper as a barrier, but the gloves were still touching the donuts. I was too embarrassed to speak, but my husband asked for six fresh donuts, and instead of simply replacing them, she gave my husband a hard time at first. He ended up getting the replacements himself and she threw out the others. Gloves used for cleaning should NEVER be used to handle food. This was completely unacceptable and really made me question the cleanliness of the food operation. Very disappointing experience

Maybe I caught them on a good day but everything was amazing. We ordered sweet and sour chicken,…read morewontons, general tso, beef lo mein. It was all hot and flavorful. My only complain was the wonton breading was a little stale and the egg roll had a weird taste. Other than that everything was incredible and I am picky with Chinese American food. The sweet and sour chicken was 10/10.

This review is for the Warwick Kitchen, a Chinese takeout, located in Warwick, NY. My Wife and I…read morewere in the area and decided to have a Chinese lunch at this establishment. When entering we were greeted with a dismal, very worn, dirty and cluttered interior with two very old tables. We should have walked out at this point since it was obvious this was not a place to do in house dining. But we decided to stay since sometimes the food can be quite good in shabby, mostly takeout locations. That was our big mistake.The waitress/cook was unfriendly and seemed upset that we had arrived 10 minutes before the lunch specials would end. I ordered the General Tso's Chicken - not spicy, and my wife ordered the Sesame Chicken. The special came with a choice of rice and soup or egg roll. The waitress/cook neglected to ask us how we wanted our rice and which soup or egg roll we wanted. I had to get up and give her that information. I had the chicken soup and m wife had the egg roll. No utensils were given to us and no Chinese fried noodles were brought to the table to munch on as is customary in every Chinese place I have ever eaten in. The meals finally came, as did our utensils, and my soup, all together. The good news is they did not skimp on the portions. The bad news was the food was practically inedible. The General TSO chicken was over cooked, stringy, and tasteless with a disgusting brown sauce. My pork fried rice was dry and totally tasteless. My chicken soup was also tasteless and lacked any chicken that I could discern. My wife's Sesame chicken was obviously from the same batch that my chicken came from and was also overcooked, stringy, tasteless and inedible. The only difference between our meals was that hers had some sesame seeds sprinkled on top. Without a doubt this was the worst Chinese meal we have ever had and that includes in house dining and takeout. In fact, I would say it was the worst dining out meal we had ever encountered anywhere.