Great barn/farm/orchard setting! The sandwiches were excellent but of course the real star was the apple pie! Huge slices too, as the apple pie is about twice the height of the other ones. There was simultaneously always a lineup (at 2:30min the afternoon), and yet people were never waiting long. The hot apple cider, and fresh apple cider, are amazing as well. read more

Gizdich Ranch - Massive single slice of apple pie. - Bakeries Near Me - Watsonville, California

I really wanted to get my sister an apricot pie, but they didn't have a whole one, only a couple of slices, so I ended up with a "Very Berry". All the pies looked good, but I won't know how it tastes since it's not for me. My friends ordered slices and they seemed a bit small; the cost per slice is more than for a quarter of a whole pie, but the size seemed much smaller. I guess it pays to buy the whole pie! Very popular shop. There was a line when we arrived and a line when we left. The pie shop is next door to the store where they sold apples and fresh apple juice. There were cups of apple juice in the fridge that you could help yourself to as samples; very refreshing and delicious. The store also sold lots of kitchen knickknacks and some toys and fun things. Made for a great stop. read more

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I've been coming here for years. This place is the best place for apple pies in my opinion. I just love how their apple pie is not overly sweet, and is creamy and delicious. Gotta try the Dutch Apple Pie a la mode style! Also a must have it their fresh pressed apple juice, it's amazing. Beautiful atmosphere and nice scenery! The service is always fast and friendly! The out road has also been repaved i noticed so the way out is much smoother and not so bumpy. Also, go have a look in their shop, it has a lot of old antique tools and stuff. read more

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stopped in for a rest stop, a piece of apricot pie ala mode, and fresh apple juice! Everything was fine, the setting was perfect, lots of varieties of fruits in season. Pie was a smallish piece, but with the ala mode it was a great value. We will be back for strawberry picking time!!! read more

I remember coming here for school field trips, this business is a Watsonville Staple Locally owned and operated selling locally grown items I stopped here for the first time in decades!! Came here on a Sunday shortly before closing time at 5pm There was a huge line to buy pies !! I was really surprised to see how crowded it was here. Memo to self arrive with time and patients to stand and wait in line. There is a deli that sells sandwiches and drinks, you can purchase pies or slices of pies. You can pick your own apples, there is an antique store and a little souvenir store This is a fun spot for kids Parking is limited and on a dirt road read more

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Oh my, what a fun place. Coming here made me feel like I was on vacation. The pies are delightfully fresh and delicious and you got to try the apple slush float! It's like a root beer float but it's apple slush and vanilla ice cream. Once you have it you will dream about it. Besides the restaurant where you can order fresh pie by the slice, drinks, and fresh fruits farmers market style, they have a store in the building across where you will find lots of unique gifts. There are beautiful fruit trees on the property as well. It's a magical place to visit even for an adult. I loved it there!! read more

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The U-Pick apple picking was a fun experience. It's $2.50/lb and we were able to hand pick 12 apples for a little under $12. Bring your own bag/basket since they do charge for bags for a minimal fee. It was cool being able to freely roam around the various apple trees and personally hand pick the ones you want. I'm not much of a raw apple eater, but I did enjoy the red delicious apple which was nice and fresh, crisp, and sweet. The staff at check-in were all nice and welcoming which is always a plus! This place also has a gift shop and pie shop which gets very crowded and has long wait times. For two slices of pies we waited about 45 minutes, but if you want a whole pie I suggest going into the gift shop as the line is much shorter/quicker. I tried the Dutch apple pie and the double berry dutch apple pie which were both fresh, warm, and had a nice mixture of tart/sweet. The vanilla ice cream really balanced out all of the flavors and I also enjoyed the cinnamon crumble topping/crust on both of the pies. There's plenty of picnic-style seating indoors and outdoors, parking is minimal on dirt road, and I do suggest coming early to avoid crowds/lines. Overall, apple picking was a fun experience for the first time and I for sure know the apples we picked are fresh. However, I probably wouldn't wait so long in line for a slice of pie or go out of my way for it. Yes, it was good--but not to die for good. read more

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My wife talked me in to going here on our way home from the Bay Area. We picked up a cherry pie and an apricot pie because they were out of apple pie. Absolutely delicious. The balance between the tart cherries and the sweet filling was perfect. The crust was golden and crisp. I couldn't stop eating it. Highly recommend! read more

We love this beautiful farm, antique store, market, n their orchards full of apples, and berries. We buy th eir apple juice every time w e go there, it's like, Drinking an apple a day, it's so refreshing. We also buy their mile high apple pie when in season. Fresh apples inside, nothing extra filling. We try n go 2x a year . read more

Gizdich Ranch - Fresh apple juice, mile high apple pie - Bakeries Near Me - Watsonville, California

Popped in on our way through Watsonville, had to stop in to try a piece of pie. The queue for pie on a Saturday at 2:30pm was about 20-25 people long. The staff at the Pie Shop & Deli were kind but may have been slightly short-staffed as the line did not move after ~15min. Tip: If you're short on time, pop over to the gift & food shop steps away from the deli. The shop sells whole pies! We grabbed a Double Berry Dutch Apple Pie (delicious crumble top, great mix of apples & berries, just the right sweetness level) to go & got to skip the line! read more

Gizdich Ranch - Double Berry Dutch Apple Pie (check the gift shop to grab a whole pies & skip the line!) - Bakeries Near Me - Watsonville, California

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We decided to stop by here after our lunch for pies. There was an antique shop, gift shop, and pie shop there. We ordered the Blackberry Pie and Dutch Apple Pie with Vanilla Ice Cream. The pies were freshly baked and weren't overly sweet, which we really liked. We went to the gift shop and wanted to buy their Apple Juice. However, we ended up not buying it because we weren't heading home right away and didn't want it sitting in a hot car. We walked by the office and the owners ( father and son) happened to be there. We end up chatting with them. They were really nice and friendly. We'll be back in September to pick apples, buy their apple juice, and have more of their pies. read more

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I've been coming to Gizdich Ranch for over 10 years and it hits every time! My favorite is the very berry pie! I love how all their pies are naturally flavored and is not overly sweet. The crust is so perfectly flaky and buttery, I have yet to find another pie that can beat Gizdich. read more

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Found out about this strawberry picking field from my sister-in-law. Me and my family came early on Saturday morning on the second week of strawberry season. There were lots of strawberries to pick, and they were perfectly ripe. There were lots of rows to choose from. Even though there were a lot of people, the place didn't feel crowded. Parking is free. Once you park, you will climb a few steps up to the field. At the first tent, you can choose to purchase a cardboard box for strawberry picking for $2. You also have the option to bring your own bucket or bin for strawberry picking. After that, the people at the tent will point you to a second station, where the person will go over how to pick strawberries without ruining the plant. They will also advise to pick from the back and work your way to the front rows. At the end of the strawberry picking, you head to the last tent where the strawberries get weighed. Strawberries that you pick cost $3.75 per pound. Overall, it was a fun and neat experience. I recommend going early in the morning so that there are fewer people. If you have babies, I recommend bringing a carrier. There is space for strollers around the perimeter of the field, but it is very muddy. read more

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Visited for the first time today because I had a piece of Olailiberry Pie that a co-worker brought into the office. I wanted two, but could only get one, so I got a slice with some ice cream: vanilla and strawberry/olailiberry, and they went great with the pie. Also picked up some fresh-pressed Apple juice here because I tasted some, and it was delicious. I will definitely visit again. The service was fast, friendly, and helpful. The ambiance was an old farm that has a lot of loyal customers who drive great distances; saw a friend who lives further than I make the journey for a strawberry rhubarb pie. read more

Gizdich Ranch - Slice of Olailiberry pie with Vanilla and Olailiberry Ice Cream - Bakeries Near Me - Watsonville, California

What a fun place to visit and grab some yummy fresh pie. We came to try apple picking and it was fun. You walk the orchard and pick your own apples. They have different varieties of apples. We went for the Gala and Fuji. Again the also have different versions of Gala as well. We finish the picking by stopping by there store front to have a slice of fresh pie and a whole pie to go home with us. We had a slice of apple crumble just the right amount of balance of sweet and tart. I had the berry apple crumble slice and love that. Similar sweet and tart. Of course had to have a scoop of vanilla ice cream to go with it. oh have to mention the line for the pies can get long so be patient as it worth it. read more

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Heard about this place through Check Please, and thought it would be fun to check out on our way home from our weekend getaway in Monterey. This is a cute Apple Farm in Watsonville. We were hoping to make the U-pick apple season, but we missed it, it was already done for the year by the Columbus Day holiday weekend in October. We were also too early for the pumpkins that I guess they have too each year? Even though we went on their off season, they are still open for their bakery and store. At the bakery, you can order pies whole or by the slice, with ice cream on the side. They have a variety of pies to choose from too, including apples, berries, apples and berries, pumpkin, rhubarb, and a few more. We got one slice each of the apple and berries, my favorite being the berries! The bakery set up is quite grungy, located inside their cold barn, with plastic outdoor furniture. They do have a clean bathroom though, which makes this a great stop on the way home. I also enjoyed their store, which had a variety of different jam flavors, and best of all, apples by the lb! Their honey crisp apples were so delicious and reasonable, only $1.50/lb. Highly recommended to stop here. I wish we had made the apple picking season though, maybe next time! read more

Picnic lunch was great. Hot drink and sandwich/chips. And pie to take home. Perfect day to sit out and enjoy. Also we found the photo funny sign. Next time I'll bring 3 younger friends or the kids to take some funny photos. I never knew this was in the back because I never stayed to eat like we did this day. Thanks for the memories. read more

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Came here on a Monday to get a pie to bring home like a trophy, and as I got here, remembered that yes we had been strawberry picking here with our kids probably 15 years ago ago. The place looks much the same. I decided to browse thru the little antique shop first. The woman in the shop asked if I'd been to "my farm" before, and I thought she just being folksy, so I told her our berry picking story, and asked her if she had a pie suggestion. She says she's always been partial to the Apricot pie. So I head over to the pie shop, and whose picture do I see, it IS her farm,I 've just been chatting with Nita Gizdich! So of course I got an apricot pie. read more

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Best pies in town all of them are yummy Apple pumpkin strawberry rhubarb my favorite there Apple juice is like no other

Stopped by on a Sunday afternoon and while the line was fairly long and took some time, it was totally worth the wait in my opinion. The strawberry rhubarb pie is my absolute favorite! It's the perfect balance between sweet and tart. Despite the long line, there was plenty of seating for our big group, and we enjoyed our food comfortably under a large umbrella. If you're looking for something cool and refreshing, I would also highly recommend the apple slushy. read more

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I came to visit Gizdich ranch with a friend and my 3 yr old. We had an encounter with Nita Gizdich in the antique shop where my three year-old accidentally knocked over a small $3 bowl off of one of the shelves. She came in and saw the bowl was broken and and was immediately off putting and rude to me and my child. I offered to pay for the bowl which I did, but she also did not allow my child to touch anything else in the shop and started yelling and clapping her hands at my daughter to stop. We were going to eat lunch there, but felt so uncomfortable we ended up leaving. This is not a kid friendly place, even my friend who grew up going there no longer wants to return due to the unpleasant experience. read more

Gizdich is wholesome! We checked out the antique shop and store, and then sat outside at a picnic table and shared a warm Dutch apple pie with vanilla ice cream. It was perfect. The crunchy top was so yummy. Then we each picked a slice for home: I wanted to try their regular apple pie and Hubby picked the Very Berry (blackberry, raspberry, and olallieberry). We also got an apple slushie (tasted like eating a fresh apple, it was so good) and apple juice. It's seriously the best, freshest apple juice I've ever had. It's so delightful with champagne! read more

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Some think California's greatest industry is tech, others think it's lobotomizing entertainment courtesy of the Kardashian family, we think it's the strawberries. The drive to Gizdich Ranch transports you to a side of California you don't really see all that often, that being the true backbone of the state, its agricultural complex. The area is littered with farms and workers toiling over the harvest bringing in what amounts to fantastic produce. In what amounts to be a fun activity for the family, you too can pick those berries at Gizdich Ranch, and for a price that makes it all worth it. The parking at the strawberry field is just across from the main farmhouse and there was a good availability of spots to choose from. Upon arriving they will either supply you with a basket (cost not known) or you start with your own at which point they will weigh it in order to exactly measure how much you pick. They have a selection of multiple berries to pick from including strawberries, boysenberries, and one last kind of berry that we can't remember; everyone really just goes for the strawberries anyways. The berries are arranged in rows that stretch back a good amount so there should be good options regardless of which row you head down. The berries range in all kinds of sizes and colors and are absolutely delicious, almost candy like in how sweet they are. We like to load up on them to bring back to family so we ended up with about 8 pounds of strawberries total and the price was honestly very fair for the amount that we picked. At checkout they offer free water and have trash cans in case you want to toss the remains of any berries you shamefully ate during the time you were out there. Also of note is the fact that they are dog friendly, how awesome is that? All this is just one part of the experience though as back across the farm is their pie and baked good section. That part features limited parking but the interior of the farmhouse is very rustic and quaint. We wanted to grab some apple pie but they were unfortunately out of it along with the dutch apple. They tend to sell out of pies and only had one or two kinds available when we were there which was a major letdown. We can't blame them because they're a small operation, but they are very popular so it would be great to know ahead of time what their availability looks like. The last little bit of the farm is a gift shop area featuring different treats and products created by the local produce. The selection is solid and there's some interesting finds there so make sure not to skip out on it. Altogether, Gizdich Ranch is a fantastic activity to do as a couple or with family. There's a lot to do and see for such a small farm and it's always great to support small businesses and local farmers so if you're in the area it's a great trip to make! read more

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Cute, unassuming apple ranch that boasts some of the best apple pie a la mode that I've ever had the pleasure of trying! Pies are baked fresh and can be bought by the slice or by the whole. There's also a shop where you can buy antiques as well as apples and various jams and trinkets. You can also get apples by the pound as well as frozen berries! We opted for fresh pie on this occasion, and it was quickly served with a huge scoop of ice cream. There is ample seating inside and outside. It was a beautiful day, so we sat outside and enjoyed our pies. They were delicious, not too sweet in the filling but super sweet in the crumble on top. I'd love to come back during the summer for strawberry shortcake. read more

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Cute little ranch with pies! We came looking for apple pie and were not disappointed by the Dutch Apple pie (5/5) with a side of vanilla ice cream. It was so good, we even decided to take 2 frozen ones home to bake closer to the holidays! On a Saturday in November, there was quite a line and we had to wait about 15-20 min for the kitchen to take our order and serve us. We asked for the pie warmed a bit (the only way) and it came out perfect. It was late in the season for Apple picking so we didn't get to enjoy that, but I'm definitely looking forward to it next year. There's a lovely little garden to enjoy the pie, and a little shop with trinkets, jams, and honeys. read more

Gizdich Ranch - Dutch apple pie - Bakeries Near Me - Watsonville, California

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We have been coming here for the past 7+ years for U-pick strawberries. We love this place because it is so much fun. We try to get there as early as possible in the morning, pick strawberries for about 1 hour and then stop by their pie store to buy apple pie and fresh apple juice. We head back to San Jose before noon so we don't hit traffic. We bring our own containers which they weigh at check in area. If you don't bring containers, they have buckets you can borrow, but you will have to buy a box for $2 to bring your strawberries home. 2025: U pick is $3.75/lb Whole pie was $20.70 Half gallon apple juice $8 (I think) read more

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Really fun little detour in Watsonville! We learned about this place after seeing some of their jams for sale at Pezzini Farms. Unfortunately early November (when we visited) is too late for any of the U-Picks, but there's still plenty to see. There's a barn that sells fresh picked apples and jams, an antique shop that has a number of interesting oddments from times gone by and a deli that sells freshly made pies, ice creams and juices. We tried the olallieberry ice cream on top of Dutch Apple Pie. Really loved the ice cream and the pie was good (although not anything special). Picked up an interesting little trinket from the Antiques Shop as well. The lady who runs the Antiques Shop is very friendly. read more

Gizdich Ranch - Olallieberry ice cream on top of dutch apple pie - Bakeries Near Me - Watsonville, California

Excellent pies no where else can be found to match the quality and goodness of these delicious treats.

Their berry pie with ice cream was perfectly flaky. The crust will blow your mind! The fresh berries inside were the perfect amount of sweetness. They also have the option to add an ice cream scoop, which I highly recommend. The pie came out hot with a nice vanilla scoop on top perfect. it was sunny that day, making it the best treat! Only con was that We tried to walk around but the areas were closed. read more

Amazing pies! A friend bought us a pie from Gizdich Ranch and it was delicious! Even after a few hours, the crust was still crispy, crunchy and the apple filling was perfect! Since the pie was so big, we couldn't finish for the next few days and the pie was still delicious cold! We preferred the apple pie over the raspberry pie, and both the dutch and normal pie crust were superb and just depends on what you prefer! read more

Gizdich Ranch - Dutch Apple Pie - Bakeries Near Me - Watsonville, California

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Absolutely LOVE Gizdich and recommend it as a must stop to anyone I know who will be in or around the Watsonville area! First heard about the ranch on the show Bay Area Backroads, yes, I'm that old! Wrote down the info and called them the following day...strawberry picking is seasonal, and I was too late for that year. When I finally made it over, I was giddy, literally! The pies are amazing... ordered a strawberry tart, which is basically an individual strawberry pie (they don't sell that one by the slice), and strangers around me were cracking up at my "over the moon smile!" I was so-so very happy! Since that year (that was in the late 90's), I've gone back with friends and family many-many times... we all looked forward to "strawberry day!" When I think about the trips, I remember all the kids having strawberry juice caked faces and huge smiles whilst sleeping in the car on the ride back home! Very fond memories that I will always cherish... Pros- the pies are freshly made each day and extremely tasty! The apple slushy is super refreshing (bring coolers, so you can stock up on their apple juice and make them at home!), the outdoor area is a fun spot for kids to run around in and for adults to just sit and relax! Cons- the deli sandwiches are ok, but I would recommend bringing your own picnic lunch since that will likely be much better (just save room for their pies/tarts/dumplings and of course drinks/slushes!) The strawberry picking isn't consistent, some years there are more strawberries to pick than others, and it can get super hot, so bring a hat and sunscreen! It's also seasonal, so call ahead to see what you can pick (berries, apples, etc.) Otherwise, go with friends and family, or even by yourself and enjoy the time there! read more

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This place offers great strawberry pies and it's fresh. I tried a lunch box which included a vegetarian sandwich. The veggies were crispy fresh. This seems like a women owned place. They offer excellent service. Plenty of space to sit and eat with nature. Just 5mins from there is the patch to pick strawberries by self. Overall would recommend this place for a family for a weekend trip read more

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This place is amazing and so scenic! We wanted the Ollalieberry pie and Boysenberry pie but they were just starting to make a fresh batch when we arrived. We don't see these berries on the east coast so I was super excited to try them. Unfortunately we had a biking tour awaiting us so we had to get what was available - no regrets because everything was so good! We got a couple of double berry pies, a cherry and a dutch apple pie. Luckily they had Ollalieberry ice cream which we got to share between the four of us. The dutch apple was probably the best apple pie I have ever had! The pies were so delicate and scrumptious that it it weren't for the time constraint, I would have definitely waited another 2 hours for the Ollalieberry and Boysenberry pies. read more

Gizdich Ranch - Cherry, Dutch Apple and Double Berry Pies with Ollalieberry ice cream - Bakeries Near Me - Watsonville, California

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Hadn't been here in years and finally decided to stop by again. Tried their strawberry pie with vanilla ice cream. It wasn't my favorite, but no complaints! There was a bit of a line when we arrived, waited about 30 minutes before getting to the front. However, it did seem like we beat the crowds. Not sure if it's always this busy, or if it was busier than usual due to the strawberry festival. I also tried their picnic lunch which comes with a sandwich, chips, fruit, a cookie, and a drink for $14.00. I filled out a deli order form and handed it to the cashier. I love this method! The sandwich was delicious! My only complaint is that they added tomatoes even though I did not ask for some. For fruit, I received some cut up strawberries. We got the picnic lunch and a slice of pie for $22, which was perfect for two of us to share. Parking can be a bit hectic depending on how busy it is. It was a warm day and it was very stuffy indoors. There is plenty of seating indoors and outdoors. You receive the pie at the window right after ordering, and the sandwiches will be taken to you once ready. Your name is added to the order form. Since we were sitting outside, we did not know that our sandwich was ready as we did not hear them call our names. However, we did see that staff members were going outside to find the customers sitting outdoors so we were expecting that too. We unfortunately did not experience that, we had to ask for it and were told by the staff member that she had been looking for us. However, no attempts to find us outdoors were made. Nonetheless, I definitely recommend this place and will be returning for the amazing pies and delicious sandwiches. read more

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Are you looking for apples pies with stems baked in? Are you looking to call in an order, wait in line for 1 hour, and then arrive at the window only to have the employees have no idea where your pies are? If yes, this is the place for you! +1 star because, once you pick out the stems, the pie is OK. read more

This is a cute little place to visit, and they have berry picking and apple picking, depending on time of year. Make sure to give them a call before heading over. Three stars for the strawberry picking- there were loads of people and not enough strawberries. We picked like, 6, and were like, uh, that's pretty much it. Four star for the pie. It's not a large slice, but the crust was great, and so was the filling. Five stars for the strawberry shortcake. Giant and shareable between 2-3ppl. So, so good. So good, there are no words. There is a wait, though. Just stand in line and be patient. Take your pie and go outside to fine a bench and enjoy the out of doors. Parking was easy at strawberry picking (down the street from the pie eating); parking at pie eating was squishier, but doable. Easy place to find. read more

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On a sunny Saturday morning, my girlfriends and I came to Gizdich Ranch to pick the first strawberry harvest of the season! This was my first time going strawberry picking and I had an excellent time. The strawberry field was lush with giant, juicy, red strawberries that can be picked for $3.65/lb. As you walk into the entrance of the farm, you can choose to buy an empty box for strawberry picking or you can bring your own bucket or bag to carry. My group and I brought our own tote bags and immediately got to work. This farm is super cute and perfect for a day out with family and friends. Since the field is not shaded by trees, I recommend bringing water, a hat, and wearing lots of sunscreen! Don't forget to bring comfy closed--toed shoes as well because the field has a lot of dirt and mud puddles at times. Once you come prepared you can take cute pictures with friends and enjoy the scenery! After picking, we brought our strawberries to the weigh station and headed a little further up the street to the Gizdich Ranch country store. Here, they had a gift shop where you can buy their famous pies, fresh squeezed apple juices, and souvenirs. They also have a food stand that sells delicious treats such as pies, ice cream, strawberry shortcake, apple slush, and sandwiches! I highly recommend trying their cherry pie with a scoop of their Olallieberry ice cream. A perfect treat on a warm spring day! I recommend coming to this part of the ranch early because it gets packed with visitors. My group and I waited about an hour and 15 minutes before we were able to order our food. Once we ordered, we sat in the lush, green picnic area overlooking the apple orchards. My friends and I had a great time here and plan on coming back when Olallieberry season begins! read more

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A great place for fruit picking and/or pie! Came back for fruit picking after stopping by for some pie as we made our way back up from Monterey a month prior. The fruit-picking farm consists of a large patch of boysenberry "aisles". This is the first available stop where the payment/check-in/check-out tent is located at. The strawberry farm is located farther towards the end of the boysenberry patch. The distance is walkable, but many people suggested driving down, as there's also parking-- you would just have to leave your driver's license at the checkout booth, to ensure that you return and pay the price of the strawberries picked. Highly suggest picking up a bottle of apple blackberry juice while you're at the ranch! A customer in line warned me to NOT forget the bottle of juice in a hot car, unless a juice explosion is wanted. I shall relay the message here. Note: The fruit-picking farm has a different entrance than the Pie Shop. All in all, this was a cute place for an interactive experience, or just to grab some great pie! Do come earlier and not before closing, as they do sell out! read more

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First time here! We came to enjoy pie and pick berries. Perfect weather! He had Dutch Apple pie and I had blackberry. Both were tasty. He got vanilla ice cream and shared it with me- perfect. The coffee was AWFUL. Only powdered creamer, no half and half, or milk. When I asked she gave me a splash of milk. The coffee was so bad had I known ahead of time I wouldn't have wasted her milk. Why have great pie and terrible coffee? Brew it half way decent or don't bother. The berry picking was fun! We picked a little over 3.5 lbs of Olallieberries. The staff over all wasn't that friendly. Everyone seemed like they were just trudging along. I'm glad there wasn't much reason to interact with them. We had fun and would return. BYOC next time. read more

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Getting to Gizdich Ranch is definitely half of the fun to enjoying this entire experience. I can't say I've ever driven through an area quite like this, and Gizdich is tucked away in what feels like a little corner of it all. It's quaint and rustic, as well as pretty simple. Pies, lots of pies. Lots of different pies in a fantastic array of fruit filled flavors. In the specials board I see golden raspberry, so of course I'm going for that. Boom. Nope. All out. Whaa whaa. So I try for olallieberry, which is apparently a blackberry hybrid that's a bit more tart, and boom, also sold out. So I got strawberry rhubarb, a classic, and it was so comforting. Big pieces of strawberry and slightly tart rhubarb with flaky pastry. Yum. Not the best pie I've ever had, but good. It felt like it had been sitting for a bit, so maybe it's better when it's super fresh, but definitely delicious. We also got the cider slushie! Great way to enjoy the cider here, but I secretly wish we'd gotten it as a float! We also tried the olallieberry ice cream, which was rich and creamy with a slight tartness from the real fruit. There's a cute grassy area with tables to eat and a rustic metal barn with tables too! We had a magical visit. After enjoying our treats, playing on their little playground, and snapping some great family pics, we heard the rain stampeding across the valley and got into the barn just before it began to pour! We got to watch the rain come down in buckets, drenching everything and drowning out sounds with its own melody bouncing off the metal roof and everything in sight. My kids were mesmerized by it l, watching in awe and playing with it imaginatively in the wide open doorway as it fell. Worth a visit? Purely subjective. We love these kinds of experiences! read more

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