Selection is like a 4.8. Would be a 5 but there are a couple of favorites of mine that Meijer or…read moreKroger will carry that they don't (dragons milk white, death by coconut, Sam Adam's cold snap). Other than that, if you want an upscale bottle, they will probably have it. Pricey though. Staff I would seriously give a 1 Star. We joke about how everything they don't have they tell you is "seasonal" or doesn't exist [eye roll]. Their accuracy rating is about 20%. We just checked out with a $140 tab and the guy never said hello, how are you tonight or even thank you, have a good night. We said thank you and there was barely an acknowledgment of that.

They are all extremely knowledgeable about wine and all the other beverages they carry. Such a cute…read morelittle shop with so many types of wine that you'll always find something new to try, I always try to make it back when I'm in town.

Precursor: I hate ciders. They're far too sweet and childish…read more Reality: These guys are great. Some (or all) of their ciders are JUST yeast and apples, so there's no extra sugar added that makes it undrinkable. The two running the tasting room (Saturdays only) were a pleasure to talk to about cider and craft beer. They even gave us a tour of their facility without us even asking. We ended up doing a flight of ciders, getting a pint, and taking home two bottles. Glad to support them!

This is a family owned and operated, brand new Apple Cidery that has turned back the clocks on hard…read morecider. On a 16 acre Apple orchard, sits a cidery and tasting room that utilizes over 1000 different strains of apples; some of which were once nearly extinct, to bring you a unique tasting experience. My Wife and I came on a freezing cold windy and snowy day, and walked into a warm and welcoming tasting room. There is a bar, along with a few tables, that could seat about 20-25 people. We each had a flight of the 4 ciders they currently had available, and then a few tasters of our favorites after that. We ended up buying 2 bottles of cider, a pint glass, a shot glass and two shirts; one for each of us. LOVED their logo. As they grow and more people find out who and where they are, I bet Forgotten ciders will be on a shelf near you. Until then, come taste and talk with the family that owns and runs this hidden gem. Best of luck. We'll be back when we're in town.

Short drive away. With many signs leading up to the turn into the area. Follow the driveway towards…read morethe grass area for the pumpkin patch or towards the barn for pastries vs cider vs wine. Less parking towards the front. It's a decently large space situated on a hill. Regular restrooms and port a potties. The cider mill was unfortunately closed when I went mid week during the days it's very family friendly. On weekends it's supposed to be busier and the back bar by the field is open. Go early and find a spot. The cider is pretty good as well, does not taste super artificial fake apple tasting which is a plus. The donuts are obvi good but they are like cinnamon sugar (powdered sugar).

So I stop at this place, Uncle John's Cider Mill. You hear "cider mill" and you're thinkin'--quaint…read morelittle family spot, maybe some fresh donuts, bit of Americana, right? Nope. I walk up to the counter, ask for two apple fritters, and the lady hits me with "That'll be eight bucks." Eight bucks! For TWO pastries! I'm standing there like, "What, do these fritters come with a trust fund?" Don't get me wrong--they were good, but not eight-dollars-good. For that price I want them to cure my seasonal depression. Then the bathrooms--holy hell. You ever walk into a place and think, "Oh, I guess the zombie apocalypse already happened"? That was the vibe. Floors sticky enough to rip your shoes off, smell like someone's been fermenting cider in there since the '90s. I'm not saying I'm a bathroom snob, but for a place that charges artisan-pastry prices, maybe throw some bleach around once in a while. Overall--yeah, I'll probably still go back. I'm a sucker for cider mills. But Uncle John, buddy, if you're gonna rob me blind for fritters, at least make sure I'm not scared to wash my hands afterward.

We read about this place on the internet several years ago and drove by a few…read moretimes but it was never on our radar screen at mealtime. We made a quick trip to Saginaw on Tuesday and decided to try it out on our way home. What a delightful surprise! Service was very good and the food was delicious. I had a chicken pot pie and my husband had grilled chicken with mashed potatoes and gravy and carrots. Too bad that this place is not more convenient for us to visit more often!

Wow. What a fabulous find. I just wish it had more weekend hours. We had great food from friendly…read morestaff and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. My wife raved about the Duck tacos! The staff described my brat burger as a burger with ground pork, but it clearly was a brat removed from its casing and made into a burger!

First visit and really liked it! The pretzel was super fun because of how huge it was. They have a…read morehuge selection of beer. We aren't drinkers and came just for the food. They were out of the iconic cheese curds and raspberry sauce, so that was disappointing. I heard this place was a must visit in Alma, enjoyed my experience, and would return!

Every time we stop- we talk about how much we like this place. The service is good, the beers are…read moregreat, and the food never disappoints. We love the laidback vibe and all the tv's to watch the game. Beers change on their menu- but there is something for everyone on it. I typically go for a fruity one. We always get the cheese curds. They are served with this amazing raspberry jalapeño jam that I can't get enough of!! Order this!! I got a burger and my boyfriend got a French dip- delicious. Bar food but better for sure.

Lovely store with many Michigan items available. Cute hard cider bar, & cider is delicious. Try…read moretheir flights. Delicious frozen cider & bakery too. I especially love their Lemon cookies.

Great apples, service & people! Highly recommend! The crispy, juicy apples are from their own…read moreorchard. I needed help (recent wrist surgery) and the young lady helped me out to my car. I could get easily in and out. Parking was a breeze. Since I was on a road trip I appreciate all of the above. Thanks Phillips family!

I live in Ashley and Foote's is the only spot to get gas. The best part about Foote's is they have…read more such a variety in their hardware section of the store. They have saved my butt with their plumbing supplies and nuts and bolts.

quick quality service , foods good always fresh pricy but worth it good weekly verity of flavors !read more

I honestly could take them or leave them. I've had much better cookies from the cookie place down…read morethe street. The cookies don't seem freshly baked, sometimes they are over baked, sometimes under. To pay $15 plus a tip for 4 cookies and inconsistent bake is a bit of a turnoff. My last purchase, the guy that helped me was a bit rude, definitely not happy to be working. Not sure why it takes 10 mins to stand there for cookies that aren't being pulled from the oven right then either. But the place seems clean.