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Service was excellent. The location is large at eclectic, making the atmosphere inviting…read more The location did not serve food. But...the bottle / cases is extensive.

I've been really enjoying ciders lately so a friend thought we should try this place. Went there…read morewith 3 other people and really enjoyed it. They had 10 different ciders on tap that covered a pretty wide selection. I tried a sample taster of 4 originally to find the one I liked the best. The prices were very reasonable and the service was great. The food selection was interesting. It was mostly charcuterie boards, olives and pretzels. They did have a Mexican food truck out front that I ended up getting food from. The seating area itself was pretty large with tables inside and outside. The location is pretty out of the way but it was a nice scenic drive. They had a good selection of canned ciders that you could buy to take home as well as different sizes of growlers to get filled also. If you're looking for a new cider place to go to I would recommend checking them out.

Found my new favorite cider place! Friendly staff, beautiful setting, and lots of indoor/outdoor…read moreseating. Incredible ciders with tons of unique flavors. Love that you can do flights, or get slushie versions of some of the ciders. They also have some alcohol free ciders, and yummy food. The pretzel with cider cheese is a must! Looking forward to my next visit here!

Very glad we stopped by here on a recent trip down towards Longview and Kelso way…read more First of all I didn't know how much there was to Castlerock. I thought it was just businesses to the east of interstate, primarily for the road traffic mostly but the town hops across the interstate and goes west to where downtown is. And there is where Crosscut is. At first I had the interpretation that this place was a cidery but it's more of a tap house that serves guest taps for beer and cider. They also serve food as well. We got a couple smaller sized beers from their tap list. Breweries that were out of Vancouver,WA and Portland, OR. Those were very good! The nachos we ordered were good too. I think you can pick from two different options and we went with one where it had a pulled pork. It was more like BBQ nachos. Definitely something out of the ordinary but very appetizing and enjoyable! Nice location in downtown. We were here in the evening and most of the shops were already closed but would love to come back in the day for a drink and some eats while window shopping downtown.

We stopped by on a drive home from Mt. St. Helens for a late lunch. What a great place in…read moresurprisingly cute downtown Castle Rock! Nice selection of Oregon and Washington microbrews and a couple of ciders on their 12 taps. Amazing variety on the food menu! We had the pulled pork nachos, delicious and beautiful, topped with fresh corn, black beans, green onion and jalapenos in addition to the requisite cheese. The decor was very stylish and comfortable with inside and outside seating. Everyone was welcoming and friendly to regulars and first timers like us alike. What a wonderful little place!

This was a great cidery after we were coming back from the coast on a nice but somber occasion. We…read morewanted to relax and get some cider as we were on our way home! Snowbird Farm & Cidery definitely fit the bill nicely and really cheered Steve and me up! Not only was the cider good but the atmosphere and the farm setting is simply great! There are all kinds of barnyard animals when we got here and were enjoying our cider. There were a lot of chickens roaming around and were begging for bread crumbs and what not. Some of the roosters here were very, very beautiful! None of the roosters were mean and chased or pecked at you like ones we had at my parent's ranch. They were all gentle and very chill. There were also ducks roaming around. Many of them were dark feathered and were really pretty! We also saw some goats... babies and adults alike and they were adorable. Apparently there are ponies here too going off of the pictures but we didn't see them. Maybe they were in a different spot than where we were. There was a lot going on!! No t only was there a lot of chickens and ducks to distract and amuse us there was a kind of vendor event going on here the day we went so that also got our attention as we looked at all of the vendor's merchandise. The cider we had a difficult time in choosing what we wanted. So we got the larger flight taster tray option and was glad that we did that so we could get a range of most of their ciders. The ciders we had was Blackberry Basil, Hoppy Opus, Strawberry Rhubarb, Elderberry Honey, Lavender Haze and Peach. Probably our favorites from this flight was the Blackberry Basil and the Hoppy Opus but all of them were enjoyable! I can definitely see myself coming here often when ever we are in the area... make it a watering hole. I do have to say I will probably prefer the warmer months for future visits so you can see all of the barnyard animals out and about on the farm!

I got a sample cup of all the ciders here and it definitely equaled more than the 4 Oz pour I got…read more for $2.50. Service was great! In fact she offered to let me sample all of them. I really liked the lavender limoncello cider as well as the peach one. There's also popcorn for free that you can munch on. It was a bit stale when I got to it but I still ate it. A small bag of chips is $1. There's a few tables with a couple chairs inside. I sat at the bar. There were four stools there. Only con is that they are open limited hours on friday to Sunday. Sunday hours were 4 to 8 pm.

I absolutely love this spot. They have amazing cider, the staff is awesome and very thoughtful,…read morechill atmosphere, and prices are affordable. Highly recommend this spot, and their cider overall.

Just a Californian staying in Olympia for a few days and checking out the town. I like ciders, and…read moreso does my wife, so we decided to check out this spot. Tucked away in the corner of a parking lot shared with a drive through coffee place (or something like that lol), don't let it's unassuming location and tiny size fool you. The lady operating it was very nice and explained all the ciders. The few that I tried were all great! Overall, a nice little spot to taste ciders and relax.

What a cute spot- it's not just for cider lovers!…read more I met a friend for drinks after work at Cider Bite. We were instantly greeted by friendly staff that explained the menu to us. I ended up ordering wine while my friend got cider. We were both pleased with our drinks. We will absolutely be back to play games and get a cider flight!

Had a flight of 6 ciders and tried a Taco Pizza…read more Pizza was OK (try something else), but the Ciders were excellent and not a bad on in the 6 we tried! Stop if you are in the area!!!!

Bull Run Cider has been on my list for a while to try. I was quite pleased (as well as Steve) when…read morewe finally got to try some of their cider. What we had was the Springboard Semi-Sweet Cider. It lived up to it's name nicely as it was only slightly sweet and ran on the dry side which is typically what I like with cider. I don't usually want it to be too sweet. Flavor features you will find with this cider are juicy, sweet(not in a heavy handed way), apple and a floral aspect. I added this cider place to a new Yelp list titled "worth returning to" as it is indeed worth returning to to try out their other cider options if not get the wonderful Semi-Sweet Cider again.

This is a manufacturing facility that's open limited hours for tasting. I found about 1/2 of the…read moreciders ok for my taste. The first one in the flight had a terrible taste to me. The server said that happens for some people. Another person there liked it, so it shows taste is a personal thing. I was surprised how much I liked the strawberry cider. The server was wonderful and explained each of the ciders was made, tasted and other information.

We choose to spend the day on Sauvie Island for our birthday, thanks to the suggestion of Lindsey…read morewho who was a vendor for Peak Light Cider She also suggested that I contact them and tour the farm, which I did. This was the highlight of our day. Travis who is the owner showed us his orchards, and was a wealth of knowledge on how cider is made. My husband is very inquisitive, and could have stayed there all day listening to his faciniating stories. He made us feel like VIP's and it is obsious he has a true pasion for what he does. This is a great reason why you should shop local. You can find such unique experiences by supporting your local farmer. I would have never had an experience like this, buying cider off a shelf in a grocery store. Can't wait to try the various ciders we got.

A great place to grab a cider or craft beer. With several food trucks in the back, you can…read moredefinitely find a decent t meal to go with your drink. They also have open mic entertainment and local musical acts on some nights, making it a great community gathering place. The staff will always offer recommendations and tastes of the many taps.

Towards the end of April 2026, I planned and hosted a private event here for my husband's birthday…read moreand unfortunately left very disappointed with the food portion of the experience, especially considering the pricing. To be transparent, there were definitely positives! The staff assisting with setup and during the event were kind and helpful, the beverages and fruit were well received, and the venue itself worked well for our event. It allowed us enough space to spread out and have various areas for different activities. However, the food quality and overall value did not align with what had been discussed beforehand. The croissant sandwiches included on those boards were minimally filled and very underwhelming for the cost, and the desserts served were not what we discussed and agreed upon during planning. Several desserts were also largely untouched by guests (or to be frank, one bite taken and then thrown in the trash). What ultimately disappointed me the most, though, was how my feedback was handled afterward. I reached out privately in hopes of having a constructive conversation and I was initially offered a partial refund. However that offer was later withdrawn after the owner reviewed event footage and determined that "because food had been consumed/taken home," our concerns were not valid. Of course we took food home, we paid for it! In my opinion, guests eating food at a hosted event does not automatically mean the quality met expectations. I fully understand that no event is perfect, and I tried to approach the situation reasonably and directly before posting publicly. Unfortunately, the overall experience and response left me feeling dismissed rather than heard as a paying customer.