We stopped by on a Wednesday night last month around 6:30pm. We originally intended to just pick up…read morea cookie order but decided to stay for a drink and a snack. We had the whole place to ourselves which was really nice because the staff was really attentive. The cider was pretty good and reasonably priced. The pesto pizza we got was flavorful but the crust wasn't my favorite.

Thredbard cider House is one of our must stop when we are in town. We arrived on a Wednesday…read moreevening at about 5 o'clock, which is when they open. We were the only ones for quite some time and it was a little odd as when we first walked in the lights in the entranceway were off so it almost made them feel like they were closed. Thankfully, there was a server who was folding Silverware who greeted us and had us take a seat. They have several ciders that are available, and I opted to start with a flight. I tried the majority of their seasonal offering with the exception of the pumpkin spice as I'm not a fan in general. I really like the spice cider. It is my favorite. I did end up ordering a glass of it. The food options arevery artisan. My husband opted for the meatballs . They are very large, the overall flavoring to him seemed a little blah. I did try them. I found them to be a very moist and thought the flavoring was good. I opted to do the featured flatbread, which was the mac attack. If you've had a famous, fast food chains signature burger with thousand island dressing you will find similarities. I did find the flatbread crust was a little bit to thick for my liking and there was more sauce on it than there was actual meat. It was OK. They have a private lot, which is fantastic as parking is at such a premium in the city.

Great little place, friendly staff, nice selection of ciders. I couldn't decide on just one so I…read moredecided to have a flight! They also have a free local beers for those who prefer that. They had live music when we stopped and a food truck. My only complaint is the restroom is a port-a-potty and if it rains really hard you get a little wet at the covered pavilion (although it was a crazy storm that passed through while we were there) but the staff worked hard to dry off the tables after it passed. Cute establishment, just wish we were closer to it. *correction-there are port a potty's outside but there is indeed a proper restroom inside the cidery!

My family had the pleasure of stopping in here for drinks while in town for a family event. The…read moreemployees here couldn't be more welcoming to our family/group. They explained each of the beverages, answered questions, and happily served us. A duo of musicians were playing some great music which was just perfect...not too loud and it sounded great. Between the 9 of us, we probably tried all the ciders and everyone was raving about their beverage of choice. I had the Pear Snaster which I loved!! If you have a hard time deciding you can choose to do a flight sampler. We bought a variety of 4 bottles to bring home and now I'm only wishing I bought more.

This place is just starting off. They just opened the doors. It's a one person ran business by a…read morelady named Maria. She has an excellent product. Her ciders are nice and crisp. She has a good understanding and history of different fruits, specially the apple. My wife and I sniff out cideries and I seen this one on Instagram. We drove an hour north to check this place out. It's out in the middle of nowhere, but what winery or cidery isn't. The tough part was when we pulled up it was a little confusing on where to go. Eventually Don stopped us and led us in the right direction. The cidery is a startup, but when your mouth tastes that cider for the first time, wow, it's like heaven. We tried two that is available and they were amazing, and tried a Rhubarb that isn't available yet. It has a sour taste and is actually pretty good. I can't wait to try what else that she comes out with. I recommend traveling here, it's worth it. It's $20 per bottle. That's a nice price point and straight to the point.

I just poured the last of my Snowbound Cinnamon from my growler into a glass. It is so sad seeing…read morethe prior empty, while controlling my excitement for the latter. Total "first world problems." Just wanted to say, the Snowbound is probably one of the most fantastic ciders I have ever had. I've got my backups at Arsenal, and they are all fabulous, but nothing is as special as the Snowbound. Yes, it really is that amazing. To The Business: THANKS! I really appreciate what you all are doing, with, the exception, of not making Snowbound year round. :) :) :)

We always love coming to this spot. The cider is absolutely fantastic and the workers are always…read morekind and very knowledgeable. The vibes in the building and the decor is always inviting. Arsenal is conveniently located about 3 minutes off I-79 at Soergels Orchard. Today we bought a pumpkin cider and two sorbets. I believe the sorbet is a seasonal product and it is definitely worth trying out. It was extremely smooth and flavorful, and it was actually better then I thought it was going to be. As for the Apple Pumpkin flavor cider, I can not wait to try it later. I do not have any doubts that I won't love it. This is also a seasonal flavor. I love how they are continuously making new flavors and every time I arrive there is one I have yet to hear of. Their Archibald cider is my favorite and it is always available as far as I know. The bottles the cider is poured into are glass and you can bring them back every time you go back for more! When you do that, you do not have to pay the price of the bottle. If you are ever in the area, I suggest stopping in!

Been going to Sally's for over 20 years and will go for another 20 if I last that long. Their cider…read moreis the best anywhere.I usually bye 15 gallons at a time , it's that good.

I haven't been here in a long time, but used to frequent this mill a lot in the past. They…read morefresh-press apples right in front of you, and bottle up the apple cider immediately so you know it is fresh. Don't know if things changed over the years but instead of pasteurization, they used a UV light system to prevent contamination from e-coli or other bad stuff. The taste of the ciders vary depending on the varieties of apples being pressed ...a true cider master will have a recipe with a mix and match of various kinds for a delicious fall flavor ... Cheers!

My husband and I come here annually for the Sundog Hollow Events. This year we did both the Trivia…read moreand Bingo. He tried the "Mad Eye Moody" Cider which was crisp and dry and he loved it. I got the cider flight of "Unicorn Blood", "Burrows Berry Brew", "Pollyjose Potion", and "Scarlet Spell". They were all fantastic and we loved trying them all. It was close, but the Scarlett spell was my favorite with the cherry/watermelon taste. The atmosphere is so fun and the staff are fun to be around. We enjoy coming here every year and honestly should come more often.

My wife and I don't live anywhere near here, but my in-laws live about 45 minutes away. We've been…read morehere twice. We had such a good experience the first time, we had to come back again when we were nearby. My wife prefers dry wines, I prefer sweet wines, but I'm open to all types. We both found several things we like here and were pretty surprised at the quality of the wine. We did a flight each time we went and bought bottles to go when we left both times. We don't always buy bottles unless it's something we both can enjoy together. The place had a lot of character. Someone put a lot of thought and work into the decor, design, and atmosphere of the place. It was artistic and comfortable. I always appreciate that. We chose to sit at the bar both times, but enjoyed looking around at the walls and taking a trip up the stairs for a nice overhead view of the first floor. The service was great and really is the selling point for returning. It's the number one reason that we'll go back again when we're in town. The wine tasted great, the atmosphere was nice, but it's the service that puts this place over the top. Hopefully we will always have this experience, but I do believe we had the same couple serving us both times. I'd obviously highly recommend anyone who enjoys drinking wine, going to wineries, or trying out new places.

Super cute spot! I came in on a Sunday afternoon and found parking easily. There were half and full…read morepour cider options, some brewed in house. I got Will It Flower, a dry cider at 4% abv. It was delightful. There are chips for snacks if you get hungry. We admired the plants, contemplating what our plants could be, and plotting what we might want to purchase. There were two other pairs who came during our time there. It's definitely a good spot to hang out.

Wanted to mention how great the pianist who played at the Co-op during the Greenfield Parade…read morewas--phenomenal. I'd definitely make a point to visit if/when he's playing again next! His playing + the warm cider and William's ever-present kindness made the Co-op a welcoming refuge from the cold.

I love the Tipsy Farmer. Not only do they have a lengthy lists of wine and sangria, their house…read moremade beer is delicious too! The Shiraz is my favorite wine and the Lite beer is delicious!

We love this place! Good wine. Great atmosphere. Wonderful people who own and run it!read more