The cutest little tasting spot! We were so happy they were open and had pie from the neighboring…read morecafe (which was closed) to share. We enjoyed the hot spiced loganberry cider, adult hot chocolate, and a slice of loganberry pie. All yummy - sweet and tart! The waitress was lovely and shared a sample of upcoming local fudge with us. Prices were very reasonable and this is a wonderful spot to warm up on Whidbey Island :)

This was a great stop on our last trip to Whidbey Island! I have maybe been on the island four or…read morefive times now and I usually always skipped stopping in Coupeville because the destinations I had jotted down were never for this town... until our last visit! I was very impressed with the town and really liked Greenbank Cidery which was in the heart of downtown. For one the tasting room for Greenbank is wonderful! The tasting room has a pleasant wooded and sleek look to it but the main draw are all the magnificent views you get here at the taproom. So definitely don't be in a rush when you come here and admire that view from the windows of the water! The cider is equally great! I had the Hi Boy Dry which was a dry cider... as the name implies and it was perfection! It had a great flavor of apple as it should but it wasn't too sweet or anything of the sort and was just sheer perfection. Such a great experience coming to Greenbank Cider and I will definitely pencil it in on a return visit to the island!

On week-ends, during fair weather, this place gets packed!…read more It's quite popular with families with children, as there's a field for the kids to roam and play. People play Frisbee and cornhole, or just chill on the Adirondack chairs. On chillier days or if staying for the evening, bring a blanket, a poncho or a coat. There are multiple vendors that sell food (pizza, vegan ice cream and such), though they do not operate every week-day. There's a drinking room inside, which is also where people congregate in the winter. They've got a large variety of their ciders on tap accompanied by helpful descriptions. The bartenders are friendly and will steer you right if you need help making a selection. There's flights and glass pours. The flights are fun - I highly recommend doing it! My friends and I, we do a flight per two people, and then we each order a glass (or two) of our favorites. During cold winter, they also sell hot cider (not-alcoholic), which you can have spiked with apple spirit. On week-end nights, there's often live music playing in the early evening in the big tent / dining hall. It's open air, so bring a blanket or a coat

It's hard to not leave with warm feelings from a "farm" experience because well, the land is giving…read moregifts, and an encounter with a space that reminds us of the true source--of our own lives--is like a soothing bath we didn't realize we needed. It is a stark contrast from the consumerist drudgery, hyper-stimulation, and quotidian violence of the modern U.S. market-scape which has metastasized like a bad rash over the land. An alternative way of relating to strangers and community members alike, around long wooden tables, listening to local folk performers stirs up a sense of communality from long-ago genetic and cultural memories. Eating good food, and drinking from a curated collection of ciders each infused and brewed slightly differently makes you feel "rich" in the true sense of humanity and wellbeing. I recommend this unusual vision of communal gathering -- where you can wander between wooden beam-constructed huts in which various food vendors are selling specialty items, then gather to sit down and eat in a large tent. Here you can also enjoy open farm vistas, and explore some planted rows. There is whimsical art festooned around the collection of low-slung huts. The ground is not paved so you can feel as if you are in touch with the earth. My food choice was a bahn mi sandwich which was excellently executed with toasted bread, both tasty and filling. It used a tempeh made with wheat grown in Chimacum itself. It had beautifully pickled daikon, carrots, and cilantro while the mayo was warming. Missing jalapenos were compensated for with chili sauces that you could custom add. I washed this down with a small six ounce glass of a mix of ciders because I couldn't decide my favorite flavors (strawberry infused cider was my jam that day). Be aware that food vendors will be different depending on the day of your visit. I feel that the care & finesse with which the bahn mi was executed is an indication of the high caliber of curated, prepared food available for purchase at this "farm" experience. Get back to the land and lower your blood pressure at Finn River Farm and Cidery!

I love stopping by Cedardale Orchards in the fall when we're in the area or passing by. Their hot…read morefresh mini apple cider donuts are $5 for a dozen, and SO GOOD. We usually inhale them within minutes. The cider is good too. Hot or cold. I usually get a cup of hot to drink in the car and then a half gallon from the fridge to bring home. 10/10 would recommend!

This place took self service to a new low. The Google listing advertised fresh produce, hot and…read morecold cider, and mini donuts (seasonally). The jugs of cider in the cooler looked like something I could buy in any grocery store. I went in search of hot apple cider and a snack of some kind, but I left empty-handed.

Hammered Dwarf is a cidery that opened where the old Scrappy Punk Brewing location was. In fact…read morethey acquired some of Scrappy's beer recipes and have modified a few of those beer recipes so they do taste a little bit different. I did get a cider as well, the Wizard's Elixir which wasn't too bad. It was different and unique as it hints of smokiness to it in regards to the style it was prepared. Taproom is a little small as it was with Scrappy Punk but if you choose to go here on a nice day there is some good outdoor seating as well.

Giving 4 stars purely because of the service, the homey atmosphere, etc. I personally didn't like…read morethey're cider at all - but then again it's purely subjective. My husband liked a couple out of the flight we tried. Their ciders are not as carbonated as you would normally expect, and more natural /herbal type flavors such as honey, rosemary, that sort of vibe. I'm a tart cider, cranberry, black currant, carbonated sort of gal. Can't fault them for that! Give 'em a try.

Had the most terrific experience here yesterday afternoon. Since they have a petting zoo area we…read morewanted to take our 14 month grandson to see the animals. It was the perfect Fall day -no rain! We stopped in the Cidery and grabbed a beer for hubby and a wine for me. There was live music...a group playing Celtic songs. The bar offers a cup of food pellets for feeding the critters but we didn't think K was quite ready for that. We went to find the animals and discovered what a gem this place is. Highland Cows, donkey, a small horse, several goats and an alpaca. Really a great variety. And so friendly! We were able to pick up a few pellets for K and he LOVED feeding the goats! The grounds are amazing - way bigger than I expected. I could see how this would be spectacular to hang out on a summer afternoon. We'll be back!!

This is a great property! Indoor seating and a lot of outdoor space. Plenty of room for yard games…read moreand kids to play. They have a mini farm that you can buy food to feed the animals. There is limited food to purchase but they do have a food truck there sometimes. Large covered are to rent for parties. Overall their ciders are good. I feel the flavors are hit and miss. More hit than miss. I did a flight of 6 and 2-3 of them didn't have much flavor. But the others were delicious! Is it worth the drive?....yes

One of the best cideries around. Definitely the best cidery out on the Olympic Peninsula…read more Friendly and very interesting staff. Cute venue. Ive been drinking hard cider since the early 90s in Europe. This is a worthy stop and experience!

Very limited hours Ciders were good to try…read moreBut not a stop for entertainment more a tasting and take to go Remote farm locale

Absolutely great cider house experience! We came in on a weekday night and it was pretty quiet. My…read morehats off to Zack, who was taking care of us that night. He did an awesome job. Not only were his customer service skills great, but his knowledge of the ciders (and The Office trivia) were on point! We tried a couple of the large flights. I'm glad we split them be use the pours were healthy. We got some snacks and played trivia games. The ciders are AMAZING! Cherry Bomb and Ol' Cran-ky Bastard were my favorites. Great ciders and awesome service!

My husband and I occasionally go for a cider (he has a beer) and play trivia because they have lots…read moreof games and the atmosphere is relaxing. The pickle back cider really is delicious, highly recommend!

I love going to the Schillings Cider House! I'm a big cider fan and know this spot always hits for…read moregood flights. The place has a super-friendly vibe, with coloring sheets and board games. They all had a bunch of large tables fit for groups. The staff was great and super informative, letting us try samples before we added them to our flight!

Tasty drinks! Lots of options!! Cute space for just hanging…read moreout! Server was great at giving the run down of how to order and the options!

Great service - lots of cider options. I like my cider sweeter and some of these were on the sweet…read moreside. There were also dryer options. I really like the Rosè Also tried their lemon/lime slushee cider drink which WAS SWEEET - hit the spot for sweet and a great drink to cool down in the heat Check this place out if you want a great cider tasting spot

Great little spot to visit if you are in the area! Tons of parking, and food truck right outside…read more The ciders were very good and even bought a few six packs to bring back to SF. The bartender and the people there were friendly and knew the area and gave us some recommendations. If I am back in the area I would stop by again.