I went to Chelan Craft Cider on my last trip to Chelan. It was pretty much a cidery run and for me…read moreprobably the first. I have done plenty of brewery trips but doing one where it was almost exclusively cidery stops was a new one for me. It was a refreshing change of pace! I tasted quite a few of the ciders that they had on tap here, all were wonderful at it was a tough decision what bottle of cider I would purchase to take home. I tried the ginger pear, the cider with lemon, original cider and finally the Peach Apricot Cider which is what I decided to get a bottle of to take home. All the ciders are excellent and so very refreshing! Whenever I am back I will certainly return here because that Peach Apricot Cider won me over in a very major way! But all are top notch cider quality!

Eric is amazing and their family owned vibe is sure to make your Chelan experience. A trip to…read moreChelan is not compete without a quick tasting at ChelanCraft Cider. If you luck out you may even get a tour of their craft room and watch a part of the process. This is reason we fell in love w wine and craft. Small amazing experiences. Check out the ginger pear and new blueberry!

I would give zero stars if I could for my unwelcome experience today in Manson. I was in town with…read morea group of friends for a girls weekend. We sat down at a table for a little break from the sun. We were talking, laughing and having a good time when an older male staff member came out and told us, "this space is for our tasting room." No introduction, no welcome, no offering of water, food menu or wine tasting- his message was clear, he asked us to leave. He could have handled it in many different ways. A true business and professional would have at least pitched a sale. But he did not provide any offering of service or business. By the way, I was part of a group of three educated, women of color. We will not be going back. Rude.

Cute place Friendly people…read more Great wine (but I'm no connisure) Great pizza (I am definitely a connoisseur) Beer on tap

Steelhead Cider was on my list while I was doing a cidery run to the Chelan area last time I was…read moreover in that direction. I saw a lot of tempting choices here and so I got a taster set so I wouldn't have to decide on just one cider. For my taster set I got the Peargatory, Chimera, Honey Bubbles and Cold Smoke. I liked the Peargatory a lot. I am often drawn to perry ciders often and this one was no exception in the matter. The Honey Bubbles was very good as well as it was more of a dry Rosé ciderbut with a little bit of sweetness. The Chimera was a cheery apple cider and that one was pretty good but a wasn't one of my favorites as was the Cold Smoke which came across heavier on my pallette. None of the ciders were bad, I just had some favorites. In fact in this part of Washington state I am not so sure you can go wrong with any cidery you go to. This tasting room is situated right in downtown Chelan.

This place is awesome. Super welcoming and patient while we chose our flight flavors. Flights were…read moresuper reasonably priced and the staff was so kind. Would 100% recommend and 100% come back in a heartbeat. Was not sure what I would think of the Vanilla Pear, but went for it anyways, and it was definitely the winner. There's also board games available for you to play.

We had such a wonderful experience at Endless Orchard today! Joni was an amazing server friendly,…read moreattentive, and made our tasting experience so enjoyable. The manager, Sue, was also incredibly sweet and welcoming, which really added to the warm atmosphere. The ciders were fantastic. Our favorites were the cucumber and the blueberry basil both so refreshing and unique. If you're visiting Lake Chelan, this spot is definitely a must-try (especially since only a few places were open today, and we're so glad this was one of them!). They offer great tasting flights, plenty of parking, lots of space to relax, and it's very kid friendly. The bathrooms were clean, and the whole place felt comfortable and inviting. Highly recommend adding Endless Orchard to your must visit list when you're in Chelan!

Great upscale cider location featuring fantastic flavors of delicious cider. Relax inside or…read moreoutside for a flight, glass, of bottles to go. Great staff and great experience.

I did not realize how amazing apple cider could be until I came here. We wanted to go to a vineyard…read moreand sample some wine but didn't want our son to feel left out. So, we came here instead and had our own little taste testing session with a flight of cider. And wow! These were so good. And each one tasting unique and very flavorful. In the end, we chose a winner, and we all chose differently. There is a cider for everyone it seems! As a bonus, we walked out with some tasty gelato as well. This was a memorable stop for us and will come back again someday. Highly recommend!

Visiting Cider Press was the highlight of our Manson/Chelan trip! We came twice, and would've come…read morea third day if they had been open on Sunday. We came to eat lunch and learn more about the cider press experience that we read about online. From the online description, I wasn't sure if it was $95 per person for the press, or if the price was flat regardless of how many people join in. Good news--it's a flat rate. You get 10 half gallons of cider. At first, we were hesitant to commit to that much cider because the shelf life is less than a week, but the staff explained that you could freeze the cider. So, we decided to do the press. Before pressing, we had lunch at the cafe. It's a simple menu but the sandwich, coffee, flight of cider, and apples with caramel were EXCELLENT. I'm also thankful that we did the flight because it gave us a good sense of what apples we should combine for the press. For the press, you pick the apple from the bin, wash them, toss them in the press, then bottle the cider. It was such a fun experience, and we loved being able to pick the apple combo so that we could get just the right level of tartness. We noticed that the cider did get sweeter the next day, so next time we'll mix in even more granny smith apples. After making our cider, we put it right in the freezer to prepare it for our drive back to Seattle. Then we filled a plastic box with ice to transport it back. It worked well! While originally we worried about what we'd do with 10 half gallons, now we're worried we may run out before the next time we return. It's so delicious and refreshing. In fact, it's really good the second day of defrosting in the fridge because it's a slushy texture. Yum! We also got a 20 pound box of cosmic apples for $10, and they were delicious too. All in all, we were super impressed with Cider Press. Great products, excellent quality, reasonable prices, friendly staff, and a nice view of the lake. We're looking forward to our next visit! Thanks Cider Press!

Great little spot for music on Friday evenings. Great spot for kids, can accommodate Gluten Free…read morebut verrrrry limited. Most food items were 14+ dollars for. We came with the hopes of ordering the GF pizza but they had a limited menu that night and ended up ordering the Avocado Tower for dinner with a GF up charge (came to $22).

The Wenatchee area definitely holds the crown for best apples and ciders in the state of Washington…read moreand Union Hill is no exception. I am kind of surprised I didn't become aware of this cidery much sooner but certainly better late than never, right? For this cidery I had the appropriately named cider, Wenatchi. Nothing too exotic with this cider other than it's a straight up wonderfully tasting hard apple cider with just the right amount of sweetness which most importantly gives me the impression I'm drinking a cider and not a soda pop. This cider is alive and vibrant and just gives continued confirmation that this is an area of the state where the standards and quality of local cideries and apples are quite high to ensure a rewarding experience.

My girlfriend is the wine snob. Me, I'm a sucker for cheeky, clever marketing, and solid label…read moredesign. Hard to Hoe is one of our favorite stops in Leavenworth and we always walk out with a bag of bottles. Their wine is terrific and the tasting room experience is always a good time. Did you find their homage to Burt Reynolds? Like I said, cheeky.

The name caught our eye. Plus we were on a girls trip and a girls trip requires wine tasting. We…read moreall ordered the tasting. We had five wines. Two whites and three reds. My favorite was the Pinot, but all the wines were pretty good. I'm not a big Chardonnay fan, but this one was OK. The tasting room is cute. The guy pouring that day was knowledgeable on the wines and in the history of the winery. It was a good stop while shopping in Leavenworth.

Great service, good selection of cider and beer. The food was okay. This was the only place open…read moreon Sunday night, so that was a big plus. My prospector sandwich was a let down. It's a pesto and grilled chicken, it wasn't as vibrant as I was expecting, I don't think there was anything wrong with the portion size or preparation, it just wasn't as fulfilling as I anticipated. They supposedly have really good breakfasts, but I was traveling and would not have time to try one out. Looking over the breakfast menu and I think it looked better than the lunch/ dinner menu. I sat out on the patio and it was a nice break from the rain in western Washington.

I was visiting the area and attended over the lunch hour this past weekend. Hands down one of the…read moreworst experiences I've ever had at a restaurant. The servers were incredibly kind and friendly, but the restaurant owner was a different story. We had a yummy basket of fries and a nice chat with our server. After receiving our pizza, both myself and my friend thought that the pizza tasted and smelled of cigarettes. The sauce was very acidic and chunky, and overall unpleasant to eat. We each tried one slice, I couldn't finish mine- before deciding that we really couldn't enjoy it. We let our server know as much and offered to pay for a half pizza/kids pizza (still paying as expected for the rest of our food/drinks), and he said that he would have to ask his supervisor about our request. When "JP" came out, it was clear he had been drinking. He became argumentative quickly- claiming that we just didn't understand how oven fired pizza was supposed to taste, that we were clearly trying to dine and dash, and eventually told us to just "see what happens" and to not pay and leave. He took a photo of us which we asked him to delete (he didn't- he posted us on the business Facebook page- see attached, I've removed my friend's face) and told us he could do "anything he wants" since he was the owner. In all of the breath he spent yelling at us, he could have offered a better solution, or just kindly told us there was nothing he could do. I asked the server if we could just pay and move on- he told us it was fine/on the house, and it seemed like dealing with a drunk for a boss wasn't out of the ordinary. I am sorry to see this kind of unprofessional behavior from someone who claims to have been in the restaurant industry over 30 years. Save your time and the headache and go to Meza or Three Fingered Jack's. We had an excellent experience and enjoyed the food immensely at both locations.

I love love love this beer bar. It was recommended to us by our waiter at Stein nearby when they…read moreclosed at 9pm on a Saturday. The beertender was great and the beer selection was top notch. There's a nice bar top, several tables, and an outdoor area with fire pit. It's dog friendly and there are both games for humans and a box of toys for dogs.

We lived this cozy spot for some delicious sampling of beer, cider, and mead. There is a fabulous…read moreselection of bottles, cans, and drafts to choose from. The friendly helpful staff were engaging and conversational. We loved this dog-friendly visit!!