Wayside Cider is an absolute charmer and so photogenic. It's the perfect spot for cozy autumn…read morevibes. The property is decorated with twinkling fairy lights, an old truck, and a rustic barn that are good backdrops for a picture or two. The staff was incredibly nice and knows their products really well. They brought our group bottles of all the ciders and took the time to explain each one to us. The honey cider was the group favorite, but I personally preferred the one with beet in it. They told us it was a controversial flavor that people love or hate, and I understand why. It has such a unique, earthy flavor. Outside, there's some fun activities , including ping pong, a fire pit, and Cornhole. It's a great spot to relax with your friends, sip some refreshing local cider, and enjoy the outdoor view.

Andes feels like it's on the cusp of something. The past is prologue; the future remains to be…read moretold. Situated on the outer edge of the Catskills, it feels like Andes is just being discovered by visitors. To wit, at the cidery, I heard a Brit (conversing in English) with two Slavic speakers, one of whom was responding solely in his native language. Over there, two youngish guys were discussing bodybuilding form, which led to one of them dropping to the gravel to demonstrate his one armed pushups. And that was just the crowd... I sampled two ciders; everything is available on tap, plus guest taps of craft beer. The first (Catskill, I think?) was semi-dry. I usually lean towards drier varietals, but this really hit the spot after a long tour through the Southern Tier. "Wild" is just what the name says: foraged apples, never twice the same flavor profile year to year. Absolutely outstanding, so a bottle came home with me. A local in line ahead of me said their kitchen was slow, so I didn't attempt food. Really nice location, old coal yard or some such, very vibey, and pleasantly situated in a cute little town. The servers were super nice and engaged, which is always a treat.

I visited Seminary Hill for dinner with a group of 10 women during a bachelorette weekend, and it…read morewas such a wonderful experience. The views were absolutely stunning, and everyone loved their meals as well as the delicious cider. The team at Seminary Hill went above and beyond to accommodate our large group, even creating custom menus for the occasion, which was such a thoughtful touch. The service was attentive, friendly, and made the entire evening feel special. We had an amazing time and will definitely be back!

What a view! Beautiful dining room and outside seating overlooking a valley. Beautiful…read more Food is good. We had the 1/2 chicken and the flank steak. Both were cooked perfectly. Service is friendly and attentive

Stopped in this past weekend on a rainy afternoon. The storefront is inside an old warehouse space…read morefull of character. Old wooden beams, concrete and lots of plants fill the large cozy taproom. The bartenders were friendly and the ciders were very good.

Cute, spacious, chill spot in Catskills! We stumbled upon it on soup day on a rainy day, which is…read moreas awesome as it sounds! Great ciders with ample variety, cozy spot and excellent service!

This is a small but mighty hard cidery that we were so happy to find in the area. They grow their…read moreown apples that are used in the cider. The person who helped us had to have been the owner or a manager. He was incredibly knowledgeable and passionate about his product. He even gave some local spot recommendations. We enjoyed the brief time spent. Main room is small with a couple of small benches, but several outside tables available. Recommend if you love great hard cider!

When we visit family here in New York we always buy some bottles and pack them in suitcases. They…read morefly back to California. The owner such a nice person and answered any questions we had. There are some picnic tables outside to enjoy your cider.

WOW.... Just WOW. I almost didn't stop in, I'm glad we did. Everything was amazing. The hot Apple…read morecider, cider donut, fresh apples, and even get me started in the fresh baked goods. Ask for Mary Beth, as she is a gifted baker. Her Apple pie, and warm banana bread was some of the best I've ever had. Hope you enjoy as much as I did.

From the owner: Family Owned and Operated since 1929!!read more

We decided to stop here after doing the Rail Explorer tour. It was nice cute little shop and…read moreeatery, nothing too fancy. There was stuff for kids to do and ducks, goose and such to feed. The store had lots of their local items to purchase. I picked up a pumpkin mix, sweet vadalia onion dressing. My husband and I got wine slushies (strawberry bliss & apple raspberry both delicious). We went outside and grab lunch ( Ray's brother BBQ didn't open until 4p). My husband got Jamaica jerk chicken sandwich and I got the hot pot roast with horseradish sauce. We made it a meal and upgraded to mac n cheese, drink and slice pie of choice( apple or strawberry rhubarb). The food was surprisingly good, my husband enjoyed his sandwich and my pot roast was flavorful before I put the horseradish on it. The Mac n cheese was good, made with their Mill-Aged, Extra-Sharp NYS Cheddar. Overall it was a decent find, not too much in the area. The store is worth it to stop in.

This is a nice resting stop near Cooperstown for the taste of fall season. They have different…read morecider and pastries to choose from. The taste was decent. Next to the food area, there's kids playground, geese feeding, and shop with treats/apples to bring home or souvenirs. Just across the road, there's a large parking lot, but still fills up quickly on busy days

This is such a great use of space and a fun addition to the farm…read more The Cidery is in a converted greenhouse out behind the store. Walk around and behind the store and then up the dirt road leading between greenhouses. The cidery is on the right. The front part has a few tall tables and the bar. Go through the doorway to the left of the bar and it opens up to a huge space with picnic tables. Beyond that is a huge fire pit and Adirondack chairs. It's a really cute spot.

You can not beat the setting and the atmosphere at the Cidery. Wonderful place for all types and…read moresizes of groups. Fabulous and creative food from Yummy Kitchen. The selection of brews and ciders is of good quality, but limited. The only reason for less than five stars is the $8.00 price of drafts and canned ciders and beers. Eight dollars!? I know there's been inflation over the past two years and every business has to make their margins, but c'mon! I think there's some severe price gouging occurring.

In A Nutshell:…read more -Roger's Cideryard is an amazing place to grab some unique ciders made directly from their apple orchard. -You will also find some yummy food like their Poutine & Chicken Wings. -You gotta order both of those items plus their cider, it all pairs up well for awesome afternoon or evening. -You can sit indoors or outdoors on their tables enjoying the moment. -The service here is super friendly too. Overall, this is a nice place to come if you are ever in this part of the country, specifically Upstate New York!

A very nice spot to stay for Harvest Host. We bought some eggs and cheese as well as went next door…read morefor wings and cocktails. The service was very nice and ambiance pleasant.

There is nothing like homemade fresh pie to brighten your day! I was able to try the cranberry…read morewalnut and my mind and tastebuds were blown away! Life is good with a new favorite flavor of pie!

Came on a rainy cold day so everyone was sitting inside. It was just two of us but they had much…read morelarger parties, like a bachelorette party. My first time visiting a winery and I loved it! My friend and I each got a flight to try a few different wines. Then I had to try my favorite type of wine, Sav Blanc, theirs is delicious! Barely any parking so try to car pool.

Stopped by on Saturday 7/26 for a quick tasting. it was reservations only but was kind enough and…read morelet us in with out reservations. The hubs got sloop juice bomb IPA which WAS light and delish. I had the white flight. It was a nice variety in the flight. I am a Chardonnay girly but the Millbrook was too light, I'm more buttery gal. Surprisingly I loved the Pinot Gris. My second best was the dry Riesling. The charcuterie board was good, the meat selection was good, there was a spicy selection which was my fav.Over all the winery was top notch, good selection of whites, good beer for non winos. The ambience was industrial yet modern which I loved. It was light, airy . 10/10 too bad it's so far from home.