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    Organic Apple Cider
    Michael J.

    Tiny's Organic was the first thing we saw when we got to Pike Place, and we were immediately drawn in by the free sample. After purchasing a cup, we were able to taste each flavor they had lined up. Every single one was really refreshing, but our top two favorites were definitely the peach and the cherry. It totally makes sense why this spot is popular, a crisp and a great thing to sip on while exploring the market!

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    Vinh M.

    This is one of those small vendors situated around Pike Place, and it specializes in hot organic apple cider. I got here with a bestie on a rainy Saturday to try some since it's been around and neither of us have had it before here. You purchase a cup at the register before getting the apple cider you want. Once you get a cup, you're free to sample each one and find which one you can fill your cup with. In our case, we both got their lavender apple cider, which has a strong hint of lavender despite the cider taste overpowering it slightly. Each cup was slightly pricey, about $10 per cup before tax. There were other flavors like cranberry, hot, spicy and butter rum, which definitely kept us interested since we took a while samplig before settling on the lavender flavor. If I'm walking around Pike Place on a cold day like this one, I'd grab a hot piping cup of apple cider for myself.

    12 oz cup for $10 ($11.08 after tax)
    Vic C.

    Tiny's Organic is a small little tent vendor at the Pike Place Market, specifically right outside along Pike Place. Tiny's Organic is best known for their organic hot and cold pressed apple cider. My husband, our little girl dog and I stopped by the Pike Place Market today a little before noon and decided to try Tiny's Organic for the first time. I remember seeing them before from a previous visit but never stopped by their tent until today. A bit pricey, but we purchased the small 12 oz cup for $10 ($11.08 after tax). You are allowed to try the 3 different hot cider and the rest of the other cold cider until you decide which one you want to fill your cup with. Unique cider blends include caramel apple cider, lavender apple cider, pear apple cider, sour apple apple cider, peach apple cider and butter rum apple cider. We ended up choosing the cider n spice hot apple cider since it was a cold day today but if I was to choose a cold cider, I would have chosen either the peach apple cider or the caramel apple cider (surprisingly the caramel apple cider wasn't too sweet). I really liked the flavors of the cider n spice and found it to be very refreshing and a perfect combination. But I don't know if I would come back because of the price point. But we definitely enjoyed sipping on our drink as we explored the Pike Place Market. If the price point isn't a problem and you like apple cider, then I would highly recommend Tiny's Organic.

    John S.

    Tiny's alone is reason enough to visit the Pike Place Market. The "world famous organic apple cider" is world famous for a reason. It was amazing! When you purchase a cup, they encourage you to try all the flavors until you decide which you like best. A very refreshing way to cool down on what was a warm summer day in Seattle. I can only imagine on a nice crisp fall day how good a hot cup of cider would be.

    mix of peach and lavender cider
    Yolanda A.

    such a cool little stand with super kind people running it! i think it's so cool that you can taste all the ciders before committing to one, and they taste so fresh and delicious!

    Derrick G.

    If you enjoy apple cider, this is a great place to try. Once you buy a cup, you can sample all the flavors then choose your favorite. The ciders are delicious.

    Cecilia Jane N.

    This is the place at Pike Place Market if you love cider! 12 oz cups are $10 and 16 oz cups are $12. Once you purchase a cup, you can taste as many flavors as you would like before filling up your cup. My favorites were the strawberry and cherry. I will be back when I'm back in Seattle!

    Mary N.

    Very large variety of fresh organic ciders. So hard to decide what to choose from but I went with the Pear/Apple combo. $10 for a small 12 oz cup is a bit pricy for me but we were in a tourist area. It was refreshing. Probably would not have purchased if I wasn't on vacation.

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    Positively delicious lavender apple cider! If you're visiting Pike Place Public Market, a stop at Tiny's is a must!

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    4.6(72 reviews)
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    This place is just slightly off the beaten path--it's near Pike Place, but faces away from the…read moreSound, opening onto Western and Lenora. We more or less stumbled upon it because we had parked in the garage just below. I really liked it. A great selection of ciders--I really like their Pub Dry--which you can flight. We opted to try a couple of varieties ourselves, rather than a flight, and they let us taste them before we committed. Food options were pretty sparse when we were there. They were out of all the folds (it wasn't even 6!), so all that we could get were sausages in a bun. Perfectly edible, but low-key. Locust's emphasis is certainly on the cider, less on the food! Staff was friendly and helpful. When my girlfriend accidentally spilled her full glass because the table was slightly rickety, they replaced it without question. That was so nice! The place is pretty open, with lots of natural light. Has a really good vibe. There are plenty of options for seating, but the place could easily accommodate more tables and seats. There's a lot of unoccupied floor space. I'll definitely be back the next time I'm downtown or near the Market.

    Super chill place and a great spot once you start feeling claustrophobic walking around Pike Place…read more There was plenty of place to sit and so many cider options that I had to get a flight. Wonderful open space with tons of windows for people watching. Very unique spread of flavors and a much needed spot to just sit and relax after a busy day. They also share a space with a coffee shop so you can drink some cider and then get a coffee to go

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    4.5(31 reviews)
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    Awesome cidery on Vashon Island! This location is right at their orchard and offers plenty of…read moreoutdoor seating with Adirondack chairs, hammocks and picnic tables. They have a variety of ciders and couple perries. We went with the tasting menu which was $14 for 5 2oz samples. Everything we tried was delicious, but my personal favorite was the crabapple cider. They also let you walk around the orchard, it was fascinating to see the different verities of apples on the trees. They have some snacks available for sale, but you are also welcomed to bring your own food. Overall definitely a great, laid back spot to hang out!

    Super cool orchard and tasting room! Dragon head offers an open space that is open to all ages…read more They have a beautiful orchard with chairs, hammocks, and benches where you can sit and sip cider. They allow you to stroll through their orchard rows at your leisure. There isn't much there for entertainment, but it's an open area that serves cider, you can bring your own snacks and games, music etc. My kids really enjoyed chasing the bullfrogs by the pond. I had sort of assumed that the kids would get bored quickly and we would leave right away. But they were so entertained playing in nature that I couldn't get them to leave for hours, which made for a relaxing afternoon for me and my wife as we sipped cider and watched them play. The cider itself is some of the best I've ever had. I consider myself a bit of a connoisseur and I would rank dragon head as my top cider in the state.

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    4.9(40 reviews)
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    So glad we stopped by their booth at the Farmers Market. We immediately bought their non-alcoholic…read morecider as it was so refreshing. The awesome staff mentioned that their tasting room was close by so we decided to go the next day to try more of their bottles. Tasting flight is $15 with a $5 upgrades to try a liqueur and the non-alcoholic cider as a finishing palate cleanser. We bought their Pippin cider and ended up getting another set of their non-alcoholic cider. A friend bought their liqueur saying it had a very interesting and unique flavor that reminded him of childhood memories - that earthy, outdoors freedom he grew up with. The tasting room is a beautiful, open space and great to relax in as you sample the various ciders. You can also order full glasses if you have a favorite. There is a big patio outside lined with apple trees and lots of grassy area to lay a picnic blanket and more seating.

    Nashi Orchards is local to Vashon Island. The have tasting room and a coffee shop on the grounds!…read moreThey have a vines growing on one side of the tasting room and a lovely patio and lawn where you can enjoy your cider! The tasting room was bright and modern and the cider experts that led the tasting were knowledgeable and friendly! They made what could have be mundane, fun! I came on a sunny day and sat on the patio! I had a view of the lawn and the vines! This made Nashi accessible to families with littles and pets! This has to be a stop on your Vashon Island day or weekend trip! I also love that it is a locally owned and operated business!

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