What a great family-run business, if you're in Ann Arbor it's about 30-40 minutes away but worth…read morethe trip. They've moved into a large barn from a much smaller building, and you can sit out in the orchard to enjoy your cider, donuts, etc. They grow 100+ varieties of apples including many heirloom and also have a tasting room for hard cider and wine - also in a historic barn. If you're remotely in the area definitely check out Alber Orchard & Cider Mill, it's a great visit and a great business to support.

Cute place. Lots of unusual apple varieties Unfortunately…read moreyou aren't allowed to select and bag your own apples. They have someone do it, and that person has a habit of grabbing the apples with his fingernails which cuts into the apples. ALL of the apples. This happened over two seasons. Several people I know have had this same issue. A group of about 10 people left the line when they noticed it happening. I would love to make this go-to orchard but because of this hygiene issue, I just can't. And in case you wonder-they've been told it's an issue. They don't care I guess.

I truly have mixed reviews about this place and while this may be a hot-take on what I hear to be a…read morebeloved Michigan fall cider mill, in the last two times I've been here, I experienced poor customer service. It's a cute, cozy mill with amazing cider, made in-house. This fall, I got their frozen cider and loved the cinnamon taste. I've also previously had their apple donuts which were nice and warm! I am certainly not denying the great selection of apple products- donuts, caramel dipped apples, cider, hard cider, and more. I am hoping it's a bad coincidence that in the last 3 years I have received rude customer service and want to give the benefit of the doubt to a family owned business. It always seems to be very busy whenever I go and I want to attribute the staff to being stressed or hot, however I do expect common courtesy wherever I go, even if it is busy. The staff threw my apples into a bag without care, grabbed my items from me in a frenzy to ring me up, and rushed me into a decision, all while not even thanking me for coming in or making eye contact. I observed this with other customers as well. I'm writing a review after visiting multiple times because it has been the same treatment every visit. I again, want to be as generous as I can to a local business because I love to visit places like this, but want to provide honest feedback on a place I enjoy!

Besides visiting friends, this place was the driving force of the trip. We love this area in the…read morefall, not only for leaf colors and the nice weather, but the experience at the Dexter Cider mill for fresh cider and their homemade cider donuts is my favorite of any I have sampled. We went early in the morning to get there before the crowds or the buzzing bees around the spills that happen outside when it's so busy mid morning on a Sunday. They can turn those sounds out from the kitchen so fast and hot before the line gets longer than the length if the building we bought enough to fill us up for the morning but took more to eat later too they are so fresh that even the next day we happily polished off the rest. My favorite are the cinnamon sugar and the cider hit. But they have cold cider as well and a case of random other pastries made there too. The apple fritters looked enticing and were selling fast but I can get those at home where nobody makes cider donuts like this! I hate missing even one year doing this but lucky we could fit it in this year They also cave a cute gift section. Specialty treats that range from maple syrup to fancy chips and spices line the walls. But I'm there for the cider and donuts. Staff is so quick and accommodating, a perfect vacation treat

Welcome to the family owned Three Cedars Farm Pumpkin Patch and Corn Maze! Three Cedars Farm was a…read moregreat place for a sorority outing! We reserved Bonfire No. 7 for a perfect fall night for four hours. Three Cedars Farm is definitely an attraction in Northville complete with bonfires, hayrides, a corn maze, and of course apple cider and donuts! The bonfire was a great spot to hang out, put up a tent, grill some burgers and hot dogs and make s'mores. The staff periodically would come by on a cart to drop off more wood. The hayride was a nice short ride from the front of the farm to the back of the farm where the corn maze is located. Tip: I recommend that you bring flashlights and/or lanterns for when the sun goes down to enjoy your bonfire area. There is no light in the corn maze and you will resort to using the flashlight on your phone to try to find the Christmas tree stations in the maze. Don't forget to keep track on the corn maze postcards to turn in at the Donut Hut to be entered into a drawing. The only drawback are teenagers hiding in the corn maze jumping out at people in the dark. I hope no one gets hurt and this continues to be a place for adults and children alike. Also note the Donut Hut closes at 8pm although we were at the bonfire until 10pm. So get your share of cider and donuts early. I think the value of experiencing fresh donuts with hot apple cider sitting around the bonfire was perfect and worth every penny. I would like to go back next fall. Their current attraction is The Country Store complete with photos with Mr. & Mrs. Clause in Santaland for a limited time.

Three Cedars Farm was voted #5 in this year's Vote 4 the Best in the cider mill category, and…read morehonestly, I am a bit baffled. First, this place seems very geared towards kids. Being here during the week was a blessing, as I could observe the almost Disney like nature of the farm. It's like a smaller version of Canterbury Village lol. While the service was very good, their apple cider is probably the worst I've ever tried. Too much like apple juice, lacking in flavor. However, their caramel apple? 20/10 legit the best caramel apple I've every tried, so fresh! They don't try to thwart the bees in the cute seating area, so I had to melt in my car to finish the apple. I'm surprised having lived in Canton for many years I never heard of Three Cedars, and now I am not surprised at all. If you do find yourself here, get a caramel apple!

We have been coming here in the fall the past few years and have really enjoyed ourselves every…read moreyear. The hayride is a fun activity, and we love the decorated haybales. They have a cute little market area with cider and donuts. You can also buy pumpkins, mums, gourds and decorations. There's some animals you can see and pet, a cornmaze and corn pit. It's free entry, but certain activities cost extra. Nothing is too outrageously priced, though. Staff are very helpful and help direct you to park.

I did not know this place existed until our daughter-in-law and grandson were visiting. My wife…read moreknew about it, however. We made a visit on a beautiful weekday afternoon in September and, as it turned out, it was a lot of fun. The shop was pleasant with an intentionally rural ambiance. There were a few goodies available. The interior featured a hay maze and a few places to sit and relax. There was a wonderful outdoor area to walk around that was replete with a few farm animals. It was a delightful 30-minute stop. This is a great place to visit, especially if you have kids.

I had to pee so badly when I got there and when I ran to the inside and read their restroom sign…read morethat said "Outhouse," my heart sank!!! There is nothing worse than an outhouse!! Especially when you gotta go bad and are pregnant!! Because of that, I minus one star for not having better/normal bathrooms. They have a "step up" outhouse that wasn't too dirty and sinks outside to clean your hand (but the kind you have to pump the water with your foot. Ghetto!) There is plenty of parking. Inside, it smelled great and we ordered 6 donuts, 2 of every flavor, an apple pie, and a hot cider (since the employee said it was pasteurized). Everything was kinda underwhelming and only the cinnamon donut was the best because it had a crunchy texture. The plain donut also has a crispness to it but it doesn't have any special flavor. The apple cider was more on the sour side and I didn't prefer it. They do have a petting zoo area with goats. There are also pigs to look at and chickens. I really enjoyed their sunflower fields! Beautiful and vibrant colors! I have never seen a red tinted sunflower before. We would return to try the apples.

Very busy place. They have some farm animals you can't touch. Still cool though…read more The donuts were light and chewy. Very greasy on the outside, but not inside. Had a slight vanilla flavor. Best frozen cider I've had this season. Caramel apple was good, but too much caramel. It was very difficult to swallow!

Beautiful place so organized and friendly staff , it's was my first time and I would go back againread more

This review is based off of the Tulip Fields:…read more Plenty of parking, you sign a waiver before even purchasing a ticket (and you give your address and phone number), and then you can purchase a ticket using only credit card and other electronic options (no cash accepted). Tickets are $25/person and kids under 23 months are free! You have to walk a quarter of a mile to get to the main flower fields. It was not ideal for my FIL who has pain walking too much (it's not really worth paying for the tractor ride there either). They have lots of unique activities like a tractor pull that you can attempt for free and tires that kids can climb and take pics on. There is a "U pick" field where Tulips are $2/stem. That's expensive, no thank you! Then when you keep walking, there is a section where they have better bathrooms than the portapotties. And there are snacks like lemonade and you can even roast marshmallows! And then after that section, there is the flower field. I think it will be more worth it once my baby is older and can play on the playground and other activities like using their bikes.

This place is the actual jewel of Ohio, and it's become the base of so many family traditions…read more Let's review: apple orchard, homemade donuts, ciders and vinegar, honey, kettle corn, pumpkins, wild flowers, a petting zoo, strawberries, and blueberries; this place has everything. You can pick your own apples or buy apples from the showroom, take stunning family photos, and harvest pumpkins. It's just the perfect weekend stop. You can't leave there without armfuls of local goodies, and every single one is delicious! If you haven't stopped in, you simply must!

Rude counter help. I was open about the coupon issue and she acted like it was a personal attack…read more Nothing got bought or solved. ,

I've been coming to Spicer Farm and Orchard every year with my family and friends ; it's become a…read morelittle fall tradition for us. However, during our most recent visit, we noticed quite a few changes from previous years, and unfortunately, not all for the better. They no longer have the scenic hayride that used to include a free donut and a cup of apple cider with your ticket purchase. Now, it's $5 per person, and instead of a peaceful scenic ride, it stops at every station and they no longer give you a donut & cider with ticket purchase. When we asked about the change, we were told it was because they weren't making money off the old setup. I understand businesses need to adjust, but it really took away from the experience. That scenic ride with the cider and donut was always one of the highlights for us ; something we truly looked forward to every year. They did add more bouncy houses for the kids, which is nice, but the ones they had before were just as fun. The food was about the same, decent, but nothing special. It was noticeably more expensive this year. $5 for a single ear of corn felt excessive. On the positive side, the cinnamon donuts are still amazing, and the apple cider is as delicious as ever. I also enjoyed the wine tasting, which is always fun, though seating is still limited and could be improved. Overall, the visit just didn't have the same charm or warmth as before. We still had an okay time, but it didn't feel as memorable as past years. Sadly, I think this might be our last year visiting, we'll probably look for a new orchard next fall.

Had a lot of fun at Spicer's for their U-Pick Apples! It was a little confusing how to do…read moreeverything, ticketing-wise, but once we were out there, we had a great time. Enough space so you can wander without always having someone right by you.

The service was amazing and we had so much fun! We got to feed goats, and there was even a deal for…read more3 cones ( to feed the goats) for 5 bucks. If there was a way to give 30 stars I would. They also have caramel apples and peanuts! There's a good selection of pumpkins too.

This place is the absolute cutest! We were greeted by wandering chickens and roosters as we got out…read moreof our car, and there are pens of cows, goats, and even a llama! There are things to do like wagon rides and a corn maze, and a barn with a gift shop and cider, doughnuts, popcorn, and cookies. They even have all kinds of fancy doughnuts, like cherry, or dirt cake, or with Froot Loops. My ONLY qualm with this place is that their cider is pasteurized (everyone knows unpasteurized cider is the fresh tasting most delicious kind)- everything else here is just perfect for a fun fall day.

We had a layover in Ann Arbor while changing buses and were in the area just a month earlier when…read morewe discovered this place. When we heard it was sadly closing down at the end of the year, we made a special trip just to stop in here. It's a beautiful store with more than just gardening supplies. We picked up some toys for our cats as well as some Christmas ornaments and postcards as memorabilia. And I especially love how despite Luis the store cat passing away over 10 years ago, you can still find lots of references to him around the store. Really wish there was a way to save this place. :(

Not friendly at all. Shame. Cute shop though. Don't shop here. Mean. Too bad. Maybe they can changeread more