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    Blake's Orchard & Cider Mill

    3.3 (362 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 6:00 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Christal P.

    Blake's is the Disneyland of cider mills. I appreciate all that Blake's has to offer throughout the year but its events are overpriced. I attended this year's Sunflower Festival and could not believe a ticket just to get in was $14 and did not include sunflowers! The $14 fee is to walk through several rows of vendors selling things you get to see for free at plenty of local farmers' markets and fall festivals. You need to pay extra to pick sunflowers. I didn't buy it but I think the slushie with whipped cream topped with a donut was around $12, which is absolutely nuts. None of the drinks here are that large. Some years ago I went to the haunted house. I remember that the haunted house didn't take too long to walk through. It's always fun to go to pretty much any cider mill in the state in the fall, Blake's is no exception. My point is that there are many other more authentic less commercialized cider mills in the area that are worth visiting and where you get more bang for your buck.

    Tanni D.

    I visited Blake's Orchard with my family in early September, and it was such a fun, wholesome day! [[HIGHLIGHT]]The kids couldn't get enough of picking apples right off the trees, watching fresh cider being made, and exploring the cheerful sunflower garden.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] We even grabbed a homemade pie to take home, which was the perfect way to wrap up the afternoon. Of course, we couldn't resist having cider and donuts on-site. [[HIGHLIGHT]]There's plenty of outdoor seating, so it was an ideal place to enjoy the sunshine and take in the farm views.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Everything tasted amazing, including the crisp, juicy apples we brought home. What really surprised me were the beautiful vegetable patches near the orchards. You can pick your own produce straight from the field. Entry is just $1 per car for a bag, and the prices are super reasonable: $40 for a full bag of apples and $30 for veggies. Honestly, it felt like a steal for fresh, organic produce. I walked away with bags full of farm-fresh goodness for less than what I'd spend at the grocery store. The produce I bought were cauliflower, tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, and eggplants. We had such a great time that I'm already planning our next trip back next year!

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    Jonathan R.

    Congrats to Blakes on all the years of servicing this community and becoming one of the nations biggest hard cider producers. Blakes has kept their roots in Apples but has massively expanded to agra-tourism with festivals and events throughout the year. They also grow much more than Apples and all can be found in their shops and prepared foods. As of recent, there are now liquors made with ingredients from Blakes, but I don't think the liquor is made there. Donuts are made fresh daily and apple pies are to die for!

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    Lorraine F.

    The good part about eating here was the food. It was the Lavender Festival so they had a Lavender menu. I had a Lavender Chicken Sandwich and truffle fries. Both were excellent. The also had a Lavender Sangria drink that was light and refreshing for sure! We walked in and waited at the hostess bar. It wasn't crowded. They said a 30 minute wait. She was acting bored and rude. No offer of a seat at the bar which was not full. We asked if we could sit at the bar and her comment was "I don't care..whatever". Wow. We sat at the bar..which is not very big and not one person acknowledged us. We finally had to ask one person...who was filling a glass with ice literally right in front of us...if we could get some service. Almost an eye roll and he said "someone will around soon". We FINALLY got someone to pay attention to us and ordered. I guess if you're at Blake's...it's convenient to eat there...I just wish customer service was taught!!

    Sunflowers
    Andrea D.

    [[HIGHLIGHT]]Such a great family activity.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] They have events and activities for all seasons. I love the sunflowers. Very well organized. They give you scissors to cut them and water stations at the end. The train ride is fun.

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    Gerry M.

    The best place for agritainment , our tree cutting tradition is made amazing at the cut your own xmas trees. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The orchards are beautiful.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The hack is the take branch cuttings for a winter flower pot. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The craft beer a little pricey but the atomsphere makes up for it.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]

    Amazing farm Very nice hot apple cider Nice place for photos
    Heba E.

    Amazing Farm Hot apple cider drinks [[HIGHLIGHT]]Nice place for pictures[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]Petting zoo is so cute.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Fun land tickets that has all activities was a little overpriced but was worth 21$/ person

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    L S.

    Beyond personally disappointed in this venue, no one cared any one was there and rude on top of the lack of attentiveness. We actually told a few folks on our travels, that said they are always like that it was not you. That should speak volumes that you need a customer service refresh. Couple of however points same people say they give generously to the community and so they should as they are a mega massive money grab, their festivities must be gigantic as there is lots of field parking and if service is bad on a slow day, prayers for those coming on a crazy day. [[HIGHLIGHT]]They are NOT dog friendly.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] They are good ciders which I will continue to sip, this summers key lime was a fail in my taste buds opinion with all others a good choice. They have the ciders on tap, that was nice to have bubbly ice cold on tap cider flights. Found a few flavors we don't have in our area and bought some 6 packs at a good price vs back home prices. We drove hundreds of miles and we love cider venues, distillery spots and wineries... this one holds the bottom spot and maybe I was just so excited it set up this fail, but rude can crush the apple.

    Darien C.

    Had an absolute BLAST at Blake's Orchard & Cider Mill! Came here prior to the fall/pumpkin season and it was still packed, but there happened to be an event going on that weekend for beer so that was mainly why. My family was only interested in experiencing the farm and getting their famous apple cider donuts so thank God we didn't have to deal with the long line of people waiting to get into the event! We ended up eating at Blake's Tasting Room and enjoyed our experience there. My husband and I shared the nachos and my husband got a flight of their different flavored ciders. I think he tried four different ciders and really only liked one or two of them. The Apple Pie and I think Caramel apple were his faves. The nachos were a great choice to keep us satisfied until later. The farm was such a fun time for us all. We got to feed the pets they had in the barn. A mix of horses, llamas, rabbits, pigs etc. just be careful when feeding them, they will try to steal your entire cup of food! We also got to race around little tractors and my sister, her husband and his cousin ended up getting lost in the corn maze for an hour. Beware if you go into there that it may take a while to find your way out and you will get mud all over your shoes and clothing! My husband and I decided not to go into the corn maze (thank god!) and explored around the farm for a bit. It's quite large so there's a lot of walking involved. We also took the tractor ride that goes around the entire property and talks about Blake's history. They offer u-pick for a bunch of different fruits, vegetables and even plants! It was very interesting the vast majority of what they have to offer. We ended the day in their general store. Of course we had to get their famous apple cider donuts and fresh apple cider! Very delicious and the donuts were warm and soft. They have a bunch of other items for purchase like bakery items, jams, apparel, and even their cider! Highly recommend visiting Blake's Orchard & Cider Mill! It's a fun experience for everyone!

    Beth S.

    We had a good time at Blakes. I am originally from Michigan and love cider mills. There's just some thing about freshly pressed apple cider and warm donuts. Every time I visit Michigan in the fall. I always stop at at least one Cidermill. Food - the donuts and the cider were delicious. I had a frozen apple cider which I believe came in a 12 ounce cup for eight dollars. I felt it was a bit pricey, but I did enjoy it. Service - everyone was very friendly and attentive Ambience - very quietly decorated and had a farmers market feel. They pull taffy and make some very appealing products, such as hot donuts, fresh, baked, pies, and caramel apples.

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    Ask the Community - Blake's Orchard & Cider Mill

    Dozen donuts price?

    We bought a dozen donuts and a half gallon of cider and it cost us nearly $20

    How much for adultsand children?

    $12 for all ages to attend the farm/petting zoo

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    Brookwood Fruit Farm - Tart Cherries

    Brookwood Fruit Farm

    5.0(5 reviews)
    4.8 mi

    Brookwood is one of my favorite low-key orchards to visit in the autumn. It isn't commercialized…read morewith overpriced goods and there aren't long lines and throngs of children. There is nothing fancy about Brookwood. This is just a really great farm along a quiet country road that has belonged to the same family for over a century. Come here if you are looking for a peaceful day spent picking fruit or for a short stop to buy delicious donuts, apples, and cider. An oversized Homer Simpson doll welcomes you as you enter the store. A very kind young woman was working there the day I visited and she told me that the orchards were opened. Other than the orchards there is only the small store. Again, nothing fancy, but what matters is the quality of the products which I thought was excellent. There isn't hot apple cider but there is cold apple cider in the fridge and a slushie machine where you can fill your own slushie cup for $2. The cup provided was twice as large as the slushie I bought at Franklin Cider Mill for a whopping $4. I could tell that there are no preservatives added to Brookwood's cider. The cider was excellent and perhaps some of the best I have tasted, and I've been to a lot of cider mills this season. I will definitely return to Brookwood and continue to support this family business.

    We love this place. We stumbled on it a few years ago and go back every year. We've picked apples…read moreand raspberries, but haven't tried anything else...yet. Bonus - the orchard is always a great backdrop for fall photos.

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    Romeo Lavender Farm - Catered picnic dinner

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    3.4(5 reviews)
    5.4 mi

    Highly recommend the Dinner Date Experience at Romeo Lavender Farm!!! It was the perfect romantic…read moredate night! First of all- the food was AMAZING... One of the best meals we've ever had! It's hard to find a steak that's cooked properly- especially a filet... And it was cooked to *perfection*. Also, the scenery is breathtaking. The lavender and wildflowers were soooo beautiful. And the smell of the lavender plants is heavenly!!! We kept it simple and brought a blanket, a little table, and some drinks. Some people brought tables and chairs, but I think it was way better sitting on the ground picnic style! Every person working was SO friendly and took great care of us. Everything about it was top notch and we will definitely be back!!!

    Romeo Lavender Farm offers a special evening of dining among the lavender plants. My husband…read moresurprised me with reservations for this for my birthday. For $75 per person, you get to choose a spot in the field, set up your own table and chairs or picnic blanket (some even brought a patio set with umbrella!), and bring your own drink while they provide a catered buffet dinner. The reviews on their Facebook page sounded excellent, but they were from previous years so I have to wonder if this year they are using a different caterer. The two pasta choices were lukewarm, the boneless chicken was overcooked to the point of being hard and dry, and the sliced beef in au jus was not at all tender or flavorful. The shrimp were a little overcooked but not too bad, but I was only given two of them. The salad was fine, with a lot of healthy greens (mostly spinach), and there were some raw veggies as well. The rolls were your average cheap dinner roll. I didn't try the green bean medley or the sausage, but hubby said the sausage was probably the best thing he tried. The cheesecake dessert was average. I love supporting small businesses, farms, and entrepreneurs, so I hesitated leaving a review like this. However, I would hate for someone with a tight budget to sacrifice to go here for a special night and be really disappointed, because truthfully the food we were served was not worth anything near what we paid. The lavender fields themselves weren't exactly what we pictured, as the space between each row was wide enough to drive through and we pictured fields of more densely-planted lavender, but I can't fault the farm for our unrealistic expectations. The lavender plants were about a foot high and there were plenty to choose from (for the $75 you also get to cut a bundle of blooms), plus there were some wildflowers sown at the far end of the field that you could also cut from. The owner and the caterers were very friendly and helpful, and people did seem to be having a good time. It's possible the caterers were just having an off night. However, it didn't seem like they had those little burners under their serving pans to keep things warm, which would have been nice especially for things like the pasta. Overall I'd say to look into who's doing the catering, and maybe consider just going for the u-pick if you're concerned. The food we were served might have been worth $15/plate if I'm being generous.

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