Iron Bound is consistently a good experience. Over the years this farm has evolved into a culinary…read moredestination with ingredients as local as it gets. The meats on the menu are from the farm! The uniqueness of the cider is the highlight of the meal that is already exceptional. It's also a place you can feel good about supporting. The mission of Iron Bound since its founding has been to be good stewards of the land and good humans all around. The energy here is as immaculate as the food. If you are coming from a distance pack a cooler with ice to take home the home grown meats. The breakfast sausage is our favorite!

The food is farm-to-table table. There is also a mini-market where you can purchase the very same…read morefresh produce and ciders you can order. The outside seating areas are gorgeous. They also have covered outside seating with a bar. For the area and Th freshness, its somewhat on the level of a Whole Foods pricing schema, but as it is a farming collective, the farms receive more of a share of the proceeds.

Under new ownership now Harmony Cider Press (formally Apgars) just opened this season. They have…read moreplenty of peaches available now which were plump and the sweetest most flavorful peaches I had in a while. They also have a small store where they sell local produce and baked goods. Whether you are looking for a peaceful weekend outing a fun family activity or just want to support your local grower Harmony Cider Press is a must visit. With delicious fruit, warm hospitality and scenic views its the perfect slice of summer. Best of Luck to the new owners!

Under new ownership. Harmony Cider Press (formerly Apgars) is now open with donut peaches, baked…read moregoods, and local produce!

The ambiance is wonderful as you look over the pond, orchard, and farmhouses - and that is the only…read moregood thing worth mentioning about this over-hyped juice factory. Before ordering their dry hard cider, the person at the counter advised me to try a taste first because most people did not like it. Yes, it was dry and tangy but after ordering a full glass, it became so overwhelming that I had to dump half of it out. If anything, it tasted as if their dry cider had been removed from the fermentation process way too soon. My friend ordered a flight, which included a sweet chocolate cider that she loved, though too sweet for me. The peach was also sweet as well as the tangerine, and the beer she had ordered tasted as if a skunk had released itself in the mix. The food trucks, however, were great. And if you want to use the restroom, only portable toilets are available. Unimpressive on all levels save the lay of the land.

Great local spot!!! I'm not a big cider fan, BUT they had a…read moregreat variety. I got a flight to explore their brew which was definitely good! The wine and other beer selections were great. We sat outside and enjoyed their live music which was awesome! Definitely support this local business!!!!

We stopped into Wild Elder Wine & Cider for a quick lunch, and I was so pleased with their menu!…read moreThey had several lunch options and charcuterie boards of various sizes. They took into account my preferences when building the board, and everything came out beautiful and delicious! I got a mocktail that I loved, but the wine & cider options also looked great. This is a must-visit stop on your visit to Jim Thorpe - you won't regret it!

What a great little location to enjoy wine, cider and/or some food as well. We learned that there…read moreis also outdoor space in the back, although we didn't check it out We stopped in on a Tuesday early afternoon. They share a dining space with a donut shop. Perfect set up. The woman who waited on us was so friendly, explaining anything we had questions about. I enjoyed a glass of Red Fox Grape Wine and my boyfriend had a flight. And yes of course we each bought a bottle of wine in our way out! We are planning a weekend in Jim Thorpe in the winter and will definitely be stopping by again!

I hated absolutely every wine here except the sangria, which was absolutely delicious. I would get…read morea whole thing of just that. I think it was like a strawberry mango, but it could be wrong. I did appreciate that. They had a lot of options though, and even had a lavender wine which was pretty and purple, but just not my taste. Staff was super friendly, and they have an eclectic back room with seating.

Excellent bar with wonderful ciders, mixed drinks, and wine…read more The atmosphere is welcoming and friendly, and the bartenders are fantastic on all levels. I have been frequenting this establishment for over five years and it feels like home. If you are looking for a fantastic bar that will treat you like family, RAW is the place. Highly recommended!

Two words. Broccolini Toast. Love the vibe here. The…read moreservice is very nice. It has a hometown vibe where everyone knows everyone. All indoors with big tables. Quiet and low key which is nicer to me than the loud bars. We tried a few good items- most stuff here is just appetizers and the drinks were a fair price. Overall a great place to spend the night playing games with friends and family.

Checked out the Kimberton location for the first time and loved it! Cozy cabin vibes with indoor…read moreand outdoor seating. We sat at the bar and tried the Strawberry and Purple Daydreams--both were strong, refreshing, and naturally sweet with no added sugar. The bartenders were super friendly and attentive. We didn't try much food since we had dinner plans, but the $3 popcorn was tasty and a great deal. Can't wait to go back!

One of my closest friends is a regular here, so when I found myself with time to spare on South…read moreStreet prior to a visit to the magic gardens, I remembered this spot and wandered in. Situated just a block south of South Street, the cidery is bright, clean, and welcoming. They have a range of ciders in terms of sweetness. I tried a few, but the Poga was my favorite. They also serve cocktails and non-alcoholic drinks. You can order food from Good King Tavern, and they have fun pop-ups too.

Local ciders made with Pennsylvania apple. I'm a huge fan of dry ciders so I think I've found my…read moreplace.

Burnt Mills is one of my absolute favorite places to visit. It's a lot less commercial than some of…read morethe wineries/cideries throughout NJ/NY. I have tried almost all of their ciders and love tasting all the seasonal varieties on tap. Some of my favorites include the General George, Cider Donut, and Strawberry Lemonade. There's a bar inside and during peak months, a second bar is opened right outside the tasting room. There are two indoor bathrooms and a few porta-potties outside in the parking lot. They do not offer food on-site except for food trucks which are usually parked outside the tap room on weekends. You are allowed to bring your own food and I have even seen people set up for parties with a whole spread of snacks and treats. There is limited seating both inside and outside, so I strongly advise bringing lawn chairs. There's some picnic seating spread throughout the lawn, but it fills up quickly on a nice day. I love that they allow dogs as many of the wineries in the area do not. There's a bunch of lawn games available for kids and adults alike. They offer some 4 packs of cans and refillable growlers to take home. You can also find some of their ciders in local liquor stores. The parking lot fills up very quickly. The lot is a mix of dirt/gravel and can be a bit of a bumpy ride. Overall, a great day trip for families looking to relax outside on a nice day!

Burnt Mills Cider, located on US Route 206 in Bedminster in a beautifully restored farm building,…read moreoffers innovative house-made "flavor-forward" ciders made from locally-sourced apples, a cozy but comfortable indoor tasting room with oak paneling and wood furniture crafted from the trees cleared on-site during construction, and a family-friendly and dog-friendly outdoor space with picnic tables, fire pits, and cornhole games. Burnt Mills offers a range of sweet and dry fruit-forward ciders in 4 oz., 8 oz., and 16 oz. servings with 12 options on tap, including seasonal specialties available only for a limited time. Thankfully, you can sample several of them at a time by ordering a flight of four 4 oz. servings. On my most recent visit, I really enjoyed the General George (5.5% ABV), a balanced cider featuring tart black cherry rounded out by vanilla that's smooth and dangerously easy to drink, and the Friendsgiving 2025 (5.5% ABV), a holiday in a glass that is a complex blend of cranberries, orange peel, rosemary, honey, and cinnamon. YUM! I'm definitely excited to go back and try the other varieties on-tap, then grab a growler or cans to go. PRO TIP #1: Drive slowly in the parking lot. There's a large dip midway up the driveway from US Route 206 that could bottom out your vehicle. PRO TIP #2: Pack a picnic basket. While recent changes to New Jersey's previously draconian liquor laws have eased many restrictions on microbreweries and cideries, they still can't have full-service kitchens. Burnt Mills often hosts food trucks on the weekends (check their calendar!), but you'll want to pack your own snacks if you visit during the week. You can also bring your own food or order from local Bedminster/Far Hills restaurants via a delivery app!

Manoff Market Gardens is such a lovely cider spot. We tried nearly all of the ciders, and every…read moresingle one was delicious -- there wasn't a miss in the lineup. The atmosphere was relaxed and inviting, making it a great place to spend time tasting and enjoying the space. We went on a weekend when they were hosting the Artisan and Wassail Market, which made the experience even better. There were so many talented vendors and such a fun, festive vibe throughout the market. It was clear how much care goes into both the cider and the events they host. Highly recommend stopping by, especially during one of their special market weekends.

First tried the cider during Philly's cider week and finally found myself in the area. Manoff is a…read morefarm store and cidery in the New Hope area. The two are connected inside which is nice. Service was fantastic , the person was super knowledgeable and nice. The decor and prices leave a bit to be desired. It was very expensive for a pour. I was surprised. The cider isn't my fave but if you love earthy farmhouse ciders you'll love it. There's a lot of potential here and I hope they invest more into the actual space.