Such a fun place! So many cool things to look at! The cider amazing! My favorite cider is grown up juice and mamgom grown up cider!

Tony G.

Awesome place! Great ciders, really good music, and awesome bartenders. You have to come and play bingo on Wednesdays. Risque but hilarious! You must go there

Maryjo H.

Trying to discover places in my home town. I saw an event notice about Boozy Bingo at a place called Pierced Ciderworks. I have never tried hard cider, i like bingo.... Off i went. Soo much fun, i even won bingo twice! Free drinks and then a tee shirt. Had a food truck on site, very good. Loved the atmosphere and the cider? Refreshing alternative to beer. Bar tender was responsive and friendly. Yep glad i found yet another place to go.

Sherry W.

Stopped by on a Saturday afternoon and they were hosting a beer fest. Breweries from the area were offering all you can drink samples for a flat rate of $20! The band was great. They have picnic tables to sit at. Dogs are welcome. I enjoyed the spicy mango cider! Must love hot stuff for this cider! Free parking in the area. We brought our bikes in.

Cindy P.

Great place to hang out with a large assortment of unique ciders. We sat outside and enjoyed a flight and took in all the neat decor. The small indoor area is dark and cidery feeling with even more quirky decor! Service was nice and ciders are cold, couldn't ask for more!

Christian D.

Laid back environment and cool atmosphere! If you like ciders this is your place! Interior is creatively laid out as industrial steam punk dacor. Lots of unique and creative flavors made on site each week . Live music and food truck usually on weekends.

Patrick L.

I'm always up for visiting a new cidery. I actually found Pierced because I knew I'd be passing by Ft. Pierce, and was looking for breweries to try I'd not been to or otherwise overlooked. Cider it was! Don't get me wrong, I love my beer, but the choice was one of going to a brewery to have yet another stout, or going here to check out what looked like a cool list of ciders on tap. Breweries are a dime a dozen, cideries, not so much. I'd honestly never even explored Ft. Pierce much. It's halfway between Miami and Orlando, and at that point in the drive I'm usually getting really bored and just start mashing on the gas to get to Orlando or back to Miami quicker. It is an interesting place in its own right - it has a different feel to me than South Florida, or even Central Florida. Pierced is reflective of this. Aesthetically pleasing wooden buildings, small taproom with a nice bar, spacious coquina-shell beer garden with a stage for live acts and friendly locals both working the bar and drinking at the bar. I got a strange but not-unpleasant Low Country-meets-Key Largo type vibe. It's a fun place to hang out. It would be even if the cider was only average. However, I really enjoyed the ciders I tried. First I got a pour of a strong watermelon cider with a chili rim. Great stuff. It packed a punch at over 9% ABV, but I couldn't taste it - very easy drinking. Next I had a grapefruit rosemary cider. This one is probably not for everyone, but I loved it. I wanted to try at least 5 more ciders on the menu. Next time. Note that even if you're not in the mood for apples, Pierced does offer a nice list of local beers on tap. I will definitely be returning.

Ariel W.

Pierced Ciderworks opened as the first cider brewery in the Treasure Coast in 2018. It is in the former Sailfish Brewing Company building in the Edgartown portion of historic downtown Ft. Pierce. Sailfish brewed the first craft beers in the area and when they needed to expand they moved down the road paving the road for Pierced to come in and take over their old digs. The name of the Ciderworks is a play on words of it's location in Fort Pierce. Pierced Ciderworks used Sailfish Brewings concept of taking two wood frame houses from the early 1900's and using one as a brewery and one as a tap room. The look of the taproom is industrial with a 20 seat copper penny bar, metal floors, steampunk gears, and pipe work. The cider is made by fermenting apple juice after which sweetener and flavor is added. There are ten flavors to choose from plus beer and wine. I chose the Coco Loconut which was a tropical coconut paradise in a glass. Other flavors offered included Purple Drank, Pear, Margarita, Cream Soda, and Bad Apple. As I had a long drive ahead of me I could only try the one but I was definitely intrigued by the other flavors. In addition to seating in the tap room they also have outdoor picnic tables and corn hole. The place was kind of empty on my early Sunday evening visit. I was hoping to find some of the live music other reviews mentioned. The cider was wonderful and I liked their Facebook page in order to get updates of when they have events. I will be back the next time I am in the area.

Lexi Z.

Oh em geeeee. This little adorable, rustic tropical cider hideaway is such a nice place to visit! It's in the cute area of downtown fort Pierce. I love how the building itself was 100 years old and it's got an amazing outdoor hangout area with an even cooler indoor area to grab some beer and sit on a stool by the bar. The service was friendly and prompt. And there wasn't any food being sold but the ciders were exquisite and delicious. All that you can ask for as a beer lover. Great prices for a 12 ounce pour!

Asia D.

The vibe here is super nice, specifically the outside area. They have a tree covered in a crochet blanket thing which is really cool. Was a first time for us here and the bartender was really nice with helping my friends pick out their drinks. The happy hour prices/ portions were decent and they were happy with their drinks. Jenga games outside also to play, which was a nice touch for sure. There was also a food truck by the stage area serving food!

Jeff N.

Last week, I made my way to Fort Pierce with my lady to check out Pierced Ciderworks, as they were hosting a little event, which was well put together. The cider is very good, well made, lots of variety. I was very impressed with not only their selection of ciders but distinctive in flavor and character. Some ciderworks may have a variety of ciders on tap but can't discern one from the other. Pierced does not have this issue. The Key Lime cider I had was delicious along with the Banana Hazelnut and Smoked Apricot. Formerly the old Sailfish Brewery location, which is a historic bungalow, the taproom is gorgeous. I am always a fan of taprooms that have a rustic boathouse vibe with Edison lights. Pierced's holds a good number of patrons without feeling too crowded between the bar area and the mezzanine sitting area. Additionally, they have a very large back yard area to hang outside if it's not too hot and humid. The particular Saturday we went was gorgeous. Situated near the coastline doesn't hurt Pierced patrons who want a little sunshine and can receive a little breeze while they sip on their cider.

Ray D.

This is an excellent place to "get away" in the heart of Fort Pierce. The back area is tree covered and pleasant all times of the day. Cider selection is always changing and you can buy flights if you wish to try a few. My favorite is Peach Habanero. Sweet with a bite at the end. Excellent. They often have live music and there is a food truck most of the time if you are hungry. Service is also great and super friendly. Highly w!

Sharon E.

Stumbled upon this cider bar online. It was the first time we were doing a cider tasting and have to say it turned out really great. The place is tucked away from the busy roads. We opted to taste the 40z which is 4oz each of 10 ciders.. I loved the coconut and the water melon the most. They had plenty of outdoor seating and games. There was also a nice food truck on the property where we could order food. There was train track nearby and there was a good trains pass by while we were there.. Service was great. A must visit if you're in the area.