Stopped by yesterday early afternoon as I'd been wanting to try different drinks from their café after following their social media for some time. Ordered their Carrot Cake Latte off their seasonal menu -- I forgot to ask them to switch to an alternative milk, but regardless, it was really tasty! Asked what their most popular items were from their food menu and baked goods and went with their recommendations. Plenty of indoor seating and also some seating outside. They carry frozen foods too like soups, pastries, and ice cream. They also sell different locally made items (coffee beans, tea, soap, etc) so I found a specific farm's flavoured honey that I had wanted to purchase. Their Apple Blossom (Staff Pick and most popular bakery item) was so delicious!!! I actually wish I bought more as it's the right balance of crisp, sweetness, and slight tartness. If in the area, I'd drop by again for a latte and Apple Blossom! Free parking onsite. read more

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The atmosphere is amazing, house coffee is really good and the plain butter tarts was perfect. read more

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First off, this farm is super cute. Has lots of outdoor seating, flowers, and even 2 ducks. The indoor decor is also very cozy. The cafe was busy, lots of people ordering drinks to go. We were nearby strawberry picking, and decided to drive the extra 10 minutes to come here for lunch. Tried 2 of the sandwiches, and 2 pastries (croissant and apple rosette) The pastries were pretty good, though not that memorable. They were about $3 each. The sandwiches were $14 each and they were just ok. We felt they were very overpriced for what they were - it was just a sandwich with a few things inside, doesn't come with any sides. We paid inside at the counter - it was a bit confusing because they had 2 counters and the one we went to didn't have staff there. We waited a while and someone came though. After we ordered, the machine prompted to tip (min amount was 18%, or there was option to skip). We tipped the 18% as we were planning to eat on their picnic table outside and they said they'd bring the food out to us. After tax and tip, everything was around $45. The food took very long to arrive though. Had to wait at least 15 mins and then to find that the sandwiches were not that substantial. And we left still hungry. The plus side is that while we were waiting for our food, there was stuff to check out such as their little fruit and veggie market, and their gift shop. All in all, a cute place! For us, food was meh and overpriced, but you definitely get an amazing ambiance. If I come back I don't think i would order the food again, but probably just some drinks to enjoy the outdoor space and soak in the nature. read more

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I came here for apple picking during thanksgiving weekend. Many apple selections. They sell fresh pies, produce and there's a little cafe there. Suitable for family outing. Lots of kids and dogs are allowed. Entrance is $10 for adults and $5 for seniors/kids. read more

Pine Farms Orchard - Cafes Near Me - King City, Ontario

Great place to take your kids and/or dogs for a weekend or weekday activity. We came here on Saturday late morning for Apple picking and it was not busy at all. They were fairly well organized to direct the cars in and they had the orchard numbered and labeled with the types of apples. Today they had a good variety of Mutsu, Honeycrisp, Spy, McIntosh & more! At the country store they had pies, hot lunch options (grilled cheese, sandwiches, soups) and cider, and so much more. We bought honey, cider milk, frozen pies (turkey & apple) and can't wait to try them all! read more

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Cute little farm they have a shop and cafe and apple picking in the automn. Lots of outdoor seating. Did I say it was cute ? Location: Pretty north of King road off of Jane Street Parking: There are 2 areas for parking. The goods: There's a cafe that sells lunch and a walk up window for drinks and treats. They have a cool room with fruit and vegetables (seems weird) and they sell maple syrup. There's also apple picking. We got drinks. They were not exactly reasonably priced anf not very good. I got an iced chai and it was pretty watered down, kind of like the milk was walked through a room of spices. The apple cider was ok. Pastries were at the upper edge of cost. The fruit scone. Very good. Made in house apparently and you could tell. Didn't go apple picking but they charge a fee on top of the apple charge. But I understand a few other places do that Wanted to try the cage but we got to there just as it closed. So look for times before you go. Staff Well, they seemed nice. I'm pretty sure the women at the counter are nice when it's not hot out. Would I go again? Probably. It was cute. read more

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I love this place and I'm so happy I came across it driving down 16th side road. This is a perfect place to come for a coffee, lunch or even dessert. It's family friendly and pet friendly too! I always get an iced latte when I come here and the staff is super friendly and helps me pick a new item to try off the menu. I even grab my dog some pet friendly ice cream and he's obsessed. Food is good and pastries are fresh and tasty! This farm also has a market and a cute little boutique inside with great stuff. I even noticed they have a huge apple farm which is great for the fall. I can't wait to see what else they have for different seasons! read more

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Went to Pine Orchard for some apple picking a few weekends ago. We had to wait approximately 20 mins in line to get in at around 11:00am. The bottle neck was pretty much at the entrance where you paid for the entrance fee. Once you get through that, we drove down the designated path around the orchard to find a parking space. Even though there were lots of cars and people, the orchard was big enough for people to spaced out. My boyfriend and I were able to get our own row of apples for most of our stay. I was excited to see that they had most of the apples I like! Spartan, cortland and empires :) You will have to get back into your car and drive to near the entrance of the orchard to get your apples weighed and pay for them. It was a bit confusing at first as there was another bottle neck and cars were backed up. It was hard to tell at first if the cars were just waiting for a parking spot or trying to exit. It would be great if they had a sign ahead of time to tell people that this is the "pay here" line. They also have had a cafe that serves sandwiches and quiches. When I went, you were not allowed to dine in, but there were a few picnic tables available outside. FYI. They had portable toilets on site for people to use. The one I went to was surprisingly clean. read more

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If you want to have an Apple picking experience, you may want to try somewhere with more and older trees. Produce is very expensive there, and apples are not the best. The good thing is the trees are short, even 4-5 year old can reach the apples. It has a little cafe/restaurant, which is a big plus. Again, you are paying a premium on everything. Apple pie is not too bad at $12/each. A XL pumpkin is $30-40, which I can get at a local farm or grocery store below $10. read more

Went to this farm today to pick some apples. We did originally go to their competition down the road but that location was too chaotic. Therefore, we tried this location. There was a police officer directing traffic which is really good. Unfortunately, all the applies were already picked but we still decided to purchase some of their apples at their store. We purchased a bag of Honey Crisp for $33. This is quite steep. Other orchards around the same area were cheaper so we were shocked about the price. We were also a little deceived. We bought Honey Crisp and they sure were NOT Honey Crisp. It did not taste like Honey Crisp nor did it look like Honey Crisp. Not sure what kind of apples did we purchase. But not impressed with their mislabeling. I need to do better research and go to a different orchard next year. read more

Pine Farms Orchard - Honey Crisp apples...not sure if this is correct. They don't look or taste like them. - Cafes Near Me - King City, Ontario

I've been wanting to apple pick for years! When living in NYC, it just seemed silly renting a car, paying all the tolls, just to drive north. When living in DC, all the closest orchards were at least an hr away. Finally we came to visit my husband's family in Toronto which happened to to be Apple picking season, I decided to look up a few orchards in the area - after a little research, we agreed to check out Pine Farms Orchard. Unlike most orchards which charged an entry fee per person, Pine Farms did not and required no minimal purchase! As you entered, workers handed out their plastic bags and explained their pricing - $1.99 per lb for any variety/mix of apples. Every variety of Apple trees was clearly labeled; There were at least 10 varieties to pick from! We were allowed to eat the apples while on the field. After eating apples left and right, I finally figured out my personal fav - royal Gala. 17 lbs of loaded bags of apples, we were well on our way. As if sampling 10+ varieties of apples didn't fill us up, we decided to stop in at the cafe to check out their baked goods and drinks. The dining space was extremely cramped so we bought the baked goods and drinks with us instead - Apple blossom, raspberry coconut tart, butter pecan tart, white chocolate pumpkin cakes, and Apple ciders. Everything was scrumptious and definitely tasted home made! Would had been nice if we were able to warm up some of the pies/tart before devouring them however. Highly recommend to those looking for Apple picking orchard! Looking forward to returning if my husband and I decide to settle down in the Greater Toronto area! read more

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I went by this week to check the place out. Very quaint and lots of stuff to buy off the shelves . This was the first day open after being closed for a week so there was no baked goods to try. I did buy some apples and took them home to make a pie. I will return again in the spring to see the blossoms on the trees. read more

We came in early October 2017 (a while ago) to do some apple picking before the season ended. There are a few other orchards in this area to choose from but we liked that they had a cafe that you could eat at as well. When we drove in, it was just raining earlier and you have to drive a bit uphill to get to the best apples, so we were a bit scared our car would get stuck, but it was alright. There were a lot of families with their pets picking apples, and they were clearly labelled which apples in which rows, which made it convenient if you were looking for a variety. They provide you with plastic bags in case you forget to bring your own (also out of convenience for when they weigh them as you leave). The apples were probably more expensive than at the grocery store, but you're paying for the experience more than for the apples. The cafe/shop area was pretty small but a nice break after going apple picking. You can grab a quick drink or apple cider, or some freshly baked apple pastries to snack on. It's a nice little weekend adventure if you're looking for something different to do. read more

Pine Farms Orchard - Cafes Near Me - King City, Ontario

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In the midst of the thanksgiving hustle and bustle I needed an escape and what better place to escape to than the great outdoors of a local Apple Orchard and Farm hidden away North of King Road along Jane street. For those of you who've likely never heard of this spot I encourage you to look less at the stars I award but at what this place offers. Pine Farms is a great family friendly spot that you can really only get in the suburbs. Row upon row of Apple Orchards with each row labeled by the specific variety of Apple you can hope to pick. Given the long weekend it's natural to assume this place was going to busy, and busy was the understatement of the day. Cars pouring in and out of their tiny parking lot, people lined up with barrels of apples waiting to pay, just a nightmare for anyone with a fear of crowds... but all they way out here? Who knew? The crowds and the disorder of parking was my main gripe with this place, and I felt that the students directing traffic could have been a touch more courteous. If you're not a fan of foraging for your own apples you can shorten your stay by walking into their historic, cute little cabin-like farm house which is now converted into a multifaceted retail store for pretty much anything apple (or pumpkin). Inside there is an assortment of pre-baked, baked pies, a selection of baked goodies (cookies, pastries), a cappuccino bar, a cold fridge packed floor to ceiling with home made apple-cider, hokey knick-knacks, and oh ya... apples... tons and tons of apples. After doing a round of the retail store we grabbed a couple of cappuccinos (which were mostly milk sadly... but given the busyness of store I can understand why quality was not up to snuff) and a couple of delicious Chocolate Chunk cookies, and sat out on their rear deck to enjoy the crisp fall day! Bliss!!!! For those who want to avoid the seasonal hustle and bustle, the store is open year round AND whats more is they have an excellent menu of hearty foods for you to enjoy (apparently their daily soups are to die for). This place does the trick for me and it will for you as well. I look forward to updating my review when I return for a bowl of soup and some hot apple cider later this fall! read more

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Pine Farms Winery & Orchard feels extremely isolated, but is close enough to the GTA to visit at any time. I visited their Bakery and Country Cafe with my mother a few days ago, and was absolutely charmed with what I found there. The cafe is located in the original apple grading and cold storage barn. There is an old & large wood stove near the few tables, and they have a lovely selection of salads, sandwiches, and delicious seasonal soups. I had a cup of potato leek soup, and a salad of brie, baby romaine, and apples, with a balsamic glaze. I immediately regretted getting only a cup of the soup. It was so good, I could have just had a bowl of it for my meal. My salad was extremely fresh, with nearly an entire wedge of brie sliced up and laid on top of it. It was costly at $14, but for the amount of brie cheese they used, I can be a but forgiving. Many of the menu items featured apples, and other products from the farm, which truly showcased their pride, and the inventive combinations were rather enchanting. It was a lovely lunch spot, with the sun streaming in the windows, and the smell of warm wood, spices & fresh baked goods from their bakery. The pastries I saw in the display case looked fabulous, and are apparently baked fresh each day. In the shop attached to the cafe, they sell pressed cider, specialty cheese, organic coffee, natural honey, maple syrup and their own gourmet jams, jellies sauces, chutney, & salad dressings. They also sell home decor accents and the work of local artisans. They had a super cute rolling-pin shaped tea light holder. If only a had my own little country kitchen to put it in! Be sure to check out the pictures I uploaded. This is a great place for a romantic day trip or just lunch and tea with the ladies. read more

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What can I not say that Pine Farms does not offer, settled in a countryside in King City known for their apple orchards. Pine Farms offer year round service and have a wonderful country style store which offers household decor as well as a small cafe style eating area to taste their amazing tasty homemade food and known for their desserts and ice cream. During the winter the orchard is opened to the public for walking and how wonderful of a gesture from this amazing owner/staff to put in place during COVID offering some fire pit places to sit outdoors snuggled in Muskoka chairs and sipping their hot drinks. The take out offered menu has been a joy during the time the cafe was closed due to COVID, so they have thought of everything to meet the needs of their customers. * read more

It was not my first time at Pine Farms, bit this time it was total rip off. Paid for my wife, myself and our three grandkids $5 each at the entrance, and found out later there were absolutely no apples to be picked. Nothing at all. And yet their website says that they will be open for apple picking tomorrow. That is complete dishonesty that should not be allowed. Joe from Thornhill read more

I love this place. We usually go for lunch and then do a walk around the grounds. Springtime: we came for mother's day brunch. It was busy but we had a reservation. Then a nice stroll around the orchard, not apple picking season but awesome regardless ...saw apple blossoms and trilliums (Provincial flower of Ontario). The Mother's Day menu was filling & hearty: choice of sandwiches, soup in a cup, dessert, coffee/tea. Summer: Mid/August we came to pick the first apples that are in season - MELBA. Came during a weekday, and it was so quaint and peaceful. Will definitely come to pick other apples. read more

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Wow wow wow. Just went to open up one of the two pies that I bought. These pies were made in nova Scotia. What in the fresh hell. They have the nerve to sell them for $8. I'm never going to this farm again. I'm so pissed off. My rating went from 4 to 2. I chose this farm because the one down the road is closed on Mondays. There is no fee to enter. You simply pick your own apples and pay by the pound. Many different varieties offered depending on the time of year. Rows upon rows of apple trees. There a rustic shop that sells pies, baked goods and random house decor. The pies are $8-9. The staff aren't very friendly but not rude. I went around lunch and it wasn't too busy however by the time we were done, many people were parking. The parking lot is small so watch for pedestrians. They also sell apples already picked and packed. There's also massive carrots, sweet potato, onions and other veggies to purchase. I would recommend this place but I'd probably check out the one down the street. I found this farm to be a little pricey. They are open 7 days a week from 9-5. read more

A lot of the apples were picked out but their website was up to date so no problem. It was thanksgiving weekend and there was no admission fee. I thought the $1.99 a pound was pretty reasonable for the fresh apples we got. Would like some labelling around organic or pesticides or GMO. The restaurant was out of two soups and the meal was okay, not delicious. Service was excellent. I would have given this place a four star review because the overall experience is fun and the setting is lovely. BUT the washroom was absolutely disgusting. The women's toilet outside is a porta and it was full. Like six inches from the top. And no paper. I told the staff, not that there's much they could do about it at the time. But come on, people eat at your cafe and bring kids there. Is a clean toilet too much to ask? read more

We enjoyed the free entrance to Pine Farms, along with the variety of apples for picking. Upon arrival we parked in the general lot by the Cafe. As we walked towards the trees, I noticed other cars were driving further for "pick-your-own." I was disappointed that nobody told us where to park or greeted us when we arrived. Grabbed our vehicle and drove to the correct spot; parking was limited. All of the rows are labelled and on that day, there were 5 varieties available. Cost to pick your own was $1.85/lb. We purchased a big of pre-picked Honeycrisp apple (5 lbs for $14). The Cafe was busy with coffee/breakfast purchases but we didn't try anything. The cafe was busy by the time we were finished mid-morning. We were happy to leave as the farm was getting very busy and parking over crowded. If you're planning a trip, try to arrive right at 9:00am (and hopefully you will be greeted with directions)! read more

Very nice place but could be managed a lot better. We went apple picking a week ago and had a hard time navigating the huge area to find apples (most seemed to have been picked). Bad experience with the restaurant. We didn't bring lunch since there was a restaurant but after waiting in a long line at the restaurant we were told the kitchen was closed. Only bakery was available, so that would have been a compensation, except that the muffins were obviously frozen and had been left to thaw for a couple of hours, leaving them cold and their core frozen. read more

Charming little cafe with a rural small town feel. Soup and salad combo was delicious and not too heavy. Tea served in small teapots for at home feel. Blueberry scones to die for, baked freshly everyday. We did not go apple picking. This review is for the cafe only. read more

My sister in law had done her wedding photos here, they turned out beautiful. They were able to streamline the service they requested and, it made for a lovely photo album. A great place for its scenic aspects! read more

I have picked apples there and also bought prepicked. Always fresh. They have lots of varieties. They aren't as cheap as the supermarket but small business is worth supporting. read more

Yesterday morning I was there for coffee with some friends. I can't really comment on the orchard but I love the store front and the coffee there. I took home an apple crisp for husband which he baked and loved. read more

This place has pretty good food, and the bakery items are pretty good as well. I had the soup and salad and both were quite tasty, especially the soup. The tea isn't the greatest though, and it's unfortunate that the apples aren't organic and are overpriced. I also don't get why they sell those nasty pre-made pies with questionable ingredients that are passed off as fresh/homemade when they aren't. But if you avoid those it's a pretty nice place to eat with the location probably being the best part. read more

After visiting Pine Farms twice I have come to a few conclusions.... The apple cider they sell tastes heavily of the preservative put in it (potassium sorbate). FYI- bring your own cup! They charge for them even if you buy their jugged cider..... The baked goods are not home-made but rather "baked fresh from the freezer". The parking area is small and cramped, but nicely adorned with painted signs stating they will inspect your trunk,( for apple theivery). Deliciously overpriced apples- $0.40 more per pound than the other orchard down the road. Charming overpriced gift shop. Lots of free attitude from the staff and the owner. After visiting twice, I think I gave Pine Farms a fair try. I won"t be going back. I'll pick my apples down the road at the other place where they are friendly and their beautiful apples are more reasonably priced. Thank you for taking a moment to read my review. read more

Great place to get apples. I'd recommend going during the week when it's apple season. Much better time and excellent food available there as well. Multiple unique jams, sauces, and condiments available and there all delicious. Eat well friends! read more

Worst apple picking experience ever. The staff we encountered were rude and annoyed. We spent 10 minutes picking apples and 1.5 hours in a line of cars getting in and out. Apple picking is supposed to be fun. This proved to be anything but and an exercise in frustration. Once you enter the loop of cars, there is no way back. We ended up picking apples while my bf stayed in the never ending line of cars. Never again. read more

I've visited Pine Farm Orchards many times. Always a pleasure! In response to the last reviewer - how many people to you expect a small family run business to employ, in order to have a greeter meet you and tell you where to park? This isn't Walmart. Please support small business you'll miss them when they're gone. read more

Love this place! A friend asked me recently about where to go apple picking with his daughter and I told him about this place. We have come here for many years - love the setting, the store and the staff are always very friendly and helpful. Always stock up on pies and baked goods (and apples!) here. Highly recommend! read more

We just returned from your farm picking 30 lbs of apples and you obviously place no value on your customers. We have been coming for years but this is our last. A family of five having to pay $15 to get in ( most ridiculous charge ever) then $2 pound for apples when I could buy them locally for .69 cents pound. You advertise all kinds of apples but have no Empire apples or other desirable apples because as one of your employees told us the trees are too expensive. We also bout 2 sunflower bunches plus a regular Nova Scotia from frozen pie for $8. We spent about $100 yet were charged another $15 to park at an apple orchard which is the most ridiculous charge I've ever heard of. If I did not want to disappoint my kids we would have turned around and left. We already accept that we will pay more to pick our own but you've taken greed to another level. Shame on you and I hope you lose the majority of your customers since you could care less. read more