One of my favorite spots to stop on my way north to Mt. Pleasant. Interesting sale items, fantastic…read moreciders, and fun seasonal events.

Great apples, service & people! Highly recommend! The crispy, juicy apples are from their own…read moreorchard. I needed help (recent wrist surgery) and the young lady helped me out to my car. I could get easily in and out. Parking was a breeze. Since I was on a road trip I appreciate all of the above. Thanks Phillips family!

Great find. Wonderful spot. They were very welcoming. Cider, pizza, starters were fresh and…read moredelicious.

Here's a great place to relax and visit. Great service and good conversation,…read moreI actually ordered 2 growlers of cider from here an was very impressed with the quality and taste. They do have a small kitchen that has many different choices.

If you like Hard Cider and delicious food, this is a must try place. Located in the small town of…read moreLeslie, Michigan we were pleasantly surprised at just how good this place is. The menu is excellent with plenty of choices. Good atmosphere. They often have live music on weekends. We were impressed with all the choices of ciders. The service was also top notch. I was so impressed with how nice the server was. We will definitely be coming back for more great food and drinks. I highly recommend giving this place a try.

Boss cider- This place serves tons of homemade ciders as well as a few homemade seltzers and beers…read more They also serve food but we did not try any of it. The oò did look good and I would love to try it. When you walk in there is a small seating area and then there is another larger seating area to the right. They also have a cute outdoor patio. They have a large selection of ciders in various flavors several of them being unique. I tried a flight as well as a few samples. My favorite one was the razz it was so good!!! I also enjoyed the peach tea and the apple pineapple cider. My husband got the oatmeal stout. It was a solid beer, not the best he's ever had but definitely not the worse. They had multiple wait staff that serve you. I would come back if I'm in the area.

Almar organic apple cider is delicious! Their donuts wonderful, plain, cinnamon sugar, vanilla and…read moremaple are the norm. Trying for the cherry donuts next visit! Wonderful help with lots of goodies in the store. Was a wonderful stop on my trip from Detroit to Lake Leelanau for a few beautiful fall days in MI!! Thanks for all you do!! Yea to organic cider mill farms!!

amazing and deliciius apples and cider Nice space and very…read morehelpful staff. loved the pigs and piglets and ponies too

Precursor: I hate ciders. They're far too sweet and childish…read more Reality: These guys are great. Some (or all) of their ciders are JUST yeast and apples, so there's no extra sugar added that makes it undrinkable. The two running the tasting room (Saturdays only) were a pleasure to talk to about cider and craft beer. They even gave us a tour of their facility without us even asking. We ended up doing a flight of ciders, getting a pint, and taking home two bottles. Glad to support them!

This is a family owned and operated, brand new Apple Cidery that has turned back the clocks on hard…read morecider. On a 16 acre Apple orchard, sits a cidery and tasting room that utilizes over 1000 different strains of apples; some of which were once nearly extinct, to bring you a unique tasting experience. My Wife and I came on a freezing cold windy and snowy day, and walked into a warm and welcoming tasting room. There is a bar, along with a few tables, that could seat about 20-25 people. We each had a flight of the 4 ciders they currently had available, and then a few tasters of our favorites after that. We ended up buying 2 bottles of cider, a pint glass, a shot glass and two shirts; one for each of us. LOVED their logo. As they grow and more people find out who and where they are, I bet Forgotten ciders will be on a shelf near you. Until then, come taste and talk with the family that owns and runs this hidden gem. Best of luck. We'll be back when we're in town.

The service here feels like family - our server was the kindest woman and Ben behind the bar is a…read moregenius when it comes to knowledge of ciders and his own hand crafted drinks! The food menu is small but unique and truly made with love. Their homemade soups and delicious sandwiches were fantastic - the cornbread was dry, but solid, not my favorite but overall - it was a great Fall experience and fantastic service!

We stopped into Bayne's Apple Valley on Midland Road in Freeland , MI Friday for lunch. We both…read moreenjoyed their soup and 1/2 sandwich offer. Look at the size of those "half a sandwiches"! They tasted great, plus their homemade soup selection is phenomenal! Big bonus! Santa Claus stopped by our table to say hi!

This is a small town treasure with a solid balance between traditional and creative pizzas. It's…read morethe kind of place to be loved by locals and visitors alike. The Marry Me Chicken Pizza is delicious with its sun dried tomato tomatoes and garlic chicken with a creamy tomato-based sauce. Everything here is homemade and serves perfectly with their ciders. There is some bar seating and several tables. You should be comfortable here on your own, with a small group, or even with kids. The staff is friendly and pays good attention to anything that might be needed.

Took my wife here for date night. Nice small place that has some good cider on tap. Food was good…read moretoo. They actually know how to cook a pizza and make it come out cooked and not doughy. The fresh baked brownie was good too. We will be back.

Pretty nice! My…read morefriend and I stopped in this week now that they are finally able to reopen after the Coronavirus shutdown. They had opened their doors right before coronavirus caused the three month shutdown, so this was our first chance to go in. We have had their cider before at other downtown bars etc (they sell their signature cider to a few locations around town and had curbside service), so both of us were eager to give their tap room location a whirl. They had a nice variety of reasonably priced ciders on tap by the glass, including the option to order flights for $12, in addition to howlers and growlers. I ordered Walk the Lime, which was a tart flavored cider. I rather liked it, it wasn't too dry or zesty. I've had their signature, Flint City Dry, which is decent, but a bit too dry for me and not my favorite. However, Pineapples in Flight was excellent and is one of my favorites. Maybe next time I'll get one of their flavored cider shots. The cider infused cocktails looked interesting, too, so I'll try one of those the next time we stop in. Overall, the cider options were varied. The service was good, the cider was excellent and the location has promise. It was dark, but very spacious with substantial seating and a few arcade games and whatnot, with a nice stage area, which I kinda hope will be home to live music down the road. I didn't notice a food menu yet, but perhaps that will change in the future.

I like this place a lot, actually a lot better than I thought I would…read more My wife dragged me into coming here. The cider is really good, they have flight options and howlers and growlers to go (we bought one). Now they have food- they have a terrific gourmet grilled cheese food truck outside specifically catering to Flint City Hard Cider called Hard Core Grilled Cheese. They're really good, so good in fact, that we ordered a third sandwich with chips to split after we had already ordered sandwiches with our cider. They even have vegan/vegetarian option, including vegan cheese for the less carnivorous types (my wife is happy about that). All sandwiches come with pickle spears and homemade chips. The food was excellent and the cider was great. Service can be hit or miss, depending on how busy they are, but the staff was pleasant and helpful when describing cider options. I like the atmosphere and the vibe. It's quiet and relaxing. They have bar seating, family style seating and two person tables throughout. The night we were here, they were hosting a curbside concert outdoors. The entire evening was nice. It'll be great when they can use the stage they have inside to host live music.

What a great find on our way back from Grand Rapids to Detroit! A very cool place that we'll…read moredefinitely come back to in warmer weather. Food was delicious, they even had a Lent menu, and the beers were very good. Server Tiffany was so very friendly!

Portland is in the middle of my commute and I was really happy to see there was a new brewery there…read moreand even happier to find the beer and the food are great. The server was attentive and it was cozy and despite being busy it wasn't too loud. I got a flight of beer and the chicken tacos. I will definitely be back!

Visited Spicers this past Saturday and I was ready to face huge crowds and long lines…read more When I arrived I was pleasantly surprised to see abundant parking options! Although it was busy and there were lines. The line for donuts went by very quick! We got the cinnamon sugar and plain donuts and they were fantastic! They came out fresh and in bags of 6! It was perfect for mixing and matching. We also picked up two pumpkins to carve and they were priced like 50 cents a pound (don't quote me) Over all this was the perfect place to get me in the mood for fall!

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.