Well, I really liked this cidery a lot so it is turning out to be an homage and a tribute leaving a…read morereview here as opposed to giving a recommendation for Yelp readers to possibly follow through on as this cidery is now permanently closed. The cider that Steve and I was so impressed by was their Dry Cider, the classic version. I do love dry ciders and they are my preferred cider type over the really sweet fruity ones and this cider fit the bill and hit al the right spots to grant them five stars. It's very unfortunate that this cidery closed but cideries aren't immune to the shrinkage that craft breweries are going through which is resulting in a large amount of closures for various reasons. But it's especially unfortunate when a good product an brand goes under from this ongoing phenomenon.

Great spot to stop and take a break. Awesome drinks. And…read moregreats atmosphere. I loved the classic. Also a cafe is in the shops area to eat with your cold ciders. I highly recommended stoping in.

Cute, spacious, chill spot in Catskills! We stumbled upon it on soup day on a rainy day, which is…read moreas awesome as it sounds! Great ciders with ample variety, cozy spot and excellent service!

Awesome cidery in Catskill! I visited on a Sunday and was…read moreexcited to see they offer a flight with all of their ciders. It was a fantastic way to try everything. I was also pleasantly surprised that I liked almost every single one of them. My favorite was the currant cider - it was so good! The bartender was so friendly and welcoming. He also checked back frequently to see how we liked everything and to see if we needed anything. The space is beautiful and has such a cozy atmosphere. You can sit at the bar, at a booth or one of their long communal tables. Highly recommend Left Bank Ciders!

Bad Seed is one of my favorites. The atmosphere, drinks and staff are fabulous. We had our…read moredaughter and son-in-laws the day after the wedding party here. We had about 50 family members attend. We rented the loft and had Rossi's cater. We basically used the loft for all the food and meeting place. We gave everyone tokens to use at the bar to put on our tab. It was a fantastic fall day and everyone gathered outside to listen to the band, hang around the fire pits and play games. The Staff made everyone wonderful for us.

Great spot to spend your afternoon/evening. They have ample seating outside and there's a fire pit…read moreif it gets chilly. The inside of the taproom is fun, clean, and has ample seating. The bartenders were friendly and do a great job of upkeep during a busy day. Family friendly environment with an arcade room...good for adults and kids and even had live music when I visited. I don't believe they serve food, but they had a food truck when I went. The Flavor Bandits food truck was popular with the crowd.

This is such a great use of space and a fun addition to the farm…read more The Cidery is in a converted greenhouse out behind the store. Walk around and behind the store and then up the dirt road leading between greenhouses. The cidery is on the right. The front part has a few tall tables and the bar. Go through the doorway to the left of the bar and it opens up to a huge space with picnic tables. Beyond that is a huge fire pit and Adirondack chairs. It's a really cute spot.

You can not beat the setting and the atmosphere at the Cidery. Wonderful place for all types and…read moresizes of groups. Fabulous and creative food from Yummy Kitchen. The selection of brews and ciders is of good quality, but limited. The only reason for less than five stars is the $8.00 price of drafts and canned ciders and beers. Eight dollars!? I know there's been inflation over the past two years and every business has to make their margins, but c'mon! I think there's some severe price gouging occurring.

Came here in the past and enjoyed it so ended up stopping by because I was in the area. They have…read moreAmazing hard cider here and they are Dog friendly too! Service is fast and friendly.

Great place! It was hard to choose from the large selection but you can't go wrong! Everything we…read moretried was really good and some unusual mashups!

Had an amazing time at this gorgeous little cidery!! They had a great selection of ciders - sweet,…read moresour, dry, bourbon-forward. A Hawaiian taco truck was there when we were, which was an amazing touch. Service was fast, friendly, and reasonably priced. Loved the band - sitting outside with my besties listening to some good music was a perfect start to our weekend!

A great Fall day to visit the Little Apple Cidery. Today they had music and Aloha Taco food truck…read moreand fresh cider as well as hard cider for sale. Wide open space to sit outdoors to enjoy the music, food , drink with friends and family. The atmosphere was lively and pleasant. Tacos and corn were good. We ordered the 3-taco combo and shared.

Great outdoor atmosphere and perfect place to stop for a drink if driving upstate. The zero sugar…read moreadded is a major bonus.

What a great concept to bring to this lovely but rather sleepy Catskills hamlet…read more Came the Saturday of Memorial Day weekend when staying nearby and had a great time. The owner seems very dedicated to having live music and supporting the arts so they had a band playing that actually sounded good! Lots of young families around enjoying the lawn games. Local ciders and beers were reasonably priced and tasty. I'm usually not the biggest fan of either but I ended up trying a peanut butter cider that turned out to be absolutely delicious. Not too sweet or tart and tasted actually quite natural. Ended up taking a growler home to share with friends. We weren't hungry so we didn't try the food but they had a chicken barbecue going and were selling cheese boards that looked pretty great. The bathroom situation is port-o-potties but to my surprise and delight they were actually clean and they offer a handwashing station outside. A++ recommend and would return.

Love this place, beautiful, outdoorsy place with orchard, small pond, outdoor eating space, pet…read morefriendly. Food was very good. Recommended: Bbq brisket was delicious, kale salad recommended, apple cider donuts yum, and hot apple cider. We come here whenever we go hiking in new paltz.

This is my new summer spot. Pizza was fantastic, cider is delicious, the employees are extremely…read morepersonable. I've lived in the area for years and didn't know it existed until they hosted their annual fermentation festival this year. I enjoyed sitting by the water and enjoying the fresh air. They also have some great beer options.

THEY ARE OPEN ON SUNDAY!!! The hours posted are often incorrect, so be sure to check them out on…read morethe socials for the accurate hours of operation. If you're looking for a quiet place to have a refreshing beverage with a gorgeous view, this is the place to do it. The property is expansive, with an onsite orchard, hiking trails, and STUNNING bar. Seriously. It's stunning. The mixologist here is incredibly talented! The Cider is delicious as well, but the craft cocktails are the star of the show.

Cutest new cider place!…read more Just opened on Jan 19, 2023. This is on the property of Valley View Farm.... beautiful location! The inside is the tasting room is chic and classy with awesome bar service. Our bartender was super friendly and helpful. We did a tasting of their for four regular hard ciders: Slingshot, Redfield, Rosé and Wild (sadly, they were out of ice cider). Our favorite was Slingshot-- clean, crisp flavor as described! The flight is reasonably priced at $14 and is served in the cutest glasses. Definitely will return! Hopefully we'll get to try ice cider next time!

Suarez Family Brewery is a craft brewery that opened in Livingston, New York in August 2016. It was…read morefounded by husband and wife Dan and Taylor Cocalis Suarez. The couple first met when they both lived in Brooklyn. Dan started out as a homebrewer living in Brooklyn and eventually he got a job working for Sixpoint Brewery in 2007. He later connected with Hill Farmstead Brewery founder and brewer Shaun Hill. In 2011, Hill hired Dan to be his assistant brewer. The Suarezes left Brooklyn and moved to the Vermont countryside. After Hill took Dan on an inspiring beer trip in Belgium, the Suarezes began to look for a place to start their own family-run brewery. They re-settled in Livingston, New York because the Hudson Valley resembled the same idyllic, bucolic charm found in Vermont. The Suarezes set up shop in a disused, all-brick warehouse. Dan works as the brewmaster while Taylor runs the business side of the operation. The brewery specializes in lighter ales and lagers, or what Dan likes to call "crispy little beers". The same year they opened the brewery, the Suarezes also welcomed their first child, Enzo. Since opening, Suarez Family Brewery has gained a reputation for being one of the best breweries in the Northeast. I recently visited Suarez Family Brewery for the first time while I was driving through the Hudson Valley with my two sons. I had previously sampled some of their beer at a craft beer bar in Brooklyn, but a visit to the brewery had been on my bucket list for a while. A sign at the old brick warehouse informed us that the taproom had been moved to a new structure behind it. The taproom was small, but quiet and cozy. There were only a handful of other visitors during my visit. There was a table with scrap paper and crayons, much to the delight of my two sons. This kept them occupied while I sampled some tasty brews. The ones I tried were "Walk, Don't Run" (Hoppy Blonde Ale), "Crispy Little" (Hoppy Pale Ale), and "Backroads" (Sumac Country Beer). All three were great, but the latter was truly exceptional! I was VERY impressed with the types of beer coming out of the brewery. Before leaving, I also purchased a bottle of "Lo And Behold" (Barrel-Aged Flemish Red Ale) to bring home. I highly recommend Suarez Family Brewery to all serious craft beer aficionados!

Bucolic spot Friendly people…read moreEssential styles done right An unassuming, out of the way heavyweight does eastern New York proud here at Suarez, where the warmth and scale are approachable and comfortable. Excellent draught and bottle offerings await as good-vibe music envelops you on your way in. Grab a drink (and one of their incredible pretzels), find a chair, and settle in - maybe pat the head of the inevitable doggo who'll lounge nearby, and enjoy yourself. And if you liked the on-prem stuff, drop by the to-go offerings on your way out. It took a special trip to get here, but the trip is often part of the point. Enjoy.