Cideries in Portland, OR

“Excellent cider experience from this Portland based cidery. Steve and I shared their Hineycrisp flavored cider and really enjoyed it. The flavor profile is dry, not too sweet, crisp clean and tart. Along with an apple flavor of course they prepared this cider with fermented champagne yeast. The apples are relatively local as they come from Washington and Oregon. The most refreshing I saw with this cider was it's dry finish. Very enjoyable cider all the way around!“

“Audio note: Weird pounding upstairs. Good music, spacious dining area, unique taps, and good pizza. Food took a little longer because there was a meeting happening in a separate room. But worth the wait. Very good. Service was good. Server checked on us often. Made sure we were taken care of. Played vinyl records for music. Vinyl records are also for sale. Environment wasn't super loud. Bright and sunny inside. Parking can be a little tough but in a nice neighborhood. This all happened on a Friday afternoon.“

“This is another gem in the McMenamins line of fun, historical establishments - and by far my favorite! Been here many times over the years - actually even had my very first lobster roll EVER here (as a special item years ago) and it was amazing. The vibe is so quirky - you definitely feel like you’re walking the halls of your old elementary school - except there are bars and a lively restaurant and even a brewery haha!! The staff has always been super welcoming and friendly. The food at their main Courtyard Restaurant has always been great. On my last visit (July 2023), I had their chicken salad sandwich on croissant and it was SO GOOD!! Even their tater tots were perfectly cooked. And they even have some of the best iced tea I’ve had outside of the south! Their menu changes seasonally so it’s always a treat to try something new. After eating, leave time to explore - the grounds are just gorgeous and you’ll get lost in the nostalgia as you wander around the old school’s hallways. They have several bars - one is huge and has total steampunk vibes. They have a small hotel and a salt water pool - even the bathrooms are beautiful. I’d definitely like to stay here next time - but I imagine it can be a tad spooky at night haha! The school opened back in 1915 so it’s a historic building. The wall art is gorgeous and there are lots of info signs and historical pics scattered around. It’s in a good location in north Portland with plenty of parking and easy to find. I’ll definitely be back next time I’m in the area!“

“Awesome cozy place to stop in for a drink or two after shopping Edelweiss deli across the street. Buy a wurst and potato salad come across the street and grab a cider or beer. Sit and enjoy lunch. Can’t get any better.“

“We love it here, great place to drink a couple beers and it's dog friendly. Bring some snacks and hang out for a while.“

“dog friendly inside and out. great selection of beer and hot sauces. reasonably priced and a great staff and atmosphere“

“We loved this cider place the ciders we’re all really good“

“New favorite!I stopped in to check it out and hang with a friend. It was amazing! If you love cider, you need to swing in and probably make it a regular stop.They have 25 rotating cider taps, a couple of beer taps, and various small bites (hummus and pita, chips and salsa, tots, salads).The 25 ciders are from a variety of cideries, including a house cider. They fill growlers, have crowlers, and offer flights of 4 or 6, 5oz ciders.“

“A good spot for a great selection of craft beer. We brought our own food, but there are several good looking food truck options to choose from.Kid-friendliness: Outside picnic seating. Or inside the gap house. We had our small dog, and she was welcomed inside or out ?“

“I had always gone to the McMenamins restaurants in town at the coast and was really excited to check out this location! The food was delicious and the atmosphere was inviting. I got a salad and appetizer and was pleasantly surprised on how fresh the vegetables on the salad were. The hummus plate was really good too and even came with some pita bread that was warm and cozy in the middle. I met a friend in town and they wanted to share the experience with me and boy was I impressed!“

“Can’t go wrong with the Schilling ciders-I was not a hard cider fan until trying theirs! No shortage of ciders to try from the PNW and ordering a flight is the way to go. Truly appreciate the freshness, lack of artificial sweeteners and no preservatives. Staff were extremely friendly as well.“