Di Nardo's Cider Mill & Farm

I've enjoyed Di Nardo's cherry cider my whole life. Just stopped by and picked up a case. Mr Di Nardo was there,96 yrs old, and we had a wonderful conversation. His helper, Heidi 82 yrs old, filled our order promptly, and we had a nice talk in German. Glad to see them again. Will be back soon. Auf wiedersehn. Best of health.

The owner is a rude nasty old man, I was door dashing for los compás restaurant and there was no parking so I pulled in to di nardos to see if I can park there to do my job and pick up my door dash order. I realized there was a sign saying 20$ fee for parking. As I proceed to leave the parking lot I had gotten to the yield spot where you leave a parking lot and pulled out. The rude nasty old man pulled up behind my car and laid on his horn while I was trying to call the restaurant to see if they can bring me the order. I was not on his property he is a very rude greedy old man. I do not appreciate that he is being extremely rude and disrespectful to people who are just trying to do their job. I would not shop here if I were you. If he is that rude and indecent to people just trying to do their job imagine how he will treat you going into his store. That is not very welcoming and very rude when I wasn’t even on your property. I really hope no one supports this business because he obviously doesn’t support the community himself. I really hope people use another farmers market instead.

I always love visiting this shop. So many treasures you don't find anywhere else. I love the cider and juice and all the other snacks I can buy here.

What a classic. We need to applaud and support any local businesses that are 80 plus years in business. We have bought the cherry cider for years. Anti-inflammatory. To counter the other reviews about the parking lot, it’s owned by Dinardos. Any city I’ve been in has the same issues.

Albert and Heidi are wonderful people that are a an inspiration to others. The cider is delicious and the devotion to passionately serving the community is in every bottle.

Old school type general store in the heart of Canon city. 80 plus years in business. A must see for tourists and locals alike

Pulled in to turn around because Los Compas' parking lot was full, noticed their sign said $15 for parking, and the lady was already walking toward me. I understand they have had people towed, harassed, and involved law enforcement. 0/10, do not recommend.

Extremely rude old man in red car kept honking his horn at us till we left the parking lot. DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH THIS PERSON. We only parked on their property to eat our food from Sonic, and the guy just honked at us like a karen. If he had just been civil and got out of his car and told us that he didn't want people parking on his property, we would have just left. But no, he has to be a jerk and just honk at us.

Albert and Heidi are really nice

Drove down from CO. Springs, and arrived at 3:20. Closed! Both website and Google Maps indicate open until 5 on Monday! Big disappointment ?. If they forgot about this detail, I question their attention to quantity control.

Oh my gosh!, I could spend $20,000 in there on all of their homemade jams jellies, pickles and other mouth-watering delight full foods in jars that they make at their own farm... These folks owned this store in orchard's for generations!!! ???

Such a wonderful place. I have known the Dinardo brothers since I was a child which was quite a long time ago. Always willing to sit and listen to you!

Great place. Had the honor of meeting the oldest continuous business owner in Colorado. He has over 7 decades of owning his cider. Awesome and fun place.

Amazing Cider!!! Lots of other cool items for sale as well. I am not from the area but will definitely make a point to come here anytime I am here visiting!

We stopped here on a whim while driving through Canon City. It doesn’t look like much from the outside, but inside is an abundance of very interesting kitchen wares and homey bottled fruits, pickled vegetables, and local honey. They also sell a good variety of Colorado-grown dry beans. If your looking for pizzella makers or Scandinavian waffle makers, this is the place for you. They also have a good selection of manual meat grinders , pasta makers, ravioli makers, rosette makers and the like. The proprietors are the original store owners and they boast being the oldest continuously operating business in the state. Mr Di Nardo still makes pizzella fresh for purchase. They are very good. This little slice of history is worth a visit.