Two Story is a perfect setting with delightful ciders of all kinds! We hosted an event in the Sunset Barn and had it catered - it was stellar. Organizing with the Two Story staff was easy and seamless. 10/10!
Chris G
Didn’t love any cider I tried but they were very nice and the atmosphere of the place is beautiful
Steve H
April 2024: cider, beer and a rotating caterer. A brewery amongst the farms. The seating area is bright and woody. Some ales and ciders are better than others.
Ray E. Leiphart Jr.
Inside is top shelf. Outside is a little rough but has great potential
Christopher Hanson
Excellent cider in a relaxed, comfortable environment!
Josue Patrocinio
Great environment, several options of gluten free beers and ciders. Bring your own food and board games. Nice place to catch up with friends.
Emily Savoca
All of their ciders are delicious, but the best by far is “Over the Falls”, their barrel aged cider. The indoor tasting room is a great option on a chilly day and they often have food truck options on the weekends.
Stephanie G.
Beautiful indoor space, wide open outdoors space, what more could you ask for? There's a fun kids' area, too! Ciders are great, as long as you're not seeking a super sweet option. They do all have a different flavor profile, which is nice. Four stars instead of five because there's no non alcoholic option, not even an apple cider or lemonade. That would hit it out of the park. It's a great place to bring a picnic and enjoy an afternoon. Super easy parking and easy to spot from the road.
The Munch Travelogue
I’m always up for trying a new hard cider to add to my personal stash and the Bee Sting was a winner in my book.Just as the name implies the dry cider will give you an instant buzz but the honey mead will level out your palate and leave a lingering sweet taste that will have you eager to take another sip.Besides cider tasting there is also axe throwing lanes available on the property for a group bonding moment. To be safe I highly recommend that you do this before your tasting.Full disclosure, this is a pretty hefty drive if your coming from Northern Virginia or DC. So if you go, make sure to go on a weekend during the day, so that you won’t feel rushed.
Tabi R.
Good ciders. We loved that we could pick our own choices for the flight and do a mix of cider and beer. All the beers are gluten free. Friendly servers helped us set up corn hole. It was a really beautiful day to be outside.I left it at 4 stars simply for the fact that we weren't the only family but there didn't seem to be much for kids. And no options beyond water for them to drink. Our do pretty well just climbing trees or running around in the grass but even just some simple stuff for them to climb on would have bumped our review to 5.There was a group here doing axe throwing that seemed to be having a good time!
Great place, fun atmosphere, excellent cider and good beer, and very nice people!!
Carol
Good cider, customer service. Also provide diapers, wipes and feminine products in the bathroom.
Jeff Mayerczak
This is a delightful environment both inside and outside to enjoy the ciders and the surrounding nature.
Chris Berger
I don’t like cider and am not a huge beer fan, but I do enjoy visiting this semi-rural place with its inviting tasting room perched on a breezy rise and plentiful shaded outdoor tables. It's a good place for kids; my toddler likes to collect pinecones, sticks, and rocks and run around in the grass, and I’ve never been to a place that had diapers and wipes available in the bathrooms. I haven't tried the axe throwing, but it’s a neat-looking set up. The food trucks they host are good.
Samantha Lee
On a hot summer early afternoon in August, my fiance decided to check out Two Story Chimney Ciderworks and Silly Yak Beer Company. I liked how they had indoor and outdoor seating with cornhole as well as an area that you could reserve for outdoor axe throwing. They had 7 ciders on draft, 1 cider canned, and 4 beers on draft. They also had $12 flights, where you could pick 4 4oz of ciders, 4 4oz of beers, or 2 4oz of ciders and 2 4oz of beers. I'll admit I am a fan of sweet ciders and was disappointed that they were out of Mon Amour, their own semisweet cider. One of the ladies recommended Sweet Tart and Red Piquette. I ended up getting Sweet Tart. It was okay - about 3.75 on a 5 scale. It was sweet, tart, subtle and dry. My fiance had the Hoppy Heifer American IPA. It was okay - 3.5 on a 5 scale. If they offered more sweeter ciders and hazy IPAs, we would consider returning.
Two Story is a perfect setting with delightful ciders of all kinds! We hosted an event in the Sunset Barn and had it catered - it was stellar. Organizing with the Two Story staff was easy and seamless. 10/10!
Didn’t love any cider I tried but they were very nice and the atmosphere of the place is beautiful
April 2024: cider, beer and a rotating caterer. A brewery amongst the farms. The seating area is bright and woody. Some ales and ciders are better than others.
Inside is top shelf. Outside is a little rough but has great potential
Excellent cider in a relaxed, comfortable environment!
Great environment, several options of gluten free beers and ciders. Bring your own food and board games. Nice place to catch up with friends.
All of their ciders are delicious, but the best by far is “Over the Falls”, their barrel aged cider. The indoor tasting room is a great option on a chilly day and they often have food truck options on the weekends.
Beautiful indoor space, wide open outdoors space, what more could you ask for? There's a fun kids' area, too! Ciders are great, as long as you're not seeking a super sweet option. They do all have a different flavor profile, which is nice. Four stars instead of five because there's no non alcoholic option, not even an apple cider or lemonade. That would hit it out of the park. It's a great place to bring a picnic and enjoy an afternoon. Super easy parking and easy to spot from the road.
I’m always up for trying a new hard cider to add to my personal stash and the Bee Sting was a winner in my book.Just as the name implies the dry cider will give you an instant buzz but the honey mead will level out your palate and leave a lingering sweet taste that will have you eager to take another sip.Besides cider tasting there is also axe throwing lanes available on the property for a group bonding moment. To be safe I highly recommend that you do this before your tasting.Full disclosure, this is a pretty hefty drive if your coming from Northern Virginia or DC. So if you go, make sure to go on a weekend during the day, so that you won’t feel rushed.
Good ciders. We loved that we could pick our own choices for the flight and do a mix of cider and beer. All the beers are gluten free. Friendly servers helped us set up corn hole. It was a really beautiful day to be outside.I left it at 4 stars simply for the fact that we weren't the only family but there didn't seem to be much for kids. And no options beyond water for them to drink. Our do pretty well just climbing trees or running around in the grass but even just some simple stuff for them to climb on would have bumped our review to 5.There was a group here doing axe throwing that seemed to be having a good time!
Restaurantji Recommends
Great place, fun atmosphere, excellent cider and good beer, and very nice people!!
Good cider, customer service. Also provide diapers, wipes and feminine products in the bathroom.
This is a delightful environment both inside and outside to enjoy the ciders and the surrounding nature.
I don’t like cider and am not a huge beer fan, but I do enjoy visiting this semi-rural place with its inviting tasting room perched on a breezy rise and plentiful shaded outdoor tables. It's a good place for kids; my toddler likes to collect pinecones, sticks, and rocks and run around in the grass, and I’ve never been to a place that had diapers and wipes available in the bathrooms. I haven't tried the axe throwing, but it’s a neat-looking set up. The food trucks they host are good.
On a hot summer early afternoon in August, my fiance decided to check out Two Story Chimney Ciderworks and Silly Yak Beer Company. I liked how they had indoor and outdoor seating with cornhole as well as an area that you could reserve for outdoor axe throwing. They had 7 ciders on draft, 1 cider canned, and 4 beers on draft. They also had $12 flights, where you could pick 4 4oz of ciders, 4 4oz of beers, or 2 4oz of ciders and 2 4oz of beers. I'll admit I am a fan of sweet ciders and was disappointed that they were out of Mon Amour, their own semisweet cider. One of the ladies recommended Sweet Tart and Red Piquette. I ended up getting Sweet Tart. It was okay - about 3.75 on a 5 scale. It was sweet, tart, subtle and dry. My fiance had the Hoppy Heifer American IPA. It was okay - 3.5 on a 5 scale. If they offered more sweeter ciders and hazy IPAs, we would consider returning.