Brooklyn Cider House

Having visited your orchards, I was deeply impressed by the quality and flavor of your cider. I left excited to share this experience with my family and gifted a bottle of your Dry Cider to my sister. Unfortunately, when we opened it, the cider tasted flat and off, as though it had gone bad. This was a stark contrast to the vibrant, crisp taste I enjoyed during my visit.

I had high expectations based on my time at the orchard and was looking forward to introducing my family to your excellent cider. No more!

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 1

Service: 4

Such a cool experience; really kind staff and cider was 10/10. Recommend the fruity flight and hot cider if you decide to do tasting. Great place to come with friends :)

We had a wonderful experience visiting an apple farm with the family, where they also make fresh apple cider. The orchard was filled with vibrant apple trees, and the air was crisp with the scent of ripe fruit. We spent the day picking apples, tasting different varieties, and learning about the cider-making process. It was a perfect blend of fun and learning, and there was something special about seeing the journey from orchard to bottle. The whole experience felt cozy and memorable, and it was a beautiful way to connect with nature and each other.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Avoid during apple season. Group travelled over an hour to visit as we enjoyed the cider in the past. Was surprised to find there was a $5 entrance fee. While shocked we exprected activities and events associated with the price, however nothing is included. Great cider and venue, but only in the off season.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 4

Service: 1

A real tourist trap. They now charge an entry fee of $5 per person so that you can purchase overpriced pizza to eat at a picnic table. Come here if you don't mind feeling like at a zoo and being surrounded by people from NYC. As a local I would advise to avoid at all cost on a weekend. It may be better on weekdays ...

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 4

Service: 1

I use to go here every year but honestly the new $5 pp entry fee that goes into nothing is pretty greedy. The donuts are also $15 for like 6. The food is also meh. There are plenty of orchards nearby you can visit.

I wanna start out by saying I LOVE BK cider house. But last weekend I went and got HORRIBLE horrible food poisoning and I am still suffering now. Now, granted, I don't think I actually got it from the food directly, but from their filthy tables. The picnic tables were covered in goose shit residue but there was no where else to eat. Please for the love of god wash the tables off daily.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 4

Service: 4

I bought tickets for apple picking, but i couldn’t make it because my son was sick.
I left message if i can use tickets for next week. Nobody replied me and called 5 times, no answer. I was waiting for reply for 4 days. No answer, so i called today. He said i can’t use tickets. I got so disappointed. Many children got sick these days. They don’t have any flexibility. I went there every year even if it takes 2 hours and half. Now I never go there again.

Atmosphere: 2

Food: 2

Service: 1

Great place for Apple picking.
Pet friendly.
Check website for live music.
Parking lot available

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Brooklyn Cider House Half Sour

Kind and sweat

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 4

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Brooklyn Cider House Half Sour

No sign to let you know there’s a $5 per person cover before you want to enter just to buy food and drinks. A wait for a small $16 pizza and it was good enough but mostly cold until we got it. $2.50 per donut. The prices for food are pretty high. We did enjoy the free hard cider tastings but 4 packs are pricey so we skipped taking any home with us. Music was tasteful and good noise level and overall atmosphere was fine but we’ve been to less expensive orchard venues in NY that didn’t have a cover fee and were nicer.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 3

Service: 3

Recommended dishes: Brooklyn Cider House Half Sour

Entrance fee is $5 plus tax per person. This doesn’t get refunded if you make a purchase. We did apple picking first. The ones they said were ready to pick were past picking, trees were bare. Since we got there early, there was no line for the food. Apple cider donuts were good. $12 plus tax for 6 donuts. Pizza was good. The canned ciders were overpriced IMO. A pack of 4 cans were $20.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 3

Service: 3

The place is nice. The food is mediocre.
The wait time is absurd (an hour and a half for a pizza, which they didn’t let us know since the beginning). The service is disappointing: as any place with hype, workers don’t really care.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 1

Service: 1

We were told the food should be ready in 15 minutes. We had to wait for 1 hour...

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 4

Service: 1

waited 50 minutes for a pizza. cancelled and left. kid at the counter rude and indifferent. very bad impression.

Service: 1