Was super excited to come here but was unfortunately let down by the service and misleading signage. It took over an hour to get our pizza (which was slightly undercooked) and the signage for Apple picking was confusing. For the business, I’d recommend communicating food wait times to customers and updating signage to explain bag pickup is in the main farm. For patrons, I’d recommend visiting the farm during the early season so there are more apples to pick from!
Jung Park
This cozy orchard is great place to visit with family to have apple picking and food. Orchard itself is not big but big enough to pick your own apple. Fuji and honey crispy was really good. Apple has sugar inside. Their food was amazing my recommendation is pizza, ribs, and hamburger. Others are not that good. They have korean stand on weekend but I don't recommend. tteokbokki is 12 dollars and oden is 7 dollars and they are not worth buying taste bad.
James Jakubowski
Great orchard to hang out or get your apple picking on. This was part of our orchard journey and glad we stopped here for food. The outside pavilion has some awesome food, mushroom pizza was a favorite. Grab a few ciders they have available as well.
There’s a decent amount of seating or even just bring a picnic blanket! The orchard is open to walk around even if you don’t feel like picking apples.
Area is dog friendly too so bring along your dog if they can handle a little crowd and get some fresh air. Make this a place you visit every so often.
Rochele Mac
Great place to go for Apple picking, cider, good food!
Lenny Branz
Coming here for years! Great cider, great food, great atmosphere!
Jorge Santos
Great place, food is delicious. We did love the apple cider, apple pies. Definitely recommended it ?
I Am Yakima
I wanted to take a drive to experience the Fall season activities and an orchard in NY. The staff was very welcoming upon entering the Brooklyn Cider store which is right at the entrance and leads you to the apple orchards. They offered several items from hard cider to wines to jams to honey and MORE!!! We walked around the orchard which was pretty large. The lakes within the orchard added a nice touch and made for an even better day! We were able to select Empire, Jonagold, Golden Delicious, amongst others. We were shocked there were still so many apples to choose from and several on the trees. Once we were done picking apples, we ate at the Pavilion where you could choose from several items, coal oven pizza, burgers and more. I tried the Sausage and Rabe pizza which was very good. In my opinion, broccoli rabe is very stringent lol and I shouldn't have gotten it BUT it was a good pizza and the crust was nice and thin. The cashiers were very sweet. I also tried the Apple Cider and loved it because it wasn't thick nor super sweet. It had a great balance. Once we finished eating by the lake, we headed back to the store to pay for our apples and grab other items. Overall, it was an amazing experience and we got lucky with the weather. I would definitely go back!
Michele E
This place was alright. I liked that it had a QR code to a map of the property and which apples were ripe and ready to pick. However the weekend of Columbus Day, there were only three varieties to pick from. Also, it’s not the businesses fault that it was raining that day so it made it a little more miserable. Prices were okay, $25 for a peck. However, the vibe of the food and drink hit could’ve been a tad better. Also the food could’ve been better. Like I said it was raining and hence chilly. They had propane heaters in the food/drink pavilion, with limited seating. And this was Columbus Day weekend so there was no seating. They had another seating area that was covered 50-100 feet away from this pavilion, but there was no heating. We waited for a spot to open up in the heated area. The food was not great. The cider was okay. We ordered the Oktoberfest platter that consisted of three different sausages/brays (no roll), a pretzel, sauerkraut and roasted corn. The pretzel was hard as a rock, the corn was good but no butter to put on it. The brats were okay, the best being the jalapeño cheddar. Sauerkraut was lukewarm. Also they said I would receive a text when my food was ready for pickup. 30 minutes later I went to check up on it, and they said “oh all the food is ready, let me get it together for you” and then proceeds to put in on the platter from all the sterno’s and bbqs, so I thought it would okay. Would rather have spent $42 elsewhere for lunch and two adult ciders. Their hot toddy was tasty, as well as their normal apple cider. Their apple cider donut was fried way too much.
Dog and pet friendly for leashed pets.
wowitsc c
We had a great experience at Twin Star Orchards! HUGE orchards, amazingly tasty and sweet Jonagold Apples! The place gets very busy but it doesn’t feel like it when you’re out picking apples. The Cider Doughnuts were delicious, Apple cider was fresh and delicious, so we bought 2 jugs? They have actual bathrooms which is a plus! Live music, cider and wine tastings. We will definitely be back!
Ran Koren
My family loves coming here, we love the cider and the mushroom pizza.
But my last experience was really bad. During Oktoberfest I saw them serving sausages that fell on the grass, the grilled corn on the cob was completely raw and it took an hour for me to get my brisket.
If they are ok serving food that fell on the ground I can't trust them to feed my family anymore.
The expansive acreage here is impressive. Definitely check the apple map for which varieties are able to be picked. Cider was on point. Lived up to our apple picking weekend expectations.
Seong Kim
Won't visit any more. An entrance fee for $5 plus tax per person for the peak season. Nothing special except they have various menu choices with higher price. In conclusion, we had to pay for the entrance fee for eating expensive food.
Christine K
Our family had an unforgettable experience at the twin star orchard! The apple picking was a lot of fun, with plenty of juicy apples to choose from. The food was fresh and delicious, and the cider draft was awesome—definitely a must-try! The views were stunning, and the live music added a perfect touch to the atmosphere. It was such a wonderful, relaxing day, and we can’t wait to come back!
Matthew B
1 star to the girl who wouldnt sell me a coke because there was a line, even after i already had food. I had the $3.25 in my hand but she was more concerned about the line i already waited in. Pizza is a terrible joke and took almost an hour and a half, dont bother. Brisket was decent. Not a large variety of apples to pick. Def trying a different farm next time.
Dario Vergara
The place was fun but the food takes too long and the ribs run out early. Waiting 2 hours for a pizza is too much.
Was super excited to come here but was unfortunately let down by the service and misleading signage. It took over an hour to get our pizza (which was slightly undercooked) and the signage for Apple picking was confusing. For the business, I’d recommend communicating food wait times to customers and updating signage to explain bag pickup is in the main farm. For patrons, I’d recommend visiting the farm during the early season so there are more apples to pick from!
This cozy orchard is great place to visit with family to have apple picking and food. Orchard itself is not big but big enough to pick your own apple. Fuji and honey crispy was really good. Apple has sugar inside. Their food was amazing my recommendation is pizza, ribs, and hamburger. Others are not that good. They have korean stand on weekend but I don't recommend. tteokbokki is 12 dollars and oden is 7 dollars and they are not worth buying taste bad.
Great orchard to hang out or get your apple picking on. This was part of our orchard journey and glad we stopped here for food. The outside pavilion has some awesome food, mushroom pizza was a favorite. Grab a few ciders they have available as well.
There’s a decent amount of seating or even just bring a picnic blanket! The orchard is open to walk around even if you don’t feel like picking apples.
Area is dog friendly too so bring along your dog if they can handle a little crowd and get some fresh air. Make this a place you visit every so often.
Great place to go for Apple picking, cider, good food!
Coming here for years! Great cider, great food, great atmosphere!
Great place, food is delicious. We did love the apple cider, apple pies. Definitely recommended it ?
I wanted to take a drive to experience the Fall season activities and an orchard in NY. The staff was very welcoming upon entering the Brooklyn Cider store which is right at the entrance and leads you to the apple orchards. They offered several items from hard cider to wines to jams to honey and MORE!!! We walked around the orchard which was pretty large. The lakes within the orchard added a nice touch and made for an even better day! We were able to select Empire, Jonagold, Golden Delicious, amongst others. We were shocked there were still so many apples to choose from and several on the trees. Once we were done picking apples, we ate at the Pavilion where you could choose from several items, coal oven pizza, burgers and more. I tried the Sausage and Rabe pizza which was very good. In my opinion, broccoli rabe is very stringent lol and I shouldn't have gotten it BUT it was a good pizza and the crust was nice and thin. The cashiers were very sweet. I also tried the Apple Cider and loved it because it wasn't thick nor super sweet. It had a great balance. Once we finished eating by the lake, we headed back to the store to pay for our apples and grab other items. Overall, it was an amazing experience and we got lucky with the weather. I would definitely go back!
This place was alright. I liked that it had a QR code to a map of the property and which apples were ripe and ready to pick. However the weekend of Columbus Day, there were only three varieties to pick from. Also, it’s not the businesses fault that it was raining that day so it made it a little more miserable. Prices were okay, $25 for a peck.
However, the vibe of the food and drink hit could’ve been a tad better. Also the food could’ve been better. Like I said it was raining and hence chilly. They had propane heaters in the food/drink pavilion, with limited seating. And this was Columbus Day weekend so there was no seating. They had another seating area that was covered 50-100 feet away from this pavilion, but there was no heating. We waited for a spot to open up in the heated area. The food was not great. The cider was okay. We ordered the Oktoberfest platter that consisted of three different sausages/brays (no roll), a pretzel, sauerkraut and roasted corn. The pretzel was hard as a rock, the corn was good but no butter to put on it. The brats were okay, the best being the jalapeño cheddar. Sauerkraut was lukewarm. Also they said I would receive a text when my food was ready for pickup. 30 minutes later I went to check up on it, and they said “oh all the food is ready, let me get it together for you” and then proceeds to put in on the platter from all the sterno’s and bbqs, so I thought it would okay.
Would rather have spent $42 elsewhere for lunch and two adult ciders.
Their hot toddy was tasty, as well as their normal apple cider. Their apple cider donut was fried way too much.
Dog and pet friendly for leashed pets.
We had a great experience at Twin Star Orchards! HUGE orchards, amazingly tasty and sweet Jonagold Apples! The place gets very busy but it doesn’t feel like it when you’re out picking apples. The Cider Doughnuts were delicious, Apple cider was fresh and delicious, so we bought 2 jugs? They have actual bathrooms which is a plus! Live music, cider and wine tastings. We will definitely be back!
My family loves coming here, we love the cider and the mushroom pizza.
But my last experience was really bad. During Oktoberfest I saw them serving sausages that fell on the grass, the grilled corn on the cob was completely raw and it took an hour for me to get my brisket.
If they are ok serving food that fell on the ground I can't trust them to feed my family anymore.
Restaurantji Recommends
The expansive acreage here is impressive. Definitely check the apple map for which varieties are able to be picked. Cider was on point. Lived up to our apple picking weekend expectations.
Won't visit any more. An entrance fee for $5 plus tax per person for the peak season. Nothing special except they have various menu choices with higher price. In conclusion, we had to pay for the entrance fee for eating expensive food.
Our family had an unforgettable experience at the twin star orchard! The apple picking was a lot of fun, with plenty of juicy apples to choose from. The food was fresh and delicious, and the cider draft was awesome—definitely a must-try! The views were stunning, and the live music added a perfect touch to the atmosphere. It was such a wonderful, relaxing day, and we can’t wait to come back!
1 star to the girl who wouldnt sell me a coke because there was a line, even after i already had food. I had the $3.25 in my hand but she was more concerned about the line i already waited in. Pizza is a terrible joke and took almost an hour and a half, dont bother. Brisket was decent. Not a large variety of apples to pick. Def trying a different farm next time.
The place was fun but the food takes too long and the ribs run out early. Waiting 2 hours for a pizza is too much.
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