Cider bar

Came on Cider Day, beautiful weather, cider and music. Great experience!

We attended the old Apple shed as a couple, and not part of a tour group.The cider was amazing - we tried the apple and the passionfruit and really enjoyed how refreshing they were on a hot afternoon!The food was fantastic - once it arrived. We arrived around 1230pm on a Sunday, and it was moderately busy (would say about half-ish capacity from a look through). We were told to order from the bar as they weren't taking any orders from tables. As soon as we ordered two busloads of people arrived, so that may have had something to do with the delays.The food took 2 hours to arrive - the poor wait staff were run off their feet and seemed exhausted. The grazing platter, chips and the Apple cider sausage were awesome - the prawn and scallop pasta was ok, a bit too greasy for my liking.Recommend visiting for drinks only on the weekend, at least until they hire more cooks!

What can I say...? Hmm...This place is rustic and charming, and the kitchen provides great food. I am always amazed with their food. The zucchini fritters were served with poached eggs and apple salad with a burst of flavour. The ham toastie was just simply so tasty, and the mushroom arancini balls were finger licking good.And that apple juice? Oh man, I never had a glass of apple juice as good as that!

Awesome place, rustic and nice to sit and chew down on quality food. Great and friendly staff, very welcoming. Would recommend to pre book b4 going, we were lucky to get a table. Even though fully booked it doesn't feel crowded at all.

A must-do in Batlow! Sit through a tasting session to experience different types of appleCiders, from dry to sweet. Try Tony’s Kunama Still Cider for something different - crafted from English Cider apples grown on the property.There’s also the SMART Animal Sanctuary within the property that the kids can enjoy, while the adults do the cider tasting. There were donkeys, camels, a goose, rabbits, chooks at the time we visited.

This little country cider place is an easy drive out of Melbourne and well worth it - you would never know the city is just on the other side of that little hill.It's a family business and they just do a wonderful job - lovely team.Small food section changing every few months and never had a bad meal and a very reasonable price.Drink wise, a number of thier own ciders along with local beers and any whiskey/ whisky you can think of.You can enjoy the outside or inside both are just awesome for the day you drop in.

We popped in on a whim while in Murray Bridge today to sample the local produce.A friendly staff member took us through a pleasant wine tasting.We didn't look at the prices until after our tasting and were blown away naturally grabbed a few bottles.They have a fantastically curated selection of local and SA beer, wine & spirits.It's worth the drive just to support the locals.

Ordered:- cheese platter- a paddle of taster consisting of the 4 sweetest cidersThe cheese and fruit platter was nice and so were the variety of ciders we got to taste.The staff were very friendly and attentive. The view was great too.We concluded with a take home of a dozen Sweet apple ciders.

One of the perfect place to relax when you are on your way to Wilson prom. It's very close to Foster( the dairy town). You will not only be greeted by amazingly friendly staff but also experience the picturesque landscape during your visit. Needless to mention, one of the finest ciders I've ever tasted. Ginger one was really unique and must try.

Come rain or shine, you must visit! (I recommend booking. It is busy)Weather wise, a below par day, but this place was warm and inviting. Quick service via app (QR code).Sit inside by the fire, or in the pet-friendly marquee.Salad & pizzas are great.Try a tasting paddle, then take some home!7km East of Daylesford.Todd will look after you like family.(He sounds Irish - but he is not!Can you work it out?)