Finnriver Craft Cider Reviews

Fantastic cider and food. Love this place. The pizza oven though I never see it used these days is a holy relic of wood fire and metal work. Massively impressive.

Great food, great cider, great place to visit. Even though food selections were limited due to pandemic, quality was really good. Make sure you get chocolate cookies , too!
You can walk around the farm after the meal.
Very pleasant place to visit.

Please post your "no dog" policy on your website/google maps/yelp. We were so excited to get some flights and food here, but got turned away with our dog. With only one or two other cars in the parking lot and a huge outdoor seating area, I'm stunned they couldn't offer us service.

We had an excellent experience at Finnriver enjoying cider tasting flights and their delicious food. I appreciated the added and clear explanation of COVID protocols. The staff was very friendly. This was a nice and relaxing stop on our way back to Seattle from Olympic National Park. I would highly recommend Finnriver!

Staff are very friendly. They have both covered outdoor seating and uncovered seating. Taste a flight of ciders, hit the shop for bottles and gifts, then walk the grounds and learn about the apples that make your cider. Placed in a valley with tree covered hills surrounding the area. Gender neutral bathrooms and at least one had a baby changing table. They have food and also pizza on the weekends! Current ordering is through a QR code. Sanitizing happens regularly.

Absolutely not kid friendly. when we arrived we were sat outside at a table in the lawn, which was great for our kids, but almost immediately we were informed our children were not allowed to play in lawn, even though we were the only patrons seated outside. As we tried to enjoy our cider and keep kids contained to our bubble the staff came out yet again and told us if we were standing, we had to wear masks, Making it virtually impossible to keep kids contained and eat/drink at this establishment. It was a hostile and inhospitable environment to dine in. The staff explained to us as we were leaving that owners have voluntarily elected to follow stricter phase 2 guidelines even though the rest of county is in phase 3. People should be aware of this establishments stance on protocol as it effects the customers expectations & experience.

I m a truck driver I delivered here. The workers were very polite and the town seemed old school. Everyone waved at us truckers people were polite. The staff here was very kind it was a nice change from the city. The way they acted gave me hope in humanity. I will start buying all my wines and ciders from them just to support a local business. Looking forward to delivering here again

A really charming location and setup with clear covid safety protocols in place. Food options are not numerous, but we all enjoyed what we got and the cider flight I sampled was excellent and varied. Staff was friendly and helpful.

I used to love Finnriver. My wife and I would drive an hour to go have cider and sit outside. Unfortunately they've become extremely political and their masking policy is absurd. Our baby started to cry, so we got up and walked away from everyone towards the orchard, and an employee immediately jumped on us for our masks. The closest person was at least 30 feet away. We are fully vaccinated, there is no reason we should be masking. I don't think we will return anytime in the near future, which is disappointing because we used to love the atmosphere.

A little crunchy, a little fun and the worst cookies you will ever have!
We stayed for a while and sampled through their local offerings of crispy cider. The staff was friendly and very strict on the covid guidelines and staying at your table. The phone ordering was seemless through the barcodes on the table.
The food was good. We had the pretzel, the bratwurst and their seasonal pizza. I never thought to put apples on a pie but it oddly worked. The chocolate chip cookie was the killer. Some buckwheat and dark chocolate monster served stone cold on small China. What is that?
The cookie abomination aside, we had fun walking the orchard and bothering the geese. The downside being it has grown into another super political monster in the community. The food is great but shouldn't come with a side of political agenda. If you live your values, they will reflect.
Super fun and will be back!