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October 2023 by Rachel C.
I've been visiting this roadside spot in Woodinville for years, my daughter and I go every fall. Their cider is absolutely delicious. Highly recommend! The vintage cider press is super cool, and this year they had gluten free cider donuts. Bonus for me! I can't tell you how often I'm in a business and they upsell me on a product I can't have, usually it "We have blah blah delicious gluten filled this or that " and I say "I'm gluten free" and then the conversation stops. This time I said "I'm gluten free" and the owner said "me too! They are gluten free!" Delicious! From wild flour bakery in west Seattle. This place is great!
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October 2023 by Grayce C.
Off the Branch offers mouth watering cider that's made in house daily on a cider press that's over 100 years old! Along with their delicious cider, this charming mom and pop roadside destination features a variety of locally sourced goodies including jams and jellies, baked goods, chocolates, honey, farm fresh eggs, and maple syrups. I was so excited to learn that the apple cider donuts were gluten free, made by another local favorite Wildflour bakery. The owners are extremely kind and knowledgeable, informing us the cider we purchased was made less than 24 hours ago! This is the perfect spot to swing by on a fall day, maybe before visiting a near by pumpkin patch. Be sure to check out Off the Branch if you're in search of fall vibes and flavors!
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April 2023 by Shivani Kaw
Apple cider is amazing. So many different honeys to chose from.
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December 2022 by Dylan M
Love this place. The owner always makes for great conversation and the store itself reminds me of local shops near where I grew up in rural Pennsylvania. I always grab some fresh cider and anything else that catches my eye. I highly recommend stopping by!
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December 2022 by Sindhu Sivalingam
Nice little shop in a quiet neighborhood that has a variety of local products such as, honey, jam, cheese, fresh cider, pasta, etc.Found this hidden gem while I was searching for a place to buy jams from 'cedar spring farms' which my family loves to have daily.Their freshly made apple cider 'pink lady' is a must buy. They also have fresh comb honey and a variety of delicious honey sticks.The owner was kind and friendly. A must visit place for fresh and authentic products
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December 2022 by sindhu S
Nice little shop in a quiet neighborhood that has a variety of local products such as, honey, jam, cheese, fresh cider, pasta, etc.Found this hidden gem while I was searching for a place to buy jams from 'cedar spring farms' which my family loves to have daily.Their freshly made apple cider 'pink lady' is a must buy. They also have fresh comb honey and a variety of delicious honey sticks.The owner was kind and friendly. A must visit place for fresh and authentic products
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November 2022 by Sarah Venice
Awesome little place, run by the owners with a TON of delicious options. Cold pressed apple cider, a variety of syrups, honey, olive oil, drinks and pastries. Delicious gluten free options. The cinnamon rolls and apple doughnuts were divine.
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October 2022 by Sarah Sutton
Awesome little place, run by the owners with a TON of delicious options. Cold pressed apple cider, a variety of syrups, honey, olive oil, drinks and pastries. Delicious gluten free options. The cinnamon rolls and apple doughnuts were divine.
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July 2022 by Serene Chen
Noticed the cider signs by the side of the road and decided to poke our heads in real quick! The extra 10 minutes was SO WORTH IT!Gregory was extremely kind to us and gave us a little tour of the cider pressing process, as well as some fresh samples of the different types of cider they make from different apples! The Lodi one was super tart and sharp while the Honeycrisp cider melted sweetly on the tongue. It blew us away and we bought a gallon of the Honeycrisp on the spot!!A gallon was $16 and half a gallon is $10, which super reasonable given that it’s literally fresh made in house. Gregory worked with our situation and thought to give us a gallon frozen so it wouldn’t go bad (we’d stopped by spontaneously and weren’t going home right away fast enough to refrigerate). Really appreciated his thoughtfulness - come support this local business! Their stuff is delicious ?
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July 2022 by olena schrader
My husband and I stopped by for the first time Friday. He was like a little kid in a candy store. Fresh apple cider, butter, fresh eggs, cheese. Yea he is a farm boy misplaced in the big city. We will be back.
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February 2022 by Charity Mulligan
Fantastic cider! I was at a small vendor fair in Snohomish and Off The Branch was there. My husband tried the cider and said it was good so I bought some. I wish I would have bought at least 3 big jugs. I only bought one small. The combo of spices really sets this cider apart. Last night I heated up my last mug and it was so delicious. Can't wait for the holiday season. I'll be bringing this everywhere.
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December 2021 by Ivy Antunes
Awesome cider, friendly people, and a cute big dog that hangs out near the little shop sometimes. I usually come for the cider and the yogurt but everything else seems great quality too.
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November 2021 by Alex P
What a suprise of a shop. Looked up fresh pressed apple cider in Washington and found this small shop. They were giving out samples of the cider from 3 different heritage apple and it is shocking how much flavor difference there was. One was tart and crisp, one tasted like it had caramel, and the final one was very sweet. We spent some time in the shop talking to the owner. We will come back just for the cider alone.They also had a decent variety of local washington products like honey, sheep's yarn, duck eggs, produce, balsamic vinegar, and maple. Plenty of stuff to send the perfect washington care package.
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September 2021 by Natasha Gaitonde
Stopped by for cider today. The lady who attended to me was hospitable and knowledgeable. I ended up getting the Rave cider, apples and a bar of Wellington chocolate. Everything, especially the apples were extremely tasty. Will definitely be going back.
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September 2021 by Carol Kershner
It was fine picked up some fresh apple juice.
