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John G
Not bad, but pricey
Soons Orchards & Farm Market的点评
点评：We had a good time with our family regardless. They have a pretty busy shop with baked goods that are pretty ok. They have the usual apple cider donuts (they are hidden in the corner), caramel apples, veggies and fruits, tons of fudge and popcorn. The popcorn was stale though and we bought 2 bags. Pies are around $17 plus tax.
There are pumpkins to buy next to the Ale House. This is the area that needs more to do while waiting for the tractor, maybe a small trail? If you want to pick your own pumpkin in the field, it is $5 per person to ride the tractor out to the field. Five large pumpkins cost $75. I was told I was lucky bc they are $20 each inside. I thought to myself, “they are $6 at shoprite” but we’re making memories right. So 5 kids cost $125(the trailer ride plus 5 pumpkins) to pick their own pumpkin. The “farmers” who drive the tractor are very nice and the kids liked them a lot. Don’t hold your pumpkin from the stem, people.
The Ale house is cool, but small for the crowd that was there. We didn’t get to spend much time bc we had the kids, but we managed a 9$ draft hard cider and you can do a tasting there for $12. They also have a $6 draft cider. I feel like an espresso bar would be better, all the pumpkin spice lattes for moms with kids. Anyway, if you want to pick apples you have to drive down the road a half mile. Big bags(those large red netted bags) are $30 and small bags(plastic clear bag the size of a shopping bag) are $20.
8 chicken wings are $16. The fries are $8 and very good. We got a pizzette for $18. It’s about the 1/3 of a normal pizza size and it was not good. So feed the kids before you go. Also people friendly yellow jackets everywhere and on everything. Just don’t step on one and they don’t hurt you. Porta potties are the only bathroom option, except for 2 well-guarded stalls in the Ale House.
All in all, expensive but we all had fun. I understand that after COVID they need to nickel and dime everyone, but it is a bit disconcerting for those who have always come and paid their way. Also the staff acts like they are a little annoyed that people are there but I understand that too. Next time we will try one farther away in hopes that there is a orchard that still has that Fall NY farm charm that is so alluring.
There are pumpkins to buy next to the Ale House. This is the area that needs more to do while waiting for the tractor, maybe a small trail? If you want to pick your own pumpkin in the field, it is $5 per person to ride the tractor out to the field. Five large pumpkins cost $75. I was told I was lucky bc they are $20 each inside. I thought to myself, “they are $6 at shoprite” but we’re making memories right. So 5 kids cost $125(the trailer ride plus 5 pumpkins) to pick their own pumpkin. The “farmers” who drive the tractor are very nice and the kids liked them a lot. Don’t hold your pumpkin from the stem, people.
The Ale house is cool, but small for the crowd that was there. We didn’t get to spend much time bc we had the kids, but we managed a 9$ draft hard cider and you can do a tasting there for $12. They also have a $6 draft cider. I feel like an espresso bar would be better, all the pumpkin spice lattes for moms with kids. Anyway, if you want to pick apples you have to drive down the road a half mile. Big bags(those large red netted bags) are $30 and small bags(plastic clear bag the size of a shopping bag) are $20.
8 chicken wings are $16. The fries are $8 and very good. We got a pizzette for $18. It’s about the 1/3 of a normal pizza size and it was not good. So feed the kids before you go. Also people friendly yellow jackets everywhere and on everything. Just don’t step on one and they don’t hurt you. Porta potties are the only bathroom option, except for 2 well-guarded stalls in the Ale House.
All in all, expensive but we all had fun. I understand that after COVID they need to nickel and dime everyone, but it is a bit disconcerting for those who have always come and paid their way. Also the staff acts like they are a little annoyed that people are there but I understand that too. Next time we will try one farther away in hopes that there is a orchard that still has that Fall NY farm charm that is so alluring.
翻译：不管怎样，我们和家人一起度过了愉快的时光。他们有一家非常繁忙的商店，烘焙食品非常不错。他们有常见的苹果酒甜甜圈（它们藏在角落里）、焦糖苹果、蔬菜和水果、大量的软糖和爆米花。不过爆米花已经不新鲜了，我们买了两袋。馅饼含税约 17 美元。
Ale House旁边有南瓜可以买。这是等待拖拉机时需要做更多事情的区域，也许是一条小路？如果你想自己在地里采摘南瓜，每人乘坐拖拉机到地里的费用是 5 美元。五个大南瓜售价 75 美元。有人告诉我我很幸运，因为里面每张 20 美元。我心想，“shoprite 的价格是 6 美元”，但我们正在创造正确的回忆。因此，5 个孩子要花 125 美元（乘坐拖车加上 5 个南瓜）来挑选自己的南瓜。开拖拉机的“农民”人很好，孩子们也很喜欢。人们，不要把南瓜从茎上拿下来。
艾尔啤酒屋很酷，但对于那里的人群来说很小。因为我们有孩子，所以我们没有花太多时间，但我们喝了一杯 9 美元的生苹果酒，你可以花 12 美元在那里品尝。他们还有 6 美元的生苹果酒。我觉得浓缩咖啡吧会更好，所有的南瓜香料拿铁都适合有孩子的妈妈。无论如何，如果你想摘苹果，你必须沿着路行驶半英里。大袋（那些大的红色网袋）是 30 美元，小袋（购物袋大小的塑料透明袋）是 20 美元。
8个鸡翅16美元。薯条8美元，非常好吃。我们花了 18 美元买了一份披萨。它大约是普通披萨大小的 1/3，但味道并不好。所以走之前先给孩子们喂饱。到处都有人们友好的黄夹克。只要别踩到它们，它们就不会伤害你。除了 Ale House 内 2 个戒备森严的隔间外，Porta 便盆是唯一的浴室选择。
总而言之，虽然很贵，但我们都玩得很开心。我知道，在新冠疫情之后，他们需要向每个人收取小费，但这对于那些总是来付钱的人来说有点令人不安。工作人员的表现也好像他们对有人在那里感到有点恼火，但我也理解这一点。下次我们会尝试更远的地方，希望有一个果园仍然具有纽约秋季农场的迷人魅力。
Ale House旁边有南瓜可以买。这是等待拖拉机时需要做更多事情的区域，也许是一条小路？如果你想自己在地里采摘南瓜，每人乘坐拖拉机到地里的费用是 5 美元。五个大南瓜售价 75 美元。有人告诉我我很幸运，因为里面每张 20 美元。我心想，“shoprite 的价格是 6 美元”，但我们正在创造正确的回忆。因此，5 个孩子要花 125 美元（乘坐拖车加上 5 个南瓜）来挑选自己的南瓜。开拖拉机的“农民”人很好，孩子们也很喜欢。人们，不要把南瓜从茎上拿下来。
艾尔啤酒屋很酷，但对于那里的人群来说很小。因为我们有孩子，所以我们没有花太多时间，但我们喝了一杯 9 美元的生苹果酒，你可以花 12 美元在那里品尝。他们还有 6 美元的生苹果酒。我觉得浓缩咖啡吧会更好，所有的南瓜香料拿铁都适合有孩子的妈妈。无论如何，如果你想摘苹果，你必须沿着路行驶半英里。大袋（那些大的红色网袋）是 30 美元，小袋（购物袋大小的塑料透明袋）是 20 美元。
8个鸡翅16美元。薯条8美元，非常好吃。我们花了 18 美元买了一份披萨。它大约是普通披萨大小的 1/3，但味道并不好。所以走之前先给孩子们喂饱。到处都有人们友好的黄夹克。只要别踩到它们，它们就不会伤害你。除了 Ale House 内 2 个戒备森严的隔间外，Porta 便盆是唯一的浴室选择。
总而言之，虽然很贵，但我们都玩得很开心。我知道，在新冠疫情之后，他们需要向每个人收取小费，但这对于那些总是来付钱的人来说有点令人不安。工作人员的表现也好像他们对有人在那里感到有点恼火，但我也理解这一点。下次我们会尝试更远的地方，希望有一个果园仍然具有纽约秋季农场的迷人魅力。
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