Lookout Farm Hard Cider

Great little place with tasty ciders, a fireplace, and a greenhouse with citrus trees (my favorite), all set in an orchard. There was good live music the night we went too. Definitely recommend for a casual afternoon or night out.

Really liked this place. Huge tap room with samples and pints. Nice fireplace and food looked really good. People had charcuterie trays and hot pretzels which looked fresh. The bar was large and there weren’t many people there on Saturday early evening. I enjoyed the Barnburner habanero cider.

Beautiful location on a renovated farm, the tasting room is gorgeous but the vibe is stuck between ‘old farm’ and ‘hipster chic’.
The pricing is definitely hipster chic — $ 7.50 for a flight of 4 ciders in small port glasses, $ 5.50 for a microwave-​warmed pretzel stick. I wanted to like Lookout Farm Hard Cider, but the high prices and lack of welcome from the server just didn’t let me. We got there around 1pm on a Sat on our way north… mentioned to the server that we heard on Facebook about a new flavor to try if we took the tour, and we would be out of the area for the 2pm tour… he had no idea what the flavor was or even that there was a new flavor.

Love the cider, pumpkin flavored was the best and the barn warmer is pretty darn good. Great environment… fire side on a chilly afternoon.

Came here for the tour, but when we arrived, were told that the tour that day had been canceled due to short staffing. That’s fine, but I did drive forty minutes for it. It would have been nice to see a heads up about it on their Facebook or Twitter feed (which I did check before I left to see if it was on for today due to the holiday weekend).
We stayed instead for a flight of the cider and donuts. Most of the cider was pretty good; our favorite was definitely the Hops, and the donuts were yummy taste-​wise and warm when they came out, but were hard in the middle which made me wonder if they were just microwaved before they were brought out to us… Overall, we had a fine experience, but it would have been nice to now about the tour before we trekked all the way over and fresh donuts are definitely better than microwaved ones.

Fantastic local cider with both great traditional and unique flavors. Traditional flavor wasn’t too sweet or too dry. The Chai cider and the habanero cider are both fantastic. The food is delicious as well (especially the warm pretzels). Definitely going to be coming back here in the future!

Wonderful little place. Chai & Pumpkin cider are the Bomb! The charcuterie is delish. It’s awesome to see a small local farm to have great products!

When you visit the lookout farm hard cider taproom, prepare to fall in love!
I was excited to try this new addition to the South Natick neighborhood, and now I’m addicted to their ciders. There are 4 on tap, one being the signature farmhouse blend accompanied with 3 rotating varieties which are creative and amazing. The pumpkin patch cider is hands down the best pumpkin spiced creation I’ve ever had! There was a strawberry one in the spring that was so delicious, and over the summer I tried a spicy habanero which was the ultimate blend of a refreshing heat.
The décor and ambiance is a comfortable rustic, reclaimed farm feel that makes you want to stay all day/​night. The servers are friendly and knowledgeable, and there are great food options. The charcuterie board is a must and the flatbreads are also delicious.
Its sited on Lookout Farm where they grow the apples and the cider is made on site, talk about a fresh twist on the whole farm to table movement, this farm to pint glass is where its at.

Finally a fun local place to go after work and weekends, The atmosphere is warm and cozy and the food is amazing.