The Apple Place

Fantastic apple orchard! Went today and was told they would be closing for the season next weekend so ice cream was not available but they had homemade soups instead. Baked goods were available and they were very tasty. Apple bread pudding was moist in all the right ways and had chucks of apple. Smores brownie was also well baked, lots of graham cracker and marshmallow within. My favorite was the ham and cheese croissant which was fantastically magical. Not sure what type of cheese it was but there was plenty of it. Croissant was well made and ham was plentiful. Lots of other homemade baked good as well including cider doughnuts and «uglies» which are the doughnut run off bits– tasty at $ 1 dollar for a small bag. The whole area was nice, apple orchard, apples for sale, little antique shop and small hens and chickens to look at. Homemade, unpasteurized cider is also very tasty, a little pricey IMO. Service was great, definitely worth a visit.

Known to locals, but a hidden Gem. I needed 5 gallons of apple cider and they had it available the next day! Upon arrival I was blown away by the food selection!

From farm fresh produce to fresh, on-​site baked goods and now, premium ice cream; this place is a hidden gem that’s well worth the short drive from the East Longmeadow rotary.
Don’t let the name fool you, they may have started with apples a few years ago but their seasonal fresh fruits and vegetables are GREAT, especially the Peaches.
The fresh baked goods are hard to resist, their scones, croissants, cider doughnuts, pies and breads have all been delicious.
If you’re reading this, I hope you take the time to help keep this, wonderful local business growing.

What a hidden gem! Reminds me of Atkins in Amherst BEFORE it was the Atkins of today. Cider, great baked good selections, some nice unique items. Definitely worth the stop. And a local business! Great to support local, especially when they are high quality and friendly.
Wanted cider doughnuts? Get their before they close! Keep you’re eyes open, easy to pass right by them on 83 in East Longmeadow.
They are seasonal, so catch them before they close for the winter!
Highly recommend!