Cockrell Hard Cider - Puyallup, Washington

Andy B. (.

Jena. Thank you for the great recommendation on the blonde beer. Was quite good. Also the remember Betty's event was top notch

Madison R.

Would be 5 stars for food, drinks, atmosphere, but can only leave 2 stars due to getting bit by the dog on property. Would gladly return if dog is no longer allowed to roam or kept to one section.

On this last Friday, we went to Cockrell to meet some friends for a cider. Cockrell allows children under 18 months to come in. So we brought our 6 month old with us. We had drinks and ordered pizza from the food truck. All of the food, beverages, and atmosphere were really great, until the black lab on the property came over to our table. Earlier in the evening, we were petting the dog and our friends (who had been before) said he was very friendly.

Later on, my 6month old was in his car seat on the grass between my husband and I, the dog wandered up to our table. My friend called the dog over by her, so the dog would not bother the baby. I opened my pizza box to eat a slice, and the dog bit my hand. He was going for the pizza slice but instead got my hand. It was very unexpected and quite painful. Even our friends were shocked, as we were not attempting to feed the dog nor taunting it. I was just trying to eat my pizza slice. Luckily it did not break skin, however it left large indent on pointer finger (leaving the finger/hand sore) and bruising along my middle, ring, and pinky fingers. After we had left, I called the owner to let him know and he said that he will “take the this into consideration very seriously.”

But a word to the wise, keep your distance from the dog if you plan on eating while at Cockrell.

Gina C.

Cockrel has a great atmosphere, great cider and great food trucks. They also have a few beers on tap and a few wines as well. There are rotating food trucks to feed the crowd, check the calendar for the latest one.
There is often live music inside the tents in the winter and outside on the stage in the summer.
If you are prone to being cold, make sure you bring coats, scarves, hats and gloves as this is a mostly outdoor venue, with fires and heaters.

Renee M.

So happy I found this gem! Wanted to take my good friend to a cider place & it did not disappoint at all. Tried a blackberry and blueberry cider. Both were delicious. Venue has different food trucks on different days. They also have wine and beer. We decided to buy the glasses because we can bring them back and reuse them! They are all about recycling & we love that. The atmosphere is also very inviting. Saw people grabbing games to play at the table too. Looks like they had a nice selection. We will definitely be back!

Matt W.

This might be the best place to spend a summer afternoon. When we were there, it was early spring, but the weather suddenly warmed up to t-shirt weather, and we were playing fetch with the dog on the lawn, relaxing in the lounge chairs, drinking some blackberry cider (of course) and listening to the chickens. The tasting room is small with plenty of seating on the deck outside it, and the bottles they sell are some of the best cider Cockrell makes. On the weekdays they're open, the place gets packed fast after work hours, and parking can be a challenge so get there early to make sure you get a parking space and a table. It's no longer the secret it once was.

Melanie ?. M.

I love this place! Friendly cider tasting house in an authentic and beautiful farm setting. Family friendly, local charm, welcoming. Food truck Fridays make it even better, but you can bring your own food and make it a picnic, too.

K L.

Love this place!! It's such a fun casual local hangout and is surrounded by agriculture to boot! Also great to rent for parties!

Shawn M.

I love this place every time I go there. The cider is Always good , with new ones every week. The atmosphere is so peaceful , as you sit next to the Apple Orchards 🍎