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"Absolutely beautiful. I recommend breakfast here, but they only serve on Friday Saturday Sunday. They open at 9:00 a.m. and I would recommend getting there when they open, as there are very little seats. Also on weekends do not forget to meet the cooked peanut type in front. They won't be disappointed."
Phone: +17066323411
Address: 8660 Blue Ridge Dr, Blue Ridge I-30513-4117, United States
City: Blue Ridge
Website: http://mercier2Dorchards.com
Monday: 07:00-18:00
Tuesday: 07:00-18:00
Wednesday: 07:00-18:00
Thursday: 07:00-18:00
Friday: 07:00-18:00
Saturday: 07:00-18:00
Sunday: 07:00-18:00
Dishes: 29
Amenities: 11
Categories: 5
Reviews: 1619
This is a must if you're in the Blue Ridge area. It is like a court shop with a restaurant and tons of shopping. The restaurant offers a great breakfast during the weekends. Amazing biscuits, fresh fruit, canned apple butter, eggs, sausages, French toast, waffles, chicken biscuits, geese and coffee and tea. The store carries fresh fruit, canned fruit, apple butter, some no sugar options, syrup, honey, stuffed animals, muffin mixtures, donuts and more. There's a bakery back there. The staff were really nice. I'm sure this would be a great stop in autumn when apples are in the season! The terrain is also really pretty. There is a pond where you can walk around and rest benches.
This is the top of the mountain for peasant markets. If you are from this place within 8 hours, you owe yourself a visit. From apples, peaches, blueberries and honey to everything in between. This place has a fantastic breakfast and lunch. A first-class bakery, candy, toy shop, jams, jelly and so much more!!! There is even a wine tasting room with handicraft wine and lemons. Do not miss a trip to this peasant market Mecha!!!
I heard it was strawberry season and couldn’t pass up the opportunity for some fresh ones so me made the venture out there. It was more than worth it! The orchard is absolutely stunning and the shop has everything you could expect. They have their own cidery and make a variety of seasonal wines (and slushies). Their website even has a schedule of what’s currently in season so you can coordinate your visit to your preference.
This place is awesome! As you might expect all the food is fresh grown and made which really makes this place stand out. I had the apple French toast afterwards we did some shopping and picked up fresh peaches as well as some other goodies like strawberry and blueberry jelly, some pepper jelly and apple cider. It’s a definite must-do when you’re in the Blue Ridge area.
Absolutely beautiful. I recommend breakfast here, but they only serve on Friday Saturday Sunday. They open at 9:00 a.m. and I would recommend getting there when they open, as there are very little seats. Also on weekends do not forget to meet the cooked peanut type in front. They won't be disappointed.
