
Trailbreaker Cider is a state-of-the-art juice and cider factory with an adjacent restaurant & event venue with full viewing of the operations of the facility and over a 1/2 acre of spacious outdoor seating. Stop by to check out one of the Inland NW’s premier cider facilities.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2204 N Madson St, Liberty Lake, WA 99019
Phone: (509) 279-2159
Website: http://www.trailbreakercider.com/
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Reviews
One of the highlights of this place is that it’s gluten-free friendly, which is a huge plus for anyone with dietary restrictions. You can enjoy the food with peace of mind, knowing there are plenty of options available. It’s clear the restaurant puts a lot of care into catering to different needs without sacrificing taste or quality.
The atmosphere here is relaxed and welcoming, making it the perfect spot to catch up with friends and family. Whether you’re stopping in for a quick bite or spending a leisurely afternoon with loved ones, the casual, self-service setup adds to the charm. However, one thing to keep in mind is that the food can sometimes take a little longer to arrive. While this can be a slight inconvenience, it’s worth the wait given the quality of the dishes.
All in all, it’s a fantastic spot to enjoy a great meal and drinks in a friendly, laid-back environment. Perfect for anyone looking to unwind with delicious cider, top-notch food, and good company!
Plenty of space and seating. I had their cod and chips and it was so good! There cider is also amazing I had the watermelon mixed with (I think it was called) high sun. It was recommended by the lady at the bar and did not disappoint!
A couple friends and I stopped in there tonight for dinner. The patio wasn’t crowded and it was clean. There isn’t a lot of inside seating but thankfully they have plenty of outdoor seating.
You do order when you enter and they give you a buzzer to bring back to your table. When it goes off, you have to go back inside and retrieve your food from the kitchen window.
I tried a flight of 5 ciders (4 oz pours). I am not a huge cider person, but they were all really good.
For our meals, I went with their strawberry chicken salad. I went with the full-size and it was quite large. Really fresh and dark green lettuce, well cooked chicken, and lots of feta. The highlight was their raspberry vinaigrette though.
My friends both went with their Cali Club Wrap with tots. The wraps were large and both took half home with them.
All day Mondays is Happy Hour, so my friends also ordered their pretzels and tried a few of their dipping sauces (it did come with cheese sauce).
I don’t think you would want to come here on day you couldn’t be out on the patio, because there’s not a lot of seating if it’s busy. They do have an upstairs area, for 21 and over (I neglected to check out that space though, so no idea the size).
When you first enter, it looks like there aren’t many tables but looks are deceiving because there are two more levels of seating upstairs.We chose to sit upstairs and were delighted that the bar staff brought our food to us even though you usually have to get it yourself when it’s ready.
I suppose I should talk about the ciders too. For most ciders available in the grocery store, the manufacturer adds more sugar after the brewing is done resulting in a very sweet product with a high sugar content. Trailbreaker does not do this so the ciders have much less sugar (healthier) and are delicious and piquant.
We have been to this cidery multiple times and have loved the food and cider each time.
Gluten free huckleberry Cheese cake was delicious.