Tanuki Cider - Santa Cruz, California

Address: 334 Ingalls St Ste B, Santa Cruz, CA 95060.

Website: tanukicider.com
Specialties: Winery.
Other points of interest: Wheelchair accessible seating, Bar onsite, Credit cards, Free parking lot, Free street parking, On-site parking.
Opinions: This company has 3 reviews on Google My Business.
Average opinion: 3.7/5.

📌 Location of Tanuki Cider

⏰ Open Hours of Tanuki Cider

Monday: Closed
Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: Closed
Thursday: 2–5 PM
Friday: 1–7 PM
Saturday: 1–7 PM
Sunday: 2–6 PM

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👍 Reviews of Tanuki Cider

Daniel W.

1/5

Not kid friendly at all! They had a live music event with a local singer that was 12 or so. You would think this would make for a kid friendly event…not so much! The owner was very rude to us and our 2 year old daughter since he wanted to seat a couple and she was already playing in an empty seat he wanted for them. He was even glaring at other kids playing around and even made his own kids leave and play on the sidewalk on Ingalls Street instead of near the taproom. Besides the owner not liking kids the cider that comes out of the taproom was flat and overpriced for what it was. My cider came straight out of an already opened can that who knows how long it was open which would explain how flat it was. It was also poured in to a champagne glass that was barely half full. That guy must be making a killing since it wasn’t even a full 12 oz. can for $8 before tip! Will not go back and do not recommend in any way! Now I know why they are always empty besides 1-2 people.

Melissa R.

5/5

Best cider in town!! Been a fan for years and have never been disappointed. Plus Robby is a great guy, super knowledgable and creates a fun atmosphere to grab a drink at. Must add to the list!

Emily S.

5/5

Freakin’ DELICIOUS cider

If you’re in Santa Cruz and love cider, this is where you want to go!

A lil wild fermentation and a lotta heart-tanuki cider is the bee’s knees