Di Nardo's Cider Mill & Farm — Local services in Cañon City

The owner is a rude nasty old man, I was door dashing for los compás restaurant and there was no parking so I pulled in to di nardos to see if I can park there to do my job and pick up my door dash order. I realized there was a sign saying 20$ fee for parking. As I proceed to leave the parking lot I had gotten to the yield spot where you leave a parking lot and pulled out. The rude nasty old man pulled up behind my car and laid on his horn while I was trying to call the restaurant to see if they can bring me the order. I was not on his property he is a very rude greedy old man. I do not appreciate that he is being extremely rude and disrespectful to people who are just trying to do their job. I would not shop here if I were you. If he is that rude and indecent to people just trying to do their job imagine how he will treat you going into his store. That is not very welcoming and very rude when I wasn’t even on your property. I really hope no one supports this business because he obviously doesn’t support the community himself. I really hope people use another farmers...

We stopped here on a whim while driving through Canon City. It doesn’t look like much from the outside, but inside is an abundance of very interesting kitchen wares and homey bottled fruits, pickled vegetables, and local honey. They also sell a good variety of Colorado-grown dry beans. If your looking for pizzella makers or Scandinavian waffle makers, this is the place for you. They also have a good selection of manual meat grinders , pasta makers, ravioli makers, rosette makers and the like. The proprietors are the original store owners and they boast being the oldest continuously operating business in the state. Mr Di Nardo still makes pizzella fresh for purchase. They are very good. This little slice of history is...

Have been to this store many times with my family in the 1980s and first half of 1990s. Visiting now was akin to time traveling for me, for although the aisles are rearranged and some of the merch has changed, the kindness of the staff and the variety of cider flavors along with locally produced foods hasn't. I really appreciated the time spent talking with Heidi and getting to meet Mr. Di Nardo during my visit. This store is such a treasure in the Cañon...