Wilshire's Apple Shed

Wilshire's includes a general store attached to a coffee shop storefront where you can order standard coffee fare, pastries, or food. There's a few bartop seats indoors and a lot of seating outdoors. We stopped by to browse the general store and grab their apple cider latte (delicous!). There's also plenty of free parking in the lot.

If you are here then you need to make a stop here to pick yourself up a pizza! It is worth the hype and it's such a cute and cozy place just to enjoy your food.

Delicious, high-quality pizza and coffee! Deserves the praise from reviews and social media. Tried the Bees Knees and Kitchen Garden pizzas, which we shared for 3 people which was plenty of food and both very well cooked with fresh ingredients. You can see the team preparing the fresh ingredients when ordering. The caramel apple latte was also flavorful and tasty and could stack up to those sold at a nice cafe. Beautiful ambiance with plenty of outdoor tables with umbrellas. Parking was free (which isn't the case for all restaurants in the area), and there wasn't any issue finding a spot at around 11 am on Sunday. There is also parking available behind the building. There are some other restaurants in the area that charge for parking. Things did get a bit busier closer to noon time but still seemed manageable. Highly recommended for your visit to Oak Glen!

My husband and I always make sure to stop here when visiting Oak Glen. The store/cafe is so cozy. Whether we order pizza or a coffee, we're never disappointed. I ordered a caramel apple latte today - delicious!

Wilshire's Apple Shed is a great spot to grab lunch and relax in the chill, open-air atmosphere. The restaurant has some delicious pizzas, coffee drinks, apple drinks, and baked goods. We usually visit this place after a morning session of picking apples at a nearby orchard. The country style and homey ambiance create a pleasant experience while enjoying the food and drinks. On our last trip, we shared a few 10" wood-fired pizzas and apple pie slices and sipped on some iced apple cider and hard apple cider. My favorite pizzas are the Bees Knees, Kitchen Garden, and Down The Ranch. The cherry tomatoes they use are so good. You can't go wrong with any of the pizzas. They also offer salads and sandwiches, which I have yet to try.The attached gift shop is also a wonderful place to browse around and grab some merch or enjoy some treats to take home to enjoy. The staff is also very friendly and hardworking. The only downside is that it gets busy during the weekends, and it's tough to find a seat/table or even a parking spot. But if you do have a chance to visit, it's worth the fantastic food.

It's official apple picking season! Oak Glen is know for its apple orchards, and although you can't pick apples at Wilshire's Apple Shed (I know, a bit confusing), it's a great place to stop after for a delicious lunch. I've been here twice in the past couple of weeks, and highly recommend their pizzas! Market to market is a good choice if you like bbq and apple; bee's knees is more traditional with Italian sausage and pepperoni. Add a salad to get some greens in your meal.Bench and table seating outdoors, and under the shade feels great after a hot day of apple picking. I also like that they also have coffee here, and a cute gift shop next door.

It was my first time at Wilshire's as we were visiting Oak Glen for the day. We ordered two pizzas and got them with gluten free crust. We ordered the bees knees and kitchen garden. The crust was a bit burnt for my liking in all honesty, but the flavor itself was pretty good. I'm giving this place 4 stars for the burnt crust. The service was good, but the line was insane probably due to the weekend. Be warned about that! It's for sure touristy. Will probably visit again.

We came here in the midst of the Apple Butter Festival! I would honestly probably give a higher star rating if our Apple Pie Pizza didn't take over 30 minutes to come out. We were seriously considering taking the loss and leaving before our food came. The apple butter cinnamon roll was delicious though, especially when warmed up. The apple pie pizza was a bit polarizing... the ricotta cheese and apples and sweetness was a bit too much for my friends, but I personally enjoyed it. I probably would've enjoyed it more if it didn't take half an hour to come out. And I didn't like the cider float or the apple butter latte... but the cold brew shake was pretty good.

Nice small store, they offer food, some pastries, and tasty coffee, they have outdoor seating, parking is limited. Overall good experience.

We started our apple picking day with pizza at Wilshire's. The parking is a bit difficult as there are more people than parking spots. They have parking in the front, on the street and a back lot. We were lucky to get a sport in the back lot. The line was quite long when we arrived around 1 pm. The line itself took about 30 minutes and once we ordered, our pizza took another 20 minutes. The pizza is made fresh but i would suggest going earlier to skip the lines. We also ordered their apple cider which was delicious. The pizzas range from $13-15 ish. They are made on a wood fired oven. We ordered 3 pizzas, the bees knees, the kitchen garden and down by the ranch. The bees knees has marinara, mozarella, ricotta, pepperoni, italian sausage, garlic, diced onion, and fresh basil. The kitchen garden has pesto, mozzarella, garlic, onion, bell peppers, cherry tomatoes. Down by the ranch has ranch, mozzarella, chicken, basil, onion, tomatoes, and garlic. My favorites were the bees knees and kitchen garden. There appeared to be inconsistencies with which orders were coming out. Some people who ordered after us got their pizzas first and they also ordered more pizzas than us. I think they need a better system. However, customer service was excellent from the girl who took our order at the register to the guys manning the pizza oven. You order then try your best to find some seating.They also have napkins, chili flakes, cheese and even plastic plates.PRO TIP: they provide free ranch for your pizza, you just have to ask.