This has been an epic summer! It wasn't until covid I started having issues with business hours of…read moreoperation. Lately, the issue has become weekly The Yelp page showed this place open from 9am to 2. We arrived about 1:30 to find out the place wasn't open at all today. I now see the Yelp page is not claimed. A butcher is not a business you would expect to take weekend off. So it turns out packing the trunk with a cooler to bring back what I assumed was fresh meat was a waste of time, energy and effort.

They always give me beautiful cuts of meat and the flavor is amazing! It's worth the drive from…read moreSunnyside! I'd recommend them over grocery store meat everytime!

I am a regular customer, have been for years, I recently went to the bakery , picked up a small…read morecake for an impromptu graduation party for Granddaughter, the girl Was nice and asked if she could write something on it , i said sure Congratulations would be great, so she did and put it in a box and taped it shut , when i opened it for the party this is what we get! Very embarrassing for a high school graduation to have an adult misspell ! Wow! Really, maybe should hire a little more qualified personnel, this is Not acceptable! Everyone laughed this time but that is Not something that should happen !

I've went here for a while now but, they have good donuts and I'm kind of sad because they canceled…read morethe bacon maple bars. The items are way to expensive, none of us want to go there anymore because of how expensive things are.

Matterhorn has it all. German sausages and all the bows and whistles to go with it. Tea, coffee,…read morechocolate and Christmas specialty items. You literally feel like your in Europe! We always order our Thanksgiving turkey in October and pick up some great Christmas items every year. This store is worth the drive and we always look forward to going!!!

You wouldn't imagine that much happens inside of the humble building that is the Matterhorn Meat…read moreshop, but you'd be wrong! This place is awesome! The owner, Fred (Alfred) is a friendly swiss man who must be in his 80's. He has a thick swiss accent, but that only makes sense considering the name of the store! During my discussion with Fred, I found out that he started working with meat in the mid 60's. He started the Matterhorn Meat Shop in 1975 and has been doing it ever since. He told me that he got into the business because he enjoyed doing it, not because of the money! I was excited to try a get a feel for the quality here, so I decided to trying a little bit of several items: Jerky ($16/95/lb): Very good. He keeps it frozen, but it's been great once it's thawed. It's a bit on the thicker side, but I'd get some again. Jerky is always expensive, but this seemed pretty reasonable. Gothaer Zervelat - It's basically a german salami. It's an oblong shape and has a pretty good smoke flavor to it. If you're into salami, try some of this! Knockwurst - I haven't tried it yet, but I'm told that its the swiss version of a hot dog. It looks similar to a brat. Spicy Sausage - A bit milder than I would like, but delicious! Mild Sausage - Delightful! A fairly standard sausage, but worth trying. Landjaeger - Its quite a bit different that the other ones that I've had. Based on my experience here, I can't imagine that this is anything but 100% authentic. They are pretty big, but the flavor is mild and worth trying. Bring cash - I'm not sure if he accepts credit cards or not. I think that his register is the same one that he had in 1975, which is awesome! My only regret is that I didn't discover the Matterhorn Meat Shop earlier. This is undoubtedly on it's way to becoming one of my favorite shops around!

Let me just say, I was on a trek to find authentic Mexican bread or "Pan Dulce" for my entire trip…read moreto the Yakima and Columbia Valley. Having grown up in California, I remember walking in to the bakery with my parents only to be greeted by the sweet aroma of fresh baked bread. I would always choose my favorite piece and watch it closely in the bag all the way home. In an attempt to find some authentic bread, we were headed to a chain store that would surely sell less than suitable bread to spark memories. By chance we found La Petunia. We were greeted by Don Rosas and quickly and eagerly I went on a rampage picking out my own bread. As a side note, it is quite common for there to be a butcher shop within a small bodega store, as was the case here. We din't buy meat so I will ignore it. Regardless. With the ovens that cook the bread in the background still whirring and having chosen and tasted some churros and a small piece of bread here and there we were off. The bread is the freshest and closest thing to my childhood market bread that I have ever tasted in Washington State and in California. 10/10 would highly recommend and will even consider driving all the way to Yakima just for this bread. As a side note, the taco truck outside is equally delicious!

We came across this second rendition of the McIlrath Fruitstand while we were riding our bikes…read morealong the Naches trail of the Greenway path. It's located in an iconic for a building with a giant sign that simply reads "Fruit" - Washington nostalgia at its best! Apparently they are renting the place from the previous owners had lucky for all of us, it gives us a chance to buy more delicious produce and local products a little bit further down on the trail! Located on the way out to Naches, this place has tons of great stuff be at for a bike ride, a barbecue or just grabbing some delicious tree grown treats for at home. The produce that is available here largely mirrors what is down the road a few miles at the main stand near Suntides golf course. When we came in, they had tons of fresh bing and rainier cherries, apricots, peppers, Blueberries and plenty of potatoes and onions. The array of colors on any of the tables is always impressive and make sure thankful to live in a place like this! In addition to fruit, they roast their own peanuts, sell Tillamook ice cream, So local honey, rustic wooden furniture as well as meats from a butcher in Selah and smoked salmon from a small town on the Westside. It all added up to more than we were expecting and gave us a lot of reasons to come back here other than just the tree fruit options. The prices are very reasonable and the gal working here was very friendly. It's the sort of place you stop on your way out and on your way back, and is a good reason to carry a bag or basket on your bike! A great stop no matter what the occasion.

Sitting here eating one of their sausages I pulled out of the freezer and I'm still amazed at how…read moredamn delicious these sausages are. My family has been eating these very sausages for as long as I can remember and it's always been a treat. I can honestly say that I have been eating these same sausages my whole entire life. My family doesn't just shop for dinner here, we pack our freezers! My mom will order several pounds the smoked German sausage when she's in town and fly them back home to Texas. Are they the best in the world? Probably not, but being a classic dinner here and there throughout my 40 years on this earth and having grown up in the Yakima Valley makes them the best in my world. The smoked German sausage and spicy German sausage: -Perfect texture -Prefect bite -Amazing flavor -Meaty, juicy, perfect amount of fat! -Consistent quality! Look no further. This is THE place for the best German sausage in town, hell, probably for hundreds, maybe thousands of miles. I promise you that!

we always look for meat stores that sell sausage and pepperonis when we are in other towns…read more Foundthis little store through the yelp reviews and decided to give them a try. We were so glad after getting some of their wonderful pepperoni and other fine meats . This is a great little mom and paw type of store. We actually met the grandson. Who was there late on a Saturday and let us in to get our selections. The pepperoni is exceptionally moist compared to some of the others I have had and I'm a bit of a pepperoni connoisseur so I highly recommend this great little store.

Medically exempt not welcome. Very rudely, both owner Bob and manager Jason stated I am not welcome…read morewithout face mask or shield even when I presented a doctors note stating that I cannot wear either. No shoes, no shirt, no mask, no shop. This business discriminates against medically excepted even though WA state and Yakima county mask mandates state " Anyone who has been advised by a medical professional to not wear a face covering due to personal health reasons;" should not wear a mask. - https://www.yakimacounty.us/2412/Mask-Directive-Summary Jason escorted me and my children out of the store and laughed that he can sell me a mask if I want to shop.

This is a wonderful local grocery store. They have a fresh produce section, a fresh meat section…read morewith a butcher there several days a week, and everything else you might want. I highly recommend them

Having recently moved from the midwest where a number of independent grocers still rain supreme, we…read morecontinue to love Wray's. The prices are a touch higher than Walmart, but supporting IGA is boss in our opinion! The produce here is always excellent, the meat counter is a delight and they have an amazing wine and beer selection that runs the gamut from low end, I just need alcohol for a housewarming gift type stuff, to much higher end, I need a housewarming gift for someone I like type action! The cheese selection is solid and it looks as if they're continuing to expand the specialty cheeses and meats. Key knowledge - They have Amish Butter! If you've not tried it....it's so good! I figured it wasn't any different either, but know that it is! Everyone here is always exceptionally friendly and goes out of their way to help customers. It's not uncommon for them to taking bags out to the car of a pregnant woman or elderly couple. Keep up the great work!

I've found a lot of good bulk products but their bakery side looked a little disappointing.read more