We decided to take a summer road trip out to South Central Washington. Along with visiting…read morewineries and farms, we visited the Downtown Yakima Farmers Market. We found street parking. The info booth/tent was in a centralized location. The downtown association uses the Philippine sun in their logo. I like that the venue was covered. It was still hot out though. Good mix of friendly vendors. Great variety of produce. We purchased cherries since it's in season.

Nice farmers market. Good selection of produce and different vendors…read more Produce was expensive. Food vendors had some great options.

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!

Fresh farm fruit yes. Even better are the homemade cookies. Even better are the homemade pies. Even…read morebetter is the hometown smiley friendly service! Situated what is now the west Yakima suburbs, a little drive from the freeway exit. Everything is pretty much to-go, so make it your last stop on your way back home. A Yakima icon, always a visit when in the Palm Springs of Washington.

Actua fruit stand in the middle of an orchard!…read more We asked what was local and the response was everything except for some peaches which came from 20 miles away.. Super cool place Went for the pie which they were out of.. got something called a papple, like a Japanese pear and some leper colony like pumpkin which was super cool

This farm was great. Reasonable prices and fun selection of produce, especially peppers. We did not…read moreu-pick, but several people were and those prices were even better.

I love this farm. The family and staff are so friendly and helpful. I love that you can u-pick…read moreand there is such a great variety. I look forward to picking here every year. Thank you to the Krueger family for the rich history you have in the valley.

Great prices, good selection and great quality. We were impressed and will be back! We were lucky…read moreto find plums, canning tomatoes, peaches and apples. Yummy

If you want top quality fruit from honest, hard working people this is the farm to go to. They…read morehave the best peaches I have ever ate, bar none! They appreciate your business , and are very knowledgeable about their product. Wound up making 2 trips with a pallet of peaches for church people in Union, Oregon. Intend to come back this year!

I came here a few weeks ago on the weekend for their U-pick berries. At the time, only normal…read moreraspberry was available for picking. We had a great time picking some of them ourselves. It was super sunny and hot, but we had a great time. The raspberries weren't super sweet in my opinion, but they were fresh and lasted days after. They also have a little store that sells berries products like different berry jams, pies, ice cream, fresh berries, honey, and lemonades. Everyone was very friendly and super welcoming. It's a nice spot for a weekend activity with the family. They also have a stand at the local farmers market on the weekend. I tried their huckleberry cinnamon roll and the raspberry hand pie (forgot pictures), and those were both too sweet for me. However, the traditional cherry pie that I got was perfect. It was super yummy! I definitely would go back to do some more U-pick, especially for the gold raspberries, and for the traditional pies that they offer.

The huckleberry scones are delicious! The berries adding both sweetness and moisture to the buttery…read morescones. First time having huckleberries in a baked good and I'm now a fan. Ahtanum Bakery is adjacent to their berry patch in Yakima. Because of the climate, they harvest strawberries, blueberries, huckleberries and Marion berries right through the fall. They have a a u-pick field or you can buy the berries already picked. Every year they participate in the Hood River Valley Harvest festival in October. People remember them and line up for the massive cinnamon rolls, hand pies, scones, pies, decorated sugar cookies and other delectables. Oh, and fresh berries! Prices are a bit high, but the quality is definitely there. These are not mass produced, but made in small batches with fresh ingredients and love.

Get a couple miles off the highway and you'll be rewarded - this is a great, real mid-sized produce…read morestand, with fantastic prices and awesome produce. open spring-fall. Much better than the giant, rip-off, lame-O produce stands along I-90. In October they have a great corn maze. If you haven't seen it all before, get off I-82 at either Granger or Toppenish. Drive through town to see the dozen dinosaurs statues (Granger), follow the county roads signs to Toppenish (to see the dozens of western murals). Schell's is about halfway between the two towns.

I visit this place every halloween for its corn maze. It's a really cute farm, and gets you in the…read morehalloween spirit around that time of year. I'm only giving Schell's a bad review because the "manager," I believe, that was helping us buy admission yelled at my friend for informing her she was swiping his card wrong. I don't know if it's a big deal to treat your customers like crap, but you might what to tell her to lighten up.

The people were helpful and friendly and just great. The produce is wonderful. The other kitschy…read morethings (bing cherry and huckleberry big foot toe jam ) we got some beautiful asparagus and apples and Tuscan melons and honeys. What a great stop!

Owner went and picked me out a better watermelon! Knew it was going to be a great place when the…read moreparking lot was full!