This little shop is chock full of gems, minerals, pocket rocks, and beautiful jewelry. The…read moreproprietors, Robert and Lisa, are warm, inviting, enthusiastic, and knowledgeable, and absolutely will share their excitement and wisdom with you. Robert will cut and/or facet your stones for you too, whether you purchase it there or have one of your own. There are stones in every price range. Their necklaces are beautiful and very affordable. Even if you're not in it to buy something I highly recommend dropping in. You're guaranteed to enjoy yourself.

Beautiful store with many fantastic specimens. They also have the largest collection of Ellensburg…read moreblues I've ever seen! Really nice owners and very knowledgeable. They even offer service with x-ray machine to identify stones, silver, gold and percentages for a reasonable fee. Great to identify jewelry, turquoise, etc. . Great place to buy gifts too.

This is a place I have been visiting for years and each time I enjoy the "hunt" for a perfect gift…read moreor that perfect item for myself - and I always find what I'm looking for and always come away with something i didn't even know I needed or wanted! If you're in the Wapato/Yakima area this is a MUST DO! Stop by or give Pat @ Country Garden Antiques a call at (509) 877-4644 and let her know you're stopping by - she enjoys sharing her knowledge of each of her pieces and telling the stories about where she procured them - it's not just a shopping trip it's an experience! The shop is located in an old carriage house on Pat and Fred's property amongst fruit orchards and next to their beautiful historical home and gardens where they have lived and raised their family since 1968.

So many great treasures! Such an awesome location!! I've purchased quite a few of my favorite…read morepieces from Country Garden Antiques. They knew their stuff!

Forty years ago we bought the most beautiful oak table from this gentleman and it still looks great…read moretoday! Now I'm looking for a smaller square dining table to fit in a down sized apartment!

This is a top notch jeweler. Both Pam and Heidi are the type of qualified, knowledgeable and…read moreprofessional people that everyone hopes to deal with when they are contemplating a jewelry purchase, You WILL NOT BE SORRY. Their Jeweler, Scott, is the best, most talented artist and will not disappoint. I am over the moon happy with the many pieces that this business has helped me with. This place is as good ad it gets!

I was very happy with my experience at Bergeron Jewelers. I came in looking for something specific…read moreand they were able to custom make it for me, and faster than expected too. Everyone was so friendly and helpful! I highly recommend them and I would not hesitate to go back.

What a cute local museum. Stop here on a road trip and we really enjoyed it. Was not big but was…read morewell done. Had a fun kids area in addition to a scavenger hunt with a small prize.

Incredible! My dad…read morewas from Yakima, so I wanted to visit. I have no idea how I'd research things, but I did try - I did numerous web searches and there wasn't much I could find. We were in Yakima last week and we stopped by the museum. We were greeted by a nice man, who we bought tickets from. I told him my story and he said we should speak to John. Luckily, he was in and we went into the archives office and he showed us all kinds of things! He found my grandfather's store, then he told us that it was torn down, but he told us about other businesses in the area! He showed us pictures dating back over 100 years! He then found my dad's old house. We took down the address - this is something I'd like to see! He gave us a lot of great information - what an amazing man! He showed us some artwork in another room, then sent us on our tour of the museum. We had a wonderful docent give us a tour. She took us room to room, answered our questions and made the entire experience world class! In the middle of our tour, John came by and showed us another photo he had pulled up! Now that's amazing! We finished our tour. We thoroughly enjoyed ourselves and we learned a lot about Yakima. Oh yeah, we also learned that we were staying in Union Gap, not Yakima. After the museum, we went to where the store was, then we went to see where my dad great up. What a perfect day and it was all due to the excellent staff at the Yakima Valley Museum and Historical Association! You have to visit this museum!

Larson Gallery is clean, quiet, beautifully appointed. It's a place where I can go and just sit on…read morea bench and let the quiet and beauty of great art just soak in

This is quite the gem, hiding in plain sight! The Larsen gallery for many years was on the campus…read moreof Yakima, Valley College, but recently moved across the street to a more standalone space, adjacent to the Taco Bell on 16th. They have a ton more room, exhibit a lovely, and they have an outdoor space with a host, music, wine and food events in conjunction with the vintners room next-door! This space is beautifully designed and houses some amazing pieces from local artists as well as shows from artists from around the globe. They've got plenty of cool and eclectic stuff in the gift shop as well. This spot is a must see for anyone in the community!

Tony is the best! He's an honest man and very friendly. We purchased a used washer and dryer after…read morerecently moving. They were a matched Whirlpool set and in great condition. They delivered same day for free! Clearly a family run business. All employees were very friendly and helpful also. They showed and offered to email me a wholesale furniture catalog because I couldn't find a couch I liked. They also had cool gems like a treasure chest and an antique pedal sewing machine that I wish I could have bought, but have no space for. I will definitely be returning.

My experience at this store was not a good one. At first Tony was friendly and helpful with helping…read moreme find a dryer and he tested it for me and it worked and heated well. We spent $150 plus tax on it, took it home, hooked it up, and it only worked for a month and a half! The heating element did not work and it was 45 days after we bought it, so I couldn't take it back and get my money back after the 30 day warranty he gave us. It was pretty disappointing. That's what I get for buying a used dryer at a thrift shop. Be careful buying used appliances here!! The furniture that he sells looks nice so maybe I will stick to just furniture from now on, if I ever go back.

From beginning to end, my experience with Kraffs in buying a bomber jacket was incredible! Justin,…read moreone of the owners, was extremely professional, knowledgeable, and encouraging (not in a hardsell way). His customer service dedication was obvious and consistent. The merchandise is first-rate and uniquely beautiful and very carefully made. Other businesses online might learn from Kraffs. I intend to order another coat come fall. Truly a wonderful experience in online shopping. Boyd Koehler Minneapolis, MN_

They have lots of stale clothes here, and a few overpriced items of beadwork, etc. I would give…read morethis two stars, BUT they have an amazing selection of pendleton blankets, fabric, and finished coats. Also, they have homemade pendleton coats in all sizes, at pretty reasonable prices. The owner is pretty friendly -- he's a white guy and he supplies Native stores as far at North Dakota and Montana, I think mostly pendleton goods and tshirts. The staff was terrible, though. The two women that waited on my aunt seemed really hostile and rude, despite both of us trying to be friendly. Really, though, what earns my three star approval is their selection of pendleton goods, especially the fabric. AND, most importantly, they have trade cloth!! they carry all existing colors of trade cloth at the going rate (about $26/yd). First place in all of Washington state that I've found that carries trade cloth!