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

My friend was on the hunt for Tieton cherries, however, we had just missed those. Apparently, they…read moreare a bit earlier than the rest of the cherries. Catch ya next year! There was a handicap spot right next to the steps but don't remember there being a ramp (might be wrong though). I got some sweet juicy apricots and my friend got some cherries. They had some tempting baked goods too! We hit some other stands up north but ended up coming back here for more cherries. They had the best price!

Love this place I stop every year on my way to visit my family in Oroville wa for vacation and I…read morelove the big dill pickle salsa they have I was sad last year they didn't have it but they did this year I bought 3 jars of it I might buy more on my way back through if it's open early enough when I drive through

Very clean establishment, always find what I'm looking for, plus more, staff very helpful,…read morelovexthis pkace prices are fairly reasonable

Down a sunny concrete road, past a couple of warehouses, deep in the heart of Apple country sits a…read morecute little store that goes along with one of the largest apple juice and applesauce producing companies in the world! The treetop store in visitor center is a lovely little spot to stop and learn about the history of this company that has been supplying Apple related products to the country for a long time. I've got plenty of apple juice and apple sauce for purchase, lots of trinkety sort of items and a really nice display on the company and the area. Prices for the Applesauce packets seem to be a little bit less expensive been at the store and also come in larger quantities. Also, if you're looking for an Americana type sign, they may have it here. My first trip in here pretty much assured that I will be back at some point. This is a fun little store with some fun items for purchase and plenty of applesauce!

Saw this place on a news story and saw they served food…read more When we got there the only items left were deli sandwiches and yogurt and a small salad bar. Wanted to get an iced coffee but the machine was broke down. There are gift items to buy and of course tree top items some you can only get there and nit in stores. Overall I think i was expecting more but if you like buying juice, applesauce by the case It is a better deal to buy from here.

Prepared Food: We got a peach sundae with berry ice cream instead of vanilla. I'm sure vanilla is…read moregood, but this was the right move. It was AMAZING! A large helping of fresh peaches, divine ice cream and whip cream was above and beyond. We also got a milkshake which was fresh made with real ingredients - also received two thumbs WAY up! Fruit: We purchased peaches and apples. All were fresh, crisp and sweet. Great condition and very well priced. Service: Everyone was kind, attentive, and helpful. The young lady who made our sundae was new to the job, but did an absolutely fantastic job. Atmosphere: This place is neat and a beautiful, early fall day when you can still get some peaches, is a perfect time. Highly recommended. We'll be back!!

Buy local grown fruit, jams, spaghetti sauce. We came during the apricot, cherry season. I highly…read morerecommend the very sweet, delicious Selah cherries. We had a few ice cream cups too. A+ for Kevinlicious.

I've been getting their produce box every other week for quite a while now and I love it. The…read moreproduce is always fresh and supports local farms and businesses. They also have a great variety of other items from specialty seasonings to a full greenhouse of plants and ice cream!

On the corner of Highway 12 and old Naches highway since this very unassuming fruit stand that has…read morebeen there for as long as I can remember, but until recently I have not visited. We were looking for a Christmas tree and as fate would have it trees were available here! Just outside the fruitstand, in the winter time, sets a myriad of potential Christmas trees just hoping for the right person to come along and take them home and bring Yuletide joy to their house! They had a pretty good selection of trees here with sizes from around 4 feet all the way up to 10-12 feet. The prices were solid with six and 7 foot trees right around $40-$50. You pick the tree, they cut off a small piece on the base so you can put it in water when you get home and help you tie it to the top of your car if needed. The gentleman helping us, Ramiro, was very nice and made the whole process very easy. We'll be back for fruit in the spring!

I love cherries. This being said I try to get as many as possible during "cherry time" and I'm…read moreeven furtively buying some (maybe five or six really great looking ones) around Christmas time as a really really personal, special treat, when they're imported from far away. I'm from Europe and recently visited San Francisco. Instead of an expensive and lonely night out I opted for selected goodies from Whole Foods for a hotel room dinner. So, long after cherry time in Europe was over I still got the best cherries in years, a decently sized bag, with all of them in perfect quality, sweet, firm and fairly big fruit. I was so impressed with their quality that I looked up the company to thank them for this treat. Keep it up, I'll always look for your produce when in the area.

WOW these Rainier Honey Crisp apples I got at Costco are amazing! Seriously the best I have ever…read morehad. Keep up the good work!

The best assortment and quality of local fruits and vegetables that I've seen. Their smoked garlic…read moreis to die for! He owners are extremely friendly and helpful. While I was there, another customer wanted a snack to eat while driving home. When the owner recommended a cantaloupe I was a bit surprised and confused, until he took out this nifty device, and within moments, flowered it into bite-size pieces! It was awesome! I'll definitely be visiting this place again!

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.

Great ambiance. Wide variety of fresh foods to choose from. Reasonable prices…read more Friendly vendors and lots of families and dogs.

When you go to the farmers market in Yakima, it really is traveling to the epicenter of the farm…read moreportion of farm-to-table. While it's not a giant market, it encompasses about two city blocks and has Thirty or so vendors. The majority of the vendors are from farms either in Yakima or some of the neighboring communities. When we first attended a few weeks ago, there was an incredible amount of produce available. It ranges from veggies, to berries, to just about any type of fruit you could imagine. The best part however was the fact that there's really not a lot of price difference between here and the stores around. And most farmers markets that we have frequented, there's a significant markup - fortunately that really was not the case here. Aside from the produce, there were a good number of ancillary booths including those specializing in wood carving, a couple cheese makers (YES!), a sausage booth, a few jewelry spots and a number of local organizations advertising to the community- we talked with the master gardeners and they're a fun bunch! The food available here was pretty legit too. A Filipino booth boasts some incredible pork and beef skewers, there's tons of good Mexican food options and a number of other booths rotate through. We're excited to keep seeing what rotates through. In addition to this being a great market, there is incredible potential given the surrounding area. I wouldn't surprise me to see the number of food trucks continue to increase and the non-produce options continue to expand. A+!