We happen to cross this place when we were looking for a coffee shop to kill some time on a weekend…read moremorning. It's got a great location just off the main street in downtown, and was quite a lovely little space. Very much designed for people to come in, spread out and converse, it was a very warm and inviting sort of spot. The coffee offerings have a definite, Mexican flare to them, and were very nice. They had standard offerings and then a number of specials on a sort of fresh sheet. They had plenty of coffee and Mexican culturally centric items for sale as well as some clothing. Nice stuff to look through and most would find something they enjoy! The pictures in the wall were as expected, until I saw a print that read "Excess in Moderation". I found out it's by an artist named Ravi Zupa and now it may be my favorite picture! Back to the coffee - The ladies working here were very friendly and everything came out quick. All in all, a really cool spot with a great local vibe and pizzazz running throughout! You should check it out.

Last visited Aventura over 2 years ago (when they were still next to the book shop) and then moved…read moreaway. Was my favorite place for coffee in Yakima. Recently moved back, visited the new space, and love love love the vibes, the food, and STILL my favorite coffee in Yakima. I will definitely be back to try more of the food and it will definitely be one of my "third spaces". Highly suggest taking the time to stop and visit.

Adding to the continued expansion of awesomeness, Yakima now has its own nano roasters!…read more A lovely couple started roasting beans out of their house about 6 months ago and had such a following that they decided to open up a little shop from which to sell said roasty beans! Located off Tieton next to a salon, a gym and a taqueria, it's a perfect place to grab your fix and go. This isn't a coffee shop, but rather a roaster, so you're only buying beans. The place is only open a couple times per week for folks to pick up orders (or buy more) and also for the roasting to be done. A quick tour revealed some really cool stuff they've done! Currently they're offering 4 different types of beans that they've sourced from all over the world. They're working to make sure the beans are fairly sourced from farmers in different regions so they have a variety and maintain the integrity of the product. It's pretty rad at its core! Non-pretentious, solid coffee, that benefits the people buying and selling it. The store is small, but with lots of character. The roaster they use is American made with American materials and is 100% awesome! Said roaster is the centerpiece and the art on the walls is from local artists. They've decided to not take a commission to everything that's sold benefits the ladies who've produced that pictures. Good stuff! At present, the bags retail for $15 each and they've got beans from Ethiopia, Sumatra and Mexico. Not the least expensive coffee you'll find, but truthfully not bad. It's less expensive than most of the stuff you'll find at any national chain, but this is actually benefiting the area A welcome addition to town and run by some great folks! Even if you don't like coffee, you definitely know someone who does, and as such it's worth your time to get them a bag of beans from here!

Finally we have an amazing coffee roaster in Yakima!!!…read more I went to Basalt Roasters on a Monday and it was tiny but BEAUTIFUL inside. The owner showed me the various kinds of coffee beans they carry. She was very friendly and eager to help me. They only had Latin American single origin coffee beans at that moment. I bought the Guatemalan and Mexican coffee. I tried them both and I fell in love the Mexican single origin coffee. The Mexican coffee smells so intoxicating and it tastes amazing. Unlike most coffee beans, they did not smell or taste burnt. They were bright and rich. The only downside of this place is that they're only open on Mondays and on certain hours during the day. If you're a coffee snob or just love coffee in general- I would totally recommend this place.

Indaba.... in Yakima! As former Spokanites we were happy to see one of favorite coffee roasters…read moreopen up a spot in town. Inside there is a nice open area with ~8-10 tables. There's a cool leather couch and a couple of armchairs to sit at too. Definitely a nice space to get some studying or work done. As far as their coffee goes I went with my go-to, a Cortado. It was served a little cold for my liking but that's okay. Overall super happy they opened up and we will definitely visit again.

Great coffee! Super friendly staff…read more Upbeat atmosphare & happy vibes. Clean place. I'm going to be a regular here now.

service is horrible. they refused to honor a bogo coupon where I wanted to buy a more expensive…read moredrink 24 ounce and get a free 16 ounce. said I could only order a 16 ounce. I showed them my selah gold card and they said it was only for coffee so I couldn't buy a 24 ounce red bull drink and get a 16 ounce coffee for free. what company turns away money like that? won't be back here. horrible business model where you can't buy a more expensive drink to get your free one

I love the coffee here but every single time I order the banana bread it is so inconsistent…read more Sometimes I get a large, moist, yummy piece worth the $4.00, but about 75% of the time I get a dry, burnt slice.

Enormous fan of this place. Must stop on the way to eastern washington. The coffee is delicious,…read moreservice is always quick and friendly. Drive through only (I think?) but that's OK, you're on your way somewhere. Terrific location and vibe. Apparently a second location, after one in Colorado. Must be a good story as to why those would be the only two locations, I can just say that this one is top notch and a great stop on a long drive.

We went on a weekend trip to the Moses Lake area and we were in need of coffee beans for us to make…read morecoffee at home. We looked around via Yelp for anything promising out in this direction we were going and settled on Red Silo. They are a coffee roastarie. While we were there on site we wanted to purchase some of their coffee drinks as well. I got their rendition of an iced London Fog drink. The Earl Grey aspect I haven't visited in a while and it was good to return to it. The coffee bean options they had were barrel aged red wine coffee beans and barrel aged white wine coffee beans. We got the white wine coffee beans. The flavor is very unique and something intriguing to wake up to in the morning.

Stopped in for a coffee and love the ambiance! Cute door handles (old irons!) brick building with…read moreantique piano and by far the best looking folks in Ellensburg work here! Service was great and coffee is delicious. The breakfast burrito is TINY. Hubby says it's tasty, but small. Popping and buzzing on a Saturday morning next to the Farmers Market. They do need to remove the Covid-Distancing 6' stickers off the floor though, lol.

It is a must stop every time I am in town. They have smooth and robust flavored coffee, fun treats…read moreand friendly service. The coffee shop is quiet and not too far off the interstate.

Have to stop here every time I drive over the pass. Good coffee and treats and bathroom stop…read more I adore the tiny maple bars. Don't have to commit to a full bar when I'm watching my sugar intake. Or at least trying to.. Relatively fast turn around time and cozy seating. Also has a mini gift shop with wine and local crafts and odds n ends.

PCRC is such a cute cafe with a great vibe. The staff was super nice and welcoming. I got the…read morematcha latte and it was absolutely delicious, perfectly smooth and flavorful. Definitely worth a stop!

This place was recommended to me and it absolutely did not disappoint. I love the convenience of a…read moredrive-thru and the baristas were very helpful. The selection is great and it was hard to chose. I ended up with a White Mocha and a delicious Caprese Sandwich. The focaccia bread was amazing. While that type of bread can easily be tough and dry, this one was soft, with just the perfect amount of bite. Almost like a cross between focaccia and brioche. I can only recommend. While I don't live in the area and can't patronize this business on a regular basis, I'll surely stop by each time I visit!

Friendly employees and a wide variety of options, and delicious food. The drive through lane is…read morealways pretty efficient too.