Based on the previous reviews, I believe this is the place we visited in Pike Place Market. We…read moretried the Bing and Rainier Cherries - both were absolutely succulent! These were easily the freshest cherries we've had. They let us sample each flavor to determine which we preferred. Clearly, we couldn't choose between the two since we bought both! We ate them out on the patio around the corner, enjoying the view of the bay.

Magaña Farms is another vendor I am happy to see returning to the Issaquah Farmer's market this…read moreyear. The produce has been fantastic. My most recent discovery late last year (and, fortunately, available this morning) was their dried, thinly-sliced apples. Am looking forward to their amazing cherries later in the season.

I live in the Tri-Cities, so the Pasco Farmer's Market is the haps on a Saturday morning, but we…read moreare so lucky here in the Mid-Columbia & Yakima Valley that we have tons of Farmer's Market options: Enter Prosser Farmer's Market It's not as big as the Pasco Farmer's Market, but that's sort of the allure. Definitely more of a small town feel to this one. There are the basics here: several fruit & veggie options. They also have a few other vendors which make this one unique. The ones which stood out to me were: o Cowgirl Crepes (I had a savory crepe for breakfast and it was the bomb!) o Flower stand o Goat Cheese So yeah, if you wanna venture out for something different on a Saturday morning during the harvest months, take a stroll up the 82 and stop by this market in Prosser!

There is nothing quite like picking your own fresh fruit. The owners, Rita and Chris happily teach…read moreeach picker the art of "tickling" the ripe berries from the tender branches. If you want to eat, freeze, dry, put up, make blueberry cobbler or blueberry pie, or some other tasty blueberry treat with some of the plumpest, most tasty blueberries you have ever laid taste to, Sunlight Farms-you pick blueberries is the place to be. Knowing there are no pesticides used is also a plus! Picking season typically starts mid June. It's something my family looks forward to each year. Be sure to wear shoes that are appropriate for walking around a farm (athletic or walking shoes are fine, but I wouldn't wear sandals or open toe or heel type shoes). And a hat and sun block are nice to have too. Those rows and rows of blueberries go quite a ways out, and time flies when you are having fun!

I was visiting Grandview, wanted something to do with the kids. I found this place and it was a…read moregreat experience. My kids loved it the staff was friendly. I definitely recommend this place.

This is the second time I've order a cake and it's completely the wrong color or there's something…read morewrong with it. The cake I picked up today was so lopsided it looked like it was falling apart. I didn't say anything this time because the bakery manager is argumentative and will not even offer to fix it. Last time I asked to get the issue fixed, she was yelling at me in front of other customers. I order about 10 cakes a year for my employe's birthdays Unfortunately, this was the last straw for me and I will be taking my business elsewhere.

There's never a check stand open in the morning. You have to go through self check out with a cart…read morefull of products. Hire more people or shut the self check out down and move the checker to a check stand.