Coconut and walnut Raspado is my favorite. Tostada de ceviche was delicious. Friendly and quick…read more Everything on the menu is delicious.

What an awesome spot! We've driven by for some time but never had the chance to stop in until…read moretoday. In the same parking lot as Wrays on 3rd, it's a great spot to stop for lunch for a quick snack. The menu is very sweets-centric with a lot of different dessert options including plenty we weren't familiar with but that seemed to be crowd favorites. The Radspado was pretty awesome - basically it's a slightly larger version of a snow cone with a Mexican twist! My leche and fresa Raspado was awesome! Super sweet and super good! The cucumber and strawberry lemonade was quite good as well, as was the strawberry horchata! One spot they were lacking a bit was the selection for lunch, though what they had was good. I had a tamale special - a pork and chicken tamale with a drink for $5, and a buddy had taquitos. Both were fine and went nicely with the dessert options. They also had some ceviche, nachos and different takes on elote. End of the day, you should be coming here for the sweets and when you do, you won't be disappointed. Prices aren't bad, the folks working were very friendly and the food was all solid. They've got different stuff than we've seen in other stores and you'll most definitely find something you like!

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.

My grandkids love Pokémon, Mario games and anime. We were next-door at a bakery and spotted this…read moreplace, and it has everything a young person could love. It also has food that diabetic grandma can eat. Kids loved drinks: Spirit of the Forest, Pocket Monster, Eternal Power. Owner created a truly original and fun place to hang out.

Great place, the best in town, but the customer service girl is terrible. 11:41…read more She's hysterical and takes it out on a client

Wanted to try something different with the heat setting in, decided to get ice cream for the fam…read more Crazy on the variety that they have for ice cream and their bars, not to mention everything we got was great Def recommend when tired of the same old stuff from other ice cream places in the valley, patient ladies, willing to translate and explain their ice creams. their mangonada is yummy

Delicious drinks! This was my first time going back in the last few years. The menu has definitely…read moregrown and the decor has changed. Typically I just get a classic milk tea but i've been looking for a good yogurt drink. This has got to be my favorite in town now! The boba/tapioca pearls were super soft which so nice. The staff was super nice and helpful. The wait time wasn't that long as all either. Ample seating inside with cute murals and a nice LED sign. Something for everyone here! I liked that the drinks also were not that sweet. However my friend who likes hers sugary was wishing hers was sweeter. So keep in mind as they do not ask for people's desired sugar levels.

What can I say... after a subpar experience at Kabob House this more than made up for it…read moreSo I thought to myself the last time I had Durian fruit it was stinky. What the heck... I went for the Durian ice cream. The way they make it it's sorta like Coldstone creamery on steroids. A definite must experience in Yakima...the ice cream was heavenly ...sort of a cross between a pineapple and a jackfruit minus the stink. The toppings were great...yes I licked the bowl ...lol

On Hwy 97. Less variety than Fruit City which is 5 mins. away but slso much less expensive.read more

How have we never been here? The most quintessential adorable large farm house converted into a…read morewalk-in bakery in the front half (cookies, bars, danishes, pies) with indoor seating for the coffee bar and food in the back half (breakfast & lunch sandwiches) Huge parking lot with ramp access to the cafe. We were across the street at our favorite nursery and Hubs zeroed in on this treat spot. How lucky were we to catch the last day of Peach Pie Week? One of my all time favorite pies. Delicious! Friendly helpful service and being greeted upon entry is always appreciated. We have plans to return for the quiche.

Food was outstanding, service was perfect and atmosphere cozy. Best quiche ever. Seriously. Lots…read moreof tempting pastry.

Cash and carry is one of the stores that has been around for a long time, but that I had never been…read moreto. Truthfully, I thought it was a store that sold firearms- boy was I wrong! My better half went there recently when she needed to find some coconut milk and after finding exactly what she wanted, I decided it was time to go check this place out. Located downtown just on the backside of the Salvation Army, this is effectively a low-cost grocery store. It reminds me a lot of grocery outlet, but with more grime. Don't read grime as a bad thing, read it as the sort of place the definitely warrants exploring! Upon walking in, the place isn't much to look at when you come in, but exploring a little bit reveals that they have everything from huge amounts of paper towels and cups, all the way to a decent selection of craft beers and wines from the Northwest. Deleting that I'll refrigerated section with bulk eggs and a surprisingly good selection of bacon! As a man who enjoys his Bacon, this pleases me greatly! Prices here are definitely lower than what you find a lot of places, and while they may not have absolutely everything you're looking for, they will probably have most of it, especially if it's common stuff. Upfront, they had the discount card which had all sorts of fun stuff inside. Everything from a large jar of spicy honey down to ripped boxes of pancake mix and I think there was a bunch of rug cleaner in there too. Definitely the sort of place that you need to stop every time you go in, just to make sure there's not something you need! The folks working here were uniformly helpful and very friendly. Credit cards are excepted, which is a surprisingly big deal as there are places like this I've gone before that only take cash,And the whole check out process took about 15 seconds. Based on the inaugural experience, this is definitely a spot that I will be going to the next time I'm in the area and looking for something priced a little bit more competitively than where we traditionally shop.

They have a lot of stuff you wouldn't except to find like Cream Whippers and baking supplies in bulkread more