This place cannot be missed- fresh fruit, homemade relish, pickles, sauces, candies, SO many great…read morethings. The soup mixes are amazing, they sell tons of gourmet popcorn. The people who work there are kind and definitely know good old fashioned customer service. It's a nice big store, great decor and always getting new items.

There was a large variety of fruit and other items - candy, jams, honey, salsas, syrup, dips I just…read morecan't list them all . Prices were comparable to other places . The outside was set up for things for the kids looked like fun . I would definitely stop there again .

Such poor customer service... when we walked in, there were 2 employees who were talking to each…read moreother, and didn't stop their conversation. No greeting, no acknowledgement. I wanted to ask a question but they literally just kept talking to each other. And then both of them just went to the back and disappeared. I was so turned off by their behavior, we just walked out. There are a lot more fruit stands/stores so just saying, this isn't your only option.

Nice little produce shop. Crazy how they have fresh apples and fruits in February. Decent pricing…read more Lovely staff

Carne sandwich is amazing! The skirtsteaks are cooked to be crispy. Awesome stuff. Amazing…read moresandwiches every time I visit. Milkshake also very good. Real thick blended icecream

Best. French, Dip. Ever! Actually it was the brisket dip I had, and it was the best dip sandwich…read moreI've ever had in my 77 years of life. Meat was super tender and smoked to perfection. The dip (broth) was perfectly seasoned and not the watered-down broth one always gets. My son raved about the grilled cheese sandwich. I'll be eating here every time I visit my son in Omak. Great place!

While limited in selection, the quality is not limited. Always fresh and reasonably priced, the…read morefruits and vegetables make it worth the stop.

We had passed this place for years. Today we stopped. So glad we did. As soon as we picked up some…read morepeach syrup to buy, a guy offered us some peach slices to sample. I was like "YUM TY! Now where are they to buy?" Lol! After we left I looked on here and was so glad this place had wonderful reviews. We will pass by this place no more.

This was such a fun little roadside stop! We were recommended to check out Thorp Fruit & Antique…read moreMall during our trip to Yakima, so we decided to make the stop and I'm very glad we did! It's basically the perfect highway break: grab some food from the market, stretch your legs, wander around for a bit, and inevitably find something you didn't know you needed before getting back on the road. The building itself is huge and has THREE stories, the first floor is the market, while the top two floors are packed with antiques and collectibles. And when I say there's a LOT to look at, I mean it. There were so many different booths and collections, from vintage toys and Disney goodies to western pieces, furniture, records, books, home decor, random nostalgic treasures, and plenty of things I had to stop and look at twice. I especially loved seeing all the little vintage and nostalgic finds tucked throughout the different booths! Some of the prices were definitely a little questionable for what they were, but honestly, we still had such a lovely time wandering around and taking everything in. Even if you don't buy anything, it's a really fun place to explore and break up a long drive. Definitely adding this to the "stop again if we're ever passing through" list. Such a charming, unexpected roadside find!

A pleasant stop on the highway and a good place to stretch your legs. The cost of the produce is…read morenot cheap and in some instances is more expensive than conventional grocery stores. That being said it has an old age charm about it. I bought some apple butter which was delicious: not too sweet and pretty tasty. The chai latte was reasonably priced and the very berry ice cream was creamy, plentiful and very reasonably priced. The antique section upstairs resembles more like a thrift store and some of the prices were pretty outrageous. However there were some old LP records and antiques and if you are in the lookout for a specific one of a kind piece and have time to browse, I think this may appeal to you. All in all it is worth stopping by for a quick stop if it's already on your way.

This is a solid farmer's market. However, it is crowded and doesn't offer much in the vendors that…read moreare different from Ellensburg's farmers market on Saturdays. If you live closer to Ellensburg, I would go there instead.

This was a great farmers market for such a small area, lots of variety lots of vendors a ton of…read morefresh fruit from the epicenter of fresh fruits and vegetables home grown in Washington State. If you are anywhere near the Cle Elum or Ellensburg area the Rockland Farmers Market is a must stop. I highly recommend Purity soap works as it is my second time visiting this stand because I have already run out of there lavender lotion. In the past they were open on Saturdays, now they are open Sundays just follow any Farmers Market blog to see when their hours of operation are.

Booked this for my bachelorette trip as we were staying on site at Icicle Village Resort so we…read moredidn't have to walk far! Deanne was incredible. She got all my girls in last minute, and helped us to have a wonderful experience with her suggestions and deep knowledge of the wines. The space was lovely, like a modern cabin. Lots of indoor and outdoor seating (with umbrellas) and gorgeous Mountain Views everywhere. The wine was lovely. We did a tasting for only $25 and got 6 different wines, a mix of reds and whites. The whites were my favorite but all were delicious. My friends want to sign up to get some bottles now! Thanks Deanne and Ricky Pond for such a fun start to my bachelorette weekend!

I had a delightful time swinging by this wine tasting room, which was within walking distance of my…read morehotel, the Icicle Village (which included a BOGO beverage situation as part of the hotel reservation: BOGO wine flight or glass). The ambiance inside was lovely, cozy, and comforting; both spacious and quaint. I sampled some glasses of wine and got to chat grapes with the very intelligent and inviting wine maker, Elizabeth. My boys (husband and 8yo) came to find me here and were hoping for some cheese and cracker snacks that unfortunately the winery was out of due to awaiting their food delivery. My boys went off in search of snacks elsewhere in town and I did not dislike the alone time here!

Dan's Market is a road warriors must stop for the thirst driven or hungry when traveling HWY 2 !…read more FRANK visited Dan's to scope out the solid local beers to fill my ice chest and discovered an aery of amazing treats... Upon walking in on your right will be the flesh section. No they're not selling sex but it's an area devoted to meat, you know dead animals who sacrificed themselves for my enjoyment. Nice selection of the flesh including prepackaged sausages from CURRED. For those wondering what CURRED is well it's a local ( Leavenworth ) artisan , handcrafted dry cured meats shop. They offer more than 30 varieties of award winning salami, sausages, and specialty cured meats crafted using traditional methods and high quality ingredients. I grabbed a package of BEEF FRANKS BTW for consumption later... The beer section is epic for a local store but stocked with several local brands you can't purchase at Walmart or Safeway so load up a few 6 packs.... Shocking the produce section was amazing with some really choice vegetables & fruit with vibrant colors and fresh smells... Now in a hidden area is a deli of all things. Dan's staff of elf's are making sandwich's and deep fried items.. The cheap deep fried burritos looked amazing and FRANK made a mental note for next time to grab one... Granted it's a grocery store so most of the items you find anywhere. Yet Dan's has a certain style I appreciate and this is why I'm drawn to shopping here... Anyways that's enough, you must make a stop in order to grasp DAN'S FOOD MARKET experience for yourself... You won't regret it!

We were looking for some food to bring along for our Colchuck Lake hike and stumbled across Dan's…read moreFood Market, located just a bit past the main downtown stretch of Leavenworth. What a hidden gem!! Their $6.99 sandwich deal is an awesome value, and I'd recommend it to anyone looking for a hearty, affordable hike lunch. You can choose from one of their set sandwiches (like the Reuben, Silly Phillies, or Wild Turkey) or build your own from a generous selection of breads, cheeses, condiments, meats, and veggies. And it comes with a complimentary bag of chips! - Reuben - a warm, pressed classic. Generous corned beef, melted Swiss, tangy sauerkraut, and Thousand Island dressing on grilled bread. Super satisfying and perfect trail fuel - Turkey Cranberry - layers of turkey with cranberry spread, cheese slices, and fresh fixings. Sweet, savory, and delicious The deli counter is right inside on your left when you walk in. Everyone behind the counter was incredibly friendly, genuinely chatting with us about our hike plans and offering samples from the bakery. Our sandwiches were made fresh and hot in minutes! The overall vibe is that of a local neighborhood grocery with staff who truly care. We loved it so much, we came back for round two. Don't miss this spot if you're prepping for a hike -- Dan's does a trail lunch done right!