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    Crystal L.

    Goats, pigs, horses, donkeys, yaks, chickens and bunnies !! Family owned farm $10 a person to enter which comes with a feeed bag so feed the animals With. My friends and I spent like an hour or two petting all the sweet animals. We will definitely be back in a month when they have produce and flowers to buy! So fun, great way to spend a morning, follow with a picnic! I'm very surprised this farm wasn't bussing with people ! My friends and I had the entire farm to ourselves !

    Inna B.

    We've driven on the part of 202 which passes by The Red Barn Farm so many times over the years and were used to seeing the barn looking neglected. Last weekend I noticed a sign inviting people to stop by so we decided to check it out. Apparently about eight years ago it was restored and became an event space and (active) farm. My favorite things were probably the (many) chickens, (two) mules, and BEAUTIFUL flowers (which were still growing until it was time to make the bouquet). We didn't need any pumpkins but noticed they had a nice pumpkin patch. Apparently they normally have a big Fall Festival in October but this year it's much smaller. They are putting together a little scavenger hunt trail (for kids?), though, so that should be available soon. We stopped by as they were closing so we saw a few families at first and then basically had the place to ourselves.

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    Pilar C.

    The Red Barn Farm is my son's favorite place! We've been 3 times now and we love it! They have so many cute animals & you can buy a bag of food to feed them for $5. It is great! There's so many things to do, toys and bubbles for the kids, they usually have some pretty great food trucks & events too. During the summer they do farmers markets and if you're lucky enough you can score some fresh eggs too! They sell out a lot! Last time we went they also revamped the barn and now they have some beers and great seating areas too. This place is a hit for both adults & kids alike! We love taking family when they're visiting from out of town.

    Sarai G.

    Small farm close to the city. This is a very much so family friendly farm. The owners really have captured a family culture where children can come explore & experience farm life. They have a handful of animals that you can feed for $5. They have a small farm store with cute clothes, toys, hand picked flowers & more. Occasionally they will host events where other small businesses owners participate such as food trucks & eco friendly home products. Follow them on Instagram, the owners share the day to day life of the farm. You become so familiar that when you actually visit you know so much it makes it feel like family.

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    Rose W.

    My 3 year old and I came for the fun farmers market on Wednesday 3pm to 7pm and was pleasantly surprised at all the fun things to do for kids! My son loved the coloring book station, connect 4 and tractor toys. He ran around looking at all the animals and playing the duck race. I loved getting a drink at the bar and playing corn hole in the beer garden. The barn also looks like a cute event space you could hire which would be good for the upcoming rain and cold season. We enjoyed dinner from the Mexi cuban food food truck that was there for the farmers market. We will definitely come back next Wednesday!

    Kay C.

    Our first time here a few weeks ago - my 5 year old loves animals and feeding animals so thought we'd visit this farm. They have an appt scheduling system due to COVID - very easy. When we arrived, the owner greeted us with a bag of goodies for the animals and told us about her farm which was lovely. They have a lot of diff animals including many many chickens lol. My son was a little bit scared at first with so many chickens roaming free but he got used to it after a bit. It's a really beautiful place and I saw the setup for weddings which looked really nice.

    Poonam S.

    Lots of farm animals and flowers for sale and display. Good 1-1.5 hour entertainment for kids and/or elders. Parking was good and included in the ticket prices. The entry is priced per car of no more than 4 members. They also provided a bag of veggies and grains to feed the animals.

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    My 5 year old loved feeding the animals, playing on their property and getting popcorn in the fall. Highly recommend for a few hour outing.

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    They have the best eggs ever! We also love how they have seasonal activities for the family. Keep up the good work.

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    Gray Barn Nursery & Garden Center - Variety of flowers

    Gray Barn Nursery & Garden Center

    (35 reviews)

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    I've been going here for a couple years now and unfortunately, I agree with recent reviews that the…read morecustomer service has slipped. It's really hit or miss when I go these days. Aside from the service (more on that below), I find they usually have a decent stock of a variety of plants and they're usually pretty healthy, if a bit pricey compared to big box retailers. I do still prefer to shop here because it feels better than spending at a big box store but it also didn't take much research to discover Pacific Topsoils is owned by GRO-Well Brands, which is itself a conglomerate and by no means a local or small business, which I've seen some reviews assume. Service wise, it all depends on who you talk to and what mood they're in. Recently, I called to check on a product and the young man who answered brusquely said they didn't have it, so I caved and ordered it from Amazon. Then, I went to pick up some plants and discovered they had what I'd called about. I told the older gentleman who was ringing me up about the exchange and he somewhat rudely just said, "well, we always have that in stock," like I should've known, not the other employee who should've known. On the other hand, he did put out a call for someone to help me with the several bags of soil I ordered and a friendly young gal answered. She had clearly been working hard all morning but she wa so helpful and asked if there was anything else she could help me with before she left to assist another customer she noticed. If all the employees had her friendliness and pep, this place would get 5 stars, easy.

    I've been a regular customer at Grey Barn for a number of years. I live close by. I spend quite a…read morebit of money there. I've been very happy with the quality the annuals I buy every spring. The perennials, not so much. I've had a number of roses, red salvia, heucheras and all my cone flowers not come back the 2nd year. Some of my perennials do well so I will continue to buy those at Grey barn. The others I will get a different nursery sadly.

    Brackenhollow Stables

    Brackenhollow Stables

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    My teenage daughter and I both ride at Brackenhollow and absolutely love the community there. We…read moretransitioned from another barn where we felt the 'horse management' side of things was missing. At Brackenhollow, we've found exactly what we were looking for: real experiences with horsemanship and people who are happy to share their knowledge. A major highlight for my daughter is the Brackenhollow Pony Club, which offers an incredible extra curriculum. It covers everything from unmounted horse care and bandaging to rally prep, providing the deep technical knowledge that is so hard to find elsewhere. Not only have our riding skills improved under the guidance of incredibly kind and knowledgeable instructors, but we've also deepened our hands-on experience by working at the barn. The best part is that you get out what you put in - whether you want to be deeply involved in the 'gross and glorious' side of horse care or just enjoy your weekly ride, there's a place for you. You can be as involved as you want to be. The instructors are amazing, the students are supportive, and it is completely down-to-earth rather than overly competitive while also offering competition experience if desired (my daughter just started showing in jumper events last summer). We are so happy we found our home here!

    Where should I put Seanie's horse? Can't keep him in my motel room!!! I am hoping to pick up a dog…read moreI'm adopting. Hope he likes horses!

    Due' Cucina - Redmond - Most authentic pasta in Seattle!

    Due' Cucina - Redmond

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    My friend and I were immediately greeted by the friendly staff and offered menus to take a look (it…read morewas our first time). Ordering was very easy via the kiosk but the staff also offered to take our order if we needed help, which we appreciated! Interior was very clean, bright natural lighting, and not too noisy. I ordered the Short Rib Ragu with Creste Di Gallo pasta and added a focaccia. Shared a side salad with my friend! The salad is delicious and so refreshing! We both loved our pasta dishes so much. We thought that the Short Rib Ragu was a little more on the savory side whereas her Bolognese Ragu was more light but still savory. We both enjoyed our meal and would definitely come back again to try other sauces and pasta combinations.

    Had delivery of Due' Cucina and I just ate the best piece of eggplant I've ever tasted. The…read moreMediterranea Salad is a vibrant, delicious concoction of marinated eggplant, capers, olives, lettuce and radish. It's a marvelous explosion of Mediterranean flavors for your mouth. I also got the Mortadella Sandwich which was decent. I probably wouldn't get it again. Also because I'm anxious to try their other sandwiches, Porchetta and Carbonara. Due' Cucina is surprising me in a good way because we haven't had good Italian around here in a while. Tavolata is ok and Tropea is a staple but nothing to write home about IMHO. I'm now going to eat my cannoli which is bound to be delicious because hey "how can you mess up a cannoli?" I will definitely visit to try some of their fresh pastas in the future.

    Marymoor Community Gardens

    Marymoor Community Gardens

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    The Community Gardens in Marymoor Park is similar to P-Patch, which is a parcel of property used…read morefor gardening, a term commonly used in the greater Seattle area. Gardening spaces are individually managed subplots for the farm/yard enthusiasts. All of them are in spectacular condition. Folks farming their little plot really want to farm it, and the results are amazing. From gorgeous flowers, to beautiful tomatoes, healthy corn stalks, 10+ feet tall sunflowers, watermelons, heirloom tomatoes and much more, these plots are a feast to the eye. It's like a botanical garden of the densely productive variety. According to the marymoorgarden.org/faq, gardeners pay a yearly plot rental fee, fulfill a community service commitment (for foodbank donations), and they cultivate their plot from May through Oct. Gardeners are required to have an obvious presence at each of their plots to weed and to prevent weeds from invading adjacent plots, which explains why they all look so incredibly healthy. Any unmaintained plots are returned to the pool. Water supply, mulch (in the form of wood chips and leaves), and a green waste area are all on site. We didn't specifically come to Marymoor Park to see the Community Gardens, but I certainly am glad we decided to stop and wander. The dahlias are in season and stunningly beautiful. The sunflowers are also in season and majestically tall. The vastness of produce varieties is envy-inducing, and we now have new ideas on trellis and support styles for climbing plants. At the very least, we learned what plants can be successfully grown here. If you're in the area, do drop in for a look. It's absolutely worth it. But if you're there to walk your dog, dogs are not allowed in the gardening area.

    Trillium Nursery Farm

    Trillium Nursery Farm

    (5 reviews)

    In September, I attended a wedding at this beautiful venue!…read more The ceremony took place on the perfectly green lawn with a lovely man-made pond and fountain in the backdrop. The weather couldn't have been better... sunny but not too hot, so I felt comfortable without any covering over the seating area. There is a cottage several yards away where the bridal party got ready, and it served as the starting point for them to begin their walk down the aisle. One might think that the main road running parallel to the property would be disruptive, but it's not a very busy street, so you don't hear the cars driving by. During cocktail hour, guests were directed to the covered bar area to grab drinks and the venue had set up some lawn games like Jenga and cornhole for additional entertainment during this time. There was plenty of space for socializing and capturing photos. The reception was held in the Grand Barn that also had an outdoor patio area perfect for a buffet line. The large barn doors at both ends helped keep the air flowing and there were 11 tables that comfortably seated all the guests with about nine people per table. On top of this, there was enough space for a small band to set up and play live music. I loved the string lighting that draped down from the ceiling which illuminated the entire barn in a magical glow. Restrooms are in a separate structure out by the lawn, so it is a little walk away from the barn. Each one has two stalls and one sink. I believe both are gender-neutral. They were super clean, air conditioned and well-ventilated. I really admired the property grounds and the serene location away from the bustle of Seattle. From a wedding guest perspective, I would highly recommend Trillium for your big day.

    My daughter tied the knot at Trillium on May 17th, 2025. Initially, we planned to tour several…read morevenues before making our choice, but after visiting Trillium, we immediately canceled our other appointments. The venue is truly stunning, featuring a fantastic location, a breathtaking fountain in the center of a pond, and ample space for parking and guests. There is a designated cocktail area where our bartender set up, allowing guests to mingle comfortably. The reception space is magnificent, adorned with beautiful lighting and silk draping from the rafters, plus a prep kitchen conveniently located next to the dining area, making it an excellent choice for caterers. One of the key advantages is that the rental spans from Friday at noon to Sunday at noon, which alleviated any stress regarding setup and takedown. Additionally, there is an on-site Airbnb included in the package. We booked it for both Thursday and Monday, ensuring the groomsmen never had to leave the premises. This was the best decision we made for the wedding party. There is also a beautiful area for the bride and bridesmaid to get ready complete with their own station with a mirror, emergency items (bobby pins, sewing kits, hair spray, makeup removers, etc.) and outlets for hair essentials. I wholeheartedly recommend this venue. Karissa and Tatijana managed the entire wedding with remarkable professionalism and care. On a day when it hadn't rained for over 25 years (talk about luck!), they skillfully accommodated and rearranged everything that needed attention without ever causing me concern. I am incredibly impressed by both of them; they are friendly, accommodating, and a pleasure to work with. If I had more daughters, I would undoubtedly choose this venue again.

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    Cherry Creek Falls Event Center

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    We attended a lovely celebration there. We we're so surprised at how large the space is. The…read moreexterior hides a large updated venue with nice bathrooms and kitchen and vaulted ceilings. I was surprised our hosts didn't take advantage of the extensive grounds! So many cool spaces to expand the party to! I hear the rental price is really affordable. I would definitely rent this space especially for a Summer or Autumn party.

    Roomy, tasteful, practical. Cherry Creek Falls Center was the perfect place for our family's…read morememorial. I shopped around in Seattle and Bothell--and Cherry Falls had far more ambiance at a better price than the big city offerings. We liked the large windows in the back that showed the trees and forest (our family member who passed was an avid hiker and outdoor lover). There is a kitchen that includes a 30-cup coffee maker, as well as two lovely water dispensers, and much more. There is a large screen with the electronics and speakers to show a slide show or movie. The parking lot is huge, the place is easy to find, right off the road, but it feels peaceful and secluded. The proprietor, Autumn, met us there to go through the electronics and the other details, and before I showed with all my snacks and flowers, she'd already put white tablecloths on all five (huge) tables, and pulled out additional smaller tables for pictures and memorabilia. Everything was spotlessly clean, including a large bathroom and cloakroom. Really, we couldn't have asked for more. I whole-heartedly recommend this venue!

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