Shorthead Brewing is the latest addition to the Yakima beer scene. They have a prime location next…read moreto other popular downtown restaurants/bars. They both brew beer and have their own cider label for all the cider fans out there. My favorite beer was their red ale, August Burns Red - a nice homage to one of my favorite bands during my junior high emo phase. The atmosphere is laid back. On the interior there's a nice modern industrial feel. A cool feature is the repurposed apple bins throughout the space. They currently don't have any food offering aside from popcorn though are cool with bringing in food from outside eateries. Overall this is an excellent addition to downtown and I am looking forward to taste how their beer/cider evolves over the coming years. We will definitely be back!

Excellent service, loved the beer and the alternating food trucks were great. It is out on the…read morecountry small town. Very relaxed. I purchased beer to go. I will go again,

Amazing view overlooking the slopes with open air seating…read more Loved the food options too. Very hearty food

Came here during sunset and the views were immaculate!!! Very family friendly place. The beer…read moreoptions were great. The food was pretty standard

This place is a must visit if you are in the area! Great beer and the pizza is even better. I have…read morebeen here a handful of times and live in the Midwest. I talk about this place constantly. The BBQ Pulled Pork pizza is absolutely amazing!! I have had to recreate it at home because I miss it so much! The vibe is perfect for right after a day of skiing, very casual but still feels elevated with their menu. Service was okay the last time I went. But has been better in the past.

The girlfriend and I came here for a pizza when I came back to town. I'd been here before, but it's…read morebeen over 8 years. It used to be that when you finished eating you could crumple up your pizza pan foil paper and shoot and try to make it into a hoop behind the counter, but the server today told us that people ruined the fun by stuffing gravel into their wad of foil and broke the glass backboard, or they'd throw it at the servers, so we can't do that anymore. Smh. Anyway, the server was nice, our pizza was great, and our drinks were excellent! Next time I come I'd like to experience the outside area, but it was too cold (End of February).

Love this place. Feels like family here and a nice place for the whole family to stop in and grab…read morea quick bite, play a board game and of course sample local Brews!

During the annual visit to my cousin's ranch she suggested we stop at this new establishment in…read moreNaches. "You're kidding, downtown Naches?" I asked. I was pleasantly surprised to discover this little gem called D'Nile on Naches Ave amongst the few tired old businesses. The owners Christa & Trent are a breath of fresh air & have put considerable effort into renovating this intimate space. As a tap house they offer craft beers, cider and a small but tasty selection of hot sandwiches & soup. Great atmosphere, friendly people, cozy new hangout, just what Naches needs!

Lovely place for adult beverages and quite tasty house made rootbeer. There was Good Mood Food…read moretruck serving hot yummy food like fried chicken sandwich and spring rolls. They allow furbabies inside which is lovely on a under 40 winter day. Perhaps if I got a smash burger from the truck, I would have tried a beer.

Cute place and a nice hangout. We tried the flight. There was a coconut cream ale, a cherry sour (I…read morebelieve), a saison, and I think a hazy IPA. The saison and IPA were decent beers, but the coconut and cherry were way too artificial. I usually love flavored beers, but these were too strange. The cherry reminded me of cough syrup and the coconut was like drinking tanning oil. Not pleasant.

This is a cool bar in the middle of Naches WA. The bar itself is from 1885, hence the name. Our…read moreserver was the only staff working when we were there for lunch, so service was a little slow since she was also doing all the cooking. Food was good but I'd def have them hold the pineapple next time on our vegetarian pizza - it didn't work well for my taste. FYI you can bring your underage family members here, they just can't sit at the bar. Lots of tables available.

Good food Friendly service…read more And the Ambiance is top of the line And it's close to home

This BYOF is a great area for those wanting to explore Mt. Rainier. The exterior of the brewery is…read morejust the same as the interior. I have never seen such great wooden architecture before in my life. There are enough seats to host large events as well as many games and books to enjoy. What's great about this place is that they have non-alcoholic beer as well as a variety of craft brewery. The bartender, Jason, was very helpful in deciding which beer to try. If you get a chance to come here, I highly recommend ordering: -Self Care "Scherler Easiest Lager" (N/A): very light, hoppy, tastes like a normal IPA, but without the buzz. It is a bit watered down in opinion, but I don't mind it. -Hourglass IIPA (8.5%): An Imperial IPA with strong pine and orange flavors, a little bitter, crisp, and fresh. Better than your typical lager. -Huckleberry Cider (6.4%): sweet, and beautiful color, a great choice for cider lovers. -"Virgin" Bloody Mary: your typical Mary, but without the booze, and a splash of Yucatán Habanero hot sauce. You can heat it up as much as you want with their variety of sauces. Packwood Brewery is a must try for any hikers or vacationers. Grab a pint, sit back, and relax after a very tiring adventure!

This place has the vibe and location down pat, so there's not much to discuss.. But I will. Because…read morethe tacos were embarrassing. $6 a toco.. Two 4" tortillas each. Maybe 1 oz of meat each, pickled onion, (ooh, fancy! ) and a drizzle of sour cream (see pic). At this rate, I'll need 6 tacos and $36 to feel satiated.

The fries were still warm but seem little uncooked. $13 for a burger with no seasoning, tasted like…read morethe nasty grill. The only flavor from the burger was the onions & it was cold. Giant amount of bread for little amount of patty. Asked for extra mayo & was charged for it , ended up with less mayo. Waitress was young girl who seemed stand offish didn't really make conversation nor welcoming

We came here on a Friday, I will say our server was super nice and very attentive and fast. I…read moreordered the taco salad and had no problems with my meal. However my friend ordered the burger dip and within two hours, she was sick. When I saw what she was eating it looked questionable, like the patty was old or had been sitting out. So I would be hesitant on what you order, but like I said my taco salad was good unlike my friends meal.

We've been seeing the sign for this place for years, but finally stumbled crossed on our way home…read morefrom a Mariners game one evening when we were looking for a spot to get out and grab some food and let the kids run around for a bit. This is a great spot located in the heart of Cle Elum! They have a food truck on site,which we unfortunately were not able to try because they had closed a bit early. Luckily, they had a number of sandwich and salad options. Our group enjoyed the Cuban, the chicken pesto, the Roslyn Rider, and a Caesar salad, which had some of the best croutons we've had in sometime! Another notable find was the snack mix... Not something that you would normally gush about, but this was filled with all of the best things the world has to offer Cheetos, bugles, Cheez-Its, and pretzels. If the Gardetto rye chips were in this, your head might just explode. For a relatively small outfit, the service here was very fast as they pumped out all of our food in about 10 minutes. There is ample indoor seating, and a lot of outdoor seating, which is shaded, and all of which is lovely! They've got a nice area with cornhole and some other games to play. They also have board games available inside. The only thing they are lacking is a big grassy area kids can go run around, but the asphalt worked just fine this spring day. We very much enjoyed our time here and will likely be back!

Decent beer ( the kolsch has banana notes--yuck) but apparently that's allowed for a kolsch, so no…read morecorresponding loss of stars. The black nitro lager is very nice. Not nice--aggressive flies that swarm you, your beer, and pizza. Pro tip is to order to go and use the pizza box to keep those nasty things off of your pie. Literal swarms. Get a handle on this disgusting problem please. So gross and probably deserves another lost star, but I'll go with 4 because the employees were very nice.

Wonderful place! Being outdoors in West Valley is simply lovely. Can go visit St. Joeseph's Mission…read morejust down Ahtanum from here.

The staff and space here stood out the most. The service was very friendly and recommended other…read morevineyards in the region. The space is really neat and inviting. It has the vibe of an old barn converted into a tasting room. There is limited seating, both indoors and out, but plenty of shade and sun outside depending on where you want to sit. There is also quite a large patch of grass if you want to bring a blanket and do your tasting picnic-style. The wines were very good. And since this was our first stop of the day, I am confident in saying so! The tasting fee and bottles are also very affordable. The Allobroges is a rather unique of Grenache, Syrah and Mouvedre. I liked it enough to buy some for the road. Contrary to what you may read, tastings are NOT by appointment only. We walked in and were served quite immediately. Walk-ins are welcome for groups smaller than 8. They do private events and weddings.