What a delightful spot his is! Tucked away in Union Gap, it's off the main road a few blocks, but…read morenot a place to be forgotten once you've visited. I came here recently for a foundation dinner and it was the perfect spot for a gathering of roughly 75 to 100 people. The parking lot is located just off the campus, which is basically a fence enclosed area about a block off the main road. Upon entering, you notice a large gathering area inside what I think is a festive type barn. The tents were set up very nicely in the entryway as well as on the lawn to the right, where we ate. There's a lovely grassy area for people to gather and plenty of space to mingle both indoors and outdoors. It's not the sort of place that you could host a gathering of 300 people, however for a foundation dinner of about 70 it was perfect. There is ample space for moving around in multiple different settings, room for a Photo Booth and a full kitchen where some really awesome food was made! As is constantly the case, this is another place I didn't know existed, but certainly a place that we will likely be utilizing in the future! Well worth checking out for an event or gathering of small to medium size!

We had an absolute dream wedding. Get married here you won't regret it! Logan is so amazing and…read morehelpful

Such a nice space! I've gone to a few events held here and…read moreeach one has been so fun. The space is also a nice gathering place to meet people or just even relax/study. The staff are super nice and really helpful with questions. They have a food menu (the club and spinach dip is the best), a coffee menu, cocktails/mocktails as well as beer options. They also have drinks in a grab fridge with some really cool options. The food here has always been so delicious and I constantly crave the club sandwich. They also have rotating food options. This past week they had pozole and in the past they've done pizza.

Rooted Yakima is incredible. Situated directly next to Crafted, this is the best new…read morerestaurant/lounge in Yakima. The vibe is incredible with a variety of seating options including long tables, couches, chairs and some of the best music I've heard of any venue in Yakima. Think the best throwbacks of the 90s in a comfortable setting with incredible food where you basically want to spend your entire day. They also are having many pop ups throughout the month including karaoke, head shots, and more. I haven't been to any of the pop ups but will be back. I ordered the not to secret club and the keep it in the family and both were delicious. My only regret is not knowing this place has been here since August as I've missed out on this incredible food and great vibes for far too long.

I've never used Bear Event before but Wendy was awesome. Her products were JUST as described and…read morevery high quality. Sheldon was great too and loaded up our truck for the party. I wish I had taken a picture of the party set up but I was just too busy running around. We had a small issue and Wendy was quick to remedy it. Sheldon even proactively called me to let me know he was at the warehouse and we could come when convenient. THANK YOU BEAR EVENT-you're highly recommended. I will definitely be a repeat customer.

I rented my tables and chairs for the rehearsal dinner and my wedding from Bear Event Services…read more They were responsive to emails leading up to the event and organized and dependable throughout the weekend. During the set up and tear down not only did they help with the table and chairs, but they also offered to assist with cleaning when they saw the venue still needed to be picked up the next day. All of the employees were very polite and efficient. I highly recommend them for your next event. With the many things that went into planning a wedding, they made things easy and one less thing to worry about.

My beautiful niece had her wedding here last night, and the venue was awesome-spacious area to…read moremingle outside of the main room, cool rustic interior, and easy parking. Way to go, Tieton!!

I have been reading about Mighty Tieton four years and finally had the opportunity to come out here…read morefor a dinner with the bite club. The concept behind the space is both cool and ambitious, and after seeing yet it's the sort of spot that belongs in any small town! This is an old cold storage warehouse that has been transformed into a meeting space, art gallery and a number of small business spaces. The space is really creative and impressively laid out. More impressive however is the fact that this business incubation space from a town of a few thousand has already produced a number of businesses that now employ people all over the state. The area with the art displays is relatively small but houses some really cool photography, multiple media art and more modern art that I admittedly am not smart enough to understand! Throughout the year, they have very impressive displays that have come from all of the world. Not the sort of thing you'd expect in a town the size! The larger conference room area is simple, very versatile and ultimately captures the essence of the area perfectly. Flanked by fruit pallets andlarge doorways that lead into old cold storage rooms, it's as beautiful as it is simple. One of the cooler pieces is also located in this room. It's a simple large metal ball housed on a circular metal track that is nearly continuously going around on the track. It was one of those things that we didn't appreciate when it started, but by the end of the night we found it to be very relaxing. Strange, especially for somebody who doesn't generally appreciate art, but by the end of the night we were trying to figure out if there was a way to get one at our house. The dinner that was housed here was incredible and without going into details of the food, we all felt like the atmosphere created by this unique local spot really heightened the experience. Mighty Tieton is complete proof that you don't have to be a big city to have a unique space that works as a business incubator and has a really cool gathering spot. A+ on this beautifully done space in the mighty town of Tieton, WA!

Owner tried to accuse us/our guests of cutting a wire in the kitchen next to an outlet that was…read morenever there to begin with. The picture she sent me with the wire circled was her "evidence" and taken from a far. If we damaged something, why wouldn't you take a pic of it close up? Check your cameras, they're all over the hall. Sent her the original video of the hall after we cleaned everything with proof that the wire was never there. Scam! She also deducted $40 off deposit due to "bathroom/toilets wipe down" when she said we did a very good job cleaning. There was months worth of nasty residue from past events in the mens urinal that I tried to clean my best so that may be why but not my fault build up residue was never cleaned before renting the hall to others. Not to mention I had to be the one constantly asking for updates on my deposit, since the owner wouldn't update me. Would not recommend this place, be careful with halls that require deposits. They'll do anything to not give you the full amount or try and scam you.

From the owner: Great location!! Low prices Lots of parking…read moreevent hall/venue for all your special events. Tables and chairs included with hall rental. Bar Area

My husband and I heard there was a short hike near a winery that we NEEDED to see per PNWU…read morestudents. We were touring the area as I may attend the nearby medical school. We were NOT disappointed. The view was beautiful, the wine was tasty, and the staff were very kind. I would definitely visit often if we move to the area! Such a peaceful ambiance and great wine to boot!

My sister and I came to the winery after hiking in Cowiche Canyon and the surrounding hills. We…read moreeach got the tasting of the Italian style wines ($20). Staff was very friendly. The best part was the hillside farm setting. We sat outside, listened to the birds, and watched the sun set over the Yakima Hills. The location felt secret, peaceful, and special. We enjoyed the wines but the main reason to go here would be for the setting. I look forward to visiting again next time I am hiking in this area.

This was a great stop as we split up our long drive. The train station is a cool space and is very…read morekid friendly. (There's lots of open space but there's also literally a play room!) The barista was very friendly and they have a nice variety of high quality beans for true aficionados.

Great spacious spot for a pit stop. Easy to park, plenty of seating and space inside, combined…read moreplant shop, kids play room, and small event space. The Bee's Knees latte was delicious. There are sandwiches and some muffins available too but we didn't opt for those. The kids room was equipped with a play kitchenette, tables, tumble mats, games, etc.. Restrooms were decent - a few stalls and changing table in the women's.

3 stars (emotionally) | 2 Stars (mechanically)…read more So we check into our "accessible" room, which is always a fun phrase because sometimes it means "thought about accessibility," and sometimes it means "we've seen a ramp once." Let's start with the door. When I say this door was heavy, I don't mean sturdy. I mean this door has a gym membership. This door does deadlifts. If you use mobility equipment, congratulations -- you've unlocked Bonus Level: Upper Body Strength. I stood there thinking, "Ohhh. Accessibility is more of a suggestion." Thankfully I had help. Otherwise I'd still be in the hallway explaining to guests that I technically live here now. "Yes, I have hallway timeshare rights." Then we get to the bathroom. There's a shower bench. Now I love a shower bench. I respect a shower bench. But this one? This one was not securely bolted. It was emotionally bolted. Spiritually bolted. We let the front desk know. They thanked us for being proactive. Which is nice. Very polite. No one fixed it. So now I'm showering like I'm on a reality show called Trust Fall: Bathroom Edition. Meanwhile -- housekeeping. Three days. Not once. I don't need luxury. I don't need chocolates on the pillow. But after day three you start wondering if you've been softly erased from the census. Let's talk about the key cards. We replaced them four times. Four. At that point I'm not a guest. I'm in a loyalty program with the key card printer. And here's the kicker: you have to insert a key card into a slot to keep the electricity on. So the key cards don't work... but they are also the only thing preventing you from living in darkness. It's like the hotel said, "What if electricity... but make it a scavenger hunt?" Every time we go to the front desk? No one's there. Just an empty counter and vibes. We're standing there like, "Do we knock? Do we ring a bell? Do we Venmo the building?" Room service. Menu says 5:00-9:30 PM. We call at 9:00. Kitchen's closed. "Oh yeah," they say. "The hours changed. We haven't updated the menu." Oh. So the menu is archival material. It's a historical document. The next night we order. They don't follow the instructions. They remake it. At this point I've spent more time coordinating dinner than I did at the actual conference I traveled for. Late checkout? That's a negotiation. They say housekeeping decides. Housekeeping. The mythical beings we have not seen in three days. We ask again. They say priority goes to IHG members. "I am an IHG member." "It's not showing up." Eventually: "Oh. There it is. 2 PM." So late checkout requires documentary proof. I should've brought exhibits. Checkout day? No "How was everything?" No "Thanks for staying with us." Just a silent transfer of air between humans. But everywhere--QR codes. "Leave us a review!" And honestly? I respect that confidence. That's the kind of self-belief I aspire to. Look, it wasn't catastrophic. It wasn't a disaster. It was just consistently, creatively underwhelming. Accessibility that requires assistance. Service that occasionally phases out of existence. Key cards with commitment issues. A shower bench living its truth. Would I stay again? If options are limited? Maybe. But I'm bringing: * Upper body strength * Backup dinner plans * A portable electrician * And possibly a wrench Yakima, you were an experience.

This place is a run down dump. Got here late. Cable in the room after trying to resolve that…read more Finally got another room. This room was a down grade from my reservation but what the heck i just need a place to sleep. Got to the new room and it smells like a sewer.

Be careful here. The owner, Eileen, lacks communication skills, lies to get your business, and…read moredoesn't follow through on promises. Make very sure that if you select this venue, that you have everything you have agreed upon in writing. The venue is lovely, lush, and clean.

My wedding was beautiful! My husband is from Austin and lots of our guests came quite a distance to…read moremake it, and they all gushed to us about the choice of venue. We were married Labor Day weekend and there's nothing prettier than this place drenched in sunshine. Eileen and Wes know their stuff. They've done tons of weddings and they've got it down! They offer several service packages; we opted for their "Wisteria Package", which included help on the day, ceremony & rehearsal coordination, parking attendants, table/chair transitions, and more... this made it so easy for us on the day. We met with Eileen ahead of time, to pick out linens and rental options (all offered on-site for your perusal), and to nail down the rest of the details. We chose Wes as our DJ, and were able to discuss our music choices well ahead of time, too. Afterwards, we heard nothing but good feedback about Wes, so I can confidently recommend his services as a DJ, too. These two are incredibly knowledgeable and were an excellent resource as I planned the event. They helped shape my timeline, advised on anything I was unsure about, and made the whole process much easier than I could have hoped for. By the time the wedding date arrived, there was very little that needed my attention and I was able to enjoy my day!

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.