A great spot in Green Bluffs. Farmer market area. Order at the counter yummy meals. There was live music and lots of places to sit and enjoy music or eat. Lots of gifts and foods to buy. Ample parking. read more

Beck’s Harvest House - Huckleberry cheesecake. Yum! - Fruits & Veggies Near Me - Colbert, Washington

Great burger! Definitely look in the shop you will be surprised with what you find! We bought their peach white wine it's so good!! The staff are super friendly and very tentative the whole atmosphere of the shop is very welcoming and warm I loved the barn style decor!! You gotta buy their scented lotion we have the cherry almond and it's literally so amazing! read more

absolutely wonderful place to visit!! just like stepping into a hallmark movie great lunches, sweet treats, atmosphere is quaint! employees are so kind and honestly - such a great little country drive to get there! read more

This place was just disappointing. The "giant corn maze" was so thin and low it kind of ruined the effect of it. The "pumpkin land pumpkin patch" was a small patch of grass with just a few piles of pumpkins. Other than that, they pretty much just have lots of expensive food options around that aren't worth the $12 per person ticket entry read more

Went this morning and paid $72 for entry to kids game/play area for 4 adults and 2 kids. We went early to avoid the crowds and there wasn't a crowd which was great. All the jump houses were extremely dirty and inflatable slide was muddy and wet. Kids were asked to take off shoes to get in these items and had to step through puddles to get on toys. They were done as soon as we started. Asked for a refund and manager copped an attitude explaining over and over that "This is a farm and farms are dirty." Happy to get a bit dirty, however this was easily fixable with a quick wipe down. Will not be going back and do not recommend. read more

Harest house peach&huckleberry pie with huckleberry ice-cream apple cider float plus cenamin roll

An absolute must for anyone visiting the Spokane area!! We are in love with the Harvest House! However, I'm giving 4/5 because the time of year can totally change your experience / the hours operating. My go-to time to visit is late Summer, early Fall before they start charging for parking/getting more touristy/aesthetic-driven visitors. We usually start with brunch and order pastries to go for the week (yes, you absolutely MUST get the pumpkin donuts). We always grab a cinnamon roll for our table as well (omg, they're incredible and perfect for sharing). Breakfast/Brunch Recommendations: -Biscuits and gravy (and only $8 a plate!!!) - Waffles (get the peaches on top if it's August/Summer) -Breakfast burrito (my favorite, you can't go wrong) Next we always go to produce, when we last visited we grabbed a few peaches, a yellow watermelon, plums and cucumbers. Everything was gone within 3 days, the produce is unbeatable. And prices were reasonable-- I think we got 4-6 cucumbers for only $1 And if you have time, of course, pick your own fruit, a great experience for anyone looking for a farm-fun experience. Oh! And make sure to hit up their main shop for huckleberry treats, great souvenirs, and a local wine collection. Love buying gifts here for our out-of-town family. My main complaints are: You have to get there early if you want to get donuts It can get pretty crowded and overwhelming during the peak season (late September early October) Service can sometimes leave you wanting a better or friendlier experience. It's kind of a draw-- it can be great... Or not. It depends. Lunch prices are sorta insane for what you get. Parking. Yeah, get there early. Breakfast is only served for one hour... 10:30-11:30 read more

Super fun but entirely dependent on getting there insanely early. Otherwise you'd better bring your Mad Max rig and prepare to launch harpoons and tow cables, sideswipe entitled Soccer Moms in extended cab F-105s, and generally be prepared to go to war for every rectangular patch of dirt within a square mile radius. It's fucking stressful. They've tried to combat this with a reservation system which is nominally a good idea, but doesn't resonate in any way with "fall fun." It only adds to the overall strain of having to plan and prepare for a trip here as a logistics operation like you're going to Disneyland. Then you get to pay for parking. $15 makes you holler. Then you get to go inside. It's fun. It really is. But you've got to have the right attitude and long lines and batshit prices may have you second-guessing yourself at every turn. For me, I can never relax quite enough to enjoy the feeling of being bent over, but I'm more high strung than most. For my money, I've been going to Siemers Farms instead for what has been ample free parking and a better overall experience if not quite so flashy. End. read more

Food: Not-so-busy Thursday after 1 PM I ordered the Harvest House/Roast Beef sandwich, which was split in the middle. An ok amount meat, four sm slices cucumbers (two on each side), layer/slice lettuce, 1slice tomatoe, horseradish, mayo, and cream cheese, all on rye bread. The total cost, including tax, was around $15. As for the meat, it was extremely rare and not very good. I ended up picking off the veggies and eating those--they were better I felt guilty--I didn't pay for my lunch; my daughter did. She opted for the turkey cranberry sandwich, which she found the sandwich okay. & she was starving. Our meal included the 2 sandwiches, 1 bg chips, 1 water, total cost was $32.something. The whole overall would be 3 the fruit is amazing we bought rainier cherry's, Ambiance very nice read more

We come every October with our son. A couple of tips... 1. reserve the $5 parking days in advance online it sells out. 2. There are a lot of lines so instead of the beer garden on the weekend, go inside the store to the beer cooler or wine rack. Not much of any line there. 3. Bring cash, some things don't take card on-site. Or you will find quite the line for the ATM. 4. Bring kleenex, the porta potty may be out of TP. 5. Wear shoes/boots that can get dirty/muddy (this is sort of a no-brainer. 6. Keep in mind that there's a captive audience and prices will reflect as such. Have a budget like you are going to the fair. Have fun! read more

We had a lovely visit during omg he peach harvest . It was a great visit, they dos nice job reinforcing social distancing and requiring masks. There is plenty of outdoor seating as well. We enjoyed the amazing pumpkin donuts and iced coffee followed by sandwiches and lemonade later in the day. I highly recommend going earlier in the day to best the crowds and the heat. read more

Beck’s Harvest House - Amazing pumpkin donuts and iced coffee! - Fruits & Veggies Near Me - Colbert, Washington

Went for the advertised peach party. Kind of busy but we found a spot on the grass near the bar. Music was kind of loud but could have been worse. Peaches cost over $19 for 4 peaches! Is this Biden-Harris economics or is this normal prices. Sorry but we can get better prices and equal quality at Yokes. Sad, would like to support local farmers like they try to guilt you to do, but let's get real on the prices. read more

So this was my first time visiting and it was worth the trip. It's a large farm with great activities for children and adults. The gift shop has a wide range of products. The pumpkin donuts are just as amazing as everyone claims especially when you eat them fresh. Also the caramel apples are some of the best I've ever had. For $5 you can get a fresh sliced or whole apple and have it turned into caramel apple goodness right in front of you. Select from a variety of toppings and enjoy. There's quite an extensive corn maze, pony rides, live band and other great treats for the family. This is truly a day of adventure so I suggest you plan on having a great time and taking lots of pictures read more

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If you are from Northern California or Northern Nevada and been to Apple hill this place is for you. I came here with my sister to get some fresh fruit and veggies and of course to try their "World Famous" Pumpkin Donuts. I was not disappointed at all. The place is a super cute farm style house with outdoor seating and an indoor cafe and bakery. They also have a country store attached and down their driveway is where all their fresh goods from the farm are located. The first thing we did was have to try the donuts. The whole ride out my sister was talking up these donuts saying how amazing they were. I was skeptical. I am not a pumpkin flavor fan because a lot of the time the flavor is over sugary or synthetic that leaves a bad taste in your mouth. These were not the case. They were light warm and delicious. The pumpkin flavor was there but it wasn't overpowering and it didn't leave a bad taste in your mouth. After having one it was difficult not to have more. But at the same time we got the donuts we decided to split a scoop of huckleberry ice cream. It was creamy, packed with flavor and perfect for the warm day. It was refreshing because it didn't feel like it weighed you down after easting it. Also, coming from Nevada, we don't really get fresh huckleberries down there. So it was an awesome little treat. Walking down to the farm stand after finishing our delicious treats, we were welcomes with some fresh cut samples of some of their products. (keeping all the Covid regulations firmly intact) The apples, and the peaches that they had were juicy and flavorful and the other vegetables we bought were perfect in our dinner later that night. This place is adorable and a need to stop. It is located on the GreenBluff loop, which was formed in 1902 and has many different growers. Also there are wineries and breweries that you can stop at and explore the local wines and beers. It is just one place on the loop, but definitely a place that needs to be checked out. read more

They have some delicious sandwiches, we were here several times and last time we were here we ordered turkey sandwich with cranberry & cream cheese, German sausage, BLT & cold cut with strawberry rhubarb pie, kids vanilla & huckabery ice cream. They were delicious. They weren't very happy when I asked the man behind the counter of my toddler can use their restroom since the public restrooms were all taken. Their public restrooms smells really bad, they should clean it often. We come here almost every weekend to buy some stuff at their store and eat and my little girl always says "mom this bathroom stinks". LoL And today, we came by to eat but their kitchen is closed. What a bummer! read more

We've traveled a pilgrimage once or twice a year to Harvest House. Customers aren't allowed to even touch the peaches because the perfect peach does not want to be handled. In the past an employee asks exactly what we are intending to do with the peach. Pie, eating today or in a couple days. They are expecting to give you the Perfect peach in a box to take home. However. Today we bought eight peaches for eating. Also some fresh corn and Reiner cherries. Instead of the usual box the lady threw in eight peaches in a plastic bag and handed them to us. We drive an hour home and discover that out of eight peaches are heavily bruised. If i had wanted wet bruised i could have bought the ones at Albertsons. We called by phone just to inform them of this anomaly. The gal on the phone pretty much didn't give a damn, offered to have us come back to exchange them. In all the years we were faithful to buy peaches at Harvest House, this year we were a little disappointed. read more

We attended the Beck's Fall Harvest Festival and had an awesome time! The festival was crowded with cars trying to get in but luckily we planned way ahead and made reservations online for the day and time we would attend. The $5 ticket was good for a reserved parking spot and everyone in the car. The line of cars was long to get onto the farm grounds maybe about 15 minutes. Once on the grounds, a person scanned our ticket and we found parking right away. They turned away cars with no tickets. Once in the grounds, we immediately took up a box to pick apples, pears and plums...there were rows upon rows of a varietal of trees and fruits. We paid over $30 for a box of fruit which seemed was comparable to store prices but we thought of it as paying for the experience. Some of the more popular trees were picked over so we had to go deep into the fields. There we found Asian pears and other tasty fruits. After we had our fill of picking we wandered over to the food stands to stuff our faces with cheese fries, bratz, and grilled cheese sandwiches..all very tasty. There was a large maze that looked fun. The line for the pumpkin donuts was extremely long that trailed all the way down the hill and that did not look fun. The number of people in attendance looked controlled and there was a sign requiring attendees wear masks..but that was not enforced. read more

Beck’s Harvest House - Huge selection of carving pumpkins - Fruits & Veggies Near Me - Colbert, Washington

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PUMPKIN DONUTS!!!!!!! If you need to get into the fall mood, just come here for some of the best donuts on the planet. I would recommend eating them fresh and hot...don't delay on their melt in your mouth flavor. I would give the donuts 5 stars. We also ordered breakfast which did not disappoint. The biscuits and gravy was solid and so was the rest of our food. Came here on a nice weather Saturday around 9:30. Not terribly crowded yet. We waited in the "pastry" line instead of the "order food" line which were not clearly marked. When we got to the front of the line, we were ushered to another register to order breakfast. We had no idea there were two separate lines. Never the less, we sat outside and enjoyed our donuts and the sunshine. read more

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Cute place but it was $32 for two polish hotdogs, one soda and a slice of pie. Then it took 20 minutes to get to us! People that ordered after us got their food first and it's bewildering! Plus at 12:30pm the kitchen staff seemed tired and irritated with customers and each other. Still tried our best to make memories. The harvest house has been here my entire life and I guess maybe it's just grown too much in the last decade. read more

We noted several cars headed to Harvest House as we were driving the Green Bluff farm loop last month. We followed them and discovered this neat little place, full of fresh fruit to purchase (mostly marvelous berries at the time of year we visited), home made pies, a little "kitchy witchy" tourist stuff and a little wine tasting bar pouring wine made from grapes as well as wine made from other fruit. (Surprise: The boysenberry wine made by a Salem area grower / vintner is pretty darned good.) We were tempted by the great looking homemade pies in the case, but decided instead on fresh boysenberries to take with us to eat in the car. Those little gems are tough to find and these were particularly good ones. Delightful. Some folks were leaving with huge quantities of fresh fruit, including the guy who carted out twenty eight pounds of Klicitat strawberries right as we arrived. So, this appears to be a well known destination for fresh fruit purchases and we've already recommended it to folks we know who live in the general area. Note to folks who need accessible parking - it seems "dicey" here. You may want to call ahead. read more

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I visited Harvest House for the first time this summer and have returned several times since then. Out of a lot of farms/orchards I've visited in this area, they have one of the best selections. I unfortunately haven't gotten to try their pumpkin donuts yet but I have tried their huckleberry crumble with a side of their huckleberry and vanilla ice creams- yum! Looking forward to next season. read more

Really good for early to lunch range... after that you are unlikely to get food, if all you want is ice cream and gift shop items then you are good... read more

This has become a new family favorite. New to Spokane area we found the orchards and pick your own fruit stands. Four stars as the take and bake peach pie was skimpy on peaches. However it was not too sweet. The sandwiches, music and ice team are superb. There is a great lawn area for children and DOG friendly. Music on weekends call for times. Shaded tables and with shack! Great friends fly staff and say hi to their shop dog... read more

Just came back from the Apple Festival up on Greenbluff, specifically the Harvest House one. It was a ton of fun. There were food vendors, "street" vendors, a pumpkin patch, corn maze and a few other things you wouldn't normally find up there on any given weekend. If you are there for the Apple festival make sure to save room for the made on the spot pumpkin cake donuts. They come out piping hot sprinkled with cinnamon and sugar. You can pick the apples yourself or for a few cents more per pound, buy them from their outside tent. Inside Harvest House you will find more fruits and vegetables, a restaurant / bakery selling pies and other sorts. lots of jellies, jams and sauces and you will also find a small selection of wine. Harvest House is great for the kids and has alot of festivals through out the year. Don't forget to bring the camera! Update: Since my last visit of 2008, I've been here for every fruit festival they've had. Strawberries, peaches, cherries, apples and more. Haven't been let down yet. Added some pictures of the pumpkin donuts that they make fresh through out the day. read more

It's that time of year again!!!! Yes, fruit picking, farm roaming and festivals of delight at The Harvest House! Today we grabbed a tasty bite to eat at this quaint country style kitchen. This is one of our favourite places to grab lunch after a morning of scavenging for a fresh harvest. On today's menu, a classic BLT Sandwich and a side of their house-made Potato Salad. This fresh meal was made complete by a glass of fresh Strawberry Lemonade. If you are in the Greenbluff area you will want to stop in and grab a snack before or after roaming the fields. They have a great variety of picked fruit and unique gifts in the market. You will also enjoy their delicious homemade pies and fresh from the farm Ice Cream. The staff is always friendly and the food never disappoints. read more

Beck’s Harvest House - B.L.T. W/ Potato Salad - Fruits & Veggies Near Me - Colbert, Washington

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This is definitely a neat place to visit, however the lines and crowds kind of made it hard to enjoy!

I've been here numerous times having grown up in Spokane and regularly going to greenbluff as both a kid, and an adult. Went earlier this week with a friend and her kids: the staff treated us like we were an inconvenience. I said nothing to my friend because I'm a long-time service industry member and I know that days/times aren't the best right now. She told me she felt they were rude: and they were! Two different girls blatantly rolled their eyes at me for simple questions ("do you have glass to drink out of instead of plastic" - that helps you save money and cuts down on waste!) and clearly had attitudes during the ordering and it made us feel uncomfortable and unwanted. read more

The apple pie is so delicious!!! All of the pies looked amazing and the little store is perfect for a little visit. We had a great time at Green Bluff! read more

Beck’s Harvest House - Fruits & Veggies Near Me - Colbert, Washington

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Three of us went to Harvest House for lunch today. Everything was fresh and delicious. We all had roast beef sandwiches. The servings were large and the staff brought us our lunch on the patio. The service was top notch and everything was very clean. I will definitely be going back. read more

Owner makes 5 year old little girl cry. We have went to this place for years and go about 10 to 15 times a year. My 5 year old daughter was invited up on stage by the singer and was dancing and sing with them and the owner came out and through A big fit with us telling us to get her off the stage. We complied to his request and had our daughter get off the stage and tried to explain to him that she was invited up on stage by his employees and he just keep telling us he didn't care and he didn't wanted her up there for liability reasons. I politely told him when your in business you are going to have liabilities. He proceeded to tell us he didn't care and was very rude about it to us. So sad we had to explain to your little girl that it wasn't her fault and she did nothing wrong and some people are just not nice. To say the least we will be finding a new place to visit when going to green bluff. read more

Beck’s Harvest House - Fruits & Veggies Near Me - Colbert, Washington

The pumpkin donut line is poorly run. There were probably 50 people online at 9:40am waiting. The workers were there standing around. Donuts sitting out getting cold. But no we're not gonna sell any donuts until exactly 10:00am!!! Ridiculously rude and disrespectful to the customers. Next year we shall go elsewhere. Extremely disappointed to have another family tradition ruined by your lack of care and respect for you customer. read more

Fall hasn't officially started until you visit the Harvest House. I could rave on and on about the pumpkin donuts, but I'm pretty sure that's been covered extensively by others. Just trust and go get a dozen ($10 for 13 pieces of happiness). The fresh cider and large selection of apple varieties are the main takeaways. Nothing says fall like fresh apple cider. Have you tried an Ambrosia apple? It's no coincidence they're named after the food of the gods. The vendors for fresh food are also delicious, I had the Italian sausage sandwich this time and was thrilled. Live music to keep you entertained in the pumpkin donut line, there is no reason not to go. **pro tip: there are still pumpkin donuts and live music on Fridays and the lines are 1/4 of the weekend crowd. If you can get the day off, go on Friday. read more

Harvest House should also be listed as a RESTAURANT. We went there for dinner with a group of about 75 people. They have a very nice outdoor seating are under a big tent. The kitchen produces mostly sandwiches, burgers, tacos, and such. I had the pulled pork BBQ sandwich that was quite good. The slaw was also good. My friend had a very good looking club sandwich. Their peach lemonade is a specialty all summer. They also provide bottled soda and beer. In addition to the restaurant the Harvest House sells local fruit by the pound or by the box, also produce, frozen pies, wine, and novelty items. They are the only one I know of in Green Bluff that also has a restaurant. Several other people mentioned seasonal activities. Go several times a year for seasonal fruit, pumpkins, corn, vegies, and good food. read more

So disappointing. Most of the food vendors are complete garbage, donuts were overly greasy and gross this year, employees were rude, music sucked. Huge waste of money. Just go to a donut shop if you want donuts that badly. read more

I love that this farm has fresh baked goods like their famous pumpkin donuts that are available year round and their just as famous huckleberry cheese cake, which is oh so creamy! There's lotsa outdoor seating and also a nice little market indoors. Came here for U-Pick fruits in the late summer: Peaches, different types of apples, and pears. As an U-Pick noob, it was alright. I need more experience with picking fruits with the right amount of ripeness! It also helps to come here during the right season so you get the fruit you want. TIP for next time: Come early! Otherwise the ripe fruit will be already picked and you'll be left climbing ladders left and right, or end up with unripe ones! read more

Harvest House used to be a great place for lunch. They have a nice patio/deck and live music on weekends. Their food is decent but $15 for a turkey sandwich w/ chips and water ( did not even get a pickle) is way way over priced! I think their success has gone to their heads and now they seem greedy and arrogant! Won't go back any time soon read more

I've lived in Spokane my whole life. I can't count how many times I've been to Green Bluff and Beck's Harvest House. I try to support all small and local business's. I feel they are now taking advantage of their customers by charging 5 dollars to park in their dirt field?? Everything is overpriced as it is and now they want more. read more

prices are incredibly high for small subpar sandwiches and gross potato salad. and they have an off leash dog roaming around inside the restaurant. the people are nice though and the patio is comfortable. read more

Such a fun place to go almost any time of the year! For Easter they have an Easter egg hunt and a hay ride with the Easter bunny it was so much fun for the whole family even my older kids! During late summer and early fall they have fruit picking again it is another great activity for the whole family and it is all so good and fresh But our favorite is in October for Pumpkins, hay rides, wagon rides pulled by horses, bouncy houses, corn maze, pumpkin donuts, vendors and so much more I suggest taking a whole day just so you can take in all of what they offer and defiantly check out their little cafe their food is so good! read more

Nice store, good produce, and their food offerings are great. The ice cream is amazing. Worth a trip to Green Bluff.