I love the fountain pop machine... it's a perfect mix! If you drink a lot of soda like I do you'll…read moreunderstand the mix is very important!! They also sell glazed donuts from a local small non chain donut shop !! I come here at least twice a day if not more... The owners are awesome and so are the staff ... more like a family!

Love this store! The people are friendly and they have a ton of options. We frequently stop by to…read moreget soda and snacks.

Absolutely loved this place. Great beer, relaxed vibe, no frills--just quality brewing and friendly…read morepeople. Even Eric Clark couldn't ruin it. Eric showed up in shorts that looked like they were screen printed on, or were borrowed from a junior varsity track team... then he immediately asked if the brewery had anything with "electrolytes for recovery," and then spent 20 minutes foam rolling in public. Yes, the beer garden now knows what his IT band feels like. The outdoor seating area has good vibes and fans to keep the air flowing, but somehow Eric Clark was still sweating... possibly he ran 45 miles in the morning or maybe he had a few too many hard seltzer's, but either way it was nice.

Just walked in because they have a sign out front saying they were open until 3 -- arrived at 220…read more The woman at the front served the people in front of us, took one look at us, said they did last call 40 mins before they closed. Won't be back.

Yesterday I met a friend for a glass of wine at Jones Tasting Room located in Pybus. As a…read moreValentines Special they offered a pour of Jack's Reserve served in a chocolate/sugar rimmed glass. Delicious and beautiful.

Last weekend the dude and I were on a quick trip to check out a brewery in Wenatchee when we…read morenoticed this uber-cool looking farmer's market down the street. After perusing the assorted yummy veggies being sold at the outdoor part of the market, the hubby noticed a car show was also going on there, too. (Note: is my spouse the only one with a near superhuman ability to sniff out a car show?) Anyway, I used this as an opportunity to check out the indoor area (it's called Pybus Market), which was housed in a renovated old steel mill and reminded me a little of San Francisco's Ferry Building (but without the insane prices). As I sampled a lovely gouda at the resident cheese shop, I noticed the lovely wine bar next door to it... and this, my friends, is how I found Jones of Washington. This intimate little tasting room features wines by the bottle or glass, or for a $5 tasting fee you can sample up to six of their fine wines. The fee is refundable with any bottle purchase. I chose three whites and three reds, with bottle prices ranging from $10 to $50, so there's pretty much a price range for everyone. I settled on buying a bottle of their sweet (but not *too* sweet) bottle of their Riesling. Well, wouldn't you know it, they were actually having a killer special on Riesling by the case so I ended up with 12 bottles to take home! The service could not have been friendlier here, by the way. They also sell various wine-related merchandise as well.

Exceeded all expectations. Dropped in to pick up some good cheese for Thanksgiving. Our cheese…read moremonger helped us develop a great charcuterie and made for a great experience. Very knowledgeable and introduced us to some new favorites. Always enjoy the vibe of Pybus!

We have gone 2 times in 2 days to the Cheesemonger Shop. Jim was there both days. He was so…read morehelpful on the phone before we came in and made us the BEST sandwiches. I had a few alterations and he made them perfectly for us. The muffuletta was so delicious. Both my kids were in heaven. I went back today for a second sandwich while they were up skiing with dad. Thank you so much Jim for the full bellies and happy kids! Looking forward to our next trip out to Wenatchee.

Great little spot for music on Friday evenings. Great spot for kids, can accommodate Gluten Free…read morebut verrrrry limited. Most food items were 14+ dollars for. We came with the hopes of ordering the GF pizza but they had a limited menu that night and ended up ordering the Avocado Tower for dinner with a GF up charge (came to $22).

The Wenatchee area definitely holds the crown for best apples and ciders in the state of Washington…read moreand Union Hill is no exception. I am kind of surprised I didn't become aware of this cidery much sooner but certainly better late than never, right? For this cidery I had the appropriately named cider, Wenatchi. Nothing too exotic with this cider other than it's a straight up wonderfully tasting hard apple cider with just the right amount of sweetness which most importantly gives me the impression I'm drinking a cider and not a soda pop. This cider is alive and vibrant and just gives continued confirmation that this is an area of the state where the standards and quality of local cideries and apples are quite high to ensure a rewarding experience.

Do NOT come here for your Bud or Coors!!!…read more But if you like good beer, oh yes! This is your place!!!

The store has a small coffee area that was close when I walked in the store today. I'm am 68 yrs…read moreold and was a bit over heated as I walked to the store (didn't drive) and it was very hot outside. I needed to sit down to catch my breath. A women came and asked me if I needed anything as the area was closed. I explained I needed to sit for a moment and she said NO it's a closed area. I just couldn't believe it! 8/23/25 Approximately 1pm

Watermill was my first taste of Wenatchee wine and it did not disappoint!…read more The tasting room is beautiful, bright, and feels brand new, even though they've been open for a few years. Watermill offers pours by-the-glass of bottles that they have already opened for the day. The white wine recommended to me by our server was their Chardonnay, which was light, crisp and refreshing on a hot summer afternoon. This was the perfect stopping point on a longer road trip. I would love to come back for a full tasting experience.

First impression when you walk into it - very elegant and beautiful. The decorations, lighting and…read morecolor are on point. Bottles of wine on the wall compliments a huge table that seemed to be cut of tree got my attentio We came here on a Saturday afternoon. The place was nice and quiet. Plenty of parking on the street so it was easy for us. We ordered flights of white, red and cider and a cheese plate. Ciders are pretty easy to drink, perfect for those who wants something light, fruity and easy to drink. Wished it stayed $15/flight but I guess I can understand why they have to raise their price now. Red flight, everything is decent. But the most memorable one is the Hallowed Stones Cab! The taste is so complex! Notes of some smoked meat, flowers and dried orange peel... i need a whole bottle of it to get the full experience of it! The cheeseplate has some very decent cheeses that compliment the wine! The applewood smoked cheese pairs so well with the merlot oh my gawd! Our server was friendly! When we first arrived it was slow so we get to talk and took our time. But slowly it got busier and the entire house has only her at the front so we felt a little overlooked and we didn't even get our water refilled the entire time. Not her fault since the place got busy and she has no help (it's on the business owner!) Would come back again next time in town!

Stumbling upon Cave Noire yesterday turned a great Valentine's date night into a stellar one that I…read morewill remember for a very long time. This glorious gem of a place is a tasting room (for Dead Crow wines), a wine bar (offering a select number of master-crafted wines by the glass), and a bottle shop (filled with an impressively extensive list of options from the $20s to the low $100s). It offers something for every taste, including non-drinkers, and if you like wine and are anywhere around Wenatchee, this is a must visit. We felt welcomed from the moment we entered Sabrina's casually elegant and comfortable establishment until we left, floating on bubbles like we had been fêted. She's engaging and passionate about what she offers, and she is a brilliant wine talker who knows her champagne and bubbles (and if I may, has great taste in both, but I'm biased because she likes a lot of the same profiles I do). She takes good care of her customers, juggling between tastings seamlessly, keeping tastes poured and orders filled. The space feels intimate but still spacious enough that we weren't crammed next to others, and I love the color scheme. If I didn't live an hour and a half away, I would spend waaaay to much time here. So, go enjoy for those of us who can't!.

I've walked by the place a number of times but had never been in, so decided to stop in for First…read moreFriday. Glad we did! They had a tasting flight of their own wines (Dead Crow) and another flight of well-selected wines, both of which were great. They also have quite a few good bottles for purchase off their list. The owners are very knowledgeable and friendly.