Carne sandwich is amazing! The skirtsteaks are cooked to be crispy. Awesome stuff. Amazing…read moresandwiches every time I visit. Milkshake also very good. Real thick blended icecream

Best. French, Dip. Ever! Actually it was the brisket dip I had, and it was the best dip sandwich…read moreI've ever had in my 77 years of life. Meat was super tender and smoked to perfection. The dip (broth) was perfectly seasoned and not the watered-down broth one always gets. My son raved about the grilled cheese sandwich. I'll be eating here every time I visit my son in Omak. Great place!

Great venue with wonderful bar with specialty coffee beverages in addition to beer and wine…read more The staff are very nice and helpful. The theatre is always a big part of our stay in Mazama each summer.

OMG...this place! First off, they've been open since 2017 so why they didn't have a Yelp page yet…read moreis beyond me but anyway...WOW, I can't wait to go here again. And that's saying something, considering I live 4 hours away. The Barnyard is part cinema, part quaint bar, part amazing event venue. I was in town over the weekend with some girlfriends and we noticed they were playing the new Top Gun: Maverick. Yes, the #1 hit movie in the entire world right now was playing in little ol' Winthrop, WA on its opening weekend! Being in our middle ages we were more than happy to grab our tix online for the 8pm showing for the nostalgia factor alone, not really knowing what to expect from the movie OR the tiny theater. Well, lemme tell you, this theater is what all movie theaters should strive to be. It was small (maybe 100 seats? I'm not great at counting...), with not just theater-style seats but plush Barcalounger-type recliners which woulda been a great place to catch a nap except, it was TOP GUN and who could sleep through that? Next, they don't drop the screen until the movie starts. So while we were waiting we were treated to GORGEOUS views of the valley and snow-capped mountain peaks. It. Was. Magical. I'd be sad if I forgot to mention they have a full bar with great local beers on tap, plus snacks and (of course) the requisite movie theater candy and popcorn. I'd be more than happy to just pop in their cute little space for a cocktail even if I wasn't seeing a movie. Oh, and the sound system was great too. Highway to the danger zone, baybeeeee!

My friend and I had such a delightful time here after the Winthrop Quilt Roundup last weekend. It…read morewas the place to see and be seen as dozens of attendees gathered for wine, snacks, and a chance to win all sorts of cool prizes from the Roundup. We sat on their lovely outdoor patio and enjoyed a bottle of grenache rose - which was 20% off for national grenache day. Score! It was a really nice, light rose, and the perfect accompaniment to the beautiful cheese and meat board the winery provided for the event. As the sun set, and our names (sadly) weren't called for prizes, we were happy we'd made the trek from downtown (don't worry, it's only about a 5 minute walk) to end the evening in style. Bonus points for their super friendly staff and the old barn vibe!

Great atmosphere, and hostess was very knowledgeable. Great tasting wine and good selection. Love…read morethis place!

My friend invited me to join her for the first annual Winthrop Quilt Roundup, and I'm so glad I…read moremade the drive over there! It was a sunny Saturday and the town was lined with quilts on almost every building. There was also a special display of antique quilts at the nearby Shafer Museum, and a passport book of 30 local businesses. By visiting all 30 businesses, and getting a stamp at each one, you got entered into a drawing held later in the day at a nearby winery. The festival gave me Sisters Outdoor Quilt Show vibes, and I could easily see this becoming a destination quilt-lovers event much like that iconic show is. I could see the volunteers in Winthrop had gone above and beyond to make it a great experience. And they did a great job - especially for it being the show's first year. I can only see it getting better as more PNW quilters make the trek and even more quilts are added.

Fun, local movie theater with an old theater feel. I came here with friends and was pleasantly…read moresurprised by the small, cozy feel of the movie theater. The sound an picture quality were great, the staff was friendly and the bathrooms were very clean. Win!

Who would expect a winery in omak? Yep and the wine was actually solid. I got the Cabernet.read more

Truly a special experience! I HIGHLY recommend stopping in for a wine tasting! There are so many to…read morechoose from. My mother in law brought a few wines to take with us because we liked them so much. The gentleman who served us was very nice and taught us a lot of things we didn't know about wine. We will definitely be back when we are out of wine to restock and bring our friends and family to share this experience!

This was very interesting. There is a lot of history from Okanagan County., if you're visiting…read moreOkanagan or Omak, Washington, you must visit. It's a FREE ! However, did you take donations it would be nice if you take a couple of dollars to tell me they also have a a few items that you can shop for them to help support.

Very nice museum, well put together. The outdoor area is one of the nicest we've seen. Well worth…read moregoing to this museum.

This community-supported art gallery features an open, welcoming display space, themed shows and a…read morespace for general art items for sale. We visited during "The Big Sleep," a Halloween/Day of the Dead show. Gotta say that the art was not as great as the space. The volunteer on duty during our visit was quite helpful and recommended a hike that we took that would not have otherwise occurred to us.