Based on the previous reviews, I believe this is the place we visited in Pike Place Market. We…read moretried the Bing and Rainier Cherries - both were absolutely succulent! These were easily the freshest cherries we've had. They let us sample each flavor to determine which we preferred. Clearly, we couldn't choose between the two since we bought both! We ate them out on the patio around the corner, enjoying the view of the bay.

Magaña Farms is another vendor I am happy to see returning to the Issaquah Farmer's market this…read moreyear. The produce has been fantastic. My most recent discovery late last year (and, fortunately, available this morning) was their dried, thinly-sliced apples. Am looking forward to their amazing cherries later in the season.

There is nothing quite like picking your own fresh fruit. The owners, Rita and Chris happily teach…read moreeach picker the art of "tickling" the ripe berries from the tender branches. If you want to eat, freeze, dry, put up, make blueberry cobbler or blueberry pie, or some other tasty blueberry treat with some of the plumpest, most tasty blueberries you have ever laid taste to, Sunlight Farms-you pick blueberries is the place to be. Knowing there are no pesticides used is also a plus! Picking season typically starts mid June. It's something my family looks forward to each year. Be sure to wear shoes that are appropriate for walking around a farm (athletic or walking shoes are fine, but I wouldn't wear sandals or open toe or heel type shoes). And a hat and sun block are nice to have too. Those rows and rows of blueberries go quite a ways out, and time flies when you are having fun!

I was visiting Grandview, wanted something to do with the kids. I found this place and it was a…read moregreat experience. My kids loved it the staff was friendly. I definitely recommend this place.

Boooo! No Cherry Deliveries over the 'net in 2010. Not sure why - but I bet the recession and…read moreweather have something to do with it. I will check back in 2011, but Dang, I sure will miss this year's Harvest. As a substitute I ordered 2lbs of Bings from Cherry Moon Farms. I have ordered from Harry & David as well - but so expensive. (Whole Foods had a Cherry Day on June 8 - but I missed it - Cherries were $1.99 a lb. - Now they are 3.99 or 4.99) The cherry season is so limited. Go get some Cherries RIGHT AWAY.

On the 30th Anniversary of this majestic parade (2018) we finally made it down to check it out,…read morethough in fairness, we've only been back a few years. I learned recently that this parade was named one of the 10 best lighted parades in the country and after seeing some decked out combines, I believe it! Held along the main drag in town, it started around 6:30, with some sort of fun run that went along the parade route as well followed by a flash mob who danced to a jingle bell rock remix, and finally the parade. It lasted a little over and hour and gave us plenty to look at! The standard non-profit and beauty pageant winner floats from different towns came through, followed by a number of impressively lit semis and classic cars. The farm equipment was obviously what everyone came for and did not disappoint! There were old and new tractors, small farm vehicles, combines, and plenty of plastic deer - all of which were more than impressive in their total light counts! The kids loved watching and it took me right back to our time in Iowa! We were very glad we came down for the festivities and liked it so much, we'll probably be back next year!

From the owner: The parade began in 1989 when local farmer Bob Hadeen and businessman Tom Taylor had an idea. They…read morewanted to have a parade that would feature farm implements since they are a symbol of the agriculture community that is Sunnyside. That idea has bloomed into an annual tradition for our community that was continued with Karen Friend and Sharon and Ervin Kilian for many years. In 2017 the Sunnyside noon Rotary took this tradition over as a community project. The Sunnyside Rotary Lighted Farm Implement Parade was the first of its kind that has inspired many replications. This parade features modern farm equipment, old farm implements, antique cars and trucks, commercial and non-commercial Christmas floats, animal-drawn entries, and youth entries. It has been rated by A&E as one of the "Top Ten Best Lighted Parades in the country" and featured on the Travel Channel. Typically there are 60+ entries and each entry will be completely lit for night viewing.