Emma is an amazing employee at the Lake Entiat Fruit Stand! What a breath of fresh air to get your…read moreproduce locally and from an attentive employee. Yesterday after hitting a rock, I pulled over to grab some fresh apricots, peaches and plums and upon returning to the car I noticed a puddle of red liquid under my car. Emma was so kind as I navigated through the calls to insurance, AAA and finding a ride. She offered up waters and was a calming presence. Dave the owner was equally as great as he wasn't angered at all by the growing mess my car was creating and assured me that he would hose it off once the tow truck takes my car away. The fruit we brought home was fresh and juicy and without bruises! Supermarkets cannot compete with this kind of quality. Make your way to Lake Entiat Fruit Stand. You will not be disappointed!

They have amazing produce and the best cherries in town!! Hands down!…read moreThey also have ice cream and coffee!

We have been getting our canning fruit there for years, we love them, very nice peopleread more

Feel Pioneer Fruit Stand is an old family run fruit stand that always have good seasonal fruit with…read morefair prices. The people are friendly, and if you're cooking with the fruit they sometimes have seconds that you can get for what I consider a bargain. I recently got a flat of peaches and apricots for $10. And I only had to discard one piece of fruit.

One of the best public markets I have ever been to. So many artists and so much restaurant to…read morechoose from. From paintings to t shirts to jewelry and kids toys. When you are in town come experience this amazing opportunity to see.

YOU FEEL UP TO ICE CREAM STOP HERE! I went in hoping for more of a local fruit stand (more…read moreselections). They had some fruit selections available. I picked up some apples and pears. THe prices seemed comparable to Seattle area grocery stores or higher. I figured here it would be better pricing (less). I grabbed some teryaki sauce to use later at home and a post card, THere was so many people in line for ice cream. We decided a couple ice cream cones one scoop and man it was a huge scoop. THe ice cream for the win. The younger gentleman who rang me up was so kind a patient. The girl who scooped the first cone thought I didn't pay felt a little strange to me it was like she didn't believe her co worker he rang us up but moving on. We got our ice cream and headed down to a different fruit stand.

We stopped by looking for local products and apples...of course. Apple prices a little high, but…read morethey did appear fresh from this years crop. Sadly, many items in the shop were not local. Dried pears from New Jersey that were just days from the sell by date, items made in Everett, and Woodinville. Nothing special and not impressed.

Minus one star because they are only open three months a year. Otherwise a really nice fruit /…read morelocal foods stand.

Make this a "must stop" . You will find the freshest and sweetest fruit raised and picked by the…read moreowner. Lots of fun treats and things to pick up and enjoy with your fruit. You'll be so happy you stopped!

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

There's a lot of weird stuff in here, that doesn't quite jibe with the focus of the shop, which is…read morethe deadly array of hot sauces, dips, jellies, jams, mustards, pickles and honeys, around which all other offerings orbit. Things like pocket knives, crystals and stones, shot glasses, rings and other rudimentary souvenirs, but these are all incidental, as the only reason you will remember this place, and the reason you will return, is for the sauces. I'm not sure when it all started, but there is a rapidly growing sub-culture of hot sauce enthusiasts and aficionados, myself a member among them, who delight in the sweet agony caused by the caustic caress of Capsaicin. Whoever runs this shop understands this fiery fetish, and has stocked their shelves with some of the most tangy, torrid, tongue-torching, taste bud annihilating tinctures known to man. Sauces with tasteful names such as "Satan's Blood", "Butt Pucker" and "Colon Cleaner". The kind of sauces that cause PTSD in mortal men and women and, after sampling, cause them to immediate glare at you with desperate, pleading, wincing eyes filled with a hatred and agony as fiery intense as the sauce itself. Yeah, we're a f**ed up bunch. One man's pain is another man's pleasure. It's all A Matter of Taste! And in the interest of full disclosure, yeah, I did buy sauces here. Two, in fact: a bottle of Mad Dog 357, 25th Anniversary edition (1,000,000+ Scoville units), and a bottle of Salvation Sauce, complete with attached mini-Bible, to exorcise the spicy, delicious demons that are unquestionably trapped inside!

They have a wide variety of souvenirs, snacks, and figurines. They have large crystal rocks as…read morewell. The kids got a kick out of the magnetic rocks.

We heard about this place years ago and finally made it to Wenatchee to try it. It lived up to the…read morehype. It was some very good food at a fair price. I loved fhe huckleberry ice cream. Hopefully I can make it back someday to try some more.

Ice cream is super awesome and gives the old time ice cream shop vibe. Staff and owners super…read morefriendly and accommodating. They are so sweet to my kids and have a friendly vibe. Nice to have a traditional ice cream shop in town.