If you like coffee with a scoop of red hat, then get it here. From the Trump-supporting sineage to…read morethe red-hat vibe, it's creepy. The coffee? She "pre-makes" the mocha but can't explain what ingredients are in it. The coffee taste weird. Big NO.

We happened upon this lovely little spot as we were driving from a winery, back to the freeway…read more Located on the main drag in Zillah, this is a perfect spot to caffeinate on our way through. When you see the name of the place, it definitely brings to mind images of an old school pitstop with a junkyard nearby. That is an accurate representation! Fortunately, the rough exterior with it's weathered frame, belies the quality of the offerings inside. It has indoor and outdoor seating options as well as a drive through. Lots of espresso, coffee, teas and energy drinks at your disposal- it's as impressive of a stop as we've seen. My best half had her standard decaf iced americano with cream and vanilla. Very good! My sugar free peach iced tea was solid as well. Lots of snacks and a barista who was very nice made this a great spot to stop in, on our way out of town. Well worth stopping at if you find yourself driving by!

This place is the best because my dad owns it and honestly it's the best coffee I've ever had so…read moreyou should really check it out I highly recommend it.

Glad to find a Starbucks nearby even if it's in a Safeway. Nice staff and got my drink right…read more Convenient spot in Toppenish.

Great coffee and friendly service. Worth the wait. Always this as a special treat. They make my…read moreraspberry mocha latte perfect.

Stopped by on the way back from a camping trip unintentionally and though it was 1 in the…read moreafternoon, there was quite a hefty line at this little drive through coffee hut. There were about 8 cars in front of us and waited about 10-15 minutes, the service was super efficient. We ordered 4 drinks, it took less than 5 minutes to order and receive our drinks, which were just ABSOLUTELY amazing. 2 coffees and 2 red bull italian soda for $20 was a great deal and all drinks were a 5/5. It's a shame they're so far away from where I live, otherwise I'd like to say I've just accidentally found the best coffee shop in Washington. I may just find another excuse to be in the area to revisit this place

Customer service for 1, and faster results with debit card issues. My debit card was charged 5…read moretimes total, but still denied my purchase. An the amount is still pending, my bank wont refund it until it isn't pending anymore. So tonight was the second time this happend and the card was locked on the 1st transaction attempt, the second time it wasn't but still denied my purchase but took the money. An a female cashier had the nerve to laugh in my face about it.

The cashier didn't want to help and to busy for my service I say stay away from this place bad…read moreservice

This place is definitely one of the best coffee shops in town. The owner is very fast and…read moreconsistent when it comes to making coffee. It always taste the same and it's very very good coffee. There prices are also very affordable. And a bonus it's really cute.

From the owner: We offer Hot and Iced flavored coffee and tea…read more Italian soda and flavored red bulls and lotus drinks Bagels, muffins, cake pops, cookies We offer event catering for wedding, business meeting, Christmas parties Etc....

Breakfast for three 02/02/2023. Service: good…read moreFood: good Price: Comparable Local owned and nice alternative to breakfast at chain restaurant.

Food was good, you can call for takeout and pickup at the drive thru. It is very convenient! Got…read morethe Glez omelette, could use more cheese in my opinion but was packed with meat! Can't comment on service or ambience since I ordered for takeout.

My family and I only use the drive through because we take our orders home to eat. So I can't say…read moreanything about how things are inside. For us, we mostly always check our bags to see if they included everything. Sometimes they forget to give us part of our order. That is really the only negative thing about this McDonald's. There can be long lines. I haven't made a point to remember the busiest times but that is something someone might want to know. I also think the staff can be nice and friendly when they have time. It seems like they quickly give you your order and begin working on the next one when they're really busy. I don't really mind though. It's just an observation. It isn't great but it isn't all that bad (when it comes to the drive though).

Service was bad my son needed to use the restroom as we were ordering and tried to turn me awayread more

Always our favorite place! The wine is incredible, their staff is amazing and the food ALWAYS over…read morethe top! There's lots to do, relax in the tree shaded courtyard, feed one of the dozens of Koi fish in the waterfall pool, stroll through the lavender field or play a game of corn-hole on the back field.

A very much improved food menu compared to in years past…read more Outdoor patio is set with high sun shades and natural tree coverings. A few large group cushioned couches available. Service is courteous and professional. Wine is delicious. Afterward, a stroll by the koi pond and through the lavender farm to walk off the buzz. Service can be slow at times but the quality of experience at J Bell is one of our favorites when visiting the Yakima wine valley. A popular beautiful winery as reservations are recommended.

The owner personally came out to greet us, which was such a nice touch. The service was incredible,…read moreand we'll definitely be making this a regular stop whenever we pass through town.

The employees are rude and unprofessional. I asked what is on the deluxe burger before I ordered…read moreand they told me onions, tomatoes, pickles and lettuce and when I got my sandwich there was no onions and it was cold and quite plain. When I politely requested onions because there was none on the burger, the lady was very short and rude and said none of the sandwiches come with onion and If I wanted some I would need to pay .50 cents. I informed the lady who took my order that I wanted onions, because what is a burger without onions? If you want good service and hot meal, save your money and go elsewhere. I thought this restaurant was Dads- not a restaurant where the servers are paid to be rude to customers.

The gardens at Maison De Padgett are beautiful. Lush foliage, beautiful flowers and trees... and…read morehuge back yard, perfect for weddings, which take place here quite often during the summer. Unfortunately for me, that's where the excitement at this little winery ends. The tasting room is located in the open space right as you walk in. We were greeted by a nice, sweet older woman who proceeded to offer us the tasting which was priced at $2. Since there were lots and lots of wines, (about 12 or so in the tasting) I thought this was appropriate. The problems came with the tasting. Almost all of the wines for me were just 'meh'. After visiting Two Mountains, I was expecting more from this neighboring winery. The rose and the peach dessert wines were both fine, but everything else was rather blah. It was also about 79 degrees in the tasting room, which I think most would agree was a tad warm for a tasting. Apparently, this winery likes to change up their wines and vintages each year. I've had their wine in the past and I thought that the Fat Sow Merlot was pretty tasty. They switched it up this year and I didn't think it was as good. At any rate, I definitely think that all these Washington wineries deserve a visit. I will admit that I know less about wine than some, but my aficionado counterparts agreed with me on the tastings here. This winery has won several awards in the past for their vintages, and while I would love to give them lots and lots of stars for being nice, local, and all that good stuff... I just wasn't that impressed with the wine.

The grounds are beautiful, but I felt like I was on a tour of sickly sweet dessert wines. It is…read moretrue they taste a lot of wines for a small fee, but probably 65% of them are dessert wines. And...tell me this.... have you ever heard this at a serious winery? "I love to mix the chocolate and coffee ports...it is like a mocha!" Yech. The "regular" wines were kind of blah also.