All the way cheese Big Miner Burger hit everything I want in a smashed grill burger. My wife and I…read morespilt it and we were more than satisfied. The onion rings are good. The chocolate milk shake was the bomb especially with the onion rings. Service was quick and friendly. Loved our visit

I normally come here every weekend, and Miners has always been a great place and a staple in…read moreYakima. The food is not cheap, but it has always been worth it until this visit. Unfortunately, my experience was ruined by a very rude and condescending young short employee with glasses who said his name was Thomas (if that was his real name). While the other employees were very nice, being spoken to in that manner was unacceptable, especially as a paying reoccuring customer. The food itself remains good however, customer service matters, and no customer should be yelled at or treated poorly. Because of this experience, I will likely not be returning.

My first experience here was excellent Food was fresh,…read moremouthwatering, with a buttery riches that made me want to eat another one immediately The two gentlemen serving/cooking/prepping were spot on! What a fantastic hidden gem

I had the Fremont, a gourmet hot dog at Winey Dog near downtown Yakima. Their menu is small but the…read morehot dogs are scrumptious! The inside has around 6-tables and there's an outdoor patio. My great-nephew loved his hot dog too, SCORE! Give them a try you won't regret it.

My husband and I stopped in at Major's, and wow--it did not disappoint!…read more I got the Major's bacon cheeseburger with beer-battered dip fries, and everything was super yummy. The burger was flavorful and cooked just right, and the fries were crispy and delicious. My husband ordered "The General" with tater tots, and he said it was GOOD! He also got a banana shake, which he really enjoyed. The service was great--the ladies were very nice, attentive, and helpful, which made the experience even better. The vibe is awesome--kind of a fun 50's diner feel with stool seating, plus sports memorabilia all around, which adds a cool touch. We actually chose this spot because Cooper Kupp said it's his favorite place to eat in Yakima, and now we can see why. Definitely worth checking out!

We met family to celebrate my wife's 80th birthday and found the food to be outstanding I had the…read morecaptains seafood plates and my wife had the chicken salad both were out standing. The service was great and the employees we super friendly great place to go eat.

We entered the building. There was an employee sitting behind the desk on a computer and did not…read moregreet us whatsoever. That was our first time being in there we looked at the menu she still didn't ask if we had any questions so we ordered one item the building is very cute, kind of surprised it's not pet friendly. We probably will not return. The hotdog had good flavor, although the cheese sauce was very watery not worth the price in my opinion.

Baaaad Bland. Dollar Store Dog's might be better IDK…read more (cause buy for my dog). I didn't take away the 98 Percent of my Philly Dog -tossed it. My Dog's more discerning

Fun and nostalgic. Stopped in for a burger. The inside is small, but clean and retro design. They…read morealso have a drive throigh. Even have a pinball machine. The burger and fries were tasty. They provided condiments at no extra charge. Even have a picture of Gary Puckett and the Union Gap. Try it, you won't be disappointed. .

Pepp'rmint Stick needs some work. I'm nostalgic about this place from childhood, and the building…read moreitself is vintage. They have installed digital menus inside that move and don't show the whole menu. Very confusing, and not really needed for a burger joint. I really wanted onion rings, but couldn't find them on the menu so I didn't order them. As I was eating, I saw them listed on the old fashioned menus leading up to the drive-thru. I'll probably be skipping this place and going to Miner's instead the next time I'm in Yakima craving a burger.

Ate here for the first time yesterday and let me tell you.. I was not expecting it to be that good…read morehonestly. The fries are fabulous and they have malt vinegar my favorite! And the burgers, ohhh the burgers. After trying most of the burger joints in town I can 100% honestly say these burgers were the best I've had!! So juicy and cheesy and the meat was so flavorful I was in heaven every bite! I wish I could have eaten more lol but it's so filling! I can't wait to come back!

It never fails to amaze me when a place that has been popular all over then country comes in, the…read morefirst reviews are negative from because it "too busy" or "the fries aren't like McDonalds". Not surprisingly and luckily - this franchise doesn't need a seal of approval from people, who ironically came out within the first week of opening, and felt the ten minute wait was too long. Rant over - now to the food! If you've never been to Five Guys - it's solid for fast food. The burgers are big and a standard deviation above the mean for sure. I'm not a huge fan of the fries, but my wife is - so you may be as well! The shakes are delicious and while they're nothing you haven't had before, they really hit he spot one hot, haven't yet had ice cream day. I had a standard cheeseburger and in addition to being big and tasty, it was rather pretty! It's probably the closest I've ever had to a burger looking in real life, like it does on a commercial. As previously stated, I'm not a fan of the fries, but my preference is for crispy fries and here the potato spears are more in the bulky side - my wife prefers these so in the end it's all solid! The shake was solid as well - standard chocolate and very good. The wait wasn't overly long and 1) it was worth it and 2) they'd only been open for about 96 hours! I was more impressed with the fact that they were pumping orders out and getting things right despite being so new. The peanuts are served in giant boxes and you simply help yourself, discarding on the ground as you please! Overall, an above average fast food stop. If your fry preference is for bulky trending soggy fries, this is more you dig and the burgers are uniformly delicious. Welcome to town Five Guys!

A great retro style soda fountain with a lot of ice cream and food choices…read more The service was excellent and very attentive. My family and I sat at the counter and had a great experience interacting with the staff while drinking and eating a variety of different flavored ice creams and ice cream sodas. It was a great treat after a day at the museum and the park. I'd highly recommend the soda fountain if you are in the area.

This spot is indeed open again under new owners and it's a fun place! We came in after a rousing…read moremorning at the park and the museum, and were quite happy with our findings! Fashioned as an old school soda fountain shop, it's very nostalgic for young and old alike. The little dudes loved the bar and stools, we loved that it kept them busy. The place seats 25 or so and has plenty of spots at the bar so no one is left wanting. The outdoor seating is nice too, though they've only got two tables out there currently. The food was solid and pretty standard. Pressed paninis and American favorites are at your disposal. Our turkey/swiss was surprisingly good as were the ham and cheddar and the Roast Beef & Swiss that our counterparts tried. Our little dudes also thoroughly enjoyed their hot dog. Hard to mess up, but nice to know that it's there. The only way we felt things could be improved upon was if they use the little bit nicer bread. Haven't been in the Midwest for a long time, coming back and having the different Northwest themed Poulsbo breads ( I think it's actually called something else now, but that's how I remember it) like milk and honey or Bainbridge Island nine-grain, it seems like a no-brainer to use them and up the sandwich game in a noticeable but very easy way. The ice cream was delicious as always. They've got a lot of flavors and do things up right with malts, Sundays and floats. Everything's very affordable, with sandwiches running around seven or eight dollars and ice cream running about $2 for a good-sized cup. All in all, our time here was a win. Very nostalgic for everyone, fun for the kids and overall a good eating experience. We're excited to be back in the area as this will be a place we will probably frequent in the summertime!

They actually make quite good burgers at A&W. We pulled up at 8:50 on Friday night at this A&W/KFC…read morejoint and after ordering burgers the teenager came back on the intercom to say they've shut down the grills for the night and only have chicken. Over an hour before closing.

Just went thru the drive thru. The gal on the speaker was rude, than when I get up to get my food,…read morethe other gal gives me my food, and the first one say thanks and goes to shut the window, I said my drinks? Her reply was ya I know, I only have 2 hands! My reply was really! I have had this same attitude from this gal before, today takes the cake. She does not belong working with the public! Move her to the kitchen or fire her! Enough all ready.

Fried catfish collard greens mac & cheese and the chicken were phenomenal. The only place I know…read morearound here I can get really good collard greens and the catfish always hits.

Food was terrible- brisket was hard and the texture of spam. Tacos was ok and service was ok-…read morenothing fabulous. We still tip them because we know people work hard and you can not pinpoint whose fault. I would never go again and don't recommend it to anyone. It was a large restaurant with a lot of seating. The day before the restaurant was literally empty and they would not take our party of 8 as they said they had 2 large parties coming in soon. So today just me and my hubby decided to try it without the reset of the family and we should have taken the sign from the day before. We also asked to speak to a manager and no one came.