Yakima's only large sheet of ice. It is small by ice rink standards but big enough for most of…read morewhat Yakima needs.

The skates literally cut your feet. We had to change our skates 3 times just to find a wearable…read morepair. The ice was rocky and difficult to skate on. Bad spot. Wouldn't go again.

We had my 12 yrs old son birthday party here last week Friday…read more The girl that helped is was so sweet and wonderful to work with. I think her name was Allyson. I am not sure if she's the owner's daughter. We had an incident and she was able to get us a refund us the money back. I would recommend this place if you love to skate.

I went here with my daughter, and we had a great time. I read the reviews, and was a little…read moreconcerned because of the comments about body-shaming and people getting kicked out for wardrobe issues. I saw nothing of that. I was shocked to see three midriffs out on the skating floor. Okay, not really shocked. Basically, the staff seem to have a really fun attitude, especially the DJ, and no one was hassling anyone. There was a good mix of music, and the lighting system is very cool, and makes the skating much more fun. It was a little disappointing to participate in the prize giveaway, and to find out that the prizes consisted of things like an ice cream sandwich or cotton candy but that's a small thing. Oh, and they do have a beverage that's made up of pickle juice and carbonated water. It tastes exactly like what you would imagine pickle juice and carbonated water tastes like.

You have to appreciate that in small corners of this land, there are still rollarenas. For people…read moreof a certain age bracket, these rarified destiniations are assumed to meet a certain quota of nostolgia and absurdity whence you push through the doors. Richland's own Rollarena Skating Center delivers across the spectrum of stereotypes. A beautiful mid-century structure (with some bruises), you are immediately struck by the curved wooden beams and neon cursive lighting spelling out "Rollarena" at the far end. If you're lucky, you'll witness the Hokey-Pokey or Shoot-the-Duck to really envelope you with a flood of childhood memories. Hit the snack bar for some seriously unimpressive pizza or nachos or a slushee to really get those skates moving. Marvel at the bizarre and colorful carpet (where does one get this pattern for their house?!). Hit the gaming corner at the back of the rink and rock some mini-hoop or skee-ball. It hits all the points that you remember and want. Bring the kids or bring your friends and have a fun night out doing something you rarely do.

I called directly to skating link to make sure opening business hours correct as on Yelp, I have…read morebeen told on Wednesdays from 3:30pm to 5:30pm. When I arrived with 3 granddaughters little after 2:58pm man at the window told me they are closing in 2 minutes, I had same experience last time. I had to drive to distance to pick up kids, here we go again I couldn't believe person working there never can tell actual business hours over the phone. They keep telling me the incorrect hours. I don't know how they expect us to come when they are really open for business. It's amazing they are still in the business.

Very disappointed with the town Toyota center and they way they disrespect people and the way they…read moredeal with situations that happen. Me and my boyfriend were assaulted by two of there employees and they aren't going to do nothing about it so I am very irritated that they are letting there employees get away with stuff and not face there actions.

I came to the Town Toyota Center for a Wenatchee Wild's game. They were supporting the Wenatchee…read moreHumane Society this night with an event called, "Pucks 'N Paws". Basically, if you bought a ticket through a specific link, it would give some of the proceeds to the Humane Society. Great event, and great community give back. This event was so fun! For a few extra dollars ($5-$10), you could bring your beloved doggy companion as well. This was a really nice gesture to allow guests to bring their pets. It created a really cute and fun atmosphere. Although not all of the doggies behaved well (problems with barking and whining due to stimuli overload), it was still a fun event that I highly recommend if you're a pet lover. The game itself was really exciting and well played. The guys try really hard to score wins for the team. The excitement and energy really makes me want to go back and watch another game even though I'm not really a hockey fan. As I just said, you don't have to be a hockey fan to enjoy the games. It's an easy to understand game with lots of immediate action. Going home with a win does feel very good. The food could really use some work at concessions. When I go to other sports games like baseball, I have very fond memories of the concessions. But, the food is kinda of meh here. As a kid, I wouldn't really feel a special connection with the food because it tastes kind of... not great. Although the food isn't the best thing you'll ever eat, the prices are not super high. It's fairly affordable if you feel the need to eat.

Passing through on business and wasn't sure what to think with only 4 posted reviews. They deserve…read moreevery bit of four stars and I would give them 4.5/5 for such a great value!! I got the Hay Stack which was a home run. Huge portion and just tasty food. The service is warm and friendly!

Great sandwiches , great salads and tater tots. I love their sweet potato fries. Crinkled and hot…read more It's so good. Great service as well. Try their Raspberry Ice tea. Its fresh and naturally sweet.

I was thrilled to find your store in Puyallup. I had three lightly used in great shape, leather…read morerecliners. We had just bought a chair and had too many just sitting around. I was over at the license business, and noticed your store. I had no way to bring them down so my wife called and arranged a van for transport and we were so happy to know that someone can enjoy them, who might not been able to afford them at other stores. So we were overjoyed to help some others to have a recliner! Also the gentleman who helped my wife on the phone was courteous and very helpful. Thanks for the kind help! We will be donating again.

I had no idea this place was here until we called on a Saturday afternoon to see if we could bring…read moresome blinds in for donating. What we found was a very solid Habitat for Humanity restore with some very nice employees. For those who haven't been in a restore before, it's exactly that. A thrift store for household goods. Many of the items are a little on the dated side, but retro is certainly in and there's enough good stuff among the piles. My better half has more than once stopped in to get Barnwood or reclaimed wood for building signs and other pleasantries around our place. Here, they've got plenty of reclaimed doors, A good selection of lighting and just about anything else you need for projects around the home. The proceeds go to Habitat for Humanity and it's nice that things stay within the community. They're open Wednesday through Saturday here 9 to 5 and accept donations Monday through Saturday 9 to 5. The donation area is around back and it's worthwhile to call before hand just to make sure somebody's around. They also schedule pick up at your home for larger items, which is nice! Well worth checking out and note that while the address is on Mead, it's about two blocks off of the main road alongside a warehouse. It feels like Google maps is taking you to some dark alley, but don't worry it's a dark alley with a Habitat for Humanity restore at the end!