I love at the Majestic that you guys serve crushed ice. I wish you would serve crushed ice at the…read moreCinema. When I go to the theater I go also for the popcorn and Pepsi. I totally frustrate my husband because he will ask if I want to go to the movies and the first thing out of my mouth is which theater. I usually pass on the movie. Please bring crushed ice to the cinema.

My wife and I have been patrons of Orion theater since it opened, we go to a movie at least once…read moreevery week or every other week we've got to know the staff that have been here for a while and we found out that one of the long-term employees that we enjoy, is being released after all at least 20 years because of automation is pretty shitty of the mercy's makes us think twice of coming back. mercy's say they are a family business you think they would be a better company to a longtime employee.

It was 38$ per person for all you can go cart, bumper boat, batting cage, and putt putt golf- well…read moreworth the money and everyone had fun!

I recently went with my parents about a month ago, everything was fine until the go karts. I…read morestarted racing and it was perfect until the end parking. It was just me and an old caucasion man and his what looked to be grandkid, I parked fine and the next second the old man crashed into me front behind sending my neck and head jolting forward, my parents then asked the workers how that happened and they said they did not engage the system in the engines to make they slow down for parking. So I was crashed into at full speed, we left after and my parents asked the man "How did you crash into my son?!" He said "I confused the pedal and the brake." Like come on how does that even happen and it also seemed like a way of him showing off to his grandkid but even if the confusion between the brake and pedal is true should he even be driving the go karts? And better yet on the actual road? The Yakima family fun center has failed to ensure safety. So be careful next time your on the go karts.

The seasons is a place that I had heard about for a long time, but only recently where we able to…read morecheck it out. This may very well be one of our favorite new venues. It's intimate, classy and has that perfect local feeling, all wrapped up into one spot. It's located downtown near the YMCA and I believe it's an old Orthodox Church, at least based on what it looks like. For a few hours every week, there's an area open in the front of the building where you can buy "I Heart Yakima" merchandise. In addition, they have art displays there that rotate throughout the year. On the opposite side of the building is the auditorium. It's a beautiful spot that appears to be an old church sanctuary.They're beautiful Stainglass windows flanking the sides as well as a dome top it is absolutely spectacular. The stage is not overly large, but accommodates a band quite nicely. Seating is church pews as well as small tables and chairs upfront. There's main floor seating as well as balcony seating. The balcony stuff is pretty rad, as it gives you a little bit better vantage point and has some sections that have a very old-school theater type feel - Like something you would see out of a movie about Ford's theater, but without the tragedy. The shows that they've got here I've become increasingly great and this year have included some world-class jazz, Bluegrass as well as some up-and-coming artists. While the acoustics here are not perfect, they're solid and the intimate nature of the place makes for a wonderful evening. And because this is Yakima, the folks that come here are super friendly and will often come and mingle with the crowd afterwards. The most expensive tickets that we've seen here were $45 for a band that won a Grammy eight months ago! This is one of the coolest venues that we've had the pleasure of attending shows at and one that we are really excited to continue to support. You guys running it are doing a great job of bringing an eclectic array of art, music and theater into the area and it's absolutely something to check out.

Dancing to live music can be religious, so it was fairly fitting to see (and dance to) a Cuban…read moreSon/Cha Cha Cha band at a concert hall which used to be a church (1st Church of Christ Scientist). Complete with rays of colored light shining in through the stained glass we showed up early for a dance lesson of Cuban Son--this old style of dance (grandmother to modern salsa) is hard but elegant looking. After the lesson was the show. The venue is pretty dang awesome [solid 4.5 stars on a first visit]. The acoustics were top notch. I made a quick scan of the entire space and there really isn't a bad seat. Their is a huge balcony. There is an open space near the stage for dancing (I clumsily tried my hat with salsa, and we had a few ruedas going as well). They served some refreshments as well as beer and wine when we were there. . . Visiting the "Palm Springs of Washington", sitting in a pew with a bottle of beer tucked into the bible/hymn book holder, listening to traditional Cuban Son, and dancing sexy moves in a former church....it was surely surreal... . . ...And made me a fan of The Seasons. There will be a summer series of Latin music over the summer, and I can't wait to check it out again (although, I think these shows will be outside--first one is July 2nd). Amen.

The kids had an amazing time here!! Everything was great! Service was excellent. Would definitely…read morerecommend to throw your birthday parties here or just come in and have fun!!

Had a great party there - laser tag, video game consoles with giant screens, and old fashioned…read morepinball and arcade games. Had a nice table area to have our birthday. Owners were very accommodating and kind.

Beautiful views with good wine and charcuterie board! Service was prompt and friendly. We will come…read moreto visit again!

Love this place so much! There's a bunch of open space for seating especially outside. I love the…read morecute little patio that can be rented out for events. Great place for a tasting since there was a white and reds flight option. If you're lucky, you might see a cute little cat around too!

By far one of the coolest hikes we have ever done! We hiked here from Cowiche Canyon. It did not…read moredisappoint. It was so cool to walk through the grapes growing! The service was awesome, and they curated our flight off of our preferences! The interior is such a cozy vibe, and you truly feel like you are enjoying a glass on someone's porch. They serve pies and mediterranean plates as well! We even got to make the winemaker which was so cool!

Very peaceful setting and excellent white wines that we tasted . Also had a pizza that was very…read morelight and was delicious . very friendly staff also. Check it out if you are in the area, you won't regret it.

After moving here a few months ago we found the tamales were often a favorite when we went to…read moreMexican restaurants. As such, I made a comment one day that there should be a tamale Festival. To our great delight, we found that there had been 12 prior and that this year would be celebrating the 13th one! We mosied on down on a Saturday afternoon, with some friends in tow. We found an amazing meeting of some of the most delicious Mexican food we've had since time started. The event is held a long one of the main streets in downtown Wapato and encompassed about three blocks worth of real estate. The different stands where everything from local favorites, two food trucks, two people making tamales as part of fundraisers for different organizations. Many of the places also served street style tacos, Indian tacos and one guy was even roasting some boss looking chicken One of the stands with selling a number of different beverages including Horchata, strawberry lemonade and a number of different juices, each one of which we sampled was delicious. I'll food items range between a dollar and five dollars, with most of them being in $1.50 range. Everything we had here was good and it was really nice to be able to move around from stand to stand, sampling the different tamales. By the end of the afternoon we doll eaten roughly the Weight of one of our arms in tamales, and it was so good! The DJ that was in the center of the festival did a great job keeping things lightly, and while we didn't stay for the voting, I believe there was a best of show type event. The only thing that would make this better is if there were a king or queen of tamales crowned, and it included any and everyone from the community. Based on the offerings that were available, I would imagine that the stuff that people make at home in the area is absolutely mind blowing. Well worth checking out in something that we will be planning on going to on a yearly basis!

Fun place to dance and enjoy others company, friendly staff and good food and drinks !read more

Wonderful place I was able to visit on my journey across America for our Veterans. I hope to be…read moreback soon!