Washington Wine Country Restaurants

National fast-food chains, local eateries, and some fine-dining restaurants can be found scattered throughout the region, or sometimes right alongside one another. As a huge agricultural area, the Yakima Valley supplies many of its local restaurants with fresh fruits and vegetables in season. Yakima Valley wines are a staple at virtually all the fine-dining establishments. Pacific Northwest seafood (particularly salmon) is another staple of the region. South-central Washington also has a fair share of Mexican food, from taco wagons to fine Mexican restaurants.

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  • 1. Brewminatti

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    Whether for a morning macchiato, a bagel breakfast sandwich, a lunchtime panini, or a late-afternoon slice of cake, this roomy coffeehouse with hardwood floors, comfy armchairs, and café tables works nicely for a quick pick-me-up or a more leisurely meal. Most evenings, the space becomes a casual dinner spot with beer and wine available, and on weekends there's often live rock, jazz, and country music.

    713 6th St., Prosser, Washington, 99350, USA
    509-786–2269

    Known For

    • Well-crafted espresso drinks
    • Excellent breakfast and lunch sandwiches
    • Live music shows many weekend evenings

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Sun. No dinner Mon.
  • 2. North Town Coffeehouse

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    Located in Yakima's atmospheric 1909 train depot, this first-rate coffeehouse offers plenty of seating surrounded by ornate pillars, molding, arched ceilings, and other architectural elements. Sit in a comfy armchair and savor a white chocolate mocha or potent cold brew.

    32 N. Front St., Yakima, Washington, 98901, USA
    509-895–7600

    Known For

    • Drinks made with Stumptown coffee
    • Spacious patio
    • Grab-and-go baked goods and sandwiches

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: No dinner
  • 3. Red Horse Diner

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    Step back in time to a 1930s-era service station that's been converted into a diner, serving up classic greasy-spoon fare, like steak and eggs, biscuits and gravy, charbroiled chicken sandwiches, banana splits, and the like. While you await your grub, check out the hundreds of vintage metal gas station signs and advertisements.

    1518 W. University Way, Ellensburg, Washington, 98926, USA
    509-925–1956

    Known For

    • Old-fashioned burgers and fries
    • Cool roadside memorabilia
    • Luscious milk shakes
  • 4. Stella's

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    This friendly daytime café is inside a quirky little cabin with a sunny deck beside Cle Elum's Flag Pole Park. Popular for a bite or a latte before or after hiking the nearby Coal Mines Trail or just strolling around downtown, Stella's specializes in overstuffed sandwiches—such as the Gobbler, with roast turkey, cranberry sauce, and Swiss—and well-prepared breakfasts featuring everything from French toast to steal-cut oatmeal to build-your-own egg scrambles.

    316½ W. 1st St., Cle Elum, Washington, 98922, USA
    509-674–6816

    Known For

    • Espresso drinks with house-made chocolate and caramel sauces
    • Cute deck seating
    • House-baked cookies

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Mon. No dinner
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