FALL HOURS: Tuesday-Saturday 9:00AM - 4:00PM
Closed Sunday and Monday
We are in the midst of apple season and have a good variety of fresh picked apples, Packham pears, Asian pears, several varieties of squash, gourds and pumpkins. Pleasant Hills delivers fresh organic greens weekly.
WE NO LONGER OFFER UPICK.
Get your pie orders in for Thanksgiving soon! The Little Bake Shop is currently taking Thanksgiving pie orders for Apple, Pumpkin, Pecan, Chocolate Bourbon Pecan and Chocolate Cream available for pick up on either November 21st or 22nd.
NEW PRODUCT ALERT: Savage Mustard from Zillah, D &M Coffee from Ellensburg, Beautiful fresh flower bouquets, wreaths and dried arrangements from Nancy Gabriel and Carol Barany, honey products from Double R Honey, delicious cheese from Tieton Farm & Creamery, Lavender, Huckleberry and Hibiscus Lemonade and from Spring Creek Lavender in Ellensburg, Johnson Orchards and Yakima Valley shirts, stickers and Johnson Orchards tote bags from Invisible Ink!
We have frozen apple cider and tart pie cherries from Rowley & Hawkins Fruit Farm in Basin City, WA in the freezer case, along with their dried tart cherries and chocolate covered dried cherries.
Along with our delicious fruit and baked goods, we also carry Single Hill Brewery beers, Basalt Roasters and Crafted Coffee, Rooted In Candles, Purple Star, Muret-Gaston, Fortuity, and Gilbert Cellars wines, Selah Ridge Lavender products, Tieton Cider, Guerra's seasoning, Hood-Crest canned peaches, pears, and apple sauce from Muirhead Canning Co .and other terrific local products.
The Little Bake Shop bakes amazing treats from scratch Tuesday - Saturday and is happy to take special orders.
Please order online at littlebakeshopyakima.com or call the market at 509-966-7479 to place an order or for more information.
Hope to see you soon!
Come step back in time and enjoy the beauty of the orchard in the midst of the city.
Visit us at our 1916 fruit packing warehouse and sample our signature crop, tree ripened cherries in season.
Come, see why we have been referred to as "the local favorite."