Browse menus, reviews and photos of Wine Bars in Yakima.
Wine Bar · $
26 North 1st Street Ste A, Yakima
Customers’ favorites
“My Avacado Toast was delicious! I loved it even though I don't like jalapenos (it has jalapeno cream cheese). However, the fococia bread was really tough. I had trouble biting through it. I did get my order to go so I don't know if that made a difference. I'd order this. Again regardless.”
Wine Bar · $$
10 South 2nd Street, Yakima
“Love this place on the weekends for the live music. Megan the bartender is very welcoming she knows how to run a bar. Wine is great and good prices too. Perfect place for people wanting an outing late nite downtown Yakima open tell 10pm. Kana has become a regular spot for us on the weekends because of it’s live music and super friendly stuff.”
Brunch · $$
910 Summitview Avenue Ste 7a, Yakima
Customers’ favorites
“We tried Brunch, Bliss and Bubbles today. There were 6 of us. Everything we ordered was especially delicious! It was busy but our server was relaxed, efficient and friendly. We all enjoyed ourselves and were quite surprised at all the special touches. If you want to spoil yourself a little try this lovely place out.”
Mexican · $$
5110 Tieton Dr #270, Yakima
Customers’ favorites
“We went to dinner tonight and had the best service from Liz! She made the best Mojitos! Thanks Liz for you great customer service! Food was also amazing!”
Every February 18th, the United States celebrates National Drink Wine Day - a holiday that brings together wine enthusiasts and provides a perfect excuse to open a favorite bottle or try something new. This isn't just another reason to enjoy good wine - it's a day to learn more about wine culture, visit wineries, participate in tastings, and discover new flavors. On this day, wine bars, restaurants, and wineries across the country host special events, from expert tastings to engaging wine tours. It's an excellent opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of American winemaking - from the famous Napa Valley in California to the cozy wineries of New York and Virginia. In our guide, we've collected the most interesting places to properly celebrate this holiday: from historic wineries with centuries-old traditions to modern wine bars with innovative approaches to tastings. Each of these venues offers a unique experience and its own special perspective on wine culture.