A new brewery and restaurant offering Mexican cuisine has opened in the Terrace Heights area, near the East Yakima Walmart.
Cerveceria Valle Dorado will celebrate its grand opening Saturday, Sept. 28, according the restaurant’s Facebook page. The business recently remodeled the building at 1702 E. Yakima Ave., a location that formerly housed a car dealership.
The restaurant and brew house serves “Baja Med Style” cuisine and offers various lagers, IPAs, pale ales, stouts and other beer brewed on site, the Valle Dorado Facebook page states.
“We aim to provide consistent, quality food, crisp beers, local wines and imported wines from Valle de Guadalupe,” the owners state.
Indoor seating and a beer garden are available, and it is open 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sundays, Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays and from 11 a.m. to midnight Fridays and Saturdays.
For more information and a menu, visit valledoradoyakima.com.
Business tidbits
• Two Burger King restaurants in Yakima, at 1605 E. Yakima Ave. and 2611 W. Nob Hill Blvd., are undergoing renovations and upgrades. Both inside seating and the drive-thrus remain open.
• Starbucks at 1206 N. 40th Ave. in Yakima is temporarily closed for renovations.
• Fiddlesticks at 1601 Summitview Ave. has reopened, with a repaired main entrance and north wall after a vehicle struck it this spring. The longtime gift shop reopened Sept. 19 with a Christmas preview event and has resumed regular hours Mondays through Saturdays. For details, visit the store’s Facebook page.
• Damage from a basement fire has forced two businesses in the former downtown Yakima train depot at 32 N. Front St. to temporarily close. North Town Coffee and Main Stop on the Ave restaurant advise customers to check their Facebook pages and other social media for updates.
• Helms East Valley Hardware opened last month at 104 Butterfield Road in Terrace Heights, just north of Terrace Heights Drive. With the same owners as the longtime Helms True Value store in Selah, the new Terrace Heights store includes 20,000 square feet of space with hardware, building supplies and extensive selection of plants and garden supplies. For hours and other information, call 509-532-7334 or visit the store’s Facebook page.
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