North Town Coffeehouse

Love this place.... very family-oriented fun, every Sunday night open mic night and these kids playing instruments and singing have out-of-this-world talent. Very much a pleasurable thing to attend and very much a great coffee shop

Normally I am a fan of North Town, they have been a wonderful asset to the community... and now I have a 6 month old baby...

We went on a family outing, planning to hang out in the kids room (dad get some work done on the computer while baby and i play). If she were crawling already I would have left in an instant - it was filthy, way worse than a McDonald’s play place! The floor was a gross looking carpet with an area covered by foam mats that probably look awesome when clean, but looked as though they had never been cleaned. I spent 30 min on my hands and knees scrubbing 4 square sections to make a suitable place for a child to sit (thankfully she just sits at the moment). The toys were great, but also filthy. It was a germ cesspool. I get that kid areas are usually a little icky, but this was obviously an uncared for place. We left after I finished scrubbing my 4th square foam tile. North Town, please give a little love to your kids area! It’s a great idea but you’ve got to use materials that can be clean, and you need to do regular cleaning. We probably won’t return as a family until baby is old enough to play elsewhere.

Amazing! Was in town for a skills USA state competition, as the only lady of the group I forcefully made a group of young men enter this beautiful coffee house. I can honestly say both the guys and me found the service, coffee and atmosphere wonderful! I was quite pleased with this especially since they thought I was taking them to a Starbucks (ew)

I have only purchased coffee once at this place. It was in the evening and they didn't have drip coffee, so I had to have an Americona. I'm not sure if they serve drip coffee or not. The service was lackluster, but prompt. It is very popular and many people study or work in it's warm, comfortable atmosphere, and they have free WiFi.

Northtown is one of the best places in Yakima to go get a coffee and chat with friends. Being in the historic section is also cool because you get to see remnants of Yakima's past. Overall Northtown offers great food, and coffee/tea the only improvement I can think of is additional seating.

I remember in the mid-1940's taking the train from Tacoma's Union Station over the mountains to Yakima with my mom to visit her dad, and siblings. I was so pleased when I moved to Yakima three years ago to find that the old station was still being used. The coffee shop is nice, staff friendly, prices about average. Let's keep this historic building going. Drop by and have a cappuccino, plain old coffee or whatever. When you do, let your mind wander and imagine it bustling with military and USO folks. Some even say the place is haunted. And don't forget during warm weather to meet up here with Ellen Allmendinger for a historical tour of downtown Yakima. Fun!

I love their new place. It's great for a meet up and they have a conference room plus a kids room, which is an added bonus for sure. I love their gelato and smoothies, as well as their coffee. They are a great part of that area and community. Their Selah branch is wonderful as well and right off the Greenway.

You cannot beat the atmosphere at this place, the beverages were phenomenal, could use more staff to cut down on lines, but the beauty of the building makes it easy to just enjoy even the most draining waiting for coffee frustrations.

A great place to come and study, etc. Super cute renovated train depot and has the most room of any coffee shop in town! The coffee is good. Adriana, my fave barista, always takes care of me!

Good atmosphere but every drink order I've placed I've had to wait at least half an hour for it, even on a non busy night. There's been a couple of times where I've watched my cup just sit there with the ice melting in it while the barista was just socializing with someone else.