Fall in Cle Elum isn't just for the eyes; invite your taste buds to indulge in town with the tastes of fall!
The Cle Elum Bakery
Owens Meats
The Cle Elum Bakery
Crossing the Cascades in the beginning of October is truly a special experience. Hues of gold and deep maroon fill the tree lines, and the crunch of fallen leaves lets us know that fall has truly arrived...
The Cle Elum Bakery
Stepping into the
Cle Elum Bakery is always described as a nostalgic experience. Almost all
have had a place like this bakery in their life, and fond memories of family outings and fall coffee
runs come to the forefront of our minds.
This time of year in the Bakery has the cases filled with specialty maple donuts and pumpkin
sugar cookies. As always, gooey cinnamon rolls and artisan french bread are ready to pick up
for family dinners and indulgent breakfasts. And fear not, you PNW coffee lovers; fresh brewed
coffee and flavorful lattes are ready to order to keep you warm through your brisk fall mornings.
Owens Meats
Across from the Cle Elum Bakery is nationally recognized
Owens Meats. One step through the
door and visitors are greeted by a long row of meat cases full of mouth watering selections. A
fall favorite is the maple sugar cured hickory smoked chicken breast, perfect for autumn
gatherings. If maple sugar doesn't tickle your fall fancy, many other cuts of meat are available
for a feast.
To compliment your main course, peruse the large selection of specialty cheese for the smoked
Gouda or goat cheese bathed in red wine. Across from the meat counters are rows and rows of
accoutrements such as chipotle barbecue glazes, dinner roll mixes and local wines.
Fall Bites Around Town
Looking for a quick taste of fall? Stop by the
509 Bake House on First Avenue for a slice of
blueberry almond coffee cake or a pumpkin pie turnover.
Pioneer Coffee Company also offers
great on-the-go options such as muffins, scones and of course, flavorful espresso.
The tastes of fall in Cle Elum are unbeatable. Plan your stay in town around the fall menus and
food displays!
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Posted: October 6th, 2016
By Hayley Harrell