Cinco de Mayo is the largest cultural event in the Yakima Valley, celebrating Latino culture and heritage. Cinco de Mayo celebrations are planned throughout the valley with the largest occurring in Sunnyside and Yakima. Enjoy live entertainment with dancing horses, carnivals and unforgettable authentic Mexican food.
The Yakima Valley is the mecca for Mexican culinary experiences in the Northwest. From handmade tortilla's and tamales to produce grown specifically for traditional feasts, the Yakima Valley will delight everyone's palette.
The Yakima Valley's agricultural industry has drawn migrant workers from Mexico, Texas, and California, resulting in a large Hispanic population and a culturally rich community. Over the years, many migrant families have settled in the area, bringing their native culture-and cuisine-with them. Be sure to visit a couple of Yakima's authentic Mexican restaurants to taste for yourself.
The Yakima Valley is rich in authentic and gourmet Mexican dining. The following restaurants offer excellent Mexican cuisine.
Antojitos Mexicanos3512 Summitview Ave |
Cafe Olé208 W 1st Ave |
Colimas Tamales210 S Wapato Ave |
El Caporal Family Mexican Restaurant109 E. Naches |
El Charrito2695 E Lincoln Ave |
El Mirador418 W Walnut Ave |
El Porton Restaurant420 S. 48th Ave |
El Tarasco225 Division St |
Los Hernandez3706 Main St |
Santiago's Gourmet Mexican Restaurant111 E Yakima Ave |
Taco Borracho511 N 1st St |
Xochimilico Mexican Restaurant2304 W Nob Hill Blvd |
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