On the sunny banks of the Columbia River

In the heart of apple country, 4 miles south of the historic Beebe Bridge on Highway 97, sits a year-round cozy café/ fruit stand/ gift shop. Housed inside a 100+ year-old apple packing shed, you will see a charming blend of old meets new. From the original hardwood floors and retro chrome tables to our large selection of local wines and free WI-FI, an experience awaits you. Step inside Lone Pine Fruit and Espresso, and enjoy!

Delicious Coffee

We feature fresh baked treats and proudly serving Blue Star Coffee Roasters’ full line of espresso options that our baristas will blend, swirl, brew, stir, steam, and espresso into your favorite beverage.

Local Produce

From pumpkins to peaches and apples to asparagus, our fully enclosed fruit stand displays seasonal fruits and veggies right from our orchard and local farms.

Trailer in the Parking Lot is Open!

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Happy Labor Day! We are now OPEN 8am – 4pm Monday/Saturday, (Closed Sunday) in the Trailer outside in the Parking Lot. We have closed the inside of the stand. We will continue to have Espresso! ice cream treats, milk, eggs, snacks..& of course the wonderful fresh harvested New Crop Apples, Pears, Blueberries, Tomatoes, Grapes, and […]

Our Hours

*We have CLOSED the INSIDE of the STORE and moved back into the Trailer in the Parking Lot. We will sell the harvest’s bounty, baked goods and espresso, ice cream bars, and other treats from inside – outside. If you have a special request: eggs, milk, wine, ect. Just ask?

* NEW STORE HOURS:

Due to COVID-19, for your safety and ours.

8:00am to 4:00pm

Open 6 Days a Week

Monday – Saturday

Closed on Sundays

We are opening in Phase One (.5)  as an essential business – Serving espresso to go, grocery items, and supporting agriculture from our farm and our neighbors.

Masks are required.

*check back for updates often. Call (509)682-1514 and leave a message with any questions -or- email info@lonepinefruit.com with questions or concerns. We are all in this together.

 

* Health Department requires us to close during power outages.
No power means no water. In the event that power goes out, we must close our doors immediately until power is restored.