Harvest's Yard Is Open for Afternoons. Dinner Starts Saturday, and Coffee Waits for November.
October 22, 2026
October 22, 2026
"The Harvest Yard, with its curated collection of tasting rooms, restaurants, retail and office, is now complete and the first tenants are in and open to the public." That was the developer's wording in its Oct. 5 release on PR Newswire. The release also put the scale on record: 100,000 square feet of commercial space above 652 underground parking spots, nearly 90% leased.
"Complete" refers to the buildings. The tenants are a different story. Harvest's own release said that "as many as nineteen establishments" would be operating for the Oct. 17 Fall Festival, with "rolling openings throughout the fall and into 2027." The local opening guide at My Harvest List tracks 32 Yard tenants. The order in which they open is the useful part. The Yard at 14482 147th Place NE is opening by time of day. The afternoon tasting hours are fully running now, the dinner hour gets its first restaurant on Saturday, Oct. 24, and morning stops arrive in November and December.
The tasting rooms came first, and they share a clock. On Harvest's official tenant directory, Avennia, Grosgrain, Cascade Cliffs and Gård Estate Wines are all marked open, and all four list the same hours.
| Tenant | What it is | Listed hours |
|---|---|---|
| Avennia | Wine tasting room | Mon–Sat 11 a.m.–7 p.m., Sun noon–6 p.m. |
| Grosgrain | Wine tasting room | Mon–Sat 11 a.m.–7 p.m., Sun noon–6 p.m. |
| Cascade Cliffs | Wine tasting room | Mon–Sat 11 a.m.–7 p.m., Sun noon–6 p.m. |
| Gård Estate Wines | Wine tasting room | Mon–Sat 11 a.m.–7 p.m., Sun noon–6 p.m. |
| J.P. Trodden | Bourbon tasting room and bottle shop | Mon–Sat noon–7 p.m., Sun noon–6 p.m. |
| Elk Haven Winery & Rainfire Spirits | Wine and spirits | Daily noon–6 p.m. |
J.P. Trodden is the newest name on that list. It opened Thursday, Oct. 15. Matthews Winery also publishes the same Monday-through-Saturday 11-to-7 hours and describes itself as open seven days a week at Harvest. Its directory page doesn't carry the "Now Open" label the others have, so check before you count on a stop there.
The shops fit the same afternoon. Houseguest held its grand opening Oct. 10, Elm Candle Bar held its grand opening Oct. 9 to 11, Olive Branch bakery and pâtisserie is listed as open, and Vaunt Gallery held its grand opening during the Oct. 17 festival. Put together, the 11-to-7 window already supports a full afternoon of tastings, a gallery and a few storefronts, all within walking distance.
The timeline slipped to get here. In August, Northwest Wine Report reported that commercial tenants would open on a rolling basis starting in early September. Most of what's open today opened in October.
Every tasting room closes by 7, and by 6 on Sundays. Until this weekend, the Yard tenant serving after that was Bong Bóng Bar, a Champagne bar open Tuesday through Friday 4 to 11 p.m., Saturday 2 to 11 p.m. and Sunday 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. It is closed Mondays. Its first Champagne flight is $40 for four low-dosage grower Champagnes from independent, family-owned producers: Philippe Fontaine, Pertois-Moriset, Jean Josselin and José Michel. An optional $8 sommelier pour adds Philippe Fontaine's Cuvée des Lys, a 100% Pinot Blanc. Bong Bóng had a soft opening and reopened Oct. 13, so its hours may still shift. Harvest's own page for the bar shows no daily hours yet.
Next door, The SOMM Hotel & Spa has its own food and drink, Bin 47 and The Shed. Those belong to the hotel and are separate from the Yard's restaurant lineup.
The dinner hour changes on Saturday, Oct. 24, when Brass Steak & Seafood opens. Chef Kyle Quinn runs the kitchen and brings 16 years of experience in Pacific Northwest kitchens. Reservations are open on OpenTable. 425 Magazine reported the same Oct. 24 date. Harvest's directory still lists Brass as "Opening soon," with no hours posted yet. Brass is the first full restaurant in the Yard. Once it opens, an afternoon of tasting can turn into dinner without leaving the property.
Mornings are the last part of the day to fill in. Olive Branch is already serving pastry, but most of the early-day tenants are dated for the coming weeks. Harvest's Oct. 5 release laid out this sequence:
Treat those as targets. Visible Coffee's page on the Harvest directory still says "Opening soon," and an older line on it mentions a store "by the end of summer." Sugo is listed for December in the release, "Fall 2026" in the My Harvest List guide, and "Opening soon" with no date on its official page. Walla Walla Vintners told Northwest Wine Report in August it hoped to open "by the end of the year or shortly thereafter."
A coffee roaster, a matcha counter and a Pilates studio make the Yard a morning stop as well. That fits the property's other connection. Harvest's location page says the Sammamish River Trail is accessible on-site, with secure bike parking. That's the 10-mile paved route between Bothell and Marymoor Park in Redmond.
The biggest dining names come last. The Oct. 5 release puts Cactus, The Crawlspace Gastropub and a new restaurant from celebrity chef Hari Nayak in 2027, along with the Zirckle-Rousch tasting room. Cactus's own page says "Opening Spring 2027." Crawlspace is dated 2027 in the release, "2026" in the opening guide, and "Opening soon" on Harvest's page. The Puget Sound Business Journal covered the Nayak restaurant in June, and its page on the Harvest directory still says only "opening soon."
Kiln, a workspace brand, signed the largest lease in the release at 22,045 square feet for private offices, team studios and shared workspace. It opens in fall 2027. When it does, the Yard will have a weekday daytime crowd it doesn't have yet. That's the final piece of the daily schedule, and it's a year away.
Parking is changing along with the tenant list. Harvest describes structured parking on several levels within the Yard buildings, perimeter surface parking, ADA spaces and EV charging, with access from Woodinville-Redmond Road. Visitors are being directed to ParkMobile zone 45688. Rates and restrictions are posted on signs on site, and access may move as more storefronts open. Woodinville Wine Country gives the same advice: follow posted signs for access, rates and restrictions. Harvest covered parking for the Oct. 17 festival, but that was a one-day benefit and isn't the regular policy.
By car from Bellevue, take I-405 north to Exit 23A for SR-522 east, then head south on Woodinville-Redmond Road NE. From Redmond, take NE 124th Street to Woodinville-Redmond Road. By bike, the Sammamish River Trail runs right past.
One more December date is just up the road. Chateau Ste. Michelle has announced a dedicated Trothe tasting salon at its Woodinville winery, tentatively planned for December 2026. As of this week, the Yard works for an afternoon of tasting, has dinner starting Oct. 24, and gets its coffee and morning stops later this fall.
The Hollywood District has changed a lot in the last few weeks, and openings like these change how a corner of Woodinville is used every day. If you own a home nearby and want to talk through what Harvest's build-out could mean for your property, Tom Covello knows this stretch of Woodinville-Redmond Road well. Get your free home valuation and consultation.
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