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Fisher Scones

★ 4.07 recorded reviews

110 9th Ave SW, Puyallup, WA 98371, USA

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Fisher Scones
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Essential details

Address
110 9th Ave SW, Puyallup, WA 98371, USA
Rating signal
4.0 from 7 recorded reviews
HOURS

Listed operating hours

  • Monday10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
  • TuesdayClosed
  • Wednesday10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
  • Thursday10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
  • Friday10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
  • Saturday10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
  • Sunday10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
About and visit notes

Introduction / Overview

For nearly a century, Fisher Scones has been an undeniable and cherished tradition for generations of Washington residents. More than just a bakery product, the warm, cloud-like scone served with a dollop of whipped butter and a generous smear of local raspberry jam is an iconic taste of the Pacific Northwest, inextricably linked with the festive atmosphere of the Washington State Fair in Puyallup. This simple yet perfect treat has transcended typical fair food status to become a beloved cultural cornerstone in the region.

The story of Fisher Scones is deeply rooted in Washington's history, originating as a promotional tool for the Seattle-based Fisher Flour Mills in the early 1900s to showcase the superior quality of their flour. The scones debuted at the Puyallup Fair—the precursor to today's Washington State Fair—in 1915 and have been sold from the very same corner booth under the grandstand ever since. This longevity and continuity have solidified their place in the collective memory of Washington State fairgoers. Over 100 million scones have been sold over the decades, a testament to their enduring popularity.

What makes a Fisher Scone special is its unique texture—a buttery, slightly sweet, cake-like consistency that is moist and resists the dryness of a typical English scone. The classic experience of enjoying a hot scone, fresh from the oven, slathered with that signature raspberry jam is often cited by locals as a core reason for "Doin' the Puyallup." While the experience of buying them fresh at the fair is unparalleled, the company, now under the oversight of Conifer Foods, has made the celebrated flavor accessible year-round through widely available baking mixes, allowing Washington families to recreate a piece of fair magic in their own kitchens.

Location and Accessibility

The primary address associated with the enduring tradition of Fisher Scones is 110 9th Ave SW, Puyallup, WA 98371, USA. This address corresponds to the Washington State Fair Event Center, the home of the annual Washington State Fair (and Spring Fair) where the scones are a monumental attraction sold from multiple locations throughout the grounds. For most of the year, this location serves as the administrative hub for the Fair, and the scones themselves are largely a seasonal or event-based experience, occasionally appearing via food trucks at various locations around the region.

During fair times, the operation is designed for high-volume, quick visits, essential for handling the massive crowds eager for this Northwest treat. The venue is fully equipped to be highly accessible, featuring a wheelchair accessible entrance and designated wheelchair accessible parking lots, ensuring that this classic Washington tradition can be enjoyed by all patrons. Payment is simplified to allow for quick transactions, accepting major credit cards. While the presence at this specific address is seasonal, its profound connection to this location defines its identity for Washingtonians.

Services Offered

  • Signature Scone Sales: Serving the hot, fresh, classic scones with whipped butter and raspberry jam during all major Washington State Fair events (Fall and Spring).
  • Bulk Purchase Options: Customers at the fair can opt for the popular "Baker's Dozen" in the iconic handled bag for family sharing.
  • Takeout Only Service: Sales at the fairgrounds are structured solely for takeout, facilitating the quick and efficient service needed for large crowds.
  • Off-Season Product Availability: Though not a traditional storefront bakery, the famous flavor is offered year-round through Fisher Original Fair Scone & Shortcake Mixes and their specific raspberry jam, widely available in Washington grocery stores and online.
  • Food Truck Service: Occasionally provides takeout service through food trucks at various festivals, private events, and scheduled pop-up locations across the Puget Sound region, though tracking the exact location requires checking their public schedule due to the mobile nature of the service.

Features / Highlights

  • Over a Century of Tradition: The scones have been a continuous staple at the Puyallup Fair since 1915, representing a generational Washington food memory and history.
  • Iconic Fair Food Status: Widely considered the signature, must-have food item of the Washington State Fair, drawing huge lines and immense customer loyalty.
  • Unique Flavor Profile: The product is known for its distinct, fluffy, moist, cake-like texture and its perfect pairing with local raspberry jam and honey-whipped butter.
  • Northwest Ingredient Heritage: The tradition is a celebration of Washington’s bountiful resources—high-quality wheat (originally from Fisher Flour Mills, now from Eastern Washington co-ops) and local raspberry preserves.
  • Accessibility Focus: The main sales operations at the Fair are designed to be fully wheelchair accessible, ensuring inclusivity for all fairgoers.
  • Year-Round At-Home Option: The availability of the Original Fair Scone Mix allows Washington locals to bake the iconic treat at home anytime, extending the fair experience.

Contact Information

Address: 110 9th Ave SW, Puyallup, WA 98371, USA (Washington State Fair Event Center)

Note: For operational hours and non-fair location updates (e.g., food truck schedule), Washington residents are advised to check the official Washington State Fair website or Fisher Scones' company announcements.

What is Worth Choosing

Choosing Fisher Scones is about embracing a deeply cherished Washington State tradition. It is not about a daily stop at a neighborhood bakery, but about partaking in a piece of local history and culinary heritage that spans over 100 years. What is worth choosing here is the unparalleled experience of sinking your teeth into a hot, fresh scone at the Washington State Fair. Local users will attest that while the scones are good from the mix, there is simply no substitute for the version baked on-site at the Puyallup grounds.

The warmth of the scone, the melt of the whipped butter, and the tart burst of local raspberry jam create a perfect, nostalgic trifecta that truly defines the fair experience for countless families across the Puget Sound region and beyond. For a mere $3, as many fair attendees note, this simple item offers incredible value for a taste of pure, unadulterated local nostalgia.

Furthermore, Fisher Scones represents the best of Northwest production, utilizing high-quality wheat and local berries, making it a product Washington residents can feel good about supporting. For those unable to visit during fair season, choosing the scone mix is the best way to bring this slice of local history home. Despite occasional frustration over tracking the mobile operations, the enduring, collective love and the sheer volume of scones sold annually confirm that Fisher Scones is a non-negotiable rite of passage and a timeless favorite for any resident or visitor experiencing the culinary landscape of Washington State.

VISIT FEATURES

Services and accessibility

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Service options

  • Takeout

Accessibility

  • Wheelchair accessible entrance
  • Wheelchair accessible parking lot

Planning

  • Quick visit

Payments

  • Credit cards
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Reviews and recurring themes

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★ 5.0

Classic scones at the Washington State Fair. They aren't the world's best scones, but they're warm and served with tasty raspberry jam. And they're only $3! Definitely worth a stop at the fair.

Sep 13 · Kyle Cooley
★ 5.0

So disappointed today. The truck schedule said they were at the Puyallup Fall Gold gate. But there was road construction. Then I looked and it said Sterino farms today. No truck here either. Long drive from Federal Way. No way to contact them or ask why.

May 23 · Ed Proso
★ 1.0

I was so excited to see your truck in Vancouver on Saturday, it was hard getting to where you truck was parked and I shared with them,that if they came again they should park were more people could see them.i ordered half a dozen of the raspberry scones.so excited to share with 4 of my family members, but I was so disappointed in the scones they were terrible, they weren't done,it was so gross ,I didn't even eat a whole one.the color of scones didn't make you want to eat them,how could you put a scone,being the only thing you make,there's no excuse for what you sold to me

Mar 9 · Deborah Coop
★ 3.0

New prices are insane. $31 for 12 scones.. what in the actual.

Sep 15 · Mike O
★ 5.0

Great scones and they h e the best jam.

Sep 10 · bob bob
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