Riverfront quilting-retreat inn in Prosser with five rooms, sewing rooms, and a deck overlooking the Yakima River.
The REACH Museum
The Tri-Cities' premier museum in Richland - galleries on Ice Age floods, Plateau Tribes, and the Manhattan Project, plus riverfront gardens.
The Richland Players
One of Washington's oldest community theaters, staging plays and musicals on The Parkway in downtown Richland since the 1940s.
The Roza Grill
Friendly Prosser diner and cafe on Wine Country Rd - hearty American breakfast, brunch, and grill favorites with cocktails.
The Rustic Rooster
Antiques and shabby-chic home-decor shop in Historic Downtown Prosser - vintage finds, collectibles, and custom farmhouse tables by appointment.
The Social Restaurant & Bar
The Sushi House
The Tri-Cities' only conveyor-belt sushi, on Pasco's Road 68 - affordable color-coded plates plus fresh sashimi, signature rolls, and a long happy hour.
The Village Bistro
Cozy, locally owned Kennewick bistro with scratch-made breakfasts, lunches, and midweek dinners.
The Wheelhouse
Stylish dinner spot near the Kennewick convention center - elevated American plates, steaks, seafood, and craft cocktails.
Tin Hat Tavern
Beloved family-owned Kennewick dive bar (since 1970) with karaoke, sandwiches and pizza, craft beers on tap, a string-lit patio, pool tables, and a jukebox.
Tip Pit BBQ
West Richland barbecue joint slow-smoking brisket, ribs, and pulled pork - dine-in, catering, and online ordering.
Tip’s Thai House
Family-run south Kennewick Thai kitchen with fresh curries, pad thai, and stir-fries at adjustable spice levels.