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Kennewick
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Going out in the Tri-Cities often begins with a relaxing drink after work and then quickly escalates to a wildly exciting night! Tri-Cities unpretentious bar scene and vibrant night life provide endless opportunities to either enjoy cocktails with friends or dance the night away to the sounds of music that make you move!
Small family-owned Kennewick bakery (since 2024) – handmade gourmet cakes, cupcakes, cookies, fresh breads, and desserts.
Kennewick bubble-tea shop – made-to-order milk teas, fruit teas, and specialty boba drinks with chewy tapioca pearls and fun toppings.
Kennewick’s independent indoor trampoline park – wall-to-wall tramps, foam pit, dodgeball, ninja course, and a toddler zone, with birthday parties and Toddler Takeover events.
Family-owned downtown Kennewick coffee shop and boutique – espresso, specialty and Lotus drinks, and pastries alongside a gift and clothing boutique, with free Wi-Fi.
Family-owned Kennewick cake shop – stunning custom and themed cakes (tres leches, chocolate, fondant designs) for birthdays, weddings, and quinceaneras, plus fresh treats.
Fun drive-thru bikini-barista coffee shop in Kennewick (W Metaline Ave) – espresso, energy drinks, Italian sodas with 50 flavors, and breakfast treats.
The Tri-Cities’ largest holiday destination (mid-Nov-Dec 23 at the Benton-Franklin Fairgrounds) – fresh-cut Christmas trees, a petting barn, Santa, a gift shop, and family activities.
Seasonal summer farmers market at Flag Plaza in Historic Downtown Kennewick – local produce, bread, cheese, wine, crafts, food trucks, and live music.
Kennewick juice bar for fresh-pressed juices and smoothies – a quick, health-minded pick-me-up.
The Beus family farm’s handcrafted ice cream – up to 24 farm-fresh flavors, Brookies, waffle cones, and a coffee bar at the Gage Blvd parlor (plus trucks at the Kennewick & Pasco Hubs).
Seasonal roadside produce stands from the Beus family farm – farm-fresh sweet corn, peppers, tomatoes, seasonal fruit, and local honey, in Kennewick, Richland, and Pasco.
Kennewick outdoor memorial built around a ~30-foot steel beam recovered from the World Trade Center – a free place of reflection, with an annual 9/11 service.
Kennewick veterans memorial in Columbia Park – a 40-foot granite monument (said to be the tallest freestanding granite in the U.S.) honoring those who served.
Independent old-town Kennewick coffee roaster (since 2014) – small-batch beans roasted in-house, hand-crafted lattes, and fresh bags to take home.
Stylish Kennewick coffeehouse and cocktail bar with in-house roasting – espresso and pastries by day, craft cocktails and food by night.
Kennewick’s neighborhood casino and roadhouse since 2013 – house-banked card tables, pull-tabs, and a full sports-bar menu of burgers, pizza, and more.
Southridge-area Kennewick sports bar & grill from the locally owned Dugout group – burgers, full bar, TVs, and karaoke and trivia nights.
Laid-back Kennewick bar & grill on Clearwater – standout burgers and prime rib, plenty of TVs, Friday karaoke, and live patio music.
Active Ice Age mammoth dig near Kennewick run by nonprofit MCBONES – reservation-only guided tours (mid-April–October, ~$10) of the Dig House and open excavation.
Modern south-Kennewick cinema (opened 2019) – 10 screens, luxury recliners, Dolby Atmos, and a concession menu with beer, wine, and cocktails.