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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!
Family-owned authentic Indian restaurant on Pasco’s Road 68 – butter chicken, tandoori, and standout naans in a warm, casual room.
Road 68 Thai favorite in Pasco – regionally acclaimed Pad Thai, rich curries, fresh rolls, and a Friday lunch buffet.
Beloved Road 68 sushi and Japanese spot in Pasco – creative specialty rolls, fresh sashimi, and teriyaki plates.
Fun build-your-own Mongolian grill in Pasco – pick your meats, veggies, noodles, and sauces and watch it cooked fresh on the round grill.
Stylish Pasco gastropub on Road 68 – elevated American plates, craft cocktails, a summer patio, and a view-filled Sky Lounge.
Pasco farm-to-bottle craft distillery (est. 2024) – clean local potato vodka, with gin, whiskey, and bourbon on the way. Pickup by appointment.
Luxury Pasco skincare and wellness spa (since 2012) – facials, waxing, laser and injectable treatments, plus therapeutic massage and an infrared sauna.
Laid-back Pasco riverfront park on the Columbia – shade trees, covered picnic area, playground, volleyball, boat launch, and trails.
Beloved seasonal Saturday farmers market (May-Oct) at Peanuts Park in downtown Pasco – fresh Columbia Basin produce and artisan goods since 1988.
Pasco’s history museum in the restored 1911 Carnegie Library – exhibits on Native American history, pioneers, and the region’s rail, river, and aviation past.
Pasco’s ballpark and home of the Tri-City Dust Devils – affordable, family-friendly Minor League Baseball with a signature giant sunshade.
Beloved family-owned Pasco specialty market – candy factory, ice cream and gelato, deli, local gourmet goods, gifts, and a fall pumpkin patch.
Pasco’s premier event venue (formerly the TRAC) – concerts, expos, sports, and weddings, plus a full-sized ice pavilion.
267-acre Pasco day-use state park at the Snake/Columbia confluence – Lewis & Clark history, interpretive center, Maya Lin story circles, and river access.
Beloved Eastern European bakery on Pasco’s Road 68 – piroshki, pelmeni, borscht, and stunning cakes and cheesecakes.
Pasco craft brewery with experimental IPAs and smooth lagers – an easygoing taproom with a full deli next door.
Beloved Mexican panaderia in downtown Pasco – freshly baked pan dulce, conchas, cookies, and custom cakes, open early to late daily.
Family-run Pasco Salvadoran restaurant known for authentic pupusas with curtido – cheese, spinach, loroco, and vegetarian fillings.
Popular family-run Pasco Chinese spot on Road 68 with generous portions – General Tso’s, Mongolian beef, and lo mein.
Casual Pasco spot pairing Japanese teriyaki and bento boxes with Vietnamese pho – reasonable prices, quick service.