If you're doing a proper tour of the Tri-Cities and somehow miss Tapp'd in West Richland, you…read moredidn't just take a wrong turn... you skipped one of the best stops on the map. Tapp'd hits that rare sweet spot where it works just as well for a date night as it does for a full blown game day hangout. The headline feature is the self serve tap wall, which is basically permission to become your own bartender without the awkward small talk. When your glass runs dry, you don't wait around, you pivot. Try something new, double down on your favorite, live a little. And if beer isn't your thing, the bar staff can mix a cocktail that reminds you why bartenders exist in the first place. Now, the food. This is where people get blindsided, in a good way. The Quesabirria Tacos, Asada Street Tacos, and Taquitos de Pollo aren't just "good for a bar," they're flat out legit. The kind of food that makes you pause mid conversation and reconsider your priorities for a second. Service deserves its own shoutout. We were there on a Sunday night, and our server didn't miss a beat, checking in, keeping things moving, and somehow making it all look effortless. Worth noting: same ownership as Tri-City Taps, which explains why the formula works so well, great drinks, great food, and service that actually cares. Bottom line, if you're local, this should already be in your rotation. If you're visiting, this is one of those "don't leave town without it" spots.

The concept is cool. The technology is terrible. I got a beer and the tap blew so it "poured" 6 oz…read moreof air, and of course counted towards the bill. It must be on a timer not a flow meter. Anyway, they made it right before I left by taking some off our bill, but you better pay attention or your gonna pay for air too.

As an aficionado of craft cocktails and a minor mixology instructor myself, I have to say this…read moreplace was a great little gem in Pasco. The wait staff were very attentive and friendly, the classic cocktails were spot on, and the food felt inspired and yummy. The live music was a great touch as well. I loved one of the songs that used words I'm not allowed to post on yelp. If you're the kind of person who really likes coffee but still wouldn't go to a Starbucks even if it's the only coffee shop open, then this cocktail and dinner place is for you

Held our work Christmas party here and we are so glad we did!!! The service was IMPECCABLE! Not a…read moresingle complaint. The food was delicious, hot, and on time. Everything was exactly as we requested. We had a wonderful time and everything was taken care of! They exceeded all of my expectations. We will book them again! Full venue buyout was a total VIBE!

Date night at La Bella Vita started off almost suspiciously perfect. Seated immediately, no awkward…read morewaiting, no drama. Already a win. The vibe is this surprisingly great mix of Italian restaurant and sports bar - TVs with sports playing, full bar, but still serving legit, "worth-the-carbs" Italian food. Service was dialed in all night, too. Attentive without hovering, and our drinks never even thought about getting empty. We ordered the Fettuccini La Bella, Lasagna Campania, and garlic cheesy bread. Everything was delicious and served faster than expected - A PLUS. Great food, great service, and a relaxed vibe that makes it way too easy to stay longer than planned. Just pace yourself on the carbs (or don't, I didn't).

Lasagna was the best, drinks are good and service is excellent, the pasta and the soups are the bestread more

There was three in our group that came to The Bradley. We heard it was under new ownership AND is…read morenow featuring french cuisine. This peeked our curiosity. Note to the locals, the ambiance has greatly improved from the years past... it's a total vibe now. It's more quiet, lighting is soft & inviting, relaxing, great music, with a cozy upscale feel. The Bradley, would be great for a brunch date or for a group of friends to sit & chill with appetizers & cocktails and then transfer over to dine. Our server was the lovely, hospitable & professional Courtney. She presented well and was attentive to our needs. The presentation of food at The Bradley did not disappoint!!! We purposfully ordered something different to sample the other's plate. We started off with a brunch-like appetizer, a waffle with fresh berries and fresh whipped cream... Well that was absolutely to die for! Attention Locals of Tri-Cities: please show support for a fine dining experience. This place may become a staple for us. And maybe you too? Take Care, Diane C.

Food was not great, they didn't have fries or avocado, and there is a very loud generator running…read moreoutside which kind of makes it hard to enjoy it

Food was delicious and serving size was generous. The atmosphere was lively and welcoming. Our…read moreserver, Kari, was attentive and super friendly. Hoping many more people try this place out so it will be around for a long time. Will definitely visit again and again.

Went there for a late lunch. There were only a couple of tables occupied. The server told me to sit…read morewherever I liked. She took my order immediately and the food came quickly. My tri-tip "sammich" was juicy with just the right amount of horseradish and barely enough au jus. The onion rings (a $2 upgrade) were house made, thick and crisp, and delicious. The only downside was there were a lot of flies in the place, despite no open windows. Fix that, and I'll go back.

Something new in the area! A lot of different types of options, interesting flavors & options…read more Perfect for someone wanting something different

The lady and I wanted to go out on a different meal out on the town. We got two drinks, three apps,…read moreand a main. We got the Miyazaki highball and the waifu drinks. The Miyazaki was just whiskey and soda water. It seemed like the other ingredients were missing. Hard to drink. The waifu was obviously missing the Thai basil. It was still good though. We got the edamame, veggie rolls...with chicken, and the chicken satay. The edamame was good, except just the top layer had salt, with a pool of water on the bottom ones. Weird sauce with it. Maybe a thick peanut sauce? The veggie rolls were as such. 5% chicken 90% lettuce. The chicken satay was very excellent. Both sauces provided were very yummy. The szechuan beef came out like an Asian fajita plate. It was good, except unreasonably spicy. The server was rude to me several times. For no reason. I'm a pleasant man! He complemented the lady on her dress, said mine was not nice and handed her the bill at the end. This is despite me ordering everything for us and also going to ask him (at the bar) for additional silverware and napkins. The table next to us had to go ask him for additional water. Which he provided a pitcher for them to pour themselves. You decide. Anyways. The atmosphere was cool. However, the other reviews are correct. If you closed your eyes, you'd be at a rave. Drinks: 2/5 Food: 3/5 Service: 2/5

The bartender was so friendly and help us make our cocktail selections. Our drinks were amazing!!read more

I've been going to Solar Spirits in The Parkway since they first opened and I absolutely love it…read morehere. The drinks are always good, the service has been great every time I've been in, and the atmosphere is fantastic. The bartenders are also very knowledgeable and can whip up just about anything - alcoholic or non-alcoholic! They have events like live music, trivia, etc., almost every night they are open so there's always something for everybody. This is also one of the very few spots around town that I feel comfortable and safe enough to go to alone which speaks volumes. I would recommend this place to anyone I know!

Delicious burger and tots. Arrived before the performers took the stage. Live music is performed…read morethroughout the weekends.

The legendary music venue has returned! New ownership, much cleaner looking establishment, but it…read morestill feels like the good ol days once again. As a small venue (probably like 200-300 capacity) it's the best you could ask for. All ages main floor with a fenced off bar area right behind it with a perfect view of the stage. Quality sound system with decent stage lights as well. The best surprise was the food though! It's mostly standard pub fare, but they do it GOOD. The wings in particular were fantastic. So while the old Chinese Food menu may be gone, the current kitchen absolutely knows what they're doing. So glad this spot is back!

I think this restaurant is new. The feel is American/Asian and felt relaxing. I had a cheeseburger…read morethat was excellent this meat was not cooked from frozen. I asked for medium rare and it was a perfect cook. Came with seasoned fries. My s.o. had the steak salad which was largish and very fresh mix of arugula and romaine and butter lettuce. Service was good even though the mgr/owner was training a new hire. Just an elevated cafe but miles apart from carts or fast food. This cafe could clone itself in other parts of Tri-Cities and do well.

My wife recently ordered the "signature" Fish Tacos from 3 Eyed Fish, and to call this a "fish…read moretaco" is a massive stretch. In reality, it's a raw cabbage taco with a hint of fish essence--or perhaps a cabbage taco with a fish surprise, if you're lucky. After she gave up and ate just one, she brought the rest home. I actually measured the piece of fish inside: a staggering 1.5 inches by 1 inch. That was it. One single, tiny nugget per taco, buried at the very bottom of the shell. Because of this, you have to choke down several mouthfuls of completely raw cabbage before you finally reach your single bite of fish. To make matters worse, that one bite of fish was terrible. They apparently brine it in a way that leaves it aggressively, unpalatably salty. While the menu claims the taco comes with "slaw," it is just heaps of dry, raw cabbage. There was so much of it that you couldn't even see the three corn tortillas until you went digging through the vegetation. The sheer lack of seafood in a "signature" fish dish is appalling. Save your money--unless you really, really love overpriced plates of shredded cabbage.

I came out of yelp retirement to defend this place. After reading the reviews, I didn't have high…read morehopes. We were visiting the area from Seattle and this ended up being my favorite restaurant of the trip. Food: Chips, guacamole, and salsa trio were all delicious. No, this isn't the type of joint that gives you free chips and salsa but hardly anywhere does that anymore and the quality here is also better. On top of that, they do give out these free munchie snacks that were addictive and unexpected. I ordered the chicken enchiladas that had the tastiest salsa verde. Portion sizes were also larger than expected with three per order. The black beans could have been seasoned more but that's my only minor complaint. Drinks: We ordered the house margaritas as they were on happy hour (on Sundays starting at 2:30!). Nice surprise to get happy hour prices for Sunday dinner. The drinks were tasty - not too sweet and just enough tequilla to pack a punch. Ambiance: Fun! My girls loved the pink chairs outdoors and overall a good vibe. This isn't a 3 margaritas type place - it's upscale Mexican and they do a good job. We brought our kids and they were accommodating despite not having an explicit kids menu. Worth checking out for adults and families alike.

Perch is a restaurant I really wanted to love, and in some ways I did, but it left me feeling a bit…read moreconflicted by the end of the meal. The positives first. The staff was friendly, attentive, and on point throughout the visit. Service felt polished and welcoming. I ordered the Cadillac Margarita and it was excellent. Smooth, well balanced, and easily one of the highlights of the night. The atmosphere also leans toward a higher end cantina feel. Warm lighting, nice decor, and a space that feels like it wants to be elevated. Then there is the food. Instead of the usual chips and salsa, they brought out fried Mexican wheat crisps. They were fine, but they felt more like something you would grab at a Hispanic flea market than something you expect at an upscale cantina. Not bad, just unexpected, and a little confusing given the setting. We ordered the flautas and those were genuinely delicious. Crispy, flavorful, and paired with a generous portion of guacamole that really worked. No complaints there. The pozole pappardelle had good flavor, but calling it pozole based felt like a stretch. It tasted good, but it did not really hit the mark of what you expect from pozole. The amount of chicken was also pretty light, especially for a $28 dish. At that price point, you expect a more generous portion, and it just was not there. My wife ordered the chicken tortilla soup and it was very good. That said, it tasted different from the last time she visited. Not necessarily worse, just different. That suggests to me that there may be some variation depending on the day, but the flavors were still solid. Overall, Perch feels like it is caught in a bit of a food limbo. The atmosphere suggests a higher end experience, but the limited menu and some of the food choices do not fully match that vibe. It is not bad, and there are definitely things done well, but it does not quite come together as a complete experience. I would go back for drinks and happy hour, but I am still undecided if it fully delivers on what it is trying to be.