We had a great time at the Richlands winter wonderland. Lots of beautiful lights and music. We…read morewent on a slower Sunday night which was great. Got to park real close. I'm sure in event nights the parking is tough as there aren't too many parking spots from what I could see

The music is awesome, Gypsy Rose. Vendors are good. The beer garden is a rip off. You buy tokens at…read morethe gate and then the bartender wants cash on top of the token.

I loved this. It was one price for as many rounds as we could play, it wasn't too expensive, they…read moreserve canned drinks, both alcohol and non alcohol: There's arcade games, shuffle board, pool, and so many huge tv! They had different sports on and they put the UFC fights on as well. Perfect for birthday parties, family time, date nights. There's tables and places to bring your own food. I can't remember for sure, but I believe they had little snacks available, but not actual food.

Family fun ambiance in a cool indoor hang out! A tad on the expensive side for what's available,…read morebut unlimited rounds means fun for hours with the whole family. Mini golf, music, arcade games, football, and a small selection of drinks all available inside. Great restrooms with a baby changing table as well - fun for the whole family!

Had a wonderful afternoon visiting this lavender farm with my friends. You cut and bundle your own…read morelavender. It smells like heaven walking the rows. They have sitting areas to take in the views, vendors that sell refreshments and a beautiful gift shop where they sell candles, lotions and other great gifts. A beautiful experience.

Do you like lavender? Come pick your own! They make it easy and fun!…read more Lavendar lemonade is available in a super cute lemonade stand. You can also get regular lemonade but why would you? It's a little strong so my husband asked to cut his with more ice water and they happily obliged. I enjoyed mine on a hot day. They have plenty of shaded seating. They also sell flowers and plants and wreaths. There is a gift shop with a small selection of lavender themed gifts. You can get a ton of beautiful photos- it's a magical place.

We participated in the Cruise on Friday evening. It was a fun time of driving up and down George…read moreWashington Way in a closed, controlled environment. There were a lot of people lined up along the streets watching the vehicles go by that were waving and excited to see the classic cars and trucks.

Richland, WA (June 23-25, 2011): Cool Desert Nights, a three-day classic car and street rod event,…read moreis open to all vehicle makes and models. Now in its 18th year, Cool Desert Nights features car cruises, street dances, a Show 'n Shine, games & activities, pancake breakfast, judging, awards & more... Schedule of Events Thursday, June 23rd All City Cruise Line-up begins at 5p.m. at the TRAC in Pasco Cruise leaves at 5:30 p.m. following a designated route that will be provided by Event Staff. Cruise ends at the Richland Dairy Queen for a mini show 'n shine 7-9 p.m. Friday, June 24th 3rd Annual Desert Wind Winery Show 'n Shine 10 am - 2 PM Desert Wind Winery 2258 Wine Country Rd., Prosser, WA 99350 Participant's Only Cruise Hosted by Desert Rats 4x4 Club 7 PM - 9 PM CDN's most popular event for REGISTERED VEHICLES ONLY on a designated route through Richland,WA Street Dance Jack-sons Bar & Grill Parking Lot, Lee Blvd, Richland, WA Featuring Colorblind and Plastic Soul 8pm-Midnight $10 for weekend wristband $7 at the door Saturday, June 25th Event updates & music throughout the day with 97.5 Cool FM Superhits of the 60's & 70's. Kiwanis Pancake Breakfast 7:00 am - 11:00 am Jefferson Park Gazebo, Richland, WA Tickets available for $5.00, if ordered and purchased ahead of time or $5.50 at the the breakfast. Show 'n Shine 9:00 am - 4:00 PM Uptown Center Parking Lot & Jefferson Park, Richland, WA Music, vendors, concessions, entertainment and family activities Judging 9:00 am - 11:00 am Slow Drags Starts at 12 Noon Richland Fire Department hosts the competition on George Washington Way Awards Ceremony 3:30 PM Held in Uptown Center near stage area. 6 Cool Ride Winners, 4 Sponsor Choice, People's Choice, Work in Progress, Pre-30's, 30's, 40's, 50's, 60's, 70's, 80's, Post 80's, Trucks, Motor Cycle, Best Engine Bay, Best Tuner, Best Low Rider and Best of Show Street Dance Jack-sons Bar & Grill Parking Lot, Lee Blvd, Richland, WA Featuring Eclectic Approach 9pm-Midnight $10 for weekend wristband $8 at the door

We had dinner at Hubbys Friday night and it was the best pizza!!…read moreWe had the Hubbys householder with fresh mushrooms and it was amazing! The crust was cooked perfectly, looked perfect and tasted amazing! Service was great, and the restaurant was clean! Definitely recommend this restaurant and we'll be going back on a regular basis!!!

This pizza parlor is such a cozy spot! Hubby's pizza is always a must-try when we're around…read more We got a Hubby's combo and a gluten-free pizza pepperoni and mushrooms,both freshly baked. Hubby's pizzas are just amazing. I tried their mushrooms for the first time, and they looked a bit different--they're actually canned mushrooms, which is not what I'm used to. But they were still delicious, in my opinion. You can get Parmesan and red chili flakes at the table. There is also a salad bar, and the staff is always making sure everything is stocked and clean. They provide plates for the salad bar when you pay for your order (if you order an actual salad bar plate). There's a fountain machine for sodas,and the staff fills up your drink. They have both big group tables and smaller ones for indoor dining. Plus, there's an outdoor play area with a few tables where you can eat.

Went to bar to order food to go 35 min later I ask the bartender where's my food she goes oh I…read moreforgot to put your order in so I waited a hr for my food!!

Came here because they were open 24 hours on Friday. We got an Uber to get here and then it was…read moreclosed... I called and they said "sorry we never think about changing our hours online" we asked for any matchplays or any other commission, other than their bad planning but now I'll go to any other casino instead after they wasted my time

I love this theater my dad rented out a room fi the movie " David " and we invited around 150…read morepeople this theater is also so nice about it and clean room clean theater and great service! It's so awesome definitely recommend going here!

Muy confortables los asientos la película muy bonita Avatar, los baños limpios, muy amable el…read morepersonal que trabaja ahi.

Wow, this tour is AMAZING. It starts with a 15 minute video at the visitor center which explains…read morethe background of the geopolitical climate that prompted the construction of the reactor. It is the first large-scale nuclear reactor ever built, taking uranium and converting it into plutonium-239 (used in the Trinity test in New Mexico and the Fat Man bomb dropped on Nagasaki, Japan). Then there is a 45 minute bus ride to the B reactor itself (try to avail yourself of the restrooms at the visitor center, but there's a tour bus bathroom and port-a-potties at the reactor itself). The bus ride flew by as the docent talked about the area and his own experience as an engineer. Very engrossing. As you enter, there's another short presentation by a docent explaining the physics behind the reactor, and then you're set loose. There are also small docent-led presentations at specified times too if you want to get more into the nitty-gritty of the design and operation of the reactor. I wish I had more time at the reactor, maybe 15 more minutes, since there was so much to see and read. The exhibits were so well done!

Definitely worth a visit, though most of the buildings that once were on the site at the height of…read moreHanford's operations are no longer there. Everything went on schedule as described. The bus is a comfy coach and the 45 minute ride to the actual Reactor B is enlivened by the tour guide's info about the history and geology of the area, as well as providing background on the construction and challenges of putting together the entire site so quickly. Free bottled water is provided at the site, and there's a good mix of short talks by guides (about 15 minutes or so each) and time to walk around, read info on exhibits, and take photos. Visitor Center is clean, with chairs inside for waiting as well as benches outside. Because we'd driven almost 3 hours to the site, we took advantage of a shady bench to have our lunch. The timing of the 11:45am tour means you'll want to get something to eat before setting off, because you won't return to the Visitor Center for about 4 hours (and there is no food to purchase at the Center, and no food allowed inside the Reactor B building). There is, however, a place to eat next door to the Visitor Center (The Dive) where I can at least confirm that the beer and onion rings are excellent. We got lucky and had a relatively cool (80 degrees) day. Bathrooms at the actual park site (the reactor) are limited to portable toilets, but again, all the info presented from registration to the actual tour were clear, informative, and well done.