Just happened to be in Benton City at an appointment when I felt like I needed a little caffeine…read more Looked in Yelp for a coffee place and The Coffee Depot comes up. I pull up to this tiny little drive thru coffee shack order my drink. ( photo attached) and was pleasantly surprised at the smooth flavor of the coffee. I forgot to ask the barista the type of beans they use, anyways the coffee was definitely worth the $6 and the service was excellent. Highly recommend.

She makes the best coffee in Town, especially the big train.. if your ever in town stop at her at…read moreher coffee shop at coffee shop and show her love

Awesome and friendly and most importantly makes a killer americano with caramel that can wake the…read moredead. Definitely my go to place when I have a late night.

Great place for coffee and yummy baked goods in Prosser, WA. Fast service despite a long line due…read moreto the annual balloon festival this weekend. Large space with lots of tables, and cool pictures on the walls.

Cool place. Just had tea, but the food looked good. Historic building. Local artwork for sale. Next…read moretime, I plan on having lunch there.

Everything about this place is amazing. The employees, the atmosphere, the cool free events, the…read moredrinks, the snacks, literally EVERYTHING. Since moving here, my husband and I have become frequent flyers and will probably be known by name within the coming months.

This is a great little café with a good vibe. I like it because it is very gamer-nerd friendly…read more(it's linked to the game store), and safe space vibes. The only downside is that I have tried several times to use it as a third space when I just wanted to get out of my office, but sometimes it is closed on days when it says that it would be open, and sometimes the Internet is out.

Always fabulous pastries and well-balanced beverages, Ethos does it the best! You must try the…read moreKouign-amann & whatever seasonal coffee is on special, it is worth every bite and sip!

They were very busy every thing look amazing. Definitely will go back yo try there cheese cake. My…read morecoffee was ok. Tasted on the burnt side. Hade a plain bagel it was good.

A lovely little cafe that doesn't burn their coffee…read more The Honey Spartak cake is well worth the stop. Delicious food and great service!

People have been raving about this plane so we decided to give it a try. The place is quite small,…read morebut they offer extra seating in the main building. We came in for dessert and they had a pretty good selection. My husband got a fruit tart and I had a layered vanilla cake. My husband's fruit tart wasn't the best he ever had, but not the worst either. I could say the same for my cake and cappuccino - not the best, but not the worst. Service was good though and the staff was friendly.

I loved it! Here's why…read more.. 1. Small town coffee shop = real down to earth people! Becky and Holly are mother and daughter and run this place as though it's their home... very inviting! 2. The local regulars have a lot of spirit and love for the town! I mentioned I was moving there and a woman named Joy bought my coffee with enthusiasm and told me everything I could possibly want to hear about Prosser! 3. They work hard to create so many cozy options for families... sitting areas, activity table for kids, and even a video section and t-shirt printing section! Not too loud either! Hands down, this coffee shop is a glimpse of the love people have for each other and their city, Prosser! Go Mustangs!

A fantastic stop in Prosser! I'm so glad we chose this spot for brunch because the food was…read moreabsolutely delicious! We ordered the chicken soup and some sandwiches, and they were both incredibly satisfying and filling. (Even the pickles were good!) Every bite was a treat! We also enjoyed the coffee, and the hot chocolate for my son was a highlight. The staff were so welcoming and friendly, and they went the extra mile to accommodate my son by making the hot chocolate warm enough so he wouldn't burn himself--that's amazing customer service! Also, the whole place has such a cozy and inviting feel. It seemed like the town comes in for games and other activities often. How fun! The friendly girls working there really added to the experience, making the shop feel like the heart of a charming small town, sending us home with a handmade souvenir. THANK YOU ! Highly recommend stopping here if you're in Prosser! It's a wonderful taste of great food and hospitality!

Delicious crepes with gluten free batter option! You can't go wrong with their sweet or savory…read morechoices. Very delicious and filling!

Popped in for a quick coffee but realized they had crepes, so we decided to stay for breakfast. And…read moreso glad we did!!! The crepes were amazing, fun environment and great customer service. This place is under new ownership and they're crushing it.

Food is always delicious and service is great! We can always find something for everyone here from…read moresweet to savory. Coffee is yummy too! It's a pitty my son is graduating this year as we won't have a reason to stay in Ellensburg and go to our favorite brunch spot! Will definitely stop in when we're in the area or passing through!

Cozy lil spot with some outstanding brunch!…read more The staff are amazing. I love that their menu highlights new options regularly. Best French toast options in Ellensburg!

Community. Creative. Storytelling at it's best. This place can be all the things you might want to…read moresee in this world. Art is one way this place leans to create community and thrive. What is your vibe!? Come check it out! We enjoy community!

Service was exceptional, friendly and welcoming. The coffee is the smoothest blend I've tasted in…read morethe TriCities. The shop itself is open and bright with colorful decor and art. I went to view the African American experience with the Hanford work site and beyond. In the 40s through the 60s east Pasco became a vibrant town filled with homes and businesses in spite of the racism that redlined housing and business opportunities for people of color. I found the exhibit enlightening and engaging. I loved the small collection of photos, especially the one of the baseball players. I'm looking forward to seeing the map recreation that will pinpoint the locations of houses and businesses during this time and before leveling of them in the name of "urban revitalization". I am 80 years old and the more I know about our history the more I have come to understand that we have never been a kind and generous culture to most people. We can be shortly after a tragedy strikes but then our fears of "other" takes hold of us and we regress: Sadly so. I will return to this lovely, warm and welcoming place.