POST CARDS!! PICTURE POSTCARDS!! COME ON IN, GET YOUR POSTCARDS!!…read morewas looking for picture postcards of the area because this area is overflowing with card-worthy scenes and scenery and this is where I found 'em. some are about the tri-cities and local goings on, some are period pieces, some are just kinda fun or funny. not really sure why postcards are so hard to find around here (or anywhere?) on the front is a better snap than most people will ever take and on the reverse there's usually an interesting bit of about the image on front... and after picking out postcards there's regular cards, playing cards, incenses, desk signs, finger puppets, refrigerator magnets, posters, games, all manner of t-shirts and puzzles, and candies and nostalgic references to the dawn of the nuclear age to amuse people of all ages who get that an entire world existed before they were told otherwise.

What a great shop with so much to browse I hope you have time when you step in the door. I just…read morewent for a couple of sympathy cards but could have spent an hour or more looking at the items. Ps the staff is exceptionally kind when I brought the cards to the check out. The selection of all kinds of cards is endless and the cool items are great for sticking stuffers, gags and specialty interest buying. So much to see so little time. No more hallmark for me!

I usually love this small her business, but it was really odd when I came in today the man was just…read morestaring at me and then when I was talking to him, he just rudely said I need your ID for the debit card, and then said ok to me when I gave him the card. And so I said thanks goodbye and then he Said "I need it to clear!" It was just an odd experience weird customer service

Love this place! All fair trade and very very cute and unique! One of my favorite places to shop…read morefor gifts!

Purchased a bunch of games and controllers from her, while the controllers were in awesome…read morecondition, one GameCube game was badly scratched and didn't play. This was not a problem given it's an old game, the problem is that when I went back to sunken treasures to let her know it didn't work the owner had a stuck up valley girl attitude insinuating that I basically swapped the disc out(that I was lying) and that wasn't the disc that was sold to me. This was the wrong approach given I'm a business professional and that I'm always nice to people until they give me a reason not to be. So I let her have it and she just got more rude and more rude, finally making me pay to have it resurfaced..... Soooooooooo things are cool in this store just hope you don't have an issue because she won't own it and insist you are lying and treat you like garbage when you are being honest. Who knows but my experience was not so good, no excuse for a bad attitude and no excuse as a business owner not to make it right. I will be doing my best to shop online from now on. You try to support local businesses and this happens, over a $8 game it costs me more in diesel just to drive there and back. Insinuating I'm lying is crazy to me.

I found this 8bit beauty at Sunken Treasure with my family today, it was almost brand new and I…read morehave had hours of fun already with my girlfriend and my 11 yo daughter playing all sorts of games from my childhood, and I want to thank the lady helping me today she was so nice and informative, I will definitely be going back to buy games and anything else I might need, thank you Sunken Treasure for a great experience

The only place in the Tri Cities that sells edible matcha green tea! Amen!…read more I've searched and searched for matcha green tea so I can make lattes at home instead of having to drive out to Starbucks. I came so close to buying online from Amazon. Found this place as I was going to pick up shoes from next door, and boy am I glad I did. The lady of the store greeted my daughter and I, then handed me the entire tea canister to smell and enjoy the aroma. She had ready made matcha green tea mix but I cannot handle the milk and sugar from it, so she helped me with the loose matcha green tea powder. I thought she was just going to measure it into a plastic bag and weigh it to sell, but no, she showed me a variety of containers to place it into. That's when I realized how much she seemed to respect and protect her teas. I got to telling her how my doctor advised me not to drink coffee anymore so I'm going this route.... so then she brought out another tea to smell and then placed some in a small pack to sample when I got home that resembles coffee but is actually green tea. I can't wait until morning to try my new teas, but I must wait otherwise the caffeine will keep me up tonight. Nice lady, very kind to my daughter and I, and very helpful. We will be returning for more! (Cute gift shop items too for kids and adults)

This new business in town is wonderful. They sell really neat, gifts, clothes, jewlery, even some…read moreshoes and other accessories, but the specialize in fine teas and also tea accessories like nifty tea brewers. They have the best teas I have ever tried in my life. Mostly importantly, the business owners are very nice and will share with you thier passion for fine teas. They even offer tea classes where you can learn everything about expiriencing tea to the fullest, even what foods are good to pair with certain teas. I look forward to seeing this wonderful little tea house thrive. We really need this kind of thing here in Richland.

We ordered a floral spray for a dear friend's funeral that we could not attend. We are in Arizona…read more The day of the delivery we got a call from Amber saying the Gerber daisies that were to be used were not holding up and not to their standards. She gave us several options and we chose for them to do what they thought would look the best. We received this picture from the deceased's family. They thought the spray was lovely and so do we. The Flower Bar did an absolutely beautiful job and we do appreciate the call to make it right. The spray looked even better than the picture we ordered from. Great service!

Flowers were delivered to me that were beautiful and stunning. This was for my 25th anniversary…read morefrom my wife who is on the east coast. Many thanks for such a wonderful product and memorable arrangement!!!

I purchased 2 swivel chairs for $895 each. Received a call from Linda that they cannot honor the…read moreprice on their website due to the tariff situation in China where the chairs come from. She offered a discount.I declined . The chairs are now $2,195 each without tax and shipping. Per Linda their I.T. dept has taken the chairs off their website and will not honor their mistake. I now have a credit of $1,800 on my credit card that I rarely use. $2,195 for a simple swivel chair from China! Very unfair ! Will contact the BBB

This store has been around for a long time - you need to come in and see why. Amazing gifts and…read moredecoration for your home. Everything is very thoughtfully displayed and the selection is expansive. Unique items. You won't find anywhere else in the Tri-Cities. I highly recommend Lemon Grass and you have to try the lemon drops!!!

The Gallery at the Park is aptly named, as it sits right at the entrance of Amon Park. The…read moreorganization running the gallery and the building itself have a fascinating history, which you can check out here, if you're curious: http://www.galleryatthepark.org/HTML/history.html Hours: Tuesday - Friday 10:00am to 5:30pm Saturday 10:00am to 5:00pm I visited on a sunny Tuesday afternoon, sunlight streaming through the windows, resting on the local artisan wares in the gift shop at the entrance of the gallery. Pottery, jewelry, wood and glass work... trinkets and statement pieces adorn the quiet gallery shop shelves and walls. Beyond that, the space opens up into the gallery itself. A single, brightly-lit room that showcases the work of local artists. It's run by the Allied Arts Association who states that they seek to provide "art development, awareness and education for the Mid-Columbia region of Washington State, including the cities of Pasco, Kennewick, Richland and surrounding areas." Currently, they are running a show themed: Urban Sketchers: Tri-Cities and David Wyatt. The work was well-displayed, with room to breathe -- I should think that any artist would be honored to have their artwork displayed there. The Allied Arts Association and Gallery also have adult and children's workshops, and host an annual Art in the Park festival. The gallery is a great dip into the local art scene, to go along with a visit to the park!

They have been in the TC for many years. Their art is fantastic, inspiring…read more I am always confused or wondering why they dont have classes or ads for classes.

The visitor center at the Manhattan Project National Historical Park a few blocks away doesn't have…read morea gift shop, but this bookshop seems be the place to get your Manhattan Project souvenirs. I bought a clock made from excess graphite and process tubes from the Hanford reactors (so it was never used in the actual reactor, with no chance of radioactivity), supplied by the B Reactor Museum Association. The gift shop proceeds are used to fund interpretative projects at the reactor, make displays, and support many other reactor related projects. The owner is also a former Health Physicist at the Hanford Vitrification Project. The rest of the shop has a dizzying array of books, scifi toys, memorabilia, and posters. There's even a cordoned off rare book room which contains books from the 1600's and first editions of books. This shop is a labor of love and much appreciated. They can be open even beyond their posted hours, so if you're in the area, it's worth stopping by to check it out!

This is my second trip here. I'm going to make it a priority that whenever I'm in Richland that I'm…read moregoing to stop here every single time. This place is amazing! He has all kinds of collectibles here. Rows and rows of books, old out of print books , expensive rare 1st edition books, movie props and memorabilia, movie posters, pop-culture collectibles, collectible sci-fi toys, tons of Hanford Nuclear collectibles and souvenirs. And his personal service to you is great too. I asked about a particular topic in sci-fi that I was trying to find a book on, but I couldn't remember the author and he knew exactly which authors to look for in that genre right off the top of his head! The man is a wealth of knowledge. You could easily spend a couple of hours in here just looking at everything he has to offer. Although I wanted to buy more, I did end up purchasing an old hardback book of Treasure Island from 1924 that I've always fancied. One of my favorites from my childhood. Not a big purchase, but it was one that I had wanted. More people need to know about this place.

Mosswood was a delightful and engaging experience. It closed permanently several years ago. I am…read morehoping YELP will update its information.

From the owner: MOSSWOOD is an art gallery featuring original works by artist Jared Rohrer and owner Neva Scott…read more We opened to share our particular take on the world of art as seen through our eyes. We hope you enjoy our constantly changing exhibitions of fresh fine art, everyday ephemera, found objects and sometimes funky stuff with a definite nod toward steam punk. Our offerings are limited only by our imaginations and creative energy. Come in to browse. If something catches your eye or needs to hang on a wall your house, we will ring it up, wrap it up, and send it home with you. Besides the changing array of art on the walls, we are well-stocked with handmade greeting cards, several varieties of high end soap, lotions, candles, gift books, children's books, some lamps and home decor items.