Hmm...service started pretty rocky with a "What do you want to drink."…read moreEven when I then said hello- no friendly reaction. Beers arrived, food ordered, beers emptied and then food arrived. Maybe they were breaking in a new cook. Wasn't busy on a Sunday afternoon: 12 people total. Seem to do a good takeout business. Food was good. Bacon cheeseburger was well done and still moist. French dip was loaded with meat. Fries were cold. Coleslaw was soggy cabbage in a bowl of dressing. Great signs to read while waiting for food. I would try it again.

Absolute diamond in the rough kinda joint. From the outside you'd never guess they served…read moreabsolutely delicious food at a great price. This is one of the only places that hasn't gone crazy with inflation. Highly recommend stopping by and patronizing this establishment. Mushroom Swiss burger is my usual go to, but everything I've tried has been excellent.

Wonder inspiring historic building that has been transformed into a uniquely intimate theater…read more I have watched a rock production two years in a row, and have LOVED our balcony seats. Every seat in the house looks to be great, next time I will buy floor seats to confirm. Check out all floors, and every little book and cranny you can, there are so many little surprised, especially for the architecture buff.

Recycling, Upcycling,…read moreResurrection. Call me a fan. In 1892 (yes, 1892, son!!), the Walla Walla Gas Plant opened for business...not for art, but for amps, volts, and ohms. (well technically, it was a gas plant first, but then began to sing the body electric in 1905). :::: Fast-forward: 2011 :::: This is when this art decco powerhouse transformed to a stylish playhouse in the style of Shakespeare. This theater had been on my radar for the last couple of years, and my timing just never worked out for venturing down to the hills of wine and to make a visit to the theater....until Winter 2012. On a blustery cold evening, I needed to make a trip down to Walla Walla. I made myself go. I had to. NPR advertised about the Power House's production of "It's A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play!", for weeks, and I was intrigued and pulled Walla Walla-ward. I was interested by the production, but I was also looking for an excuse to case the joint! ;) I love old theaters (especially if they've been renovated Gangnam Style...sorry, just wanted to say that phrase...not sure who reads these reviews all the way anyway!) ;) The renovation, I believe, is still a work in progress. I heard they are still working on the roof...and the audience & actors noticed this throughout the evening as the winds howled and banged on what seemed like only a tin roof. (A member of the staff came upstairs to the balcony and offered seats downstairs to us if we were too cold. I didn't mind, but some took him up on his offer---I wanted the full environmental experience! I wanted the chance to tell stories about way back in the olden days when I went to the Powerhouse to see a play, and how the roof almost blew off!) Other than the roof, the facility is top notch. (well, I think the roof adds character along with the expose brick, too). From the lobby, stage, seating, to restrooms, the facility is updated with modernity. And that's what I like. The duality of a renovated structure is attractive. I can't wait to come back for a Shakespearean or modern play. You'll find me looking for excuses to come here again, and again---look for me in the balcony!

Not bad. Interesting place. Decent food, nothing spectacular. The family stopped in on a Saturday…read morenight (they're only open 4 evenings a week). Medium crowd. The place is a little loud, so keep that in mind should you stop in. They do have a reasonable selection of bar drinks and beers, but nothing over the top. Overall, a nice place with good food.

Great people, great food, great atmosphere, great overall experience. Nice unique experience.read more

Simply outstanding!…read more In the post-covid world we're told to accept mediocre service, lesser food taste/quality, smaller food portions and higher prices. And if you dare question any of the above, you're told to shut up, suck it up... and be thankful for what you got! The Prodigal Son is a throwback to the best of pre-Covid times: Fantastic beer! Great food! Great ambiance! Great service! Sizable portions... and Great prices! I highly recommend The Prodigal Son.

Interesting old timey vibe with a lot of open space. Service was good. Burger was good, beer was…read morealright. Nothing particularly special and nothing to complain about! It was fun stopping in.

We just went to the concert last Friday. Beautiful little venue with great music! Concert/venue…read morewas 5 stars, food 1 star! We ordered hamburgers, unfortunately they were raw, not rare, raw!!! One bite and we spit out that meat. We will go back, but we will eat before!

I love the concerts and ticket sales are easy and seating is designed well…read more problem.. Same irritating clustermess as since the first time they ever began having concerts. NOT ENOUGH HELP! FOOD AND DRINK SERVICE IS UNBELIEVABLY FRUSTRATING. One bar ran by one person for drinks. the line was consist so long it was backed up to the tables. ALL NIGHT!! FOOD: To get a hot dog or hamburger, you first stood in the " Roman" line. 1 table , 2 people, for everyone present!! My wait was 20 minutes. Then you move to yet another line to order your food. ONE COOK, ONE SERVER, ONE GRILL!! INSANE. 15 minute wait tin line to order 2 cheeseburgers, then another line for pick up. 31 minutes wait and I finally interupted the Server to ask how long before they got to us and she couldn't find out tickets so she handed me the next cheeseburger and said there ya go. I told her my daughter's order was with mine. She couldn't find the ticket and at this point the grill was bare. I'm beyond frustrated. Now it's an additional 5 minutes to get her burger. It was catered by Emerald of Siam. 2 workers for hundreds of people. Honestly it's been like this for years. Why cant you add another bar and another food spot? Look at the money you're losing and I can tell you my whole table alone all said next time they would eat dinner before going to the concert. I can think of 20 ways to improve that problem, and it is a huge problem. Please work on improving food and drink service. Yiu have plenty of room to add additional stations and help!!

The Clover Island Inn is offering their summer concert series. Every Wednesday from 6 to 9 pm is…read moreThunder on the River night starting June 1 through August 17. There will be live music, hot rods, motorcycles, food and beverages. No cover and all ages welcome.

The wheel fence that surrounds the barn is a big draw for photographers, but inside the barn you'll…read morealso find a treasure trove of creativity! The barn has been converted to an art cooperative with a number of studios for artists. You can explore the different studios to see the art created by locals, and often you'll find several of the artists in their studios. They also have a ceramic studio and a great gift shop with local goods. They also host local events and concerts from time to time. Whether you're in the area for photography or just passing through, it is well worth a stop to visit the Artisans at the Dahmen Barn.

The Dahmen Barn, its renovation a Uniontown community effort, now houses the studios of countless…read morelocal artists, regular art exhibitions and a gift shop. Many locals probably remember it as the barn surrounded by a fence of wagon wheels, a defining characteristic that adds to its artistic charm. Open Thursdays to Sundays from 10am to 6pm, you can take a free tour through the barn to watch various artists at work and tour the exhibition. You can also purchase artwork from local artists at the gift shop. Dahmen Barn also offer classes and workshops for both adults and children, book readings and signings, and occasional performances by local musicians. This is such a quaint local attraction. Many of the events (like the tour and some of the workshops) are free, and there's such a fun, artsy feel to the place. It's also interesting to learn about the barn's history and all the work that went into its renovation. If you're interested in art at all, this is a great attraction! It's about halfway between Lewiston, ID and Pullman, WA (sixteen miles outside of each city).

Nice place to pop in with friends for quick snacks and drinks. The servers friendly and attentive…read more Drinks were good and so was the food. A side of Tater tots was a big basket. The pretzels appetizer was a couple of med 4"-5" pretzels with a couple dipping sauces that you choose. The steak bites are breaded (wish that was in the description ahead of time) and the cook was hit miss. I ordered medium rare. Some bites were medium but still very tender and juicy. I chose the Thai peanut dipping sauce. It was very good but also had a bite so if you don't like heat you may not want this choice. The tots and leftover sauce were tasty enough that they went home with me. . Got in just before the horde. This place was hopping on a Saturday night and once it filled up the acoustics made conversation a bit more difficult. Over all a good place.

The ambiance is a typical loud bar vibe however, service here is horrendously slow. It takes…read moreforever at every stage of service--from having menus and not being able to place an order for forever, getting water refills, straws, or even condiments. Then, they kept getting our orders incorrect. I wondered if it was because it was a loud environment and it was hard to focus on getting orders right or, it also seemed like they were understaffed for the large amount of people that was there. The food was pretty good but nothing to write home about. I had a huckleberry lemon drop which was really delicious (and surprisingly strong for a lemon drop!). Came here on a summer Saturday evening and while it was pretty crowded, there were still tables available and any wait times were very minimal. There are usually live bands playing here on Saturday evenings and it's a nice social environment, but don't expect fast service here.

These folks are truly amazing. There is ample seating for several parties, and the manager of the…read moretasting room (Carl, I believe), pulled up a chair right next to us and explained to our group of four some of the intricacies of Armstrong wines. We had some excellent wine, learned a lot, and, above all, had fun! I would highly recommend this tasting room to anyone visiting on the weekends. While you're visiting the wineries on 2nd, take a brief 30 second walk down Main and visit Armstrong. Definitely one of the best tasting room experiences I have ever had.

We had the greatest experience at Armstrong Family Wines! A beautiful, sunny October day with patio…read moreseating. Scott was very interesting and told us great background about the wines (delicious!) from technical procedure to blending and pairing. Beyond the charming setting, gorgeous day and great wines, he made the experience even better for us.

Writing this review for a visit in September: My husband and…read moreI came here after and backpacking trip in the Wallowas, and we had a 10/10 experience. Great outdoor seating with friendly staff and quick service. We split a pesto veggie calzone with a salad and some beer. We both hadn't had a calzone in years but it truly knocked our socks off. Such crisp dough, fresh filling, and really good sauces (ranch, hot honey, marinara). The salad was delicious and appreciated after many days of backpacking meals. Also great selection of local and far away beers on tap. Will definitely come back here next time we're in the Wallowas.

Did not have as large of a beer selection as we expected from the sign but overall good spot. Pizza…read moreis good and service was great.