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.

We did the mini golf today. We had so much fun and they were really creative with the holes too. It…read morewas super clean and the staff was really friendly. I do wish they had a locker system to put your coats/bags in while playing mini golf. There were tons of small tables to hold drinks and stuff while playing.

This motel is a class act! Clean, large rooms, all employees were top notch including the cleaning…read morecrew. Breakfast was excellent, hot and fresh. Very good coffee. I will stay here again and again.

This might be my FAVORITE hotel in the Tri-Cities! Very comfortable stay! Rooms are new, clean,…read moreand modern. I was on the top floor and the bedroom had high 16' ceilings which was a nice touch. Very nice bathroom (mirrors have great lighting) and comfy king bed. Desk with work area and couch sitting area. They even have HBO which is rare these days with the Marriott chain. Internet was ok, could be better. Upgrade in internet capacity is needed but that was my only complaint. I will be back!

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!

It was so worth stopping by. I'm glad to learn about the depth of the natural land formations…read moredating back 25+ million years, as well as how the area is involved in the nuclear waste cleanup effort. It was an eye-opening experience for me to learn that the atomic bomb, which was dropped in Nagasaki, Japan, was manufactured in the Hanford Nuclear Plant. It's an eyesore to see how history reveals the human ego repeats. At the same time, it's great to see that there are tons of efforts offered to sustain Mother Nature.

I really enjoyed this museum focused on the natural aspects of the Hanford Reach. Went in looking…read morefor information on one thing, and really explored both galleries. One focused on the geology and natural history of the Reach. Then the transition to the Hanford Project is punctuated with a movie. The second gallery was one focused on developing nuclear energy and the elements needed for nuclear weapons that would be the focus of the Cold War. Really insightful materials about Hanford's role during this period.

Graduation day for my niece. The place is so huge perfect for graduation. Bathroom is big, clean,…read moreand bright. A big parking lot and a lot of disable parking spots!

I attended a conference at this establishment a few weeks ago. From the outside, it looked very…read morenice. Parking is ample and there are a lot of hotels surrounding this establishment. They also have a Starbucks in house but coffee and tea were provided for us by the convention center. As a note, I'm not sure if this was complimentary or if our company paid for these amenities. The reason why they get two stars from me is because: * The temperature of each room differed. Some were colder than others. In addition, some rooms would get colder as the day progressed. * Drinking water wasn't provided on the first day of our conferrence. It was provided on the second day but it was only on one side of the convention center. * Outside food and drinks are not allowed within the convention center because they have their own catering staff. * Bathroom stalls were dimly lit. I've heard a few women comment on this when they entered their stalls. The toilet paper holders were also attached very low to the wall and it was difficult to grab the toilet paper. They have two restrooms on opposite sides of the convention center (not very far of a walk from each other) and each restroom has two entrances. One entrance connects to a convention room.

I was back in town after moving to Seattle several years ago and the first meal I wanted to have…read morewas my favorite Fajita Salad with shrimp!! It's still SO good!! Highly recommend!! I wish I lived closer just so I could eat this more often lol.

I ask the bartender if there are any specials. He only gives me the happy hour menu. I am walking…read moreback from the restroom and see there is a taco bar. The guy there tells me it's free for these tacos. I ask the bartender to let me change my order. He tells me it's only a salsas bar no tacos. Then he argues with me after telling me taco Tuesday is $2.00 a taco and I said I still want to change my 3 taco plate I ordered to the bar because it's cheaper than $7.50. And when I ordered my 3 taco plate he said I had to pick only one meat. I wanted beef chicken and pork so the bar would still be better. He finally said he would give me the three meats. What's so hard about that and he needs to learn simple math. Tacos and carne fries were both good. Just shouldn't of been that hard to get. 10-29-19 6pm After all this writing he was nice enough and gave me a 10% discount on my meal.

Loved this gorgeous winery! The view is absolutely breath taking…read more Reservations are recommended especially on weekends as this place gets very busy. They have an onsite kitchen and is a very popular spot for wine and lunches. They are dog friendly on the patio only. You get to taste about 8 wines for $30 Or fee is waived with a purchase of any two bottles. Tasting did not disappoint from their whites to red. They have a variety for all taste buds. I loved all their Cabs. They have a mix of 100% Cab to some with Merlot and Cab Franc. All were delish and as I was tasting I kept thinking of food items these would pair well with. Of course we purchased half a case variety of red wines. Venue is super clean, great vibe and super friendly staff. Darcy and Alex were both amazing. We will definitely be going back here when in the area.

I absolutely adore this winery: the wine, the space, the people, the food, and the community…read more The Wine: The wines are consistently amazing and are made to be aged, without the usual high price tag that comes with that. I like bold, flavorful wine, and they have that in spades. I thought I hated Merlot, for being generally weak, but Terra Blanca's Merlot is fantastic. I thought I only liked red wine, but their Albarino is now my go-to summer white wine. I thought Rose was too sugary of a wine, but their Rose has incredible flavor without heft. I'm an enduring fan of their Block 8 Syrah, but the Cab Sauv is a close second. The Space: It's gorgeous. The building is beautiful, the grounds are well-maintained, the vineyard (which you can tour at some of their events) feels old-world-meets-tech, the cellars are amazing, and everything feels welcoming. Like, I don't just want to go here, I want to spend time here. The People: The employees are wonderful: welcoming, knowledgeable, happy, humble, and it never feels like they're just trying to sell you something. They're honest and upbeat, even at times when I *know* they must be feeling rushed or stressed. It makes the whole place feel like hanging out with friends and neighbors (but in a classy way). This is *not* the kind of winery where they pour, recite a litany about the varietal, and walk away. This is the kind of winery where you can walk in and say "I know nothing about wine" and they'll be excited to take you wherever your curiosity about wine takes you. The Food: I've eaten at the Thursday happy hours, at buffet banquets, and at a tasting/pairing event. Each time the food has been delicious, unique, and well-paired. And it's all from scratch, locally grown & grazed, etc. even their charcuterie boards are lovely (and a lot...you will not leave hungry). I recommend trying the flatbread pizzas off their wood-fired grill. Oh, and the menu changes quarterly, so I've yet to get bored with anything. The Community: In addition to this place feeling like a community, and growing one with their wine clubs and virtual tasting group, they're involved in the Tri-Cities community. I love when local small businesses support each other and non-profits in the area! They have regular events and banquet fundraisers for orgs like Children's Developmental Center and TROT. Oh, the prices? I'd call them good. High enough to convey the quality, but low enough to be approachable even for people who are just starting to try wine. And they do a lot of sales and discounts throughout the year. The tasting room prices are spot-on, which keeps Terra Blanca feeling inclusive. TL;DR: Tasty wine at affordable prices, great customer service, welcoming atmosphere, excellent food, fun events