I've never been to this establishment. Upon arriving, everything was great. I ordered a gin and…read moretonic. It was cleared from my table before finishing. I approached the bar where I was given a replacement drink. I was still at my table, visiting and everything was normal until I noticed me drink gone....again. 3/4full. I approached the bar where they notified me that I was intoxicated (after maybe 1 full drink total) and that I had to leave. They were calling the police on me. Police showed up, I stepped outside, they confirmed I was not intoxicated but the bar made off with our drinks as well as a hefty tip to which we could not change. We will not be visiting this place ever again!!

This is my type of place!…read more It must be because it looks like the era that I grew up in (kind of)...70's decor, 80's-90's retro stores, and antique stores that remind me of my grandparents. Of course, with any mall, there are some winners and losers but overall I really enjoyed walking around this open mall and finding a bunch of awesome places. In my three weeks I spent in the Tri-Cities - I frequented Uptown four different times because as my friends would come visit I had to show them how cool this place is. There is also some great places to eat in this area too! I'll state my reviews of the above places under their specific category.

I like the book club. It's nice to meet new people. And getting their opinions on the literature.read more

I wouldn't give it even a half a star me and my husband have been going to the community center for…read moreyears never been talked to or told to leave until today when there was three council members sitting a table away from us they got up left then a employee approached our table and told us to leave cause of my friends dog chewing up chords which should of been exposed in the first place what if it was a child then what im making everyone aware that ri land community center is a croc of crap and disrespectful

5-6 hours on the bus to and from work or school is crazy! Rude bus drivers, bad people at the…read moreoffice, routes are late busses don't wait so you will be sitting at a transfer station for a half hour for the next bus. Thank you BFT I drive now and this is probably why I always see empty busses unless it's 2-4pm after school.

Cooler morning! 71 degrees and a clean transit center in Richland. 8.2.22…read more This check-in includes the office and garage area for the buses. There are 2 bus stops on each side of the road in front of building. The grounds are well kept, and parking lot clean. The different transit stations have a parking area - allowing for the capability of park and rides! Consider this if you commute from outside of town, and still want to save on gas and improve pollution!

A solid mall that I always enjoy visiting, though I'd love to see more mainstream stores. Shopping…read moreonline is convenient, but I also like seeing things in person first!

Great store with good options. I loved some of the tops there right now. Would support.read more

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.

They have ice-skating year round at the arena. Always a fun time and not expensive. If you go…read moreoften, I recommend to buy your own skates (the rentals are old and not comfortable - if you get the rentals wear thick socks).

Lighting kept blinding our entire section, audio was terrible, and they obviously had issues since…read morethe opener didn't get on stage until 1.5 hours after showtime. It was easy to find out seats and there is plenty of parking.

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.

This post office has the most awful couriers who do not pay attention. I've had at least two…read morehandfuls of packages delivered to the wrong mailbox. I have a block style mailbox so the courier has to pay attention to what apartment they are putting it in and somehow can rarely manage to put it in the correct one. It becomes a major inconvenience considering it is items I've ordered that cost money and I have to hope I get them whenever the person who received my package is honest enough to bring it to me. it is currently the holiday season and I need my package between a certain timeframe, I would've gotten it on time had the courier delivered it to the correct apartment. I'm getting entirely fed up with this, and it needs to be corrected.

Takes sooo freaking long just to get 1 package.. they had 1 person working there with 15 people in…read moreline. The girl working took her sweet old time spends at least 30 minutes with 1 customer and chatting away about things non related to the business.. I hate going here because of it. Very unprofessional. Get more workers or talk to that lady.. it's Saturday at 1130 why don't u expect it to be busy.. very annoying. 3 people left because of it. Thanks for nothing (count 4 people leaving including me)