I didn't even realize there was a market space in the tri-cities until we saw the huge public…read moremarket sign while driving around Kennewick. Like the public market sign you see at Pike Place Market or at Pybus, this is very similar, so I was intrigued. We had to check it out. We stopped in on a Sunday and were pleasantly surprised by what we found. Just like the market spaces at Pike Place and Pybus in Wenatchee, this is a public market space for local vendors around the area, selling crafts and goods, gifts and refreshments. It's not a very large market, but what they offer here are local gems. We walked around the entire market and there was always something that made us smile from the quirky offerings to the free samples from the food vendors. It was pretty quiet on a Sunday morning, so I assume it picks up around lunch time. It was nice to check out, and would do so again when in the area. There's a private parking lot right outside the entrance and bathrooms inside.

Super fun little place! Needs more shops though. And more international cuisine. I know it could…read morenever be Seattle public market but it needs more diversity.

It's easy convenient In-N-Out no worries most times a lot of crazy people around in there thoughread more

walmart absolutely SUCKS now what happened ???? , they need to become more inclusive of all forms…read moreof payment, my husband is a busy man and almost only ever has his card digitally on his phone. tonight i sent him to get me a few things as i am SICK with nausea and can not eat a lot of foods otherwise i will vomit, so i was waiting for him to come home soon with the foods that i am able to eat, and when he was going to check out; they do not have tap to pay!! WHAT STORES DONT HAVE TAP TO PAY IN THE YEAR 2025?!!! this just aggravates me so much & will now be taking my grocery shopping experiences elsewhere which is very unfortunate because for people who don't carry a lot with them they only have one way of paying and it makes it very inconvenient. BE MORE INCLUSIVE I KNOW IM NOT THE ONLY ONE WHO FEELS THIS WAY. if i could give -5 stars i absolutely would, do not shop here.

This thrift store supports a local charity. The store is clean, well organized, great quality &…read moreselection. Very reasonable prices with some sales of 50% off entire store-score! Good customer service. I highly recommend shopping at this thrift store!

I love going here to shop for clothes. They have amazing shirts, tanks and pants. I have been going…read morehere for the past two years to add to my wardrobe. They have beautiful items for so cheap!! As someone who can't afford to spend lots of money on clothes it is such a good deal. The quality for the shirts down below is quite good. No stains or rips. My go to place

They treat you like a criminal…read more I Enter a tornado site where you literally can't walk down aisle because of how trashed it is, only to go up and watch loss prevention watch you the whole time through out our transaction, then request my receipt. I tell him no and then literally sounds the alarm because I told him no. Change your policy with checking receipts, You're not a club like Costco so stop trying to be. How about you have your loss prevention watch on cameras and actually catch thief's instead of treating paying customers like they are. An absolute terrible experience. Will never be back.

I love shopping for clothes for my kids and husband also decorations . I like to go get gifts for…read moreany birthday in the family

Items are shelved with incorrect prices all over the store…read more Employees, in uniform, with pricing scanner in hand are unable to understand or speak ANY English!!!! WTF IS EVEN GOING ON IN THIS STORE?!

This Pasco WA Walmart for many years has had the parking lot drains plugged and management does…read morenothing about it. Check out these photos of electric cart/scooters under water.

If you plan to wait in like for an hour here's the place they have a line of over 40 people and…read moreonly have two employees on register

Theres no reason to have one person on register on new years for over 30 people and also be so slow…read moreIm never going there again I had to wait more than an hour in line and I see everyone else behind the register doing nothing

Great shop! The owner is an expert antiques appraiser who also offers repair services for your fine…read morebut perhaps slightly damaged family heirlooms. Worth a stop if you are in the area.

Good variety of items, well organized. Nothing in the category of "NOBODY would buy this?!"…read more Prices reasonable, deals available. Lots of furniture refinished by the Lady. Will drop by every time I'm in town.

Stick the place we go to for outdoor and shoe needs! As we continue our journey to this location,…read morewe will add our reviews. This is the only REI in the Tri-Cities of WA state.

I came here for one thing: a sun hat that I could wear on my next cruise since the last time I saw…read moremy dermatologist, he said I had to stay out of the sun. Yea, right, on a cruise? I need vitamin D3, says me. Back to The Hat. I had a couple of requirements for The Hat. It had to be a lighter color like tan, be packable, have a drawstring so that it didn't end up in the ocean, guarantee 50 SPF protection (in case my dermatologist is reading this), and be somewhat stylish (like that is possible), plus I didn't want to mortgage the house or sell a kidney. First stop on my shopping trip for The Hat: REI. Before I could even find the hat section though, I was sidetracked by the winter sale--mittens, scarves, hats, coats. I like to do my Christmas shopping early. Name brand stuff like North Face at low prices. Handed off those items to the hubby who was busy eyeing the snowshoes (maybe he is taking up a new hobby) and continued my quest for The Hat. I knew this place would have some great choices (I checked their online selection), brands like Columbia, Outdoor Research, and REI, of course. I found one full aisle (both sides) and a sale rack on the adjacent aisle full of potentials. I eventually chose one after some consultation with the hubby. It came from the sale rack, too! While purchasing the winter gear and The Hat, the clerk asked if we had a membership or if any member of the family had one. Sure, let's try a family member's name. Bingo. The clerk explained that attaching my purchase to a membership allows me to bring the items back within one year of purchase if not completely satisfied. There are other benefits (check the REI site for information).

They always have good stuff but I'm frustrated that their hours on Google do not match reality and…read moreits not possible to leave a message or get a hold of anyone and the hours on not posted on their business door as well.

The employees are so incredibly helpful here! Think customer service and assistance on par with…read moreNordstrom, but with better prices. Great vintage items and locally made goods as well! I also love consigning my own items to them.