Fantastic Tuna Poke Bowl - highly recommend! Great fresh menu option for Prosser . Palamo was a…read moredelish "pairing".

The Prosser House is such a great place to meet up for drinks, appetizers and dinner. I love how…read morethey have indoor and outdoor dining options. We like to sit inside, it's cozy and feels like you are in a home. The food is great! The menu is concise. A smart approach to highlight the best they have to offer. It's a simple but yet elegant menu. I like the burger and then upgrade to truffle fries. Honestly, I would go just for the truffle fries, but they have delicious entrees that can not be overlooked! The chicken wings are also amazing- my husband likes the portion and the sauce. They also have a great salad bar that is a rare in the valley. Love this little restaurant.

Great service....loved the wine Good sized pour so easily…read moreshared by two. Loved the flatbread..and my dog appreciated the water bowl..all in all a great experience . Highly recommend. Will come again

This is a must visit if you're wine tasting in Prosser. And the wine club... this is one you'll…read morewant to join. Each club pick-up includes a taste and bites opportunity, and they do an amazing pairing. Whether you're a fan of amazing wines, or want to pick delectable cheeses, olives or canned meats from their curated deli, this is the place you want you'll want to be. Everyone is incredibly knowledgeable and friendly - I couldn't wish for a better experience.

Horse Heaven Hills Brewery was a brewery I have been wanting to go to for quite a while. Several…read moreyears actually . I tried to go here once before but for some reason they weren't open. This was prepandemic so I went to Prosser's other brewery, Whitstran Brewing instead. At the time Prosser had two breweries but now it's just down to one. Whitsran still exists but is now more of a bistro which means Horse Heaven is the only option you got for this town now. I got in a few weeks ago, right when some sort of festival was going on and indeed the brewery was open this time around. I got their Apricot Honey, a fruit beer which I enjoyed quite a bit! The beertender also gave me a generous portion of a bowl of peanuts and that was a pleasant snack to have since I didn't each much so far for the day. The Apricot Honey beer was a well made one, that's for sure. The featured fruit was well represented and the aromatics and lightness I could really appreciate. A very refreshing beer and I took my time with it. I had a bowl of peanuts to finish off and a Pokémon Go event was just starting so I wasn't in any hurry and resume my road trip quite yet. Despite the festival the brewery taproom was fairly peaceful and only moderately busy which I didn't necessarily mind.

Horse Heaven Hills is everything I love about a small craft brewery: tiny, unpretentious, seating…read morearea right in the brewhouse, friendly service, and (of course) a great selection of delicious beer. This place delivered on all fronts! Kinda hard to find on an alleyway in downtown Prosser, I enjoyed listening to the 80s music the city pipes from speakers on every corner (no really) while we searched for the brewery. It was worth the attempt, as we entered into their tiny tasting room and got down to business. My friend ordered a tasting flight and I got a ruby ale. She fell in love with their honey ale and grabbed a pint, while I chose their ahhmmazing cherry porter for my second pour. I don't even LIKE Dr. Pepper but this beer tasted a lot like it, and in a good way. The owner was also on hand pouring, and even sat down with us for awhile to talk about his brewery and share some local stories. This is what I love about small towns, and small breweries. If I return to Prosser it might not even be for the wine next time, but for another pint of that cherry porter!

I live in the Tri-Cities, so the Pasco Farmer's Market is the haps on a Saturday morning, but we…read moreare so lucky here in the Mid-Columbia & Yakima Valley that we have tons of Farmer's Market options: Enter Prosser Farmer's Market It's not as big as the Pasco Farmer's Market, but that's sort of the allure. Definitely more of a small town feel to this one. There are the basics here: several fruit & veggie options. They also have a few other vendors which make this one unique. The ones which stood out to me were: o Cowgirl Crepes (I had a savory crepe for breakfast and it was the bomb!) o Flower stand o Goat Cheese So yeah, if you wanna venture out for something different on a Saturday morning during the harvest months, take a stroll up the 82 and stop by this market in Prosser!

I originally wrote this review two years ago, so perhaps things have changed since then…read more When we visited to celebrate our wedding anniversary, we ordered the bisque (tasty!) as well as the chef's special (coulotte) and the salmon, each with mashed potatoes; both entrees were good. The brown butter cake, which our server described to us as "if a funnel cake and a churro had a baby", was the highlight of dinner. The atmosphere is where the restaurant is lacking, especially in two areas: We sat in the booth underneath a high window, which had a black covering that produced a weird optical illusion from our angle. The other issue was that the bright white bulbs in the chandeliers bounced off the painted cinder-block walls in a way that could cause a migraine. Even after our server dimmed the lights for us, I chose to wear my husband's baseball cap to prevent any vision issues.

Burgers are straight up fire!!! Waiting staff is very quick!!! Simply very well organized and…read moreimpressive!!!!

Best.maple bars.ever. Any time I want to treat myself or visitors to the best doughnuts in Prosser,…read moreI head to 2k. The staff is knowledgeable and friendly, and they're bilingual, which I appreciate in our small community.

This is a great bakery! We called and ordered pineapple upside down cake slices to pick up the next…read moremorning. They were delicious! The cake was moist and bouncy, the pineapple was perfectly caramelized. The woman who helped us was warm and welcoming. It was also very well priced. I am excited to go back and try other treats.

This is a beautiful store inside, laid out very well with larger aisles. It looks like brand new…read moreinside and out. To the new owners, a chef's kiss. It looks fantastic. Your staff is awesome and very helpful. The site of this store has some original roots, back into Prosser's history. This site used to have the Evan's brother's market that opened up in 1984. They also had older stores off of Main Street. Going back to the 60's.

From the owner: Grocery Outlet is the nation's largest extreme value grocery store, where you can save 40%-70% on…read morebrand-name products compared to conventional grocers! From pantry essentials to fresh produce, organic items, and seasonal finds, there's something new to discover every trip.

Once again. Amazing experience at this place. The menu got smaller, but the food , service and…read moreatmosphere amazing. Always something new, exciting and fresh. We will be back.

I've been here a few times and the service is always lacking. The first time we visited we sat…read moreoutside and were basically forgotten about so I had to go inside to fetch someone. The last time I was here we sat inside and somehow our server changed without our knowledge and it took forever to order desert. The food fell short. The pizza is good, but the other seasonal dishes are lacking. The chicken dish I ordered had zero flavor... this was served with cold carrot salad and cold mango dressing which seemed odd to me. The whole dish should be hot. We also order a side dish of Romaine dipping spears, but it was bazaar and overpriced. It was basically a head of Romaine lettuce with Caesar dressing. There were two anchovies on the side with a few pickled onions and a lot of shredded parmigiana cheese and two bread sticks. It was so odd... I'm but sure whose creative idea this was, but we were not impressed. The ice cream deserts were their best part of the meal.