The kids had an amazing time here!! Everything was great! Service was excellent. Would definitely…read morerecommend to throw your birthday parties here or just come in and have fun!!

Had a great party there - laser tag, video game consoles with giant screens, and old fashioned…read morepinball and arcade games. Had a nice table area to have our birthday. Owners were very accommodating and kind.

Great place and great people! Definitely favorite place to go let off some steam. Also make sure to…read moreask for the Jesses Girl when you're there :D

The food was great... Got the seafood pasta... Would come back defiantly for the food...read more

My husband is working around Sunnyside for a few months and we were in search of someplace…read moredifferent with good food. After reading the previous reviews this sounded like the place. We were willing to accept the bad service as stated in those reviews but we're pleasantly surprised upon entering we were greeted immediately, given menus, drink order taken and order taken. Our food arrived in a timely manner. Dinner salad was ample. Things went downhill from there. The Prime Rib was unseasoned and basically tasteless as was the au juice. We were bummed. My burger was tasty and too large to finish so I took half home with me. That night I ended up sick to my stomach and spent the night in the bathroom. 2 days later I warmed up and ate the half of the burger I had taken home and again spent the night back and forth to the bathroom. Needless to say we will NOT be back.

One word: CAVERNOUS!!…read more Yes, this is a space in Sunnyside which opened up a couple months ago, and they have been touting themselves as a venue for live music. For the last couple of weeks this place has brought in a cool salsa band from Portland (Pilon d'Azucar); when I was there they also had a Spanish rock band from Portland open things up. But yes, this space is ginormous! I guess it makes sense, this place used to be a K-Mart back in the day. So when you walk in, if you squint and plug your ears, you can probably remember the Blue-Light Specials. When I was here, they had a place selling tacos & soda, then you walk further in and see the stage to the right. It was cordoned off with gates & hay bales (yes, I said hay bales. We ARE in Sunnyside!). There was quite a bit of security. Well, there were three people from what I could see...that seemed like a lot considering all the empty space in here. So, I guess more people showed up here when I was here compared to the week before (we had a big contingent of salsa addicts from the Tri-Cities exodus on up here). Overall, I liked most of what was here. I mean, you have to give props to anyone for bringing in a salsa band to Eastern Washington. My major complaint: acoustics. Yeah, everything was perfect except for the sound. Maybe they new the acoustics were bad, and tried to blur it out by turning up the speakers to "11". I say this because basically we all needed ear plugs (one of our friends was a lifesaver and went to Wal-Mart to pick up a pack of ear plugs). So yeah, for me I had a hard time finding the beat...either it was because of the loudness or because of dizziness incurred by wearing ear plugs. But from what I could see, the band looked good (they rocked the house at Islands Casino in Kennewick a month ago). Here's to hoping the acoustics can be improved. Because this venue has the potential to be really cool! (C'mon, I'm sure when they announced "Blue Light Specials" back in the day, people had no issue hearing).

If you want a quite spacious and friendly place to bring your buddies when you're in town this is…read moreit. Came to town on business and loved every second of it.

Five stars, but only for the wine itself. Whenever I go wine tasting, I always travel with a case…read morethat holds 12 bottles, so I have to be very selective. If I leave a vineyard with a bottle, that is usually a very good sign. I left J Bell with 4. Of the 12 vineyards we visited, this tied for first place as far as the quality of the wine. Their tasting fees and bottle prices are very reasonable, ranging from $25 to about $100. The service was pretty abysmal, although they were quite busy. And the outdoor furniture needs a serious cleaning, or else a complete replacement. There is an Italian restaurant on site (Il Grasso) that made us really hungry. I can't speak for the food, but it sure did smell good.

A very much improved food menu compared to in years past…read more Outdoor patio is set with high sun shades and natural tree coverings. A few large group cushioned couches available. Service is courteous and professional. Wine is delicious. Afterward, a stroll by the koi pond and through the lavender farm to walk off the buzz. Service can be slow at times but the quality of experience at J Bell is one of our favorites when visiting the Yakima wine valley. A popular beautiful winery as reservations are recommended.

Solid and long lived fund raiser for the Japanese community down in Wapato. 2017 marked the 56th…read moreyear it's been going on and it continues to draw huge crowds with everyone leaving satisfied! We stopped by for some takeout and after a hefty line left with a couple bundles of goodness. The dinner consists of a Sukiyaki and rice - basically a prime rib stir fry. Quite good and for a very nice cause! Dining in tends to go much quicker, but taking it home and letting things marinate for a while was very nice as well! Worth checking out every year!

This was an unexpectedly fantastic find down in the lower valley! Not because we didn't expect it…read moreto be a nice exhibit, but because it's much more in depth than expected! Walking in, you find yourself in the gift shop with plenty of different options from trinkets to jewelry and clothing to books (about the area and from local authors) with just about everything in between. To your right is the main exhibit area. It was something like $10 per adult and well worth it. The exhibits start with a couple that highlight the terrain and the animals that live in the northwest. Good info for adults and lots for kids to look at! Our guide gave us some wonderful information on how each animal fit into the lives of the people groups from the area. From there we saw some great examples of living arrangements from partially underground dwellings (wigwams I think) to huge longhouses and tepees. All were quite impressive. Tools, pottery and jewelry were also on display. My favorite part of the tour however was the historical section where our guide spoke about the treaties and history of the people groups. Prior to this trip, I didn't know about the 14 tribes and bands that formed the Yakama nation. Like a lot of stories, some of the things done are much different than would likely play out today, but ignoring he history won't change it and learning about it helps everyone understand it better. They have some of the only pictures of the treaty being signed as well as some of the original copies of the actual treaty. It's very impressive! The place can take 20 minutes to walk through or a number of hours, depending on your interest in the subject matter. End of the day, this is a very impressive collection that showcases some of the early events that helped shape the valley. Everyone in the area owes it to themselves to check it out.

Very interesting displays and explanations of the history of the local people. Takes about 30-45…read more minutes to read and study the displays. The QR codes are helpful. It is always good to learn the "other side of the story" - even if difficult to digest. Worth the side trip!