This place is a not so hidden gem. I've been here multiple times and the food, atmosphere, and…read morefriendly service are on point. I try to go back here as much as possible and one day I'll try their coffee bar

we Had the Mainstreet Tri tip sandwhich, and my girl had the Gone postal chicken sandwhich. We…read morealso had a few beers, the food was nothing to rave at....ok but not crazzy....salad was just lettuce and tomato. The beers were cold, the place is nice. The Menus got thrown at us...lol like heres yo menus. I mean i probably give a 6 out of 10 and thats just being generous.

Service is amazing!! Beer is cold, lots of choices. You can…read morebring your own food. Great Tap house for those who just want to talk, chill and drink beer!

Great service and decent beer selection…read more I found it incredible that the staff actually walked around and check on their customers. Beer bars don't do that where I come from. EDIT: I've been here a few more times since my initial visit a few months back and I cannot say enough nice things about the owner and her staff. Genuine, friendly, and so attentive. Only thing I would change is how dang bright it is in here. Level up that ambience ladies!

Great food. It was easy to get a gluten free option. Our server was great at giving us time to…read moreorder, check on us during the meal and providing a ticket timely. The room was comfortable and pleasant.

1. The beer is AWFUL 2. Employees are known for adjusting…read moretips on receipts AND their checks STILL bounce. 3. Definitely filthy kitchen and should be inspected. 4. because of the rural area all the food out here is just really hard to make impressive.

I came here on a weeknight. There were 5 or 6 other customers and 2 bartenders/servers. 3 women…read morewere at the bar talking to one of the servers. The other one was helping another customer. I sat at the bar and waited. The server talking to the girls just sent me some nasty looks and got beers for everyone else. The other one finally came over and stood in front of me. No words. Just stood there. I asked for a beer and a menu. Got the beer and menu. She didn't come back for my order. I finally got her attention. No smile or any talking besides what I said. I took my order to go since it was such an unwelcome environment. The food was not good, very bland and tiny portions. I had a chicken wrap with no seasoning. Just mayo chicken lettuce and tomatoes. The sidewinder fries were okay but there were like 3 of them. I will definitely not go back. I travel for work and I have been trying all the different places in town. This was by far the worst service and rudest staff I have encountered.

From the owner: Quality Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner. Chicken, burgers, salads and sandwiches. Get it like you like…read moreit. Cold beer and wine bottled and boxed. Pool, lottery, friends and fun.

They have 40 different things on tap, hence the name. They have shuffle board and multiple TVs…read more It's a nice place to sit down and have a drink. The bartender was really sweet and attentive.

This is a GREAT bar. A really great bar. Not only does it have the (obviously) 40 taps, but it has…read morethe VIBE. Dark but not too dark. Tables with friendly locals. Sports-blaring TVs. Friendly barkeeps debating which team should win nothing more than personal preference... We could have stayed here all night. But we're old people, so we had a very enjoyable flight and called it a night.

What an amazing place! We were looking where to eat at a…read morefood truck stop along the water, that also had a building with shoppes, when I walked unaware into an in progressing beer house. Ladders and tarps were everywhere as two hard working people were working on fixing it up for a grand opening in late April. We met a fine young woman who was one of the owners and she told us about their plans and that they did have a place already open in a barn surrounded by the wheat, barley and hops that they used to new the beer. We took down the address and headed there after we ate from a food truck. We drove 12 minutes away to the site that was indeed surround by fields of beer making goodness. It was awesome just walking around the outside, loving the bucolic feel. But we did not to expect to find what we did inside. The place was absolutely bustling with life. We didn't think this many people would drive out into the fields to drink beer in a barn. But apparently, everyone knows about this place. My teenage son, wife and I walked up to the bar, and my wife told the server lady that we met the owner. She apparently called ahead and gave an accurate description of us because she said right away that she would take care of our drinks! There was even a good non-alcoholic drink for my son. We were floored. And happy. I went right away to find a seat as it looked like it was going to be hard to do, while they waited for the drinks. I ended up finding a good spot near a window where another party had just left. It was a nice couch in the corner with a beautiful log table to set your drink and food on. We wished we were hungry as we witnessed plate after plate of good looking pizza, burgers and other treats go by us. We rested awhile there and drank while observing the life and views around us. It was so fun. Afterwards we walked around the barn. It was equally full of life with heated bubbles, fire pits and a place for the kids and families to play outdoor games. What a find. We are so glad we found this great respite after driving to Kennewick from Post Falls , ID to pick up our son from a competition. We'll stop again next time in the area.

Oh the views, flavors and feels are on point and vibing with our family!…read more The drink offerings are amazing. The space is historic and modern in it's own right. A tradition waiting to happen day in and out. Bring your own food is promoted. Food trucks make a scenic offering with views and foods - a place to commune, so check online for the food truck schedule. We enjoy the flights - that are drinks in 4's or 6's so we can work through all the flavors. It's worth the effort to arrive ready to be visually stunned with a side of drinks! Inside or outside will stun you!

Every time we have gotten Broken Barrel, whether it's dine in or pickup, has been awesome! The…read moreSwiss mushroom burger hit the spot, as it always does. & the server Missy was very accommodating and kind. This is a great locally owned spot and deserves every 5 star review they have!

Service was really friendly, and fast food was great not too far from the highway. We will return.read more

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!