It was worth the stop here to learn more about quilting, meet some super nice and knowledgeable…read moreladies and step back in history through the beautiful quilts on display. As a beginner quilter, I truly appreciated the helpful women and mentors of the quilter's guild, as they were so warm and welcoming. I bought some adorable holiday fat quarters of fabric and $1 patterns. You can buy some wonderful gifts here too, like purses, coasters and baby quilts. I look forward to returning on a future visit to the tri-cities. Thank you all for a memorable visit.

If you're looking for a winery experience that feels like you've stepped straight out of Washington…read moreand into a French countryside escape, Hedges is the one. The entire place has this "European chateau" vibe that's impossible to fake -- from the architecture to the art to the view over the vineyard rows. Even the drive up feels like you're heading somewhere special. I added a note to our reservation asking for a spot by the fireplace and mentioned we were celebrating a birthday. Not only did they honor it, they nailed it. The chairs were warm, comfortable, and the whole room felt cozy in that old-world way -- fire crackling, candles glowing, and the kind of ambiance that makes you want to slow down and savor everything. The wines were bold and delicious, especially the reds. You can tell they take their craft seriously. They even brought out a little birthday treat, which was such a thoughtful touch and made the moment feel even more personal. We also ordered the cheese plate and honestly, it was perfect. Three different cheeses, a mix of crackers, olives, tiny pickles, and what I'm pretty sure was apricot jam -- everything balanced each other beautifully. Paired with the wine, it felt like the world outside just... paused for a bit. The staff was friendly, attentive, and genuinely helpful without hovering. They made sure we had everything we needed and explained the wines clearly, but still let us relax, enjoy, and take in the atmosphere. If you want a place that transports you, even just for an hour or two, Hedges is absolutely worth the visit. It's one of those wineries where you don't just taste the wine -- you feel the entire experience.

4.0 Overall. Three of us stopped for a wine tasting at Hedges during a drive from the Seattle area…read moreto Walla Walla, on a hot August day. AMBIANCE: 4.5 Unlike last year, we sat inside this time. Handsome darkish wood decor. Very pleasant. WINE: 4.0. One of us had the mostly red wine "Mix & Sip Flight" and two had the "Pink & White Flight". I especially appreciated the red flight. SERVICE: 4.0. The young man and the young woman who served our drinks were polite and attentive.

Cool n Eclectic, a Variety of artistic talent.. check her out !! Easy location, food next door,…read morebeer next door, lotsa parking !!

This shop is amazing! It's very eclectic and you can get practically anything. Well, the owner can…read moremake you practically anything too! The custom laser etch glass and engraved wood are amazing. You need to see this place!

This is one of my favorite wineries in the whole Yakima valley! I highly recommend a visit here…read more In the land of Bordeaux varieties, it is very refreshing to find a place specializing in Italian wines. They are delicious wines and I look forward to pairing them with everything from frozen pizza to risotto at home. The service is great and the servers are very knowledgeable about their wines and how best to pair them. Even though there were other people there, I felt like I never lacked personal attention to what I was interested in. As soon as we parked our car, it felt like we were transported to Tuscany. The indoor ambiance felt warm and inviting, but the outdoor view is breath taking. It's definitely a place to spend the afternoon with friends and bottles of wine especially if they have events. The charcuterie plates have cheeses that I've never seen at wineries before. The fact that they are open every day of the week has been nice to recommend to people who are visiting since so many are not open Monday-Wednesday. A+ to Chandler Reach!

I have been to this place a couple times and always enjoy the experience. The views, the wine, and…read morethe service are all great. They have some great Tuscan style wines if you are into those. Outside of Tuscany this is the only other winery I have been to that is close to what I tried in Italy. Must check out!

If you're looking for a winery that nails the balance between incredible wine and an easygoing,…read morewelcoming vibe, Kiona Winery is it. We showed up a little late for our reservation, but you'd never know it by the way the staff greeted us. Everything was already set up and ready to go--no rush, no attitude, just genuine hospitality. That's actually one of the reasons we keep coming back: every visit feels effortless. The team knows their wines, they listen to what you like, and they guide you without ever making you feel out of place. The tasting room itself is beautiful--clean lines, warm wood, a modern Northwest feel. It's the kind of space where you can actually relax and enjoy yourself instead of feeling like you're in a tourist factory. You've got art on the walls, polished floors, and even those wooden kayaks that make you stop and stare for a second. It sets the tone before the first pour even hits the glass. And the wines... always on point. Whether you're into a silky dessert ice wine that tastes like it should be illegal, or you love those strong, bold reds that Kiona is known for, there's something here for every kind of palate. If you want a place that consistently delivers great wine, friendly service, and a relaxed atmosphere where you can actually unwind... Kiona is one of the best spots in the Tri-Cities area. Worth the drive every single time.

I had Kiona bookmarked for a while, we finally paid a visit during Labor Day weekend with our…read morefavorite winos. The tasting room is beautiful and the patio is dog friendly. Since we had our dog with us, we opted to sit outside. Luckily, it's a covered patio, so although it was a hot day, it could have been worse if we had direct sun, and the view of the vineyard on Red Mountain is phenomenal! We were greeted with a glass of rosè, and opted for tastings. There are 3 tastings for $20 (not counting the welcome glass), with generous pours. The fee is waived with bottle purchase of $30. I opted for mostly cab or cab blends. Honestly, I didn't care for the wine. I was actually disappointed as so many people have raved about Kiona. The best thing I tasted was the rosè. Maybe I chose the wrong wines to taste, but I'm not sure I'd buy Kiona wines. On the flip side, the staff were absolutely great! And the tasting room is gorgeous, and if the views are your thing, and you enjoy their wine, definitely pay Kiona a visit.

Beautiful setting, fantastic wines, and delicious shareable food pairings. Visited during the…read moreSummer and enjoyed the extensive outdoor space they offer

We love Goose Ridge and truly enjoy our visits here. The food is a little pricy but overall fresh…read moreand delicious. We also love the wine- of course! Especially the rose! The place is very kid friendly with lots of room to run and play. Ultimately though I can't give 5 stars because their events are not super well organized. We attended for Easter and the hunt for toddlers started before it was supposed to and then they did a second one for all ages which was just chaotic. It didn't make sense why they didn't follow the timeline on the website and tickets. Ultimately I hope they can clean this up for the future!

Authentic items from the start of aviation in Pasco, especially World War II. Inexpensive and…read morespecial prices for veterans and students.

***** INT. Battelle Auditorium - NIGHT…read more Stranger (with a Scottish Accent) "Look at the size of that boy's head. It's like an orange on a toothpick." ***** [I'll explain why I felt like the kid in "So I Married An Axe Murderer" later. On to my Yelp....] I remember coming here once before years ago when a science heavyweight was in town giving a lecture. Tonight? Tonight I was here to watch a movie....errrr...or should I say film. Yes, I was here to see a French film ("Summer Hours") thanks to the Battelle Film Club. Note: they show this movie on Fridays, and for some reason I'm always pooped on Fridays after a busy week. So, next time, I'll need to remember to caffeinate or pick a more action-packed film. ADMISSION: a whopping $3 CROWD: auditorium was surprisingly full, and of the blue hair variety WHAT: Every other week or so, the Battelle Film Club does it's part to inject the Tri-Cities a much needed dose of cinematic culture. The Auditorium is fair. I actually liked it's style. I'm a child of the '70s, and something told me this place was circa '70s. The film we watched was projected digitally and from a DVD. The screen is a little small, so I grabbed a seat in the front. "You're not going to sit in there with a hat are ya, sonny?" the older lady asked behind me. "Really? You're going to sit in the front row with a hat?! People don't do that?!" she implored again. "What? C'mon it's just a baseball cap [it's not an Abe Lincoln!]. No one is sitting behind me and the movie starts in 30seconds!" I replied back. Wow, it's been a while since I've been scolded by an elder like that. It was kinda interesting and made me feel like a kid again. But seriously, I felt like the kid with the big head that a Scottish Mike Meyers berates in "So I Married An Axe Murder"! At any rate, the Auditorium is cool. The movie selection is generally above average (better than the rubbish at the local multiplexes), and they serve refreshments and discuss the movie after the show. Corey (wearing his hat on his melon of a head) LIKES.

The last time I was there, my chair broke in the middle of a seminar. Everyone noticed. I couldn't…read morestop laughing. And, I bruised my hip. Yep, it was hilarious. I won't sit in that row again!