If you want a brewery where everyone knows your name and locals come to, and the bartender already…read morepours a beer as you sit down, this is the place to come check out. A must stop for good beer and good local feel.

Quick stop in here on our way from Seattle to Walla Walla…read more We got the Greek pizza and it was awesome! We also got the two guest ciders and were impressed by both. Bathroom was clean. Ample parking and seating inside. 10/10 would recommend!

Beers are great, staff and owner are very friendly and welcoming. Inside is very comfortable with a…read morenice patio also. Definitely worth the trip off the beaten path for great beer.

Best beer in Washington state, if you like IPAs (NOG). Dogs allowed on the patio. The only downside…read moreis they are on the outskirts of Tricities.

Love this place. They've upgraded lots since I visited last; ten years ago!…read moreGreat beer. Super friendly staff. And a way cooler spot, with a view. They used to be round the corner, where bombing range is now, and I like the new spot lots. Stop in for a fresh bevy!

The Best Cider House in SE Washington. Amazing Service! Delicious Cider & Beer selections…read more Awesome Ownership.

This place is super cute and very close to the trail if you are out for a walk or a bike ride…read more There's a large parking lot as well if you prefer to arrive by car or it's next door to a bike rental place if you need a way to cool down after you bring your rental bike back for the day. Its a good place to stop, rest, escape the heat and get some water on a warm day. I don't usually prefer cider, but there were so many options I found quite a few I liked. They also had a beer on tap for those who may be anti cider. They had a quite a few cans to choose from as well if you need something to go. We opted for a sampling tray and it was delicious. The person behind the counter was super helpful and answered a ton of questions for us. We debated going back a second time, but they were closed.

Great views and good beers. Good vibes. Only downer was none of the food trucks were open on a…read moreSaturday afternoon but just one.

Panoramic views, great beer, knowledgeable friendly staff. This is definitely worth the drive just…read morefor the view alone. While there you might as well have a few great beers. The building is warm and inviting.

What is not to love about Corks and Taps?? It's casual, fun, and a great place to hang out with…read morefriends over wine and beer. The light food options are great (tater tot nachos, yes please!), and on Thursday they have guest food trucks. This is quickly becoming a weekly hang for friends.. "Meet at C&T". It's kid friendly, too! Jason and team are awesomely friendly!

We had just finished at a local winery and was looking to check out another one. This was a…read morewonderful experience. It's in a small strip mall complex with limited shops and this gem on the corner. The owner was gracious and welcomed our fur baby's in their patio area. It wasn't too busy as it was early afternoon on a Friday. The owner was by themselves and was able to get the 7 wine tasters going and getting the other 2 non winer drinkers Diet Coke & Root Beer Glasses. Served the wine tastings and took/made/delivered our food orders as quickly as he could. He did call in re-enforcements but he had everything under control. The food was tasty, the atmosphere welcoming and spacious & the wine tasters enjoyed their tasting and purchased bottles to go. Check them out!

Lots of great wines and yummy food too. We tried one of the flatbreads which totally hit the spot…read more I enjoyed all of the wines, as well. Definitely will stop again next time we're in town.

I think the staff is my favorite part of this new little spot. Awesome wine selection and wine…read morewall. I want the wine wall in my house seriously. The flat breads were awesome and paired well with the wine we got - tastings are great and the owner was right there pouring with her staff on a Saturday afternoon - loved that, Love the decor and all the vibes.

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!