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.

We've now been to Wheathead a few times and truly just love this place! It's so cute inside and has…read morea gorgeous view. It's super kid friendly with a huge field for the kids to run and play. My husband loves the beer and I always grab rose. My SIL loves the chamoy michelada. We also love that they have a free little popcorn machine- my daughter really enjoys this! We will definitely be back when we are in town again!

Nice brewery right off of 240 out by Horn Rapids area. Great family friendly area with picnic…read moretables and grass. Really good beer and decent food. Great place to go enjoy a band when they have them. Love the men's urainal. Ya just have to see it.

A walk down the road from our RV campground. Great spot for a beer! Walked in and was…read moreenthusiastically greeted and welcomed by the brew tender! 3 drinks, a heffe, IPA and cider. I had the fresh hop IPA, delicious. Great spot on a sunny day, large garage doors open up to a patio and a grassy lawn. The only thing missing are umbrellas for the outdoor tables. It was sunny but we sat inside to avoid the sun. A small trio of musicians were jamming on the patio. It appears they have snack options and weekly bar activities. Stop in if you are in town or staying at Horn Rapids RV Park.

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!

They got a wide selection of beers/cider on tap and they let you taste pretty much anything they…read moregot. Their beer pourers are super nice and educated in the beer they sell. They got nitro beer! I love their digital beer menu! It has such a high tech feel. They also have big tv screens for ball games.

It's my Cheers. I've been coming to this spot for years and I like the beer options.read more

Decided on Sage for a beer flight before I headed back to western WA. It was a Saturday afternoon…read moreand not busy, I sat at the bar and was served promptly. The beers I chose were tasty and I enjoyed my visit.

Been here a few times and love it every single time. They have music bingo on Wednesday nights so…read morethat's where you'll find us. Have met new and old friends here. Total vibe. They have food trucks in the area sometimes or you can DoorDash your order. No issues eating inside. Just clean up after yourselves. Service and staff is always so nice. Family owned. Awesome people.

Some places make you chase your next drink like it owes them money. Tri City Taps flips that entire…read morescript. You walk in, they hand you a wristband, and suddenly you are the bartender, the decision maker, and possibly your own worst enemy in the best way. A full wall of taps, no waiting, and the freedom to sample like a responsible adult or an enthusiastic one. No judgment either way. Now let's talk about the plot twist, the food. This is not your standard throw some fries at it and call it a day bar menu. The birria tacos show up like they are trying to win awards. The asada is legit. Taquitos disappear faster than you planned. It is the kind of place where you say we will just grab a quick bite and then two hours later you are still there debating one more pour like it is a life decision. We rolled in on a Sunday night and accidentally turned it into an extended stay. Hard to leave when every tap is basically daring you to try something new. And then there is the screen. Massive does not even cover it. It feels less like a TV and more like a sports theater. You could sit anywhere and still feel like you have front row seats. Service deserves its own applause. One guy seemed to be running the whole show and still made it look easy. Checking in, keeping things moving, making sure food hit the table fast. The kind of effort you notice because you do not have to ask for anything. Bottom line, Tri City Taps is not just a bar, it is an experience with a dangerously good rhythm. Pour, eat, repeat. We will be back. Probably sooner than our self control would prefer.

Great place to get a brew or a cocktail. It's a do it yourself pour house. They give you a chipped…read morewristband and you go pick-pour your beer. Decent selection with a cooler full of cold glasses to pick from. Tuesday is taco's for $1.50. Really good street tacos with a nice kicking red sauce. Give it a try.

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!

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!

Food was delicious! The Skinny Firewood Pizza never disappoints, and the nachos were so good, and…read more a very generous portion. We loved them. The beer was spot on; we had an Amber and a Burrata, both perfect for a Sunday evening after work. It definitely feels like a neighborhood hangout, with a relaxed, casual ambiance. We enjoyed the music and the friendly staff, and getting to watch the fire in action adds that extra layer of craftsmanship and flavor to the pizza. We'll definitely be back for more!