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!

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!

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!

We stopped by because I was curious about the mixed reviews. We weren't staying at the hotel so I…read morehoped we'd have a positive experience. We arrived near the end of the day so we had the whole space to ourselves. This was great because we have a toddler and I love being able to explore the space and snap photos without worrying about disturbing other customers. The host was super new to town and the job. Trying to order took a long time because she'd walk away to a far away space (kitchen?) to check on each question. "Can we still order food?" Walks away. "Does the charcuterie plate have any goat or sheep cheese?" Walks away. "I'd like the x tasting and the charcuterie platter." Walks away to put in the charcuterie order (instead of pouring the first wine). I wish she could have texted someone or used a computer/tablet to communicate with the kitchen... or had an experienced person there to provide guidance/training. Eventually we got the snacks and wine. They were each... okay. The wine tasting was a bit awkward because she was reading the descriptions (for the first time??) and seemed surprised by some of the flavors/notes mentioned. I can see us visiting again if we're for some reason in town for an event and the event happens to be here, but I'd rather explore other wineries if it's just us or a group of friends exploring Prosser wine tastings.

WARNING: I, like many people, thought that the Desert Wind Inn would be an all inclusive event…read more Wine tasting and dinner in the evening, sitting around the fire in the backyard drinking a glass of merlot. Experience a wine tasting in the quiet serenity of the wine country. This is the experience that is advertised on the website and we paid handsomely for it. This dreamy experience is just that: a dreamy image of what this could be which could not be further from the truth. Instead, we were met with rude indifferent service, a room that we could not easily leave past 5 PM (or 7 PM if you're lucky to be here Friday-Saturday), a loud uncomfortable room, and poor quality wine. DO NOT STAY AT THIS HOTEL IF YOU WANT A WINE COUNTRY EXPERIENCE; ONLY STAY HERE IF YOU ACTIVELY SEEK OUT DISAPPOINTMENT. What was supposed to be an incredible afternoon and evening in the wine country turned out to be a disappointment. The expectations created by the property in its advertisement plummeted the second we set foot on the property. The warm welcoming mentioned in previous recent reviews was no where to be seen when we arrived at the property on May 29, 2025 at around 12:30 PM. A cold and rather indifferent hostess meets us, no greeting, no welcoming remarks but a cold "what do you need". The hostess only expressed distain that we were checking in, giving us an annoyed glare while informing us that check-in was not allowed until 3 PM despite the hotel being seemingly empty. In the same annoyance and disdain, she told us that all information we needed should be in an email (that never arrived) and the turned her back to us and walked away. We did not expect an early check in, we just wanted to make sure that all of the information is there and whether there was more to do about it prior to us getting our room. The attitude was entirely discouraging and unwarranted and it continued to do so over the course of the next couple of hours while we waited for 3 PM. It was only when we said that the email did not arrive she begrudgingly gave us the information on a card with a random code without any explanation roughly 30 minutes after we arrived. In hindsight, that meant the room was ready, but she did not bother to tell us that fact nor inform us what the code represented. While we waited, we sat down for a glass of wine. The hostess continued to treat us like we were unwelcome guests being incredibly rude and lacked curtesy at every turn. No smiles, no small talk about the place, no indication on what to expect from our stay based on what was advertised on the website regarding the tasting and other opportunities of the sort. No wine recommendations were given nor what to expect from our choices nor any indication that she would be happy to help at all with our questions. She just coldly informed us that there are no truffle fries or soup. We proceeded to "guess" what wines would be to our liking based on previous experiences. We tried four different wines by the glass and truthfully, the wine was rather mediocre which fueled the unexpectedly unwelcoming and unpleasant experience. Bad wine and bad attitude just don't mix well together for a great experience. This was topped up by a very slow service (45 minutes with nobody else in the restaurant) for a Caesar salad and warm bread with butter. Once 3 PM rolled around, we were not shown or told where to go, instead we were left to figure it out which was difficult as the place is big. We finally found our way to our room where we were met with the startling insight that the rest of the property closes at 5PM (or 7 PM Friday- Saturday) no dinner service, no bar service, no access to the back patio. All nicely taped to the door. This made it sound like we were practically only allowed to be in our room after 5 PM (or 7 PM Friday-Saturday) with no control of the thermostat and a massive highway outside, polluting the room with unpleasant smells of gasoline and constant car noise. This "curfew" made us feel hostages in our own room. After 5 PM and before 11 AM, all you have available for "leisure" is the hallway with all the rooms and the side door. No staff around, nothing. Just a hallway and a side door. The all-inclusive feel is cut short by the lack of a breakfast option or any other hospitality services. In order to get dinner, miles down the road (goodbye wine tasting experience elsewhere - the place is not walkable, so one must drive there), we had to exit through a back door, down a metal staircase, that leads you behind the dumpsters and makes you feel like a criminal. Overall this experience was not at all what was advertised by the property. This was an extremely expensive room with worse service than a comfort inn. I felt like I was living an episode of Gordon Ramsey's Hotel Hell. I cannot recommend at all that anyone spends this kind of money for this experience. 1/10 would actively avoid this and everyone should.

Good: Friendly and knowledgeable staff…read moreWide selection on everything, including imported beers especially which I haven't seen in the chain stores Well stocked and easy to navigate with clear labels Extensive line of shooters and their own cocktail combos that you won't find anywhere else Trade off: For common items the chain stores are a couple bucks cheaper, this makes sense given this is an independent store and needs to keep the lights on and staff paid, however if you're looking for value there are better alternatives. Consensus: want common items for cheap? Chain stores, want to try less common drinks, have knowledgeable staff, and support local business, this is the spot to go to, I've yet to have a negative experience

I was shopping at Natural Grocers next door and they recommended this spot for some NA beer…read moreoptions. I don't shop at these kinds of stores often but it looks like a really solid place for all of your tipsy/buzzy options AND (my fav) a super decent selection of NA beverages, to boot. Looks like a standard layout with everything organized their own way. Some scattered neat little decor bits for some character, you gotta dig that. In the NA section, I found a few common/big names plus lesser-known ones like Gruvi. I grabbed the Juicy IPA from Gruvi (red can) and commenced my night cap with munchies/dinner. It's pretty good, ya'll should try it. Gotta show some love & support for the specialty/craft/artisinal/craft/specialty products out there.

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.

Owner is kind of... I'm just going to say it. The owner is a jerk and that coats the place. Too…read morebad, oh well. If the owner isn't there you still have to deal with his partner, and she thinks she's a chef. She's also equally as non-charming as he is. Other than that I still don't recommend it. You're paying top price, you have to serve yourself, and you feel like you're getting short-changed while the owner maximizes profits. It's a bore.

Came in Sunday evening with a friend for a late weekend snack and a glass of wine. This was my…read morefirst time here trying their food and the only previous visit was a few days earlier during which I stopped in for a quick beer. Service was just fine, absolutely no complaints. I ordered a glass of white wine, which was cold and good. My friend ordered a wine slushy which was reportedly also good and not too sweet. We ordered a hot honey and brisket pizza and an order of chicken empanadas. Both were excellent. The empanadas were a slight bit overdone but not to the point of being gross at all. The pizza was the star and I would order it again without second thought and will likely do so next time and also try a different pizza. The pizza was seriously good folks. For one person, plenty of food and with the empanadas it was plenty snack for two. Basically nothing bad to report here. 21 and over only. The deck outside looks really nice if the weather is cooperative. Cheers

Tap & Barrel feels like your go-to cozy bar... until the food shows up and starts competing with…read moreupscale restaurants. DELICIOUS. We had the flank steak tacos, burnt end tacos, and Korean lettuce wraps - every single one HIT THE SPOT. The beer and wine selection is solid, and our server/bartender was somehow running the whole place flawlessly without breaking a sweat. Awesome service. Great low-lit vibe for a Sunday night. We'll definitely be back. Probably more than we should.

Mother's Day Brunch = Wonderful food (especially the…read moreBlueberry Brioche French Toast), with a full and delicious selection from prime rib to asparagus to quiche and fruit with dip. My son brought me last year and this year, and we are already planning for next year!

The wines tasting is amazing. Martha is the best! She knows about the wines and is so happy to…read moreshare her knowledge! The olive oil and bread was the perfect combination.

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!

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.

They finger fucked my asparagus on my first date. The server was so happy they had asparagus he…read morepicked it up off my plate to show us how fresh it was. Other than that it's good food.