Food was delicious and serving size was generous. The atmosphere was lively and welcoming. Our…read moreserver, Kari, was attentive and super friendly. Hoping many more people try this place out so it will be around for a long time. Will definitely visit again and again.

Went there for a late lunch. There were only a couple of tables occupied. The server told me to sit…read morewherever I liked. She took my order immediately and the food came quickly. My tri-tip "sammich" was juicy with just the right amount of horseradish and barely enough au jus. The onion rings (a $2 upgrade) were house made, thick and crisp, and delicious. The only downside was there were a lot of flies in the place, despite no open windows. Fix that, and I'll go back.

Service is sub par. Ambiance is ok. Food is ok. Sketchy af people there after 10pm…read more I don't recommend going.

Bring cash and do NOT use your credit card, unless you want them to buy tickets on Ticketmaster the…read morenext day with it. Happened to me this Thanksgiving. Stay away from this s***hole!

Initially I had recommended my family go here for behavioral health support. Unfortunately…read moreyesterday's telephone call made me rethink my decision to refer my family. I am aware of no show policies as I too work as a mental health provider, however if a provider says they have an appointment then they need to be on the call for that appointment or inform their patient if they cannot make the appointment. I was made aware there were a few no shows for various reasons on the part of the patient however when my sibling called to follow up the receptionist who I believe is named Francis she told my sibling her therapist "she closed the case and does not want to work with you anymore." The comment made is extremely unprofessional, unkind, and unethical for a number of reasons. Also, when asked if my sibling could be re-assigned to another provider I was informed she couldn't. I asked if this was apart of their policy and Francis told me "No, they just don't want to see her." People seek BH/MH support to be supported, not to be spoken to in a disrespectful manner. If you are choosing to work their be supportive and helpful, not rude. Also, when making decisions don't base it off of your own opinion base it off of policy. If providers and staff are choosing to work here educate yourself, be mindful and sensitive to the population of people you are serving. Lastly, don't give authorization numbers while on the phone with someone, this is unprofessional. I hope no one else has been treated in this manner. Do better Emmaus.

From the owner: We believe that effective counseling embraces the integration of the physical, psychological,…read moresocial, and spiritual aspects of personal, family and community life. The counselor guides the individual to wellness and wholeness by promoting physical health, emotional wellbeing, healthy relationships and spiritual maturity.  We perform this function in a way that is clinically sound and informed by our Christian worldview.

Like this place a lot! It looks recently renovated or redesigned: it's very trendy. Too bad it was…read moreempty when I went but that just meant that the bartender was more attentive to me. But I will say, the prices here are pretty steep. Choose your poison wisely. I love the outdoor seating area. It does get loud because of the pool but in the evening, it was nice and breezy. Will be back!

My wife and I went in for a drink and my wife ordered a martini. Couple of things, the bartender…read morewas looking up how to make the martini on his phone, made the martini and then proceeded to dig into the huge jar of olives with his bare hands, then set it down on a crooked coaster so it spilled all over, didn't offer to clean it up or apologize. My wife felt the glass and it was warm. She asked if he could just shake it with ice to make it cold and he did, but also re-touched all of the olives with his bare hands to put back into the martini, and then served it with two straws. All the while he kept running his hands through his hair... my wife never touched the martini, we paid and left. He was a super nice guy but he should know better etiquette when working as the bartender of a nice hotel bar and for sure should know how to make a martini as its a staple drink. Very disappointed with our visit, unfortunately.

Great Healthcare, Great people who really care about your health and are knowledgeable in their…read morefield. Having lived in various cities over the years from large to small cities, this is by far the best Healthcare my family has received ever. Kadlec, which is part of Providence, is the best Healthcare you can find in the Tri-Cities Area. I've been to all three hospitals and clinics for each, and Kadlec beats them all hands down.

Upon arrival, staff was ready to serve. The establishment clean. There are sanitizing bottles are…read moreavailable. There are seats labeled to promote social distancing. There are masks available. The staff is taking temperatures, and cleaning all devices after use! Great service during interesting times.

Mary and I stopped in for lunch today, our first visit. We were greeted by friendly staff and…read moreseated. Chips and tasty salsa came right out. They had a salsa bar where freshly made corn tortillas were on the grill, there were salsas of different kinds, guacamole, honey and butter to choose from; delicious! Mary had a chicken chimichanga, delicious. I had a steak fajitas burrito; delicious. The included rice and beans were delicious. You should get in here and give them a try!

Great service in a festive atmosphere. Don't miss the fantastic salsa bar! Food from the menu is…read moregood too!