15 businesses featured across Kennewick on Explore Washington State.
15 businesses
Cedars opened on Clover Island on March 4, 1976, and still sits over the Columbia with views up the river and across to the Cable Bridge. Order the crab cakes with lobster cream sauce, and call ahead, since reservations are by phone only.
The only hotel on Clover Island, with 150 rooms facing the river or the marina and a short walk to Cedars, Ice Harbor and the lighthouse plaza. Renovation is underway in 2026, so call to confirm the restaurant and pool before booking.
Built for RV travelers, with 145 full hookup sites on 25 acres minutes from I-82, including 70 big motor coach sites. A seasonal heated pool and hot tub, two fenced dog areas, laundry, a fitness center and a kids' game room round it out.
El Fat Cat Grill brings fusion flair to street tacos from its Kennewick truck, where Felix and Jenny Sanchez serve curry marinated Fiji tacos and a pineapple salsa famous across the Tri-Cities.
The south end option at 3715 Plaza Way, about a mile from the Gesa Carousel of Dreams and 1.6 miles from Canyon Lakes Golf Course. Free hot breakfast, an indoor pool, free parking and EV charging, and dogs and cats are allowed for a fee.
A short walk from the Three Rivers Convention Center at 701 N Young St, with the Garden Grille and Bar serving breakfast and dinner daily, an indoor pool and whirlpool, and free parking. Up to two pets per room are allowed for a fee.
Two former Hanford workers started Ice Harbor in 1997, and its Marina taproom on Clover Island opened in 2007 with outdoor seating on the water. Order the halibut fish and chips, hand cut fillets in Harvest Pale Ale batter and panko.
Ice Harbor's downtown Brewery Pub at 10 E Bruneau Ave sits under the big Public Market sign, with a pizza oven and the Caboose Room for events. The Public Market itself closed in March 2026, but the pub is still open.
Monarcha, a Palencia Wine Co. label, pours at 421 E Columbia Drive in the Port of Kennewick's Columbia Gardens Wine and Artisan Village, by appointment Monday through Wednesday. The village also has a food truck plaza and a waterfront path.
The East Benton County Historical Society runs this museum in Kennewick's oldest park, and its petrified wood floor is the reason to look down. Exhibits cover east Benton County history, there is a section for kids, and it also books escape rooms.
Rocco's Pizza is a locally owned Tri-Cities pizzeria with hand made dough every day, playful specialty pies like the Pickle Face, and a Kennewick store on West Grandridge Boulevard.
Rockabilly roasts specialty beans on a drum in house and promises nothing it sells is older than a week. Ask for Rev It Up, a light Brazilian roast sold only as espresso, and note the downtown cafe is closed Sundays.
Connected to the Three Rivers Convention Center at 7048 W Grandridge Blvd, with the Toyota Center steps away, this is the pick for wine festival, hockey and convention weekends. Expect free hot breakfast, an indoor pool and free parking; pets are not allowed.
The Toyota Center opened in November 1988 as the Tri-Cities Coliseum to give the Tri-City Americans a home, and the Western Hockey League club still plays here. The Three Rivers Convention Center is next door, so game night pairs easily with a Grandridge hotel.
The Tri-City Americans have played Western Hockey League junior hockey at the Toyota Center in Kennewick since 1988, with home games running September through March.
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