17 businesses featured across Richland on Explore Washington State.
17 businesses
Anthony's overlooks Columbia Point Marina, and its alder planked wild king salmon is the Northwest plate to order with a river view.
Opened in 1997 on Lee Boulevard, Atomic Ale calls itself the Tri-Cities' first brewpub, with a wood fired oven and a red potato soup made daily with the house hefeweizen.
Founded in 1983 and on Tulip Lane since 1996, Barnard Griffin pours its wines without a reservation and runs a full kitchen beside the tasting room.
Directly on the Columbia at Columbia Point, with an indoor pool that opens onto a river view patio, free parking and the riverfront trail outside the door.
Frost Me Sweet is a bakery and bistro in the 1915 brick building on The Parkway that housed Gress's Meat Market until 1943.
On the river next to Howard Amon Park, with free hot breakfast, an indoor pool, free parking and a shuttle to Tri-Cities Airport.
On George Washington Way by the river paths, with a seasonal outdoor pool and hot tub, an on site restaurant and a kids eat free program.
LU LU Craft Bar + Kitchen brings a made from scratch, farm to table menu and a craft cocktail program to the Columbia Point waterfront in Richland, with weekend brunch service.
Porter's smokes its meats for up to 14 hours and cuts them to order at its George Washington Way shop, so the prime brisket can sell out.
The REACH Museum interprets the full arc of mid Columbia history, from the Ice Age floods that carved the Columbia Basin to the Manhattan Project era at Hanford. Open Tuesday through Saturday with Sunday afternoon hours.
Riva Riverside Dining serves Italian dinners with Columbia River views at the Lodge at Columbia Point in Richland, in the space longtime visitors knew as Drumheller's.
Richland's Spudnut Shop has fried doughnuts made with potato flour since 1948 and opens at 4 AM in the Uptown Shopping Center. Get a classic glazed, and call ahead for a dozen because it sells out every day.
Tacos Super Uno fills barely crisp tortillas with asada, onions, cabbage, and cilantro from its lime green truck on Goethals Drive in Richland, with shaded outdoor tables and a steady local lunch crowd.
The Lodge at Columbia Point sits on a promontory above the Columbia River in Richland, the closest thing in the Tri-Cities to a destination resort, with riverfront rooms, Riva Riverside Dining on site, and wine cruises departing from the adjacent marina.
The Wild Taco 2 serves browned, crisp tacos heaped with cilantro and cabbage from its truck on Wellsian Way in Richland, holding its corner in the city's beloved taco truck cluster.
Opened in 1949 for Richland's Cold War boom, the Uptown Shopping Center on George Washington Way holds antique and vintage shops, the Spudnut Shop and a handful of bars and kitchens.
Water2Wine Cruises sails the M/Y Chrysalis from Columbia Point Marina in Richland, pairing Columbia Valley wines with lunch and dinner cruises on the Columbia River.
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