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- DDeniseLas Vegas •4 reviews5.0Dined 1 day agoWe had a great time Our servers were great and the food excellentMore infoFujiyama Steak House & Bar-RichlandPrice: Expensive• Hibachi• Richland•4.6
- JJessicaSeattle / Eastern Washington •1 review5.0Dined 2 days agoWaitress was amazing, it was pretty cold in the restaurant. Food was delicious but expensive and portion size was a bit smallMore infoTwigs Bistro and Martini Bar - KennewickPrice: Moderate• American• Kennewick•4.5
- SSharonVIPHawaii •125 reviews5.0Dined 6 days agoHalibut was outstanding. Steak and crab was amazing. Service was excellent. Thank you.More infoAnthony's - Columbia PointPrice: Moderate• Seafood• Richland•4.6
- JJimChicago / Illinois •15 reviews5.0Dined on 8 Dec 2024Great romantic dinner Nice service great food and real attention to detail. Had a great meal, cooked to perfectionMore infoThe Vine Fine DiningPrice: Very Expensive• American• Kennewick•5
- LLauraIdaho •1 review5.0Dined on 29 Nov 2024Went there for my birthday! Great experience, wasn’t too busy, waiter was great and the food was delicious. The music was however just a little on the loud side which made it difficult to maintain a conversation without yelling across the table. Otherwise it was a great experience.More infoLU LU Craft Bar + KitchenPrice: Moderate• American• Richland•4.5
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Touchet delivers when it comes to stunning views of grassy farmland. Many of the restaurants here reflect a small-town, farm-to-table feel. There are casual saloon-style eateries catering to motorcycle enthusiasts. Classic comforting bar food and plenty of beer are available. Those looking for a more elaborate meal will discover that there are fine dining establishments here, too. Prix fixe and sampling menus are on offer. These include classic, French-inspired takes on dinner. Some of the wineries in the area offer dining options along with memorable tasting tours. By providing finger foods and dishes that pair well with their wines, these can be incredible flavor experiences for guests.
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