Location: Richland
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Best Wine Bar restaurants nearby. Discover the best Wine Bar food in Richland. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Wine Bar restaurants near you.. Richland is a city in Benton County in the southeastern part of the State of Washington, at the confluence of the Yakima and the Columbia Rivers. As of the 2010 census, the city's population was 48,058. April 1, 2013, estimates from the Washington State Office of Financial Management put the city's population at 51,150. Along with the nearby cities of Pasco and Kennewick, Richland is one of the Tri-Cities, and is home to the Hanford nuclear site.
Things to do in Richland
1. Bookwalter Winery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 172 reviews
Join us for lunch, dinner, or Sunday brunch! J. Bookwalter specializes in producing some of Washingtonâs finest wines through meticulous winemaking and exceptional vineyard sources. The wineryâs tasting room in Richland includes a full-service restaurant,
Reviewed By Alzira Z
Pros--great venue and beautiful outdoor seating (in spite of major remodel outside)-very good Chardonnay-great saladsCONS-unfriendly waitress who seemed to not care about her paying customers-I asked for some extra dressing- .50cents each-I asked for extra onions on salads and cheese- $3.00 each... We ended up paying $10.00 total on the bill for extras. REALLY... so cheesy... What did it cost you for small portions of these extras. It's as bad as charging for ice in some places in Arizona! Will make me choose another place next time driving through Richland.
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2. Taverna Tagaris
Overall Ratings
4 based on 222 reviews
Reviewed By Steve T
Came here as a large group. Disappointed in the reduced menu but the steak flatbread was amazing! Service was pretty good considering such a large group. Waitresses were friendly as well.Thank you for the review, Steve. We want to ensure that every single guest has the best service possible, which is why we provide a limited menu for large groups that opt not to book a private event. We're glad you enjoyed your flatbread and service. Hope to see you back soon!
3. 3 Eyed Fish Wine Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 40 reviews
Reviewed By jacklmc
Our Kiwanis club met in the small house next door (east) to the restaurant. We were catered with several different appetizers.A couple different pizzas, a hot artichoke cheese spread with toasted deli bread, a nice cheese spread with tortillas, some very flavorful tater tots, and veggies with dips. It was a very nice tasty spread. The room could use a bit of sound absorbers as it gets very noisy. Otherwise good food and a nice meeting location.
4. Tricities Tap and Barrel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By Travel_Guy_2015
My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed our experience at Tap & Barrel. The place offers the perfect combination of a relaxing ambiance combined with rotating selection (soon to be self-serve) wine dispenser system with 1 oz, 3 oz, and 5 oz pouring options. There are seven pouring stations with eight different bottles of wine in each unit offering a total of (56) wines to choose from. We tasted six different wines using the 1 oz pour option. After the tasting we selected a 750ml bottle of Maloney 2013 Scooteney Flats Cabernet Sauvignon (Red Mountain AVA) Washington State. It was a perfect accompaniment with our Chicken Bruschetta Flatbread (goat cheese & caramelized onion, topped with tomatoes, red onion, balsamic vinegar & basil), Lettuce Wraps (ground pork, lime, cilantro, mint, red & green onions served on cold romaine lettuce) and Baked Goat Cheese (drizzled with honey & served with pickled grapes & seasoned crostini slices). We met the very personable owners Jason & Kendra. They know what they are doing and they have created an excellent venue. We will definitely be back and are recommending this establishment to our friends.
5. The Kitchen at Barnard Griffin
Overall Ratings
4 based on 33 reviews
The Kitchen at Barnard Griffin focuses on fresh, local cuisine. Delight in a charming dinner in their wonderful ambiance. They also serve lunch and dinner on a beautiful outdoor patio. Enjoy an exciting and seasonal menu featuring ingredients from local v
Reviewed By Russ756
Charming Bride and I had much to celebrate with the conclusion of her hard fought and successful battle against breast cancer. The annual mammograms are very important!.So, based upon the suggestion of Emmy, one of our friends in the Tri-Cities, we decided upon The Kitchen at Barnard Griffin. I had a steak salad affair that was top flight! Nicely presented, delicious to consume. Charming Bride had the chopped salad, which she said was very good. We did not have reservations, but got seated right away in spite of it being a Friday night. I would suggest reservations for most nights. The dining area is fairly small, I don't think it would seat many more than 50 people at most. Service was prompt and professional. The restrooms clean and easily accessible. Music was provided by a rather gifted young man that played an electronic key board, solely instrumentals while we were there. The music was not overpowering. The restaurant was full by the time our dinners arrived after we polished off the two appetizers. The bar seating is adjacent to the restaurant dining area. Attire was everything from wine country tour casual, like us, to well decked out couples out for a romantic evening, to those sitting at the bar that appeared to have gathered there as an end of week beverage amongst friends. The exterior is very nice, with views of the local area. Barnard and Griffin is very easy to get to, adjacent to the Queensgate shopping area freeways. The maître' d was an imposing fellow with a shock of blond hair, he was in constant circulation, taking plates, asking questions about the food, about the service and greeting everyone that came through the door.We shall return, it was a treat we shall repeat!
