6 Best Seasonal Restaurants in Pasco

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A photo of Budd's Broiler, an Anthony's Restaurant restaurant

1. Budd's Broiler, an Anthony's Restaurant

4.7

Exceptional(1050)

Price: Moderate

• Steak • Richland

Booked 11 times today

Welcome to Budd's Broiler, an Anthony's Restaurant! We are a premier steakhouse located in Richland, Washington overlooking the gorgeous Columbia River, we are just away from Anthony's at Columbia Point. Our menu features a wide variety of cuts of meat from the Northwest's own Snake River Farms, Double R Ranch, Royal Ranch, Salmon Creek Ranch and Martinez Family Ranch. To complement our meat offerings, we feature Northwest seafood from our very own seafood company in addition to local produce, wines and microbrews.

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2. Anthony's - Columbia Point

4.6

Exceptional(2010)

Price: Moderate

• Seafood • Richland

Booked 12 times today

Welcome to Anthony's - Columbia Point! Overlooking the Columbia Point Marina and sitting adjacent to Richland's Marina Park. Our menu highlights fresh Northwest seafood from our own Seafood Company that is complemented by local produce, wines and microbrews. The outstanding view of the Columbia River and the Pacific Northwest menu features pair perfectly to give you a relaxing dining experience.

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3. LU LU Craft Bar + Kitchen

4.5

Awesome(720)

Price: Moderate

• American • Richland

Booked 16 times today

LU LU Craft Bar + Kitchen is a local, farm-to-table restaurant on the banks of the Columbia River at Columbia Point in Richland, WA. We offer fresh ground burgers and custom-cut steaks, as well as, delicious salad choices made with seasonal local produce.For parties larger than 6 people, please complete the form under the "reservations" tab on our website and we will respond shortly!

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4. Drumheller's Food & Drink

4.1

Excellent(472)

Price: Expensive

• American • Richland

Booked 6 times today

Serving Breakfast and Dinner daily as well as Brunch Fridays through Sundays, guests are welcomed with fresh seasonal menus and a remarkable flavor story that keeps you coming back for more. Breakfast and brunch guests enjoy bright river views, robust coffee with signature dishes and savory favorites, while dinner guests are greeted by an inviting and expansive regional wine list – complimented with artisanal starters, market fresh salads, and enchanting entrées. Open for dine-in and take-out: Breakfast 6:30 am - 11:00 am daily, Brunch 11:00 am - 2:00 pm Fridays through Sundays, and Dinner 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm daily. Please note, not all availability is listed online - please call us directly if you are unable to make an online reservation. We look forward to welcoming you!

5. The Bradley

4.6

Exceptional(120)

Price: Moderate

• Contemporary American • Richland

The Bradley is a restaurant and craft bar in the Tri-Cities area, boasting delicious small plates, handcrafted cocktails, microbrews, and a list of more than 30 of the best wines from around the world. Upscale service in a modern, comfortable environment with a chic, industrial aesthetics – Join us #AtTheBradley

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6. Taverna Tagaris - Tagaris Winery

4.3

Awesome(459)

Price: Expensive

• Mediterranean • Richland

Booked 4 times today

If you are looking to experience fine dining paired with world-class wine in the Tri Cities, you have found it. Hungry patrons can stop in at the Taverna Tagaris to immerse themselves in our Mediterranean atmosphere. With over 30 different estate wines to choose from, there is something just for you!

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6 restaurants available nearby

1. Budd's Broiler, an Anthony's Restaurant

2. Anthony's - Columbia Point

3. LU LU Craft Bar + Kitchen

4. Drumheller's Food & Drink

5. The Bradley

6. Taverna Tagaris - Tagaris Winery

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