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- LLarry1 review5.0Dined 2 days agoOur server was Rafael and he did an excellent job. Also Kali, one of the chefs was very personable and added a lot to our evening. The food was great but the service is excellent.More infoBoiada Brazilian Grill - KennewickPrice: Expensive• Brazilian Steakhouse• Kennewick•4.7
- RRobertaSeattle / Eastern Washington •10 reviews5.0Dined 4 days agoExcellent experience in dining. Does not disappointMore infoAnthony's - Columbia PointPrice: Moderate• Seafood• Richland•4.7
- SShelbySeattle / Eastern Washington •2 reviews4.0Dined on Mar 23, 2025The food and service at the table was amazing! Our server was very attentive and kind. We had reservations and waited for over 20 minutes and I had to ask what was going on, they were seating parties that were showing up after us. They did not ask us, they just let us sit there. Once I spoke to one of the hosts she informed me she already sat another party under my reservation and would see what she could do? The host stand workers were not a good first impression. Beyond that, it was great!More infoLU LU Craft Bar + KitchenPrice: Moderate• American• Richland•4.7
- MMikeSeattle / Eastern Washington •1 review5.0Dined on Mar 23, 2025The food is always very good as well as the service, always polite and personable staff!More infoTwigs Bistro and Martini Bar - KennewickPrice: Moderate• American• Kennewick•4.7
- CchuckSeattle / Eastern Washington •1 review5.0Dined on Feb 8, 2025Waiter was very attentive. Food was medium. Soup was not hot. Fish and coleslaw did’t seem to be seasoned.More infoRed Lobster - KennewickPrice: Moderate• Seafood• Kennewick•4
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Discover Kennewick
Kennewick is a charming town in south Washington that is well known for its great variety of restaurants, cafes, and grills.The area is also commonly referred to as the state's wine country. To get a taste of the delicious local wine offerings, simply stop into any one of area's cozy wineries for a tasting! The local Mexican restaurants offer a unique dish to the area, Dungeness crab tamales, which are quite popular with the locals.The quaint town is also home to a variety of other types of cuisines. With a great selection of steakhouses, pizzerias, American food and Italian restaurants, you are guaranteed to find a venue to satisfy your craving.
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