New Restaurants, Breweries & Wineries in Tri-Cities, WA

Seeking to expand your list of must-try restaurants, breweries, and wineries? From Mexican and Korean eateries to English and Italian restaurants, there are plenty of new places to eat and drink in different neighborhoods. If you’ve been looking for recent openings near you, we recommend clearing your entire calendar for upcoming gastronomic adventures.

Richland

Chicken & Bowl

Experience authentic “Seoul” food with heaping portions of Korean fried chicken. Covered in a sweet and spicy sauce before being deep-fried, Korean chicken exudes explosions of flavor with every crunchy bite. Additional flavorsome eats include filling rice bowls, red pickled radish, and deep-fried shumai dumplings. | 530 Swift Boulevard

Cardamom Indian Grill & Bar

Relish authentic bites at Cardamom Indian Grill & Bar, where curries and biryanis are spiced to perfection. From vegetarian and vegan options to Indo-Chinese varieties, there's something for everyone. Relish a classic like butter chicken, or test your spice tolerance with the lamb vindaloo. | 1312 Lee Boulevard

Gangnam BBQ

Say "annyeong" (hello) to mouthwatering Korean BBQ in Richland. Gangnam BBQ features traditional Korean cuts of protein and banchan—side dishes consisting of kimchi, blanched veggies, and more. Uncover the rich depths of Korean flavors with a dish like spicy and savory rice cakes known as dduk bboki. | 1275 Lee Boulevard

McKinley Springs

The McKinley Springs Tasting Room proves that good things take time. Operating for more than four decades in Horse Heaven Hills, McKinley Springs brings its wines to the Richland community, unveiling the stunning tapestry of locally grown and fermented grapes. | 400 Bradley Boulevard #102

Perch Cantina

Discover creative twists on Latin American cuisine, where birria gnocchi and quesaburgers are elevated to new heights. Transport your taste buds to different parts of the world while settling into the chic space of Perch Cantina! Complete your culinary adventure with churro donuts, served with a dulce de leche sauce. | 592 Columbia Point Drive

Kennewick

Blackthorne Neighborhood Pub

With an array of English dishes and drinks, Blackthorne Neighborhood Pub will have you raising your glass and saying, “Cheers, mate!” This emerging Kennewick staple offers a wide range of flavorful bites that are not to be missed; cheesy garlic naan, tea sandwiches, and sausage rolls come together to tantalize your senses. | 201 W Kennewick Avenue

Blackthorne Neighborhood Pub

Swampy’s BBQ Sauce and Eatery

This popular food truck opened a brick-and-mortar location at the Port of Kennewick’s Columbia Gardens Wine & Artisan Village. With sumptuous barbecue bites, affordable prices, and a covered outdoor seating area, this eatery is an ideal place for a quick lunch break during the warmer months. Delve into thickly coated protein served with sides of nachos, smoked mac and cheese, and pecan bread pudding. | 215 E Columbia Drive

Swampy's BBQ Sauce and Eatery

Tomi Sushi & Ramen

Tomi Sushi & Ramen will have you becoming an instant regular with plenty of umami-filled bowls. From ramen to sushi, this restaurant infuses a rich balance between ingredients and seasoning. The pork broth of the tonkotsu ramen spotlights the jammy boiled egg and tender chashu pork, while miniature beds of rice accompany slices of seafood for a pleasant combination of different textures. | 122 S Ely Street

Wheat Head Brewing

The Tri-Cities is home to a variety of top-tier breweries and Wheat Head Brewing is no exception. Explore an array of refreshing libations, including smooth pale ales, hazy IPAs, and bold stouts. Local food trucks and live music events are featured year-round at this brewery. If you're looking to spend some time with your canine companion, this brewery welcomes all four-legged, frisbee-loving visitors! | 92308 Locust Grove Road

Pasco

Imbibe

Visiting downtown Pasco? Make your way to a combined espresso and wine bar, offering frittatas and paninis for all of your brunch needs. Deep blue walls surround pops of color throughout the intimate eatery, which is brought to life with bright orange pillows and abstract artwork. Plan a romantic date night at Imbibe, which operates in the evening from Thursday to Saturday. Make a toast with a Venetian velvet–a succulent cocktail with prosecco, elderflower liqueur, and pomegranate juice. | 104 N 4th Avenue

Pollos El Rey

Experience fiery tacos and zesty sauces with a bottle of Jarritos at Pollos El Rey. Here, culinary masterpieces are grilled to golden standards. Imagine tender chicken wrapped in a homemade tortilla, served with comforting sides of rice and beans. | 4525 N Road 68 H

Whether you’re looking for new cuisines or modern culinary inventions, Tri-Cities is generously sprinkled with a variety of new restaurants. For more dining hotspots, look through our list of local-favorite eateries, cafes, and more.