Most scenic places to eat, drink in Tri-Cities with breathtaking views inside and out - Yahoo Canada Sports

We love a good view here in the Pacific Northwest. Even after spending all day outside, sometimes it’s hard to part ways with a gorgeous day by going inside.

In Tri-Cities, we have many options for dining and drinking while enjoying the view. From large windows to decorated patios, there’s likely a spot catered to your tastes within the Tri-Cities area.

We took a look at some of the most inviting options for dining with a gorgeous view:

Restaurants with Columbia River views

Foodies restaurant has opened a new location in Kennewick’s Columbia Park.

▪ Foodies

2701 Columbia Park Trail

Foodies has multiple locations, but one is right on the banks of the Columbia River with a perfect view of the water. Whether you sit inside or out, the large deck and oversized windows allow all patrons to take in the view. This location, at 2701 Columbia Park Trail, is aptly referred to as “Foodies on the River.”

▪ Cedars at Pier 1

Pier 1 at 355 N. Clover Island Drive

If you want to experience upscale dining while on Clover Island, stop by Cedars at Pier 1 at 355 N. Clover Island Drive to look at the lounge and restaurant menus. Once you look up, you’ll look right out at the Columbia River and Cable Bridge. Outdoor seating is available with even clearer views, plus a pirate mural.

LU LU Craft Bar + Kitchen at 606 Columbia Point Drive, Richland, 509-713-7880.

▪ LU LU Craft Bar & Kitchen

606 Columbia Point Drive

The waterfront views continue at LU LU Craft Bar and Kitchen, situated between the Lee Volpentest Bridges and the Richland Yacht Club at 606 Columbia Point Drive. The full bar features dozens of local wines and signature martinis. The American menu includes salads, burgers and steaks, with food made fresh daily.

▪ Anthony’s at Columbia Point

550 Columbia Point Drive

The Pacific Northwest-based seafood chain Anthony’s uses local catches in its meals. The Tri-Cities installation overlooks the Columbia Point Marina, situated right next to the Richland Marina Park at 550 Columbia Point Drive. Indoor and outdoor dining options are available, plus a separate deck used for private dining events.

Restaurants with scenic Tri-Cities views

3 Eyed Fish Wine Kitchen + Bar: Rooftop dining in the shadow of Badger Mountain, 1970 Keene Road, Richland.

▪ 3 Eyed Fish Kitchen and Bar

1970 Keene Road

Since 3 Eyed Fish has had to expand multiple times, you can find large patios with seating options for updated outdoor views. The kitchen and bar is located at 1970 Keene Road and is used as a space for private events and live music.

▪ Red Mountain Winery

34715 Demoss Road

Terra Blanca’s Benton City tasting room, the Red Mountain Winery, offers gorgeous vineyard views and an overview of the Yakima Valley. Tour, eat, drink and enjoy the view at 34715 Demoss Road.

▪ Tagaris

844 Tulip Lane

Tagaris is one of the only places in Tri-Cities with a fully-functioning outdoor bar, located at 844 Tulip Lane. Its outdoor eating area includes a 12,000 square foot patio, a large water fountain, misters and sometimes even live music.

Fable Wine Saloon, Richland’s newest waterside restaurant, is set to open by the end of March at the former R.F. McDougall’s Irish Pub and Eatery on Columbia Park Trail.

▪ J. Bookwalter

894 Tulip Lane

J. Bookwalter Winery has a tasting room and restaurant/craft bar at the same location, at 894 Tulip Lane. Both allow access to the expansive outdoor area, with views, spots for pictures and games and activities to try out while you sip the signature wines.

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