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Richland's Favorite Food Truck Finally Gets a Sit-down Spot on George Washington Way
Doggie Style Gourmet traded the food truck for a brick-and-mortar location at 624 George Washington Way. The Tri-Cities favorite features an expanded menu to include smash burgers, mac and cheese, and more than just hot dogs.
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Dave’s Hot Chicken chain opening outlet in Pasco
A new national fast-food chain is making plans to come to Pasco. Dave’s Hot Chicken is setting up shop in the former Subway restaurant at 7235 Burden Blvd. in Pasco. The Pasadena, California-based restaurant franchise was founded in 2017 and has several Washington locations, including in Spokane, Seattle, Tacoma and Vancouver. It serves up Nashville-style hot chicken in the form of tenders and sliders with options to choose between various spice levels. Other menu items include fried mozzarella bars, cauliflower tenders and sliders, slushers and milkshakes.
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Save Room For The Peach Cobbler At This Country Kitchen Near Walla Walla
Southern cooking has a way of turning up in the most unexpected corners of the country, and one downtown spot in eastern Washington has been quietly serving up Cajun and Creole plates that surprise first-timers. Regulars talk about gumbo that tastes like it came straight from a New Orleans kitchen, cornbread that lands on the table before you even ask, and desserts worth loosening your belt for.
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Richland's Favorite Food Truck Finally Gets a Sit-down Spot on George Washington Way
Doggie Style Gourmet traded the food truck for a brick-and-mortar location at 624 George Washington Way. The Tri-Cities favorite features an expanded menu to include smash burgers, mac and cheese, and more than just hot dogs.
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Handmade Chocolates Are Dipped One By One At This Long-Running Washington Chocolate Shop
Follow your nose down Main Street and the smell of warm caramel corn will lead you straight to a place that has been sweetening this Washington town for generations. Behind the glass, a chocolatier fills molds by hand while the whole shop fills up with the scent of fresh cookies and melted cocoa.
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You Can Fill A Whole Bag For Almost Nothing At This Sprawling Washington Country Market
Saturday mornings in this little corner of Washington smell like fresh coffee, warm pancakes, and just-picked produce piled high on wooden tables. Vendors line up under the trees selling everything from handwoven baskets to homemade granola, and a few dollars stretch surprisingly far here. It’s the kind of place where...
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Winery closing Walla Walla tasting room
Mark Ryan Winery will close its Walla Walla tasting room by the end of September. The closure was announced on one of the Mark Ryan social media accounts on Sept. 10. It will have a closing celebration for its Dissident Club members on Sept. 27, which will include a sale of the tasting room’s furnishings, artwork and more.
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German Sausages and Funnel Cakes Draw Crowds to Christ The King Sausage Fest. Fifty Years Running in Richland This Month
Christ the King's turning 50 this year with their sausage fest on Stevens Drive. Two days of German sausages, bierocks, fresh corn, and a beer garden for the adults.
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You’ll Fall Head Over Heels For The Homemade Caramel Apples At This Small-Town Washington Candy Store
Some places earn their reputation quietly, one happy customer at a time, and Bright’s Candies in Walla Walla, Washington is exactly that kind of place. Step through the door on East Main Street and you’ll immediately understand why people drive across the state just to get their hands on a homemade caramel apple.
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German Sausages and Funnel Cakes Draw Crowds to Christ The King Sausage Fest. Fifty Years Running in Richland This Month
Christ the King's turning 50 this year with their sausage fest on Stevens Drive. Two days of German sausages, bierocks, fresh corn, and a beer garden for the adults.
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Washington’s official state vegetable grows in a valley with more than 120 wineries, four-plus hours from Seattle
Walla Walla grows Washington's official state vegetable and holds one of the state's most serious wine scenes — over 120 wineries, a walkable downtown tasting district, and a real drive to get there. The post Washington’s official state vegetable grows in a valley with more than 120 wineries, four-plus hours from Seattle appeared first on Washington is for Adventure .