breakfast

Tibbits at Fern Hill describes the diner as an “easygoing, cozy” place with “seasonal and hearty comfort food.”

It didn't take long for the familiar dining location at 1515 W Kennewick Avenue to gain a new tenant.

Breakfast is the most important meal of the day.

Why Don't We Have Wonderful "Waffle House" in Tri-Cities?

If you're into diner specials, I've got just the place for you!  There's a new restaurant in town, featuring a plentiful breakfast menu. Bring on the pancakes & bacon! Even during a pandemic, there's a new Pasco restaurant to experience.  ...

The food items would have been given to students in school during a 'regular' semester, so they're just making them available in brown-bag form during closures.

Three locations for the Grab and Go food program have been changed.

A Kennewick Restaurant is adding dinner service after the success of being primarily a breakfast and lunch stable since opening less than a year and a half ago.

A food blogger in Japan has invented a freaking brilliant way of making pancakes that is superior in nearly every way.

If you had a million dollars and/or a magic genie or a "last meal" and it was breakfast, what would your perfect breakfast include? Now you only get your normal stomach! Think of this as a buffet, but you have to be realistic! So don't say steak and eggs AND chicken and waffles AND biscuits and gravy. Pretend your menu is below and build your PERFECT breakfast.

There a ton of great places to eat breakfast in the Tri-Cities. All are reasonably priced and you will leave happy -- guaranteed!

Usually the places that look like they’re scary and look like the food is not going to be good, are usually the best. You can really be surprised by places like that. I've eaten at Coffee Nook at 714 Columbia Drive (near intersection with Hartford) about 20 times and every time it's been amazing.