Where to Stay + Eat
Where to Stay
The Hampton Inn - Richland River Walk
Literally a stones throw from our tasting room, the Hampton Inn has been a staple in Richland since 1996 (Fun Fact: it was framed by Cassie’s dad). The hotel recently had a substantial remodel during the summer of 2018 to upgrade rooms and amenities. Located along the Columbia River with access to the River Walk Path that leads to the park or to an array of great restaurants to enjoy. Check them out here.
The Lodge at Columbia Point
The Lodge at Columbia Point is a beautifully crafted hotel that opened in 2017 with a focus on Columbia Valley Wine. Each of the 82 guest rooms are named after a local winery. We are happy to have a Grand Cru Riverfront King room named after Longship! Enjoy a glass of wine or cocktail at Vine Wine & Craft Bar or indulge in an incredible dinner at Drumheller’s Food & Drink. Guests have access to complimentary wine tastings every Thursday, Friday & Saturday evenings. They are just a short walk along the river from Longship tasting room. Find more information here.
Where To Eat
The Bradley
Just a few doors down from our tasting room is a very special restaurant and craft bar, The Bradley. Opened in 2018 by our friends, entrepreneur & chef Andrew Grassick, local business owner Jason Wright and entrepreneur Zac Mason. Their focus is to bring a unique dining experience that will leave an impact on your day. Delicious small plates, handcrafted cocktails and good vibes. Check them out here.
Tap & Barrel
Tap & Barrel quickly became a go-to for locals for expertly curated wines, craft brews and tasty small bites. Owned and operated by Kendra and Jason Sadler, they carry many exclusive Longship wines, including a house Red Blend, Rose, Thorax mead, and more! Check them out here.
Casa Mia
Just down the road from us is the delicious Italian fare of Casa Mia. Pizzas are hand-tossed and the red sauce is made fresh daily. Definitely a local favorite and a must visit! Check out the menu here.
Monterosso's
It all started in 1995 with a remodeled 1947 vintage Pullman dining car. Meaning “Red Mountain” in Italian, Monterosso’s was named after both our own Red Mountain here in the Tri-Cities as well after one of owner Aaron Burks’ favorite coastal Northern Italian city. They host a whole range of events and classes, so go check them out here!