
Rustic wine bar with a patio serving global wines, plus fish tacos, flatbreads & other casual eats.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1970 Keene Rd, Richland, WA 99352
Phone: (509) 778-5546
Website: http://www.3eyedfishwinebar.com/
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Reviews
I had Chicken Piccata and it was really
Trav had Tortellini Florentyna (i think) and he loved it. We had deep fried pickles and their batter is my favorite, light and crispy, and the slices of pickle were long slices and super tasty with ranch. The chips and queso were what I expected. Try the spicy marg, aka “But did you die” it’s a winner
I think we were supposed to get some red envelope promo thing that we never did receive. Our server was pleasant and didn’t interrupt too much even though we took extra time between apps and entrees. Bartender was efficient for the number of drinks and staff stepped in when needed to keep things moving along. Lastly, very minor, but I wouldn’t sit next to the kitchen door next time.
Sirloin steak was cooked medium rare and had a good seasoning. And the mixed drinks were both really good. But Did you die and the wellers old fashioned we very good.
The other issue was we ordered the steak nachos to share, it was not great. Barely any cheese or steak. Also disappointing.
Not sure what going on with Mrs owner, but between here and Lulus, I’ll pass from now on.
Starting off with the appetizers, our food was really good. We got the crusty bread and epic pretzel & cheese. Both were apps were simple, but extremely tasty. We wished we’d ordered more of the bread.
We were really excited for the entrees because of how good the apps were, but both could’ve been a better. We got the 12oz top sirloin (with rice pilaf instead of fries) and vodka penne. The steak was cooked well, but somewhat flavorless, even with the herb butter on top. Maybe that’s intentional so customers can salt to taste (we had to pile it on), but I feel like adding just bit wouldn’t hurt during the cook. The penne vodka had a lot of tomatoes and seemed fresh, but I couldn’t find much sausage in the sauce, and it was also lacking a lot of salt.
Nothing that can’t be solved with the salt shaker, but would expect a bit more for the price. Also, some of my noodles were lukewarm.
We wrapped it up with the lemon brûlée cheesecake, with was a perfect dessert. All the ingredients paired so well with each other. Definitely did not regret getting it, even though we were full!
Overall, not a bad place, just needed a little more tweaking on the entrees. One other thing – there were a couple flies swarming our table and the one infront of us. A bit hard to enjoy eating when you’re focused on swatting flies away – so maybe they can get a mesh screen for the door or something (they have patio seating, so I’m assuming they flew in when people were going in & out)? Might’ve been an off day, but I’d definitely go back if in the area.
I celebrated my birthday dinner at 3 Eyed Fish and had an amazing experience! The food was absolutely delicious, and the customer service was top tier from start to finish. Our waitress, Dania, went above and beyond to make the night special—her attention to detail and friendly personality made all the difference. I truly appreciate the great service and welcoming atmosphere. I highly recommend this restaurant and will definitely be coming back!
P.S. The fried rice bowl with the steak exceeds expectations!