Gaslight Bar & Grill

Really big inside and a great place to watch a game. Decent service and drinks. Would like to see the place when it’s packed.

Great place to go with friends for drinks. Loud music and lots of space. The food is decent also and the staff is friendly.

Poor Service took like 7 minutes to get a bartender to pay attention to get me a beer and I was sitting at bar. Plus tried to be friendly to the owner total douch bag!

This is probably one of the best serviced places I have been to. Food looks amazing, tastes amazing and service rocks. Two pellet smokers being used in the kitchen, can you dig that? Amazing tasting burgers. This place is big where I would expect slow service but not here. Friendly and fast and the owner is super nice.

I have a confession: most bars and restaurants in the TriCities don’t meet my standards. With that said, generic micro brew tap list. Nothing fancy, a few crowd pleasers, but also nothing new or adventurous. Beer from some taps is served extremely too cold to the point of masking the flavor. The food is where they really go down hill quick. There might be a few things that are fresh on the menu, that being their salads, the majority comes straight out of the greaser. Could put their menu in most run-​of-​the-​mill sports bars across America. Lots of items were priced at $ 13 and for a Chef’s salad, that my fellow Unilocalers, is overpriced lunch meat on some greens.
I had their smoked pork tacos and the meat was dry as the desert we live in on a mid August day. They aren’t trying to impress anyone with their food. But then again it’s a sports bar in the TriCities… Standards aren’t the highest.
The service was really great, even the owner helps serve. I had a great time at trivia and would go back for that, but I will eat before I go.

Great improvement with new ownership/​management.
Great service from Rachel on a busy Friday at lunch time.
Was a quick stop — we will be back and stay longer next time.

I love this place. Travis makes you feel like home. Good food good drinks. Just get here any night of the week.

Have excellent breakfast and drinks. Chicken fried steak was great. Would definitely come back.

This place is great. They really do have the coldest beer in town. The food was very good. Loved the fries. I miss the old bar, but they saved it so you can still see it. The atmosphere is clean and open (although I’m a big fan of dark dives). You don’t need to be afraid of what comes out of the kitchen as when it was Jackson’s. I had the jalapeño burger and it was very good. It came on a tasty, trendy dark roll. I waited until the usual TC crowds thinned out a little, and went on a slow night. The staff was friendly and professional.

Mostly fried food what do you expect?
Meh…

Gaslight the fuel to my fire tonight. First time here and am very impressed. We ordered The nachos, fried green tomatoes, fried pickles and mozzarella sticks. Nothing disappointed us! The nachos came on a 18 incher so all the chips were covered. The tomatoes were mouth watering juiciness crisply coated to perfection. And the Fried pickles had a burst of «dill“iousness. Mozzarella sticks would’ve gotten a dear John letter from me if it wasn’t for that marina sauce… mmmm mmmm. Now let’s talk drinks… pours are acceptable. Long Island is long and strong, and martinis are classy yet dirty… we got tons of great service from many of the employees. Great team work and very friendly. At first we thought it was because we are delightful and beautiful ourselves but the service was the same for all patrons. Am coming back again!!!

Any place that serves frozen crinkle cut fries (–2 stars) is bad news. The service was slow (–1 star) and the place was so loud (–1 star) you could barely hear the people across from you. Prices are fairly high (–1 star) and the burgers were okay but not worth $ 12. It’s your typical hamburger patty that falls apart. Doesn’t taste like they’ve cleaned their lines into their taps in awhile either (–2 stars). It’s too bad Unilocal doesn’t have a negative star system. I’m only giving this place 1 star because it’s the minimum they allow. It’s s –3 on a –5/+5 scale for me.

Went here for a few college football games with family when I was in town. The back room is large and is perfect for watching sporting events. Service was great. They have a decent beer selection and the mixed drinks were pretty good. We went for an early game (Get there at lease an hour early if you want a seat in the back.) and we ordered breakfast. I had the biscuits and gravy and it was not the best. Lacked a little flava. If they added some spicy sausage it would be really good.
To conclude, I will be back the the Gaslight.

Awesome beer selection. Great improvement on the TVs. I just wish they didn’t remove the pool tables. It’s too much seating space for the regular crowd.

Great tap list. Quick and friendly service. Extensive menu where the burgers are hand formed from freshly ground sirloin that they cook on a traeger. You will find any sort of sports team playing on one of their many massive tvs through out the reorganized building. The owner is a really nice guy; I overheard him helping with a local cancer fundraiser and was willing to do whatever they needed for their evening. This would be a great place to meet with a large group of people.

Great customer service! Wonderful servers. Never had an empty drink. Fish and chips were excellent. Incredible number of TVs for game day.

Going back to its roots, this watering hole at the corner of Lee and G Way was recently renamed back to The Gaslight. In the 1990s The Gaslight had become Jackson’s Sports Bar. When I was a little kid I was a little too literal-​minded and wondered what exactly the gaslight was in the Gaslight, an establishment that I perceived to be a naughty place for adults.
I remember when I worked in IT at Hanford in the early 90s, that on occasion we were forced by our manager to come here and breathe clouds of second-​hand cigarette smoke and drink Budweiser with our customers on Friday afternoons. Not my idea of fun, but I did it so I could still get a paycheck.
Times have changed and, of course, the new Gaslight is smoke-​free.
On a Friday evening last month, we walked over here from Ripples not wanting to spend another penny on Ripples’ miniscule $ 10.75 martinis.
But yes sir, the tasty well-​made martinis at The Gaslight were only $ 6.75 and at least twice the size of those at Ripples. We just wish that the night we were there, Gaslight had actually had the fried green tomatoes that were on the menu.
Our server was very friendly and accommodating and the crowd mellow. And we loved all the video monitors throughout the bar. Not sure when I will be back in Richland, but located near the Columbia River, The Gaslight is now my place to tipple in this town.

Good beer selection, much better open floor plan. If you weren’t a Jackson’s fan, give this place a try, you’ll like it.

Every time I have been here it has been great. The service is really friendly and attentive. I have been checked up on several times each visit. The food has been great. About to get down on some wings. The jalapeño burger is delish. I have had it twice and it was a struggle not to get it this time. However to go is always an option. The beer selection is awesome! 20 to choose from and the glasses come out frozen! Ohhhh yeah!

Nice open atmosphere. Good food and looking at the menu… I’ll have to come back to try more.
The service is amazing. That is the best. They have been addressing me as my name when they ask how I’m doing… need anything.etc. I have never had a waitress or waiter call me by name. Also the owner is walking around talking to people. Pretty cool!