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Results: 92
Club 24 Prosser
A gym on Gap Rd, Prosser. Part of Club 24, a locally owned Northwest gym chain. Open 24 hours.
Crawford Park
Prosser park on 3rd St. A city park that can be reserved online for events. Has a playground, picnic tables and public restrooms.
Daven Lore Winery
Winery on S Davlor Pr SW in Prosser. Family owned and making wine since 2005; run by soil scientist Joan Davenport and winemaker Gordon Taylor.
Davy’s Burger Ranch
Burger restaurant on Meade Ave in Prosser. Wheelchair-accessible entrance.
Domanico Cellars
Prosser winery on N Crosby Rd. A family-owned winery known for old-vine wines, with a second tasting room in Seattle’s Ballard neighborhood.
E’s Barbershop – Call us or Book Online
A barber shop on 8th St, Prosser. Latino-owned business.
EJ Miller Park
Prosser park on S Kinney Way. A city park that can be reserved online for events. Has a playground, picnic tables and public restrooms.
El Buen Gusto
A Mexican restaurant on 6th St, Prosser. A family-owned restaurant serving homemade Mexican food.
Elfers-Lyon Pharmacy
Pharmacy on Memorial St in Prosser. Wheelchair-accessible entrance.
Enodav Wine Co.
Winery on Merlot Dr in Prosser. A 100% family-owned and operated winery.
Evergreen Family Wines
Winery on Cabernet Ct in Prosser. Describes itself as Washington’s largest family-owned grape-to-bottle wine company.
Farrand Park
A park on 3rd St, Prosser. A city park that can be reserved online for events. Has public restrooms. Dogs allowed.
Golden Horse Restaurant
Chinese restaurant on Merlot Dr in Prosser. Wheelchair-accessible entrance.
Grocery Outlet (Prosser)
Prosser grocery store on Meade Ave. Part of the discount grocery chain that dates to 1946.
Hiway Auto Wrecking
Auto repair shop on W County Rd 12 in Prosser. Does oil changes.
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