Brewminatti

Brewmennati is a godsend! Finally a brewpub in this area that brings in great Americana performers like Jesse Dayton and Dave Alvin to name just a few. The owner Marty runs a great place, will be going there often!

Fantastic service frome fantastic people! Allways great drinks and food here and the staff is allways great at reccomendations.
Not to mention the concerts are a blast!

Nice shop, good prices, great service, excellent coffee. Very happy to have found this and stopped in. Highly recommended if you're going to Prosser. Wasn't much of a detour at all to visit as I was going from Seattle to Boise. I'll stop in again when I head back that way!

Coffee was fantastic, pastries were fresh, service was wonderful.

Great place to get a cup of coffee or tea with a friend and relax. Their outdoor seating in the summer is nice. Very friendly staff.

I've been to Brewminatti on several occasions typically for one their sponsored musical events. The coffeehouse feel makes for a great environment to enjoy the music and sense of community. This trip was just a morning coffee stop. The staff are always friendly and the coffee was perfect. I particularly like their hot Americano drinks. Evening music events will find one or more of the avragodo deserts on the table...espresso served over vanilla ice cream. This is a great place to meet up with friends or family for coffee and conversation or solo, to ruminate on the day's happenings.

Great vibe. Good beer/wine selection. Acoustics a bit rough around the edges. Very good staff.

Nice little coffe shop. Has limited menu but passes for light breakfast. If you want eggs and bacon with hashbrowns probably not your place. Good coffee though.

Amazing coffee shop for a small town. Has the vibe of a hip Portland coffee shop but with small town friendliness. Oh, and excellent locally roasted coffee and even some tasty local beers on tap!

Unique place. Quiet when I was there but I am guessing it can get more lively in the evening. Very personal and pleasant. I would like to return as often as I get in to Prosser, which has a very fifties feeling to me, as a town.