The Wild Boar Grill

What a great little hometown restaurant! We were greeted as we walked in and had our menus quickly. Our beverages arrived within 10 minutes.
We came in for breakfast and had our meal served in a reasonable amount of time. Nothing fancy, this place doesn’t pretend to be a high end ($$$) restaurant and you get what you pay for. Eggs perfectly over easy, golden hashbrowns and extra-​crispy bacon (just as I requested). My hubby had an omelette and it was nicely done with lots of filling.
Our party enjoyed a round of Bloody Mary’s and mine was tasty (and mild as requested).
The service was good, the food was delicious and the ambiance is small town diner.
We live near Prosser with few places to get a reasonably priced plate of eggs and bacon. We’re glad we drove the extra mile and gave this place a go.

Just twinkle food tried it twice. All locals are saying the same thing. Rarely a car there. Close down it is too late to recover now.

I stopped in on a whim and had a great meal. The biscuit and gravy was delicious. And the other guest has the buffalo cheese dip and chips that tasted great also. The staff is very friendly. I asked to speak to the chef and complimented his biscuits and gravy. I highly recommend.

Way too expensive for what you got! The pork with bourbon sauce was just pork with brown gravy. The cheese ball appetizer has 6 balls that were frozen. The homemade chips were great! The service was good as was the ice cream.

I am guessing this is another Benton City restaurant that has no experience in the kitchen. You could produce better quality in your own kitchen. Business deserve to stay open if they offer quality services and products, and not just because they are local business. Thank you!

Thought the food was bland and not original. It was overly expensive and to far to travel for. Spent $ 25+ for breakfast for 2 people. Not worth the trip.

Surprising how good it was. Pretty average décor but really good eats. The tri tip sandwich was perfect.