New Restaurants on West Court Street in Pasco: What's Open
October 22, 2026
October 22, 2026
Two years ago, the 3300 block of W. Court St. in Pasco was a place to grab donuts before work. Now four food businesses share the 3300 and 3400 blocks. Put their posted hours together and you get almost a full day: 5 a.m. at the donut counter to 2 a.m. at the bar. Much of that came from one family business that started on wheels in Kennewick. It settled here and then opened a second storefront a few doors down this fall.
This is a block you can plan a whole day around, so here's how the hours fit together.
Spudnut Shop, the potato-doughnut bakery best known in Richland, picked 3315 W. Court St. for its Pasco location in spring 2024. The Tri-Cities Area Journal of Business reported in May 2024 that the space was being remodeled and the shop hoped to open by early July. It took longer than that. The Tri-City Herald reported that the shop would open Nov. 12, 2024, at 3315 Court St., Suite 100.
Spudnut's Court Street location page lists hours of 5 a.m. to noon Monday through Saturday and 6 a.m. to noon on Sunday. It also suggests pre-ordering if you want your favorites before they sell out. Those hours made the strip a morning stop and nothing else. After lunch, the bakery case went dark.
Stacks got here by a different path. According to the business's own history, it started as a food truck in Kennewick in 2016 and added Taqueria Stacks Bistro in 2020. It opened its Pasco location in 2023. The Journal of Business listed a license for Stacks Taqueria at 3407 W. Court St. in July 2023.
That Court Street spot now runs as Stacks Bar & Grill. Its menu covers Mexican food and seafood: tacos de carbón, burritos, sopes, tortas, chimichangas, soups and salads. The Mobile Bistro menu adds "Bomb" tacos, loaded fries and ceviche. The Bar & Grill site lists hours of 11 a.m. to 2 a.m., Wednesday through Sunday.
So by 2024 the block had a morning that ended at noon and a bar that opened at 11 a.m. five days a week. The family behind Stacks filled the next gap. On Oct. 3, 2026, Adore Café y Panadería opened at 3431 W. Court St., right next to Stacks. City records show it is owned in part by Stacks' owners, the Tri-City Herald reported. The café sells coffee and pan dulce, and the signs on its door list hours of 6 a.m. to 8 p.m., seven days a week.
Adore changes how the block works. It overlaps Spudnut in the morning and keeps the coffee going all afternoon after the donut counter closes. It's also open on Monday and Tuesday evenings, when Stacks is closed.
This is how the posted hours line up on a weekday. Hours change, so check with each business before you make a special trip.
The one gap is Monday and Tuesday nights after 8 p.m., when both Stacks and Adore are closed. If you want dinner on the block on those nights, plan to arrive earlier.
The fourth business opened between Stacks' arrival and Adore's. Mamacita Sushi opened in August 2026 at 3315 W. Court St., the same address as Spudnut. The Tri-City Herald placed it in the same strip of stores as the new Adore Bakery. City documents show it has the same owners as Sake Express Sushi and Teriyaki in Richland.
The menu gives the block something it didn't have before. The Herald listed a California roll at $9 and a spicy tuna roll at $14. Mamacita also serves taco sushi: crab taco sushi for $11, with crab, cucumber and onion, and smoked salmon taco sushi for $15, with cream cheese, cucumber and jalapeño. The Herald also noted that the restaurant was running deals to celebrate its opening.
Mamacita's hours weren't included in the coverage, so call ahead or check its signs before you plan a sushi stop around a Stacks night. Still, the block now has sushi, Mexican food and seafood, pan dulce and potato doughnuts within a few doors of each other.
West Court isn't the only place where a business with a following elsewhere has opened a Pasco location this fall. Most of the city's other recent openings follow the same pattern.
Not every change was an opening. The former Javi's Chicken & Churros building at 1520 N. 4th Ave. has been torn down. Neighboring Tri-Cities Community Health bought the site in March and hopes to use the lot to expand its services in the coming years, the Herald reported.
The late hours on W. Court St. are useful once the holiday shows start at HAPO Center, 6600 Burden Blvd. Custer's 31st Annual Christmas Arts & Crafts Show runs Nov. 6 to 8. Hours are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday. If you shop Friday until the doors close, Stacks will still have about six hours left on its posted schedule. If you go Saturday morning, you can stop at Adore or Spudnut on the way. Spudnut's page recommends pre-ordering if you're buying a dozen for a group.
The Tri-Cities Holiday Expo comes to the same building Nov. 27 and 28, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. HAPO Center lists local vendors, food and Santa photos. Nov. 27 is a Friday and the Expo closes at 5, so there's time for Adore before its 8 p.m. close or a later dinner at Stacks.
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