“The Lodge houses many lovely late nite Bellevue bites like Tavern Hall, Cactus, PF Changs, etc. Bars, shuffle board and good times right in the heart of Downtown Bellevue! During the day time the main attraction here for me is the convenient parking for the nearby Bell Square, Crate and Barrel and the shops along Bellevue Way. Big beautiful, clean and well lit 6 story parking garage is attached to the backside of the Lodge! It's nice, convenient and it's free so I love it! There is a large meeting place in the middle common area of the lodge with big comfy couches and at least a dozen tables and chairs, in addition to a dedicated Starbucks inside too! All of this is centered around a giant floor to ceiling stone fireplace! It's big, open and gorgeous!“
“This is one of the good restaurants with delicious Turkish style food. The amount of food is small, but it is delicious and tastes good. The atmosphere of this restaurant is actually part of the food court of the Crossroads Mall in Bellevue.“
“Great food overall. Had the combo beef and chicken. Chicken was juicy and had a nice flavor to it. Beef was a little on the sweeter side but not bad. Large portions. This restaurant is located inside Crossroads Mall. Parking is plentiful around the mall.“
“I was a bit uncertain about this place as it was a food court but I decided to trust the reviews and I'm really glad I did. The congo restaurant was the only one open when we got there at 6:30 on a Sunday but it still had plenty of options. I had the chicken mayo with rice while my friends ordered the beef and chicken soups with kwanga, all of which were amazing. The soups were more like stews and had great depth and flavor and the chicken mayo was really tender with a great sauce and the rice was well-seasoned. The kwanga was a new experience for us and it fit the stews well, but I don't think I'd recommend as a side for the chicken mayo.The prices are more like standard restaurant prices than food court prices but I think the quality of the food made it well worth it.“
“Picture this: it's 85 degrees and you're swinging in a hammock between two palm trees. Birds chirping above the subtle crash of waves in the distance. You just cracked open an ice cold Corona to accompany the delectable plate of fresh ceviche you grabbed from the local spot. You dig in with the first perfectly crisp tortilla chip and are immediately awakened by the subtle yet vibrant flavors singing in perfect harmony: sweet chilled fresh fish, bright lime, juicy tomato, herbaceous cilantro, and a hit of red onion dancing on your palate. You close your eyes and let the flavors of the ocean wash over your tongue, like memories of a perfect summer vacation rushing through your brain... Your heart appears to speed up and slow down at the same time. Dang...life is good. Life is worth living. Maybe it's really that simple: just find yourself a beach, some fresh ceviche, and a cold beer and let your troubles fade away. Needless to say, the ceviche was exceptional.“
“Nice place. This is a Microsoft area that feels more like you've entered a Mall Eatery type atmosphere. You can choose from just about any food genere from pizza to burgers to Asian style food. The prices are a bit high. I definitely wouldn't plan to buy a salad there unless you want to spend $10. Lines are pretty long at lunch!“
“There's nothing bad about the Costco food court. Nothing. Sure, if you're looking for something fancy with an extensive menu and guaranteed seating then clearly, you've come to the wrong place. The food court at Costco is simply here to provide, quick, convenient, affordable food and drinks that's always satisfying after your Costco shopping haul. The handful of items served here are solid. My personal favorite item at the food court here at this Kirkland location is the chicken caesar salad for seven bucks. Most of the time when I get a salad somewhere, it's double the price of that. The chicken caesar salad is a large portion and the chicken they use is the famous rotisserie chicken that is always delicious. Other items include the popular $1.50 hot dog and pop combo that never increases in price, even with inflation, pepperoni and cheese pizza slices or you can order a whole pie ahead of time for 10 bucks, chicken bakes, frozen yogurt, mango smoothie, blended mocha, etc. You order at one of the self-check out machines and then wait for your order to be ready, which never takes long. If you visit during lunch hour, then seats are spotty if you wanna dine in. But there's no complaints here at Costco's food court in Kirkland. You've earned that affordable meal after spending more than you anticipated at Costco, which is always the case.“
“I happened upon this cute spot while visiting Seattle. There were three food trucks (BBQ, Mexican, and I can't remember the third one because I pretty much made a beeline to the BBQ), and the lines were pretty short at all of them - I feel like I lucked out! Tables have good spacing between them. There was live music too - a guy on a keyboard who was pretty good. Nice atmosphere and good food, well worth a stop.“
“After I paid the $12 entrance fee I was given free food. I have never met such generous people in my life. Multiple plates of pasta, chicken cacciatore in mushroom gravy, a pile of ham sandwiches, cookies, chicken and fish with french fries, ice cream vending machine, hamburgers, black tea, chilled soft drinks, and there is even more. I will be coming back, if they will have me.“
“I was hosting an event for 10 last weekend and rather than make the food myself, I looked up local places that cater and found Barrio Luchidor at Lincoln South Food Hall. Best. Decision. Ever. I ordered the chips and salsa bar, which was composed of 4 different salsas plus amazing guacamole. The chips are made in house and were perfectly seasoned! I also ordered two types of street tacos, the carne asada (super tender!) and al pastor (loved the flavor combo!) Both were delicious and all of my guests enjoyed the meal so much! And the cost was just right. I will definitely be using catering from here again!“