Bigfoot

Grabbed a quick bite here during my layover: Pros: Quick & convenient Cool decor Several seating options, including bar Friendly & attentive staff Generous portions Cons: It’s airport food with airport pricing. I ordered the nachos with guacamole. After tax it came to $20. It was a generous portion (as you can see in the picture) and could have easily fed 2 moderately hungry people. Yes, as previously stated in many other reviews, the pulled chicken may not be the best you’ve ever tasted, but it’s decent. Julie was my server and she was excellent! Overall, 4/5 stars were given compared to other airport restaurants. I would come here again. Happy Eating!

The food was definitely subpar. The drinks were ok. Overall disappointed with the experience. Three staff was nice and did not have any issues. I really wished Seattle airport had better food options. The N hate does not have any good options.

I had a good experience. Fast service. I had a comfortable seat to pass the time. I had the BBQ Cobb salad. I was surprised at the price but the salad was huge and worth it. They also have more then 1 Amber on tap so that made me happy for the options. I would come back when waiting in N.

Read some of the other reviews and not sure they ate the same place. The staff was friend nice and fast. Food was pretty good and decently priced got the Rob's beast and it was way more food than I imagined for the price. The sause was good as well nice place for a quick filling meal.

Very fast and polite service. Good beer selection. Melt in your mouth barbeque. Slaw that is not too wet. Much better then anyone would expect in an airport terminal.

The bigfoot theme goes as far as the menu and maybe a bit of the decor, otherwise this is the usual overpriced, underwhelming menu. The stack or bread roles tells you all you need to know. Everything comes on greaseproof paper on black plastic disks, presumably to avoid any washing or cleaning. Bar area has what appears to be years of ingrained grease on it. When you have a captive audience you can charge what you want and don't have to try. The North terminal has two bar/retaurants and it shows.

I had a two-hour layover and was hungry after not eating all day. Ordered the beast feast - coleslaw, kettle-cooked chips, corn on the cob, and three meats. I skipped the corn bread. For just over fifteen bucks, it was a lot! I couldn’t come close to finishing it. Pulled pork, chicken breast and grilled sausage were all tasty. I’m sure it was reheated, but it was still good. Way better than the fast food alternative. It was a busy spot at the airport and yet the service was fine for me, and quick! So many were sitting around with their laptops and cell phones, not ordering anything, seemed disrespectful and the waiters don’t get tips for that. Oh well.

The staff here has always been good. The food is good, if limited. The beer is cold and they have a good range of types. The prices are normal for an airport. It's a bit tight with bags and all but that's pretty normal for an airport too. It's my go to place in terminal N.