Capitol Hill Food Hall - A Gates

Restaurant · Seatac

Capitol Hill Food Hall - A Gates

Restaurant · Seatac

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11 Air Cargo Rd, SeaTac, WA 98158

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Capitol Hill Food Hall - A Gates by null
Capitol Hill Food Hall - A Gates by null
Capitol Hill Food Hall - A Gates by null
Capitol Hill Food Hall - A Gates by null
Capitol Hill Food Hall - A Gates by null
Capitol Hill Food Hall - A Gates by null
Capitol Hill Food Hall - A Gates by null
Capitol Hill Food Hall - A Gates by null
Capitol Hill Food Hall - A Gates by null
Capitol Hill Food Hall - A Gates by null
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Sprawl out in this spacious food court with plenty of seating and floor-to-ceiling windows, offering a mix of decent food options but high prices.  

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"As for the other offerings at the hall, there’s Pizza Vino (which is a chain found at many different airports across the country); True Burger (same); Chowder Shack (advertising a Pike Place Chowder bisque); the General Store (with to-go salads, sodas, and cold-pressed juices); the Bakery (with goods from Grand Central Bakery and the Renton-based Schwartz Brothers); and the Tap & Pour (a bar featuring a selection of beer, whiskey flights, and Washington wines)." - Gabe Guarente

New ‘Capitol Hill Food Hall’ at Sea-Tac Has Few Capitol Hill Restaurants - Eater Seattle
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"Capitol Hill Food Hall, set to open this summer, will feature food from Macrina Bakery, Jujubeet, and Slate Coffee." - Megan Hill

Skillet Has a New Location at Sea-Tac Airport - Eater Seattle
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craig brooks

Google
Far as quick stops for airport food. It’s pretty top-notch. You can get pizza chowder, burritos, burgers, all in one stop. Just walk to a kiosk scanned any drinks or yogurts or things you picked up order from one of the five restaurants and then wait for your order to get called. Pretty amazing.

Steven Shafer

Google
Very low quality. I ordered an impossible burger. This is a Beyond Burger, which is not as good. Clearly bait and switch. The bacon is barely cooked. Service was surly. Overall, a poor experience. And it cost me 60 dollars!

Lyna

Google
Breakfast pizza was good (didn’t eat the crust). Pike place chowder was okay, not the same. Very spacious and open

Sushmita Kadam

Google
Ordered clam chowder bowl and Korean bbq sandwich. Both were okay... Clam chowder however did not seem to be freshly made. Lady at the counter emptied a bag of chowder and served it to us. Fries did not have salt in it. Plenty of space available for sitting.

Jim Blankenship

Google
If you have a layover in SeaTac stay away from the Capital Hill Food Hall. The worst of airport food resides in this location. Very disorganized to begin with. One lady running from booth to booth yelling out food orders for pick up. $19 $ for a flat bread pizza. Outrageous! Ordered a turkey florentine sandwich. Got some egg and bacon sandwich. Completely cold. Also had some clam chowder, or should I say watered down clam chowder. Had some cheese fries with nacho cheese sauce. Again, the worst airport food ever. Diner beware.

Ashley Ernst

Google
This place is just awful. Didn't realize until I was at the counter and trapped. Ordered a $17(!!!) breakfast sandwich and it arrived super dry. Ciabatta bread with absolutely no sauce on it. Ordered an oatmilk latte and asked for an extra shot And it cost $2.95. For an extra espresso pull that's .75 elsewhere. Staff was rude and it was just all around a poor experience. Definitely better options at SeaTac.

mbs98svt

Google
Come one, come all to the worst food court of them all. Should have known better but was in a rush and ordered the saddest Cubano sandwich to walk the earth. I urge you to run, not walk from this dumpster fire. Only redeeming factor was the bar that has decent music and craft beer. Cut off any limb and eat if before you make the grave mistake of ordering food here. And may god have mercy on the souls of the owners, for how they sleep at night I will never understand.

Leonard

Google
I just ordered an American decaf coffee here with a little milk. They charged 69cents for the splash of milk and the coffee tasted more on the burnt/darker roast side. Wasn't a very good cup. The place looks nice though and they have several dining options like pizza, bagels, soups and more.