Century Square

Other than the Homeless people. Its really cool.out here

Photos are of food and drink at the Yard House.

Logan was amazing took care of us while we had issues. Top customer service

This building is pretty dead. Most companies left during covid and only a few remain. I am surprised the food options in this building are still around. The offices seem nice, but I have only visited them as a guest and haven't worked here.

Nice place overall, but the tweakers and homeless people get inside quite a bit. The big lobby area is nice to take a break with lots of power outlets to charge your devices. There are no pubic restrooms, so you have to ask a security guard to let you in after he checks you out over the video camera, this is a bit weird.

Pretty empty in the late winter early spring but it's often used for protests. At Christmas there is a carousel and in the summer there are more events.

I've visited the building because my husband works upstairs. I have become increasingly worried about our safety on this very busy block. I just get a bad feeling walking around the building. That being said, the lobby is nice with a Starbucks and some food options. The multi-story escalator is a nice touch. The location is good for tourist attractions--you can take the Westlake Center monorail to the space needle or you can walk down to the waterfront (Aquarium)/Market. It is diagonal to the entrance to Westlake Center mall and beside the old Macy's.

I visited the Century square when I visited the Yard House. It was lighting well and felt very lively even in the cold weather. People walking around and taking pictures, it gave good vibes.

This building has a food court and Starbucks in the lobby. There's also a FedEx and UPS drop off located in a hallway behind the Starbucks.

My only beef with this place is the tenants - men at this building that cannot figure out how to flush the toilets after they absolutely destroy them from all of the crap they shoved down their gullet. Please just flush the toilet when you're done!!!! Is common courtesy too much to ask for these days?

Friendly, skilled, painless, and all of my options (financial and otherwise) are laid out in very easy to understand ways. Everyone seems to know my name and remember all of my personal quirks. Absolutely the best dental experience I've ever had (and I've had a lot of major tooth issues, including an emergency root canal.)