Lincoln South Food Hall

Overall, this place is “great”. Not perfect. But I’ve come back 3 times now for that damn butter/ham sandwich and my god is it good. Service is a little hit or mess, and sometimes it takes a bit too long to get food (this is me observing fellow patrons even though my food has never been slow to come out), but overall it’s one of my favorite places in downtown Bellevue. The rest of the food hall has some great offerings, as well.

Convenient especially for a quicker snack before or after a movie. Seating is a hit or miss during very busy times. The eateries are small so some menu items may sell out early.

Fantastic place for a quick sandwich. The avocado toast costs about $12 with tax. Opens early in the morning, I hit it right after my 7 am soul cycle class. Love the ambiance. The choices are very predictable. The service is excellent. They serve la Colombo coffee but their tea is stash (so disappointing). I liked the avocado toast, they put these chunky well seasoned tomatoes that add a ton of flavor and texture. And if you are like me and think that it’s a crime to serve avocado toast on soft bread, rejoice the crunch on this baby will make your day.

Food is okay but there are lots of choices for a decent price and the atmosphere is phenomenal. I also enjoy the events hosted there so as a resting spot 10/10 as only food? 6/10

I love coming here! There is a great variety of food from different places! There's American, French, Mexican, Hawaiian, Korean, and Italian at least! If you and your friend can't decide where to eat then come here, there is something for every person and their cravings! It's a little expensive, but it's great quality. The staff are really friendly. I've tried many dishes here and none have disappointed me. There's couches as well as tables to eat at and just spend some time.

Very good place if you like French sense on your food. I liked their Crouques. You don’t know what is this - it’s Ok, I didn’t know ether, before I’ve tried. It required some modifications, taking a top bred off. So good point, to come and check out something new. Ice cream (I know want me to call it JELATO) was really good too.

My review is limited to the place I actually ate at, the “American in Paris”. The overall food hall is pretty nice: good variety of food. but I only ate at the one place. The American in Paris *looked* nice, and the menu looked appealing, but the service was horrible and very slow. The lady who took orders was pretty bad—I don’t know if she didn’t speak English or just plain didn’t listen. I asked to eat there, and she chose the “to go” option; I asked that something I was allergic to be left out of one dish (and she nodded acknowledgement), but when I got the dish, my allergic item was in there. The cook promptly fixed my order when I complained, but he shouldn’t have had to if his coworker had done her job. They weren’t busy. I was the only customer, and now I know why. I got the soup/sandwich combo. The sandwich tasted good, and so did the soup. However the presentation on the soup was somewhat lacking, since it looked grey and oily and gloppy. Tasted good though. Oh, and by the way, I had to get new silverware, since the silverware presented at the table was dirty. I won’t be back.

Anything you want to eats is here. This is a very social stop. They did a excellent job when planning this place. They have pizza here, poke bowl, duck, corn on the cob, dessert coffee, just to name a few things, also past the food court there is a nice lounge with large televisions to watch plenty of seating an a lot of room to stretch your legs.

This is every food-lover's dream....a casual one-stop shop with a wide range of eats! Among the variety, offerings include pizza, tacos, ramen, salad, poke, burgers, sandwiches and baked goods - definitely something to fit everyone's preferences! Prices here are on the steeper end but this food hall provides an elevated experience compared to your typical food court. It defies the stereotype that one would normally associate with food courts by proving that the term "fast food" shouldn't imply compromised quality nor level of service. The food I've tried here so far has been crafted with fresh ingredients although the flavors have been hit-and-miss. For example, I loved Barrio Luchador's tacos, but the Brawler Burger was a little too salty and oily, while the whole roast duck at Fat and Feathers was quite bland. Service is top-notch! Not only are the employees at each individual eatery friendly and helpful, but there's a wonderful cleaning staff that ensures the entire food hall space is well-kept and spotless. There are are at least a few employees who stroll around gathering empty plates and cups with a smile. I just wish there was room for more seating since during peak lunch time, the food hall becomes packed and it's difficult to find an open table. If unable to find a seat, each of the eateries can pack your food to go. Otherwise, this is a wonderful spot for a quick lunch, catching up with a friend or an informal meeting.

So far, so delicious, and almost just right. I've been SO excited to actually eat here after passing through to eat elsewhere. We ate at Crosta and La Baguette. Drank at Dote and eyed the Burger Bar. The HH pizzas are delicious and an excellent quality and price unmatched anywhere I've seen in the area. I enjoyed the mushrooms but would have loved them fresh and not marinated. The kids were very happy with their cheese and pepperoni (contact pizza as she called it). The French bakery next door has an awesome croque madame sandwich with bechemel sauce over the entire thing (I opted for the sauce on the side and they decided to put my cheese on the side too, which was a bad choice I didn't request). The sauce wasn't even warm and I missed my cheese on the sandwich. Next time I'll say easy sauce. They have a super delicious "hot fudge" dessert that is a brownie with a chocolate and cream mousse covered with a few brownie pieces and chocolate ganache. Oh my, I'm a baker and it was delicious! Also very grateful to find a Full Tilt ice cream selection on the east side for the first time! Baby girl was so thankful to find her blue moon front and center at La Baguette. The beer menu draft list at the burger bar was very tempting for my honey, he found a couple of new ones to try. They offer pints up to growlers. Also, my honey loves his lattes at Dote Coffee Bar. They take the time to make plenty of tasty foam for me that's well flavored and decorated with a whole bear face! The quality of food and presentation is outstanding at this food court, and I can't wait to make our way around each "station" so I can speak to all of the various tastes.

Well this was a quick turn around for an update, but earlier the better. None of these food places give out water or have soda machines. You can either buy a bottle of mexican coke/soda from Barrio Taco Truck ($3.50) or Ramune japanese soda ($3.50) from Fat & Feather and fresh Fruit Juice (~$4) from the salad place, or go inside the Burger Bar they give water but you probably should purchase something from them, or last resort, go to Dote Coffee and die of thirst waiting for eternity for your turn in line. I think they sell bottled water inside the Nordstrom Rack, so bring a bottle of water if you want to save some bucks. I hope additional vendors opening in Summer 2018 will have more decent (normal) beverage choices.

Very well needed food hall in Bellevue, it by all mean isn't cheap like your traditional food court at the mall, but it's quick and easy if you don't have time to sit down and dine. The selection is great also, ranging anything from poke to pizza to tacos. Prices are very reasonable for what you're getting, you'll probably spend $10-15 on lunch which is similar to what I normally spend. If you're getting tacos, I think it runs for about $3-4 each, a bit more than your standard taco truck, but what do you expect, they have expensive overhead to pay being located here. The pizza I got was made for 2 people, it was way better quality than MOD's for only $12. There's lemon water for you to grab in the center. This is also great to come with friends that have different opinions and taste, it's a one stop shop, so there's something for everyone's preference. Tell me about your experience if you've been here or is going to after reading this review:)

Lincoln South Food Hall on the second floor of Lincoln Square South is one of the newer retail additions to the Bellevue Collection, started at the same time when LSS opened. I'm a fan! The Bellevue Square mall has always lacked a food court, which has its pluses and misses. There's no peculiar set of smells in a concentrated corner of a mall. There's no congregation of typically loud individuals in said corner. Of course, the food choices are spread out and tends to be more expensive, primarily sit-down restaurants. So, when this food hall popped out, I was very pleasantly surprised. Laid-out primarily as two halves with tables in between, this is an elegant and classy food court. A high end burger sets you back $15. A poke bowl is competitively priced at $13. Baked goods, pizza, tacos, noodles, coffee, ice cream round out the offerings. All vendors there have a higher end bend and worth it! I commonly struggle eating with selected family members that have limited eating range; this food hall helps a lot in the Bellevue area!

This place is the COOLEST. Think of a food court at a mall, and then class it up about a thousand notches, and you'll have LSFH. We didn't actually have the luxury of eating here - had I thought about this place being here we would've tried this place out instead of going to Maggiano's. What makes this place super cool is that you can make the experience what you want - you can grab food from the respective restaurant of your choice and eat in the common area, OR you can eat inside of the restaurants. It's an interesting concept but I like it. All of the restaurants are pretty pricey and more upscale when it comes to options. There's an Airstream trailer in here slanging tacos though, so that's always an option. There's also a poké spot, a wine + pizza spot, burgers, etc. Definitely can't wait to come back and try one of these restaurants instead of just ogling as I'm walking through the building.

Much-needed food hall in Bellevue! The Bellevue Collection does not have a food court, since there's so many surrounding restaurants. BUT, sometimes I just want to get something casual and quick that doesn't compromise in value and quality. So when they opened the Lincoln South Food Hall, I was excited to see such a casual concept that's communal. Not only does it have a variety of dining options, but it's a place of gathering, which is why I'm a fan. It's inviting, offers free wifi, and there's tons of space for lounging. However, if you want to have a more formal dining experience, there are certain eateries here that offer that, in addition to staff asking whether you'd like take-out or will be eating somewhere else in the food hall. And something you'll never find in a typical food court is the service. You pick your own seat but there are employees who will make sure tables are clean and spotless, going around and asking if they can take any empty plates and silverware away for you. Restaurant service without the formality. Overall, this is a great addition to the Bellevue Collection, whether it be for a quick bite, a glass of wine, or a place to hang out in.

Have been waiting for a more upscale food court like this forever!! There were probably 6-7 options including tacos, poke, burgers, ramen, and pizza. I think there was also a wine bar and charcuterie place. I ended up going with Fat and Feathers. I had the roast duck ramen and it was SOOO TASTY and flavorful!! I substituted for the thin noodles and had them make it spicy as well. I also tried the Japanese Fried Chicken bao which was good - bao was soft and pillowy but the chicken was over cooked and too crunchy. My boyfriend had the tacos and said they were pretty good. Can't wait to come back and try more foods!

I'm having some mixed feelings about giving this place 3 stars, but I'm going to stick to it. Let's start with the best and end with the worst. The service is amazing. I'm not talking about the actual different food offerings, but the staff. The managers or employees walking around checking up on you were phenomenal. This takes a "food court" to a new level. I think a company owns all the restaurants in this food hall, so they could look after the entire place. When we were having wine, they came to check up on us often (but not too much that it would be annoying). They were so incredibly friendly too. I wish all restaurants had this level of service. Also amazing was the clean up staff. They would walk around and ensure everyone's tables were cleaned (managers were doing this too!) and taking away your plates, bowls etc when you were done. You really didn't have to even wait 5 minutes and someone would come and offer to take your finished plate/bowl etc. The place also looks pretty rad. It is unlike any food hall or food court I've seen before. It looked really polished and stylish. I mean obviously it would because it's in Lincoln Square and they weren't going to make it look junky, but it was actually really high end looking. They didn't even cheap out on those comfortable chairs (the regular chairs, not the bar stools). Now I complain about the two food places we ate at. The noodle place and the tacos. My saimin was ridiculously salty. I have no idea what happened. My soup was saltier than my spam. How does that even happen? It was really disappointing just how salty it was. It took away from the perfectly cooked egg and the deliciously bouncy tasting noodles. If the soup base was done better, that would have been a perfect bowl of saimin. Just kidding. One more complaint: it needs more noodles. For that much money, I expect to get full off that bowl of noodles. There was enough items in there from the fish cake to the spam to the egg, but not enough noodles for the soup noodle ratio and price. As for my tacos and elote, I'd like my money back if I could. We waited awhile because the entire food hall was slammed. The prices weren't bad per se but considering what we received, I felt the price was unfair. The tacos themselves were 4-5" but the filling wasn't adequate. They put way too much onion on every single taco and not enough meat. I also paid extra for the lengua but got another meat instead. That happened with 3 of our tacos. Also, elote is corn. To have carrot elote was a bit strange. It didn't do anything for me. The texture just didn't work...which is why I think elote is corn to get that bit of chew and pop from the kernels. It wasn't even 7pm and they were out of a few items. We asked for guacamole and horchata and they were out of both. That's fine if it's nearing the end of the night but it's not even 7pm yet...how is that ok? My last complaint: the bar stools. They custom made these tables at the pizza/wine side. Unfortunately the table consoles for napkins and utensils etc were too low and actually were lower than your knee area. So there wasn't enough room to actually have your knee/legs under the table. So you had all these tables full of people about 6 inches to a ft from the table itself since everyone couldn't get their legs under the table. They need to either get lower chairs, raise the table height or cut off that console area. TL;DR: Beautiful space with impeccable service. It's just too bad the food wasn't remotely good enough to match.

Feeding people is easy. Serving people, I mean going Above and Beyond the call is HARD! The employees and managers of the Lincoln Square South Food Court know how to do just that! I have an office at WeWork above the 6 restaurants that make up the Court and have been continuously impressed and amaxed by the service. The best example happened less than an hour ago when I, lost in thought, have dropped my wallet after purchasing food. 20 min later I arrived in panic. My wallet was nowhere to be found. When I came back again and asked Tianna, a worker at Avo-Poke to help, she mobilized the employees and alerted Reid, the Manager to look at video footage. Reid found my wallet! Money still inside :-))). (Courtesy + helpfullness)× genuine care for the customer = GREAT SERVICE! Thanks, guys!

Our first visit to this interesting concept space. Multiple restaurants under one ownership sharing common space. Food bought at one place can be taken to any other, but liquor must stay where it's purchased. There are choices for every taste, from poke to street tacos, from burgers to baguettes. Cool concept, for sure. We shared two of the tacos bought from an Airstream trailer. These were very tasty and the condiments were great too. The seasoned tortilla chips appeared to be homemade but tasted like the oil was old. Guac was tasty. From Burger Brawler, we shared a basic cheeseburger with added bacon. The patty was a bit thin, but the overall taste experience was positive. Not sure why they only served ketchup as a condiment, as there are so many possibilities with mustards. Up to this point, four stars would be appropriate, but the beer experience at Brawler knocked a star off. They offered a strange mix of Big Beer selections along with some interesting local craft brews. The beer list is ordered by body, from lightest to darkest. When I asked for a porter, the server informed me that they were out, but offered a substitute that he said was similar. When a light colored glass was presented, I asked him what's up. He informed me that this was darker than many others on the list. I gave a guffaw at that, and he offered me a "local Guinness". I really wondered if he had a clue about beer, so I kept what I had (tasted like a decent pale ale, but I have no clue what it was). I hope this place succeeds, as it's a fun concept. I think having a few more options might give it the critical mass to satisfy the masses.

Kinda like an airport lounge but with amazing food at reasonable prices. Only drawback is there are not enough tables. Falafel burger with fries at Burger Brawler was phenomenal! The organic tomato wood fired pizza was very good too. The mushroom mole tacos were terrific! Ube ice cream became an instant favorite. We are so going back another weekend!

I have been anticipating the opening of this food hall for a few months now and I am very pleased with the vendors. Barrio Luchador tacos are exactly what you'd expect from a great food truck and their breakfast burrito is amazing. Avo-Poke may have long lines but is definitely worth the wait. Their selections are endless and without a doubt fresh. Crosta E Vino is probably my least favorite but still pretty good. Several different unique options. I look forward to trying them all. Baguette Epicerie is one of my favorites. Their coffee is traditional and completely opposite of big chains which is refreshing. Be prepared they don't have flavors (other than mocha) and sizes are French traditional. Highly suggest trying their Blueberry Streusel muffins in the AM. And one of their sandwiches in the PM. Burger Brawler- yes. All of their burgers are amazing and the fries are dreamworthy. 5 stars for this vendor Lastly, Fat & Feathers. Ramen is incredible and the ingredients are high quality. Favorite thing on their menu is a bao sandwich. Highly suggest getting one to go with your ramen.

After an initial bad experience near grand opening and with the taco stand- I thought this would be a place I would never return. I had the chance to talk to manager Sarah today and I am very glad I did. Sarah restores my trust in the business as a place where the owner and manager truly cares about the guest perception, food quality and reputation of their business. This is such a unique and amazing twist to the old fashioned mall food court and is more of a culinary experience with high quality ingredients and a huge menu offering around the venue. The prices are fair for the quality of food you receive and the venue was very clean and modern. I look forward to returning to try additional items and appreciate the time Sarah took to show they care.

With a toddler and an infant, I'm always looking for a place with decent food, lots of variety, and stroller friendly table parking. This venue meets all three requirements. There are a lot of different food options, and the food is decent - but not a place I would make a special stop for if I didn't have 2 kids in tow with short attention spans. We visited on Saturday at lunch time and wasn't as crowded as I would have expected. One reviewer complained about having to purchase water, when we visited there was a water station with plenty of cups. Lincoln South is connected via skyway to Bellevue Collection and Lincoln North, but with a stroller, the multitude of doors was a bit onerous and the sidewalk felt more direct and convenient.

Went here with some friends and family while we were in the area. Food is good and the variety nice. However the experience is a mess. God forbid you'd like a beer with your pizza. Beer is restricted to half of the place, and wine the other half. My party had some wine drinkers but those if anyone wants beer they can't bring it across to that side. Zero thought went into the design of this place in order to comply with liquor laws in an intelligent way. Also fire your bar manager- having 24 taps isn't that impressive if 8 of them are out of stock. In summary the food is decent but the experience is a train wreck. Don't believe the hype, this is a glorified food court Edit: In response to the business reply I'd like to clarify-Yes the Hall does comply with state law, but not in a customer friendly way. There is a walkway that divides the hall in two that is considered part of the mall and thus adult beverages are prohibited. Ideally they would have created a contiguous enclosed area that satisfied the state requirements for alcoholic beverages. They did not. Another solution would be to have comparable offerings on both sides of the hall. Until then, guests are inconvenienced and the staff is stuck apologizing profusely for it. I get the locally sourced thing. You run taps as far out as Montana. Plenty of options are available to have a new product ready to rotate into a tap that runs out.

Wonderful addition to the downtown Bellevue food scene. The number of food options continues to grow and I'm overall very satisfied with each new opening. The food hall has a wide variety of cuisines from Mexican to Italian to Asian. You can purchase food at any location and sit and eat it wherever you want. The only limit is you cannot remove alcoholic bevies from where you purchased it. I purchased a salad at Avo Poke and at it at the wine bar at Crosta E Vino. I have separate reviews on the individual restaurants. I will warn that there are still some pain points while restaurants get ramped up. Customer service may not be the best at times and certain things run out. But it's all expected during the first few months of opening. Some locations have a happy hour offering, which is nice. The atmosphere is overall pretty relaxed. It's not super crowded and noisy like you would expect at a regular mall food court. Dining doesn't feel like a fast food stop and go process.

My wife and I ate at C+V pizza, my wife got wine as well. Phillip took our order, which was not a basic pizza, and was spot on with it, Michelle helped my wife choose an excellent wine. Both had great rapport, and though we were not the only customers, they made us feel like we were the most important ones. The gluten free crust was delightfully crunchy, and the toppings were excellent, crunchy kale was great. The mushroom mix was a delicious addition. We will be back, purely because of the experience we got from Food and Staff.

I've been to the food hall on a couple of occasions now, and I'm really enjoying it. Certainly the classiest food court I've ever been to!! Seems like the management is taking the reviews seriously, especially around the water dispensers as I saw tons of them around the food hall on my latest trip. There are staff constantly floating around cleaning tables too. The vibe is really cool (the electronic music verges on a bit too loud at times..), and the food options are wide enough that it caters to everyone in your party. I hope this place can be successful and more people start having great experiences there!

An upscale food court that annoyingly has the main pedestrian walkway for the new Lincoln tower going through the middle of it. A food hall is a great opportunity for you to go with a group of friends, and everyone can get what they want from the different vendors, and then meet back up to enjoy their food and hang out. The set up of this food court makes that hard, as you cannot take alcoholic drinks "into" the shopping area. That main pedestrian walkway going smack dab through the middle of the food vendors is considered the shopping area. So you cannot cross with your drinks from one side to the next. So you have to first figure out where you want to order your food, take it away, and then decide as a group where you want to drink and sit near where the drinks are provided. However, the beer vendor is on one side, and the wine on the other. Go figure. The food vendors provide a unique mix of a variety of foods. Some are better than others. But, seem overpriced for what it is.

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!

By every measure this is the type of place I would hate. It is in a super swanky corporate building and filled with people wearing designer clothing more expensive than my car. This certainly isnt a food truck court in Portland, but it is still pretty cool. Barrios luchedor has legit breakfast burritos with salsa that actually burned my mouth - something that hasnt happened since I had hot pot in Shanghai. Would I drive out of my way to est here? Certainly not. But if you find yourself in Bellevue it isnt a bad place for a bite.

Both the best and worst taco I have had in Bellevue... and it is the same taco. When Barrio Luchador is doing it right, the Al Pastor are pretty damn good. However, the quality has become terribly inconsistent. DO NOT GO DURING LUNCH ON THE WEEKDAY. Instead of getting a Tacos Al Pastor with crispy bits of meat straight off of the Trompo and sweating adobo, they prepare the meet in a sauce that is just wrong, is soggy, and is just plain disgusting. I don't understand how on one day you can have a delicious taco that makes you want to come back for more and the next day have the exact same taco but that tastes like it came from a can. Never compromise quality, even if it means longer wait times and fewer customers served. Better to have fewer happy customers than a mass of disappointed patrons. After today's lunch, I've lost the craving for Barrio Luchador Al Pastor.

I ordered a sandwich at the sandwich shop. I specified that I was allergic to garlic. So in addition to adding a garlic spread that wasn't specified as part of the sandwich, they added bacon, which I dislike. And it took a LONG time to come. A lot of time and money for food that made me sick.

The restaurants here are amazing and not fast-foodish (ie Panda Express) meaning the quality is much better! Baguette Epicerie has amazing sandwiches and an awesome mushroom soup. The pizza at crosta e vino is the best I've tried!!!!! And lastly, the place is super kid friendly with crayons, music on Friday evenings, and just an overall hip vibe.

Let me be specific and save you the trouble. T.E.R.R.I.B.L.E First time walked and looked through the entire menus/displays ended up with Baguette Epicerie. Played it safe with Croque Madame and soup. The sandwich came with an egg that the yolk was runny (expected) and the white was runny (gross and not safe). The guyere was not melted and the bread a soggy mess. (really made me miss Cafe Campagne in Seattle) The soup was cool?? (not remotely warm) we came at 11:30am for lunch so not an off time. The staff looked bored and really didn't want to be there. I asked for my food here they boxed it to go. This miserable lunch experience cost me $20. This place spent a lot of effort to "look cool" and zero effort on food quality and customer service. You've been warned.

I've been to this food court few times few weeks after its opening. My recent trip to Portland reminded me of this high-end food court in Bellevue, and prompted me to write a review about this food court. I am specifically comparing to my dining experience in Pine Street Market in Portland. First, food here(Bellevue) was good in general except ramen. It was overly salty without a deep meaty flavor of broth when I had it few months ago. You will be very disappointed if you are familiar with local ramen shops in Bellevue or Seattle. It tasted like the ones from a cheap food court in CA. However, tacos were great with authentic flavor of Mexico with great salsa choice. You just pay double the price of tacos from street trucks. Bao was good. Sandwiches from bakery were good, but not outstanding. We didn't try burgers, pizza or poke bowls yet. Now, in comparison to Pine Street Market, food quality and variety are better in Portland. Ramen is superior, and bibimbap is a better option than poke bowl, I think. Tapas bar is missing in Bellevue , which I personally think it's a big mistake. Wine bar will be more popular with addition of tapas. Sitting arrangement is also more efficient in Pine Street. Cafeteria style tables and bar stools can accommodate more people without looking cheap. After all, this is a food court, not a sit down restaurant. Tables and chairs are unnecessarily big and bulky without adding any comfort in Bellevue. Pine street market setting feels more inviting with hustle and bustle of a food court and with great choice of food for any foodies. Price range is comparable to Bellevue mall, not cheaper. I plan to visit Lincoln square mall again, but will avoid weekends. I will try other food options such as burger/beer, pizza/ wine, etc.. Maybe I will give another try to ramen to see if they made any improvement since the opening.

Careful with online ordering. They decided to not use the online pickup window without taking the sign down, so I waited there before asking about it and got my food over 20 minutes late. Cold ramen is not good, didn't even finish it. That's what I get for being lazy though, will stick to the ramen place in Bellevue Square.

Friday night. They brought in a DJ playing music too loud. Some vender really do not show interest in serving customers

Love the options here and was sooo happy to have barrio food cart near by. I wanted the burgers brawler to be the best burgers I have ever had but they are still really good.

So far I've tried Avo-Poke, Fat+Feathers, and Aguette Epicerie and all were delicious. I work in the area and I always find myself coming back. My coworkers are in love with Barrio Luchador's tacos! I am so happy this is finally open! I'm also lovin' the design and how each establishment complements one another. Will be back!

I made a trip to check out LSFH this weekend and I was extremely impressed. BEST avocado toast that I have ever eaten. And because I am an avocado connoisseur, I had the avocado melon juice at the salad restaurant and that blew my mind. Can't wait to try what else they have next time I'm in town. LOVE.

You need to try the beef and pork tacos! So incredibly delicious!! We got 5 tacos for $17 bucks a little bit in the pricy side but it's Bellevue and everything is pricy... also tried the poke bowl spot purchased 2 bowls for $35 definitely won't eat there again but that's not a problem because there's so many great options.

Food not bad, but several big disappointments: Both the burger place and the pizza place were closed all day. Only one high chair (confirmed by a worker), so if you have small children either plan on holding them your entire meal or find a more family friendly location. Update: Thanks for the response. We'll check it out again and I'll update the review accordingly. Update: Bumping up to 3 stars until I get a chance to check it out.

I sometimes notice different things when I visit places. When I come to visit, I look for where Tyler, the manager, is working. Everything looks like it runs smoother and the cooks look happier. I feel the attitude of the cooks reflects on the quality and taste of the food. It is just a much more pleasant food hall experience, from taste to customer service when he is supporting the staff. As a manager myself, these are the odd things I notice. I look for where the happy people are. In the multiple times I visit, it is always the same. Even yesterday, it seemed like many of the white coats were standing around gossiping while others like he were working everywhere.

The ramen place is AMAZINGGGG. GREAT BROTH, great bao! The wine bar is also excellent - their ham and egg pizza is outstanding and their service was truly exceptional. I also loved the coffee from Dote! Not too sweet, high quality shots. That said, the burger place had meh food for waaay too much $$, and their service while I was there was absolutely unacceptable. I don't care if you don't think your customers can hear you when you complain and talk shit about them. They can, especially because you're literally standing at the bar - go in the back kitchen to complain like professionals next time.

My family comes here often because we can get a great meal and all have different cuisines. The only issue we've encountered are dirty tables in the common area. Not always, but I guess it depends on the day, time, and staff.

Enjoyed lunch at this space across from Bellevue Square Mall. A great place for friends and families as there are so many different options in the same space. I enjoyed an amazing salad of poke and other fresh ingredients. Will definitely be back to try the other restaurants!

This is one of my favorite go to spots while visiting in Bellevue from Vancouver, BC. C & V is amazing the pizza, charcuterie board and wine on tap WOW! I have to give a special shout out to Michelle for the great customer service and the most amazing recommendations. This is a must in Bellevue!

So impressed with the food, the staff and the atmosphere. We've been there twice. Once as a family and on a date night with my hubby. Both times amazing experiences. Appreciate that it's in its infancy stage and hope that the owners fix issues that the other reviewers addressed. We will be back!!

Okay people, this place is legit. Soooo happy that they opened in Bellevue because we needed a place to grab a quick delicious lunch real bad. I have eaten there 4 times already and have been more impressed every time. Highlights for me are the Roast Duck Ramen from Fat & Feathers, Al Pastor tacos from Barrio Luchador and the sleeper of the hall is the spicy yellowtail poke. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. Seriously, I want some now.

I love this place. Great atmosphere and food. Pork belly bao is my favorite, and they have the best poke in town. I'll be back soon.

The food hall options looked varied and very interesting, so we headed down there. Unfortunately, the obnoxious music was cranked up to a deafening volume, so we left.

We were excited to check out this new collection of food options! We visited on opening weekend, the place was BUSY! We opted for the Baguette place where we had a cheese plate, avocado, mushroom truffle and banana Nutella toasts. All delicious but the avocado toast was the favorite! We are vegetarian and unknowingly ordered a dish with meat. The gentleman working, who seemed like a manager, was kind enough to replace the meal for us even though it had been our own fault. Great service! Fun atmosphere! Can't wait to try out the other spots.

This is the most beautiful collection of restaurants and bars you will find in downtown Bellevue. The atmosphere is fun and sophisticated, the food options are healthy and varied, both unique and classic, and the sitting/hang out areas are comfy and chic. Grab some poke, a burger or a taco, some wine, beer or a cocktail, then shop your socks off.

I am very impressed with this place. This is the fanciest "food court" I have been to, but I would expect it to be especially since it resides in Lincoln Square South. The offerings here vary from Mexican street food, to Italian Pizzas, to Ramen and more. I actually was very pleasantly surprised at how tasty the tacos were. Although the price of the tacos were quite expensive (around $3-$3.50 per taco), the flavor was amazing and there was a decent amount of meat inside the taco. I got the al pastor and the carne asada, and I am definitely going to return for these again. I loved the carne asada taco as the beef was very flavorful and succulent. The salsa bar had some interesting salsa, however the spicy is EXTREMELY spicy. Also, the texture was very odd, as it was pureed but it looked more smooth than chunky, and it resembled more of a dressing consistency than salsa that I am used to. The chairs at the food hall were a bit wobbly, as well as my table, but I may just have sat at a bad one. I would definitely return, although I wish the food hall offered good happy hour options, as most of the places are quite expensive for a food court.