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3.9 (437 reviews)
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King R.

If you're a shopper or someone who enjoys browsing, this is undoubtedly one of the best places to shop in the entire Seattle Metro area. I particularly frequent Nordstrom and a now defunct Timberland store. The mall also has a variety of restaurants, some of which offer drinks which you can indulge after shopping. While the prices can be a bit high, parking can be challenging at times. The area can get crowded and congested, but it's not overly bad. There are a few bars inside the mall, which is a great addition. However, the bathrooms are always crowded, and you'll likely have to wait a long time. Be mindful of this, especially during the holiday season. The Square also hosts parades and other events during the holidays season as well, so plan accordingly to avoid traffic. Aside from shopping, I also buy a lot of my colognes here. It's definitely one of my favorite places to shop for some of my favorite brands.

So cute!!
Joanne W.

So much fun shopping here! Found the cutest miu miu collection of sunglasses. Large selections! Found two I really loved! Plenty of stores to go around and more opening!

Maria M.

I love this mall! It's my favorite mall in Washington state. It's clean, the bathroom's are like lounges. If you during the holidays, you get a very esthetically appealing experience. I wish they had a food section instead of the food options spread throughout. The clothing stores are always so clean and with the latest trends. Customer service in all the stores are top notch. It's more on the pricey side, but it has all my favorite stores.

Jeremy L.

9/6/2025 - This is an upscale shopping mall in the city of Bellevue, Washington, where you can find a store like CANADA GOOSE. The Bellevue Square provides Free WiFi access via the BELLEVUE COLLECTION Guest WiFi, but does not have a food court, even though you can find many eateries.

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Jack D.

It's a high end old style indoor mall with some very chic stores you won't find usually anywhere. It's perched in the midst of a wealthy non-zombie Seattle area. It's great place to wander during the rain. The mall maps are not intuitive. Give it an hour though, and you'll really need to get back outside...in the rain.

Yan W.

This was my first time going to this mall (yes, I rarely visit Seattle haha, I should more often though!). Anyways, it was during LNY time so there were lots of festivities. If they didn't, I think it would be even better haha meaning, this mall was very spacious overall. It looked fairly clean even though it was packed full of people. I liked the high ceilings and the variety of stores in one location (Washington Square is what I'm comparing it with). There were stores that we don't have in PDX so it was nice to check those stores out (UNIQLO and Pop Mart for example). I also liked how you walk a few blocks down and you get another area to shop and eat, it felt like I was in a 'big city.' HAHA, again, comparing with Washington Square, lol. I would like to stroll around that area more when I have the time~!

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James A.

Originally opened in 1946, Bellevue Square was the first regional suburban shopping center in the Pacific Northwest. It was initially an open-air property, with a massive conversion to an enclosed, super-regional two story mall in 1985. The area became more mixed-use as surrounding properties were bought up and added to the overall experience. Today, the development is called Lincoln Square and consists of 4 million square feet, consisting of two hotels (Hyatt Regency and Westin) and 480,000 square feet of retail and dining and entertainment space. It's a bit surprising that this was done in pieces over such a long period of time. Really well planned.

Elisa N.

Best mall and best city you can ever go to! My family and I come here every Sunday and we never get tired of their clothing stores, incredible food, and the community outside of the mall. There are numerous stores, restaurants, and places you can go to. I'd recommend searching specific stores online beforehand. The Nordstrom is huge here, and it's a must try to eat at Kizuki Ramen. Service is always amazing, never a line for places, and the value is great especially in the winter when almost every store has a 50-70% off!

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Sindu K.

Coming from the East Coast, where amazing malls are everywhere, it's surprising that this is the only decent mall in all of Washington State. It's not particularly large or packed with a huge variety of stores, but it does have a decent selection and plenty of parking, which is a plus.

Tim T.

Very awesome shopping plaza and part of it connects to Lincoln Square with a skywalk that has an incredible view!

Favorite restaurant inside!
Cheryl M.

Positives: Large parking deck. Plenty of free parking. Great store options. Very spacious. Nicely built and decorated. I like the signage displayed everywhere and the skywalk. Lots of places to eat and shop. Friendly service everywhere. Top notch restaurants and coffee shops. High-end stores. Clean stores. Nicely placed clothing. Beautifully decorated. Cons: I saw a young guy lurking and hiding behind cars in the parking deck. Unsure what he was up to. We were approached by a woman begging for money with a baby in a stroller. Always watch your surroundings but lovely shopping experience here.

Michael A.

We went around 7:30 PM on a Friday evening and we still encountered such inconsiderate, rude and stupid people everywhere!!! It's like nobody cares if you're front of them or not. Won't say, "Excuse me," or try to move appropriately. Most of the stores were open and had customers going in and out. Some had special deals and sales going on, which was nice. The mall ain't what is used to be, though. Parking is a mess, layout of the building can be confusing at times when looking for the Sky Bridge and trying to go from one side to the other where the hotels are. Inventory and selection of goods have gone downhill a bit, though. Prices have of course gone up.

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One of my favorite shopping places in seattle. Lots of luxury stores and great place to walk around.

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My absolute favorite place to go shopping. They have it all! Recommend anyone around to check it out.

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Factoria village was very convenient during my bi week stay at Extended stay up the hill. Yep, just…read morea walk down the hill and you have just about everything you need and if it's not there perhaps is across the way at Factoria marketplace/mall which has several places as well. Plenty of things are in the 'village' which is basically a squared strip mall. There are places to eat including two Pizza spots, Applebee's, Vietnamese food and more. For drinks there is sideline bar, groceries and convenience - QFC and Bartell. Coffee? Starbucks. So on and so forth. Across the way there is target, famous footwear and more which is relatively close, it could be walked which is what I did when since I never needed too much at a time. There are plenty of parking spaces and fairly easy to get in and out of. Given how filled up it gets I'd say it's a convenient place as it was for me as well as the folks who regularly come here.

This used to be called Loehmann's Plaza except the Loehmann's store is no longer here, wow I've…read morebeen around this long to know that. I've seen it go through all the changes from old stores going out and new stores coming in to the Keg getting knocked down to make room for several extra commercial retail space to the parking lot getting renovated. This place thrives because of T-Mobile's headquarter right next door, during the day, it's an invasion from the employees everywhere. Avoid lunch rushes if you're in a rush. People complain about parking, but there's plenty of parking if you just circle around a bit, since it's a pretty in and out area, somebody will be out in a minute. It's convenient for me to walk here without having to go through any crosswalk. There's 3 Starbucks within this complex, one on each side and one inside QFC. Tell me about your experience if you've been here or is going to after reading this review:)

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I'm not a big mall person. Usually I go with a purpose and destination. This mall houses…read morerestaurants, stores and my eye doctor. The Christmas decorations were lovely. The photos show a fairly empty mall mid day. Huge and wide open spaces. Good lighting too. The value would depend on which store you're looking at. The parking lot around this mall is always busy. Which leads me to believe it's a fairly popular place. I do frequent the Amazon Fresh not necessarily connected directly to the mall but next door. There is a Nordstrom Rack, lakeshore education store, and of course the T&T Supermarket on one end of the mall. So yes, a large selection of shopping choices with various values. Any stores I've visited had good service. Security is always seen circulating the area which makes me happy too. Enjoy life! SYOY!

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