Quite ran down in every way. The best part are the public restrooms and those aren't that great…read moreeither... let's just say this is a public indoor space convenient to downtown

It's such a big indoor mall with hardly any stores open. I have to say that there was nothing I…read morepurchased. I looked around went up and down and nothing!!! So sad! Wish they had more stores.

The Armory Food Hall is a nice air-conditioned indoor food hall with a variety of small stalls with…read morean array of different food types being sold as to go meals. Within the building also has a monorail station and a children's museum along with plenty of communal seating in the center of the building. There are also public bathrooms. This is a good alternative to have a quick service meal while doing the sight seeing thing in the Space Needle area. You do not need a ticket to dine in the Armory.

Nice place to take a break. If you're spending a day at the Seattle Center and you're feeling a…read morelittle peckish or thirsty, you can jump into the armory and take care of those needs. Roughly a dozen or so restaurants kinda like a food court you would see in the mall with plenty of room for seating.. we stopped in and got coffee and a treat at a place called the groundskeeper before we started our day. Good stuff.

Been visiting the Costco Shoreline for the main warehouse, gas, and of course, the ever popular and…read morecrowded food court since 2002. (I've stopped in also at Costco SoDO, Woodinville, Lynnwood, Lynnwood Business, and Silverdale). Useful to have the individual ordering touchpad kiosks and then the wait until your number is called. I recently noticed this past week that the tables have been increased and reconfigured. That helps with seating and traffic flow. Definitely I avoid it during peak dinner time and weekends....simply too crowded! What's been ordered over the years? Of course, the hot dog and soda. My fave go to. I miss Pepsi since the switch to Coke products, but I read somewhere that now bottled water is offered now. Pizza by the slice or whole pizza. There's only cheese or pepperoni. Remember the days with the combo? Still can't beat that price for fresh out of the oven pizza though. The Homie loves the chicken bake. I tried one of the deli type sandwiches once, didn't care for the thick bolo bread. Tried the giant chocolate chip cookie, prefer the days of the long churros instead. The espresso type bevs are just okay, prefer the soft serves. I sure miss the days featuring mango though. Service is expedient. For the price and convenience, it's a treat. Rarely pause to eat onsite, usually it's to go.

Pros- cheap options with tasty food served quickly Cons-…read morehad hot dog burps for multiple hours afterward

There is a great variety of foods to choose from Plenty of…read moreclean tables and comfortable chairs. Friday nights there is live music.

Like another poster said below, I've been coming here since my parents first bought a house in…read moreBellevue in 1978. Visiting the food court now is every bit as exciting as it was when I was a teenager. Mostly because there are always new Restuarant additions that give me a chance to try a completely different taste and menu. As I'm writing this on a Sunday afternoon, I plan to go later tonight and perhaps watch the bonus musical act that will be playing there. I highly recommend visiting the mall to anyone living near or far. It will be well worth your time.

Had the Pad Thai it was soaked in Pad Thai sauce that tasted like it came out of a store bought…read morebottle. Not much flavour. I let the staff know if wasn't very good and all they said was ok. Then I told them I wasn't returning. Staff were unfriendly and did not seem to care about their business.

This used to be amazing!!! But has gone down hill :( I used to come to the mall to have lunch here…read moreand did that today after not having done so in quite some time. I was disappointed with how much the menu has changed and how little vegetables we're on my plate. I hope they go back to how they used to be cause it was so great. It's not bad now but it's mostly rice or noodles with a bit of veg and protein. In all reality I'd rate it a 2.5 right now but gave to pick between 2 & 3 and the food isn't bad it's just typical mall food which is a far cry from what it once was.

For a mall it's ok if you want to get out the house and go shopping. I like how it is an inside…read moremall. I live in the US and where I'm at I'm use to seeing a lot more outdoor malls.

One of the best malls I like it a lot it's clean the people are nice it's just the kids who mess…read morearound

Nice mall. There was an LL BEAN! I didn't walk around too much but reminded me of some shops in the…read morebay.

Mayfair is definitely the best choice if your looking for clothing items, the service there is also…read moreamazing! This is 100% my favourite mall in Vic, Also their new Photo Booth is amazing! Definitely recommend

The stores here are not that interesting. I came here to visit House of Knives. There is a Bay,…read moreBest Buy, Shoppers and a few other big name stores. There are plenty of free parking outside in front. I have noticed the store doesn't have a lot of people inside (even on a Saturday afternoon). The mall inside is pretty clean. It is not a bad mall and when walking inside, the decor does feel a bit dated.

This was my first time at this mall. It is a small mall with a few of the bigger chains like The…read moreBay and Shoppers Drug Mart. It did not take much time to finish walking around the mall. Overall, okay experience if you needed some essential items to buy.

Quality/Quantity - Easy in and out. Well, we really came here for the gas…read more Which was less expensive than expected?!?! "Google" said that OR had less expensive gas, but that is not true compared to here. See my OR Costco Gas review. I also think before I leave OR, that I will stock up on paper supplies, just to save on the sales tax from my states NV & CA. Decent local beer selections, see pictures. Excessive taxes on alcohol, see pictures. Anyway, inside my wife bought a few things. I did not even look. Ambiance - Consistent. Departments - Gas, food court, pharmacy, tire center, optical, hear aid and a CAR WASH. The only other Costcos that I have seen a car wash are in Scottsdale AZ, USA and Seattle WA, USA. Service - Self service. Price - $4.89 a gallon, less expensive than expected. And whatever my wife bought. The car wash was $7.99. And the cars did NOT leave dry?!?! Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success since 1991. Congrats on all your success since 1976, since Price Club. Now you are the 5th largest retailer in the world and #10 on the Fortune 500. 804 warehouses worldwide, with 558 in the US. 1980 - IPO. 1993 - Price Club and Costco merger. 1997 - Rebrand all locations to Costco. 2024 - 132 million members.

I love this Costco! There wasn't a line for gas, and there are so many local fresh foods. I bought…read morea big container of fresh large Oregon blueberries for $3.99 and super ripe and juicy Washington nectarines ($9.50). I also loved the selection of Washington wines, including a screw top for only $5.99. I wish I could call this my home Costco since we don't have local goods at ours.