Food was mostly finger food and quality stayed at pub level .. service was good ..Faith went above…read moreand beyond when I didn't link my drink - she was able to change it to my liking.. and checked in with us often to make sure we were served well. Ambiance is fun and relaxing but games software is not the latest and the best We spent 2hrs playing games and 100 towards food and drinks for two

This review is for mini golf only:…read more I agree with what someone said in their review, which was that the mini golf leaves a lot to be desired. Maybe the vibe is a little different at night when the lights on the courses are brighter and more pleasant, but the holes are not too well constructed and are a lot smaller than expected. The edges are constructed in a way that a ball can easily get lodged under the rim of the edges and the light strips that line it, making it difficult to play a smooth game. There's also one hole in particular that our balls got stuck in multiple times. There are no instructions whatsoever, like how the game of thrones inspired one is the last hole (it does not return your ball). All in all, it's fun for one time but I definitely had higher expectations for gameplay and the construction and quality of the holes.

Needed a break today from the mall and the amazing hostess made that happen…read more I enjoyed great drinks and amazing service in a cool place, so I definitely recommend.

Well, Civility & Unrest definitely gives you a classy, upscale bar vibe as soon as you walk in…read more Unfortunately, the main reason I'm giving them only 2 stars is their extremely uncomfortable seating, especially considering their premium pricing. It just doesn't make sense. I've been here before and have always sat in the front area, which has comfortable cushioned seating. This time, we were seated in the back area, and the chairs there were honestly so uncomfortable. After sitting for about two hours, all of us literally had backaches. When you're charging premium prices for food and drinks, comfortable seating should be a basic part of the experience. As you can see from our bill, we spent around $300, and at that price point, sitting on cheap, uncomfortable chairs really takes away from the high-end bar experience. We actually could have stayed longer and ordered more, but the seating made all of us so uncomfortable that it completely killed the vibe. We also shared this feedback with our server. That being said, I do want to specifically mention that the staff was wonderful and the service was 5/5. Our server, Andrew, was great! He recommended a drink to my friend based on her taste preferences, and she absolutely loved it. Overall, the staff was very nice, attentive, and fun. I really hope Civility & Unrest considers upgrading the seating in the back area to comfortable cushioned chairs or sofas. It would make such a huge difference and would better match the otherwise classy atmosphere and premium pricing.

This place is awesome! The drinks, views, and service were top notch. Tristan was our server and…read moreher was very kind, bubbly, and made sure all of our needs were met! I will definitely be coming here more often!

Stunning view of the space needle. Came here around 8:30 PM and were able to get a table outside…read morewithout a reservation. It got packed around 9 PM so recommend coming earlier than the crowd. The servers were very kind and were able to recommend drinks and offered blankets since it was cold the night I went. I got the vacation responder which was delicious and refreshing. The food is also outstanding - got the pepperoni flatbread and the artichoke dip with chips. I couldn't stop eating the chips and dip because it was so tasty. Recommend for a date night or catching up with the girls. I'll be back!

Fun place to watch the football game because of the huge screen. The place on social media looks…read moremuch bigger than it actually is. Don't forget to validate your parking ticket if you parked at Lincoln Square. They had a happy hour menu which was alright. I think the gyozas were the best from the shareables we ordered. They are gf and come in 6 pieces.

We came here for a friend's birthday party. The games are fun and certainly a workout…read more I was glad they had non-alcoholic drinks to choose from. The staff were friendly and energetic. I only wish the VR headsets were not so heavy or sweaty and that they were lighter, like the Ray-Ban Meta glasses. Overall, it was a good experience!

Excellent place! First, The server "Jane" was AMAZING. Greated you warmly, listened to your needs,…read moremade suggestions and recommendations and made our meal special. She ADDED to the meal experience and was so social! The wait staff, two young guys, were great as well. Ever watching to remove plates but not abrupt! I NOTICE everything so saw them keeping attention to when to clear. Most would probably not notice them. The choices were GREAT! Beef, Chicken, Seafood, and vegan! We had the Korean Cauliflower! It was so good! The flavor, the spice, and cauliflower. Just a great appetizer warm up. My other half had an old fashioned and said it was THE BEST he has had and he travels the WORLD for business. I had the Shrimp linguini and he had the Chicken Parmessan and BOTH we EXCELLENT. So many big shrimp and I WANTED to but COULD NOT finish all the pasta. Save room for DESSERT! We got both the Benginetes (sp) and the Vegan Banana Coconut Dessert and we are NOT vegan. BOTH were to die for! We do NOT eat like this normally, but made it a special dinner being between our Birthdays (16 days between). Like ooyie, gooyie DONUTS with a great cinnamon highlights, and an amazing Banana on graham crackers with a wonderful non-dairy Cocunut creme. It was smaller so not really sharable, yet PLENTY for ones entire dessert. The place is spacious yet has cozy, private areas, as well as the bar and and events area. The price was as expected for Seattle/Bellevue so not shocking. The meal and location was WORTH the $200 (with a GENEROUS tip and an alcoholic drink). There was a corporate even in the other half and we saw the plates of food being served. It was great! They seemed to enjoy their corporate dinner there.

While the food here is decent, service is good, and the atmosphere feels calm and inviting, I had a…read morefew cons in my dining experience there last night: First, after seating ourselves, it took us at least 15-20 min just to even get 'seen' by the staff. This was while the place was practically empty, so I'm not sure what else could have been occupying their time. Second, I ordered the pork shoulder stir fry which wasn't bad but had several large pieces of pure fat & gristle in it that I felt a high quality restaurant would have taken out of the dish. It's indicative of lazy & careless food preparation skills. Also, the basmati rice was very under-cooked...some pieces were even crunchy. Lastly, after leaving the place, I realized that I accidentally left my sunglasses there. So I called later that evening to inquire if they had found them. I discovered they route all incoming calls to a bot that instantly made me feel unimportant and unappreciated. What's worse is it tried to connect me with someone in the restaurant, but kept looping back into its own messaging narrative. What an absolute PITA. This enables me to make a broader point: Restaurants have to get it through their heads that cutting costs has negative impact on customer experience, putting the lifeblood of their business into jeopardy. Take the widespread adoption of QR code-based menus during COVID...how many restaurants do you know actually switched back to real menus after COVID passed? The answer is very few. The reason why? They are too stingy to pony up the dough and ignore the benefit to the customer experience. They figure, 'people already know how to do that so why spend the money on printing up menus anymore?". They couldn't care less about what customers might actually enjoy more, and that's the real travesty. If restaurants are going to force their customers into a self-serve model (as so many have nowadays), then why bother tipping anyone? I am so fed up of a world where the idolatry of wealth has surpassed the appreciation and value of real, engaging human experiences. The Central Bar + Restaurant could help reverse this course if they ever decide to they put customer experience first instead of their own profits. UPDATE: Added one star because they actually had my shades...went ot go pick them up today.

Showed up at 8p on a Saturday, lounge had about five people in it, and one person behind the bar…read more We sat down, got ignored for five or ten minutes while we browsed the menus of other places nearby, and bounced when it was clear it would be faster to go somewhere else than wait. Couple that with a very pedestrian cocktail menu, but at a price point that demands quality and some degree of inventiveness, and there's no reason to ever come back.

Friendly staff and a good house cocktail. Happy hour from 4-6pm M-F. The batch Cocktail is house…read morebrewed, the lavender vodka, blueberry basil simple syrup, fresh lemon juice, so yummy! Kendyl helped us and was so nice and sweet. Would definitely go down for a drink while staying.

Such a vibe and the most friendliest staff! We really enjoy coming here and hanging out. Love that…read morethey do have alcohol too, nothing like an ice cold beer on a hot day as the weather is starting to get nicer. It's just very chill and I like chill spots like this. Cheers!

Great service and a wonderful atmosphere. We would always come back. Open late. Hookah was very…read moregood actually

I went to Joey to pick up my food order. A girl named Natasha was very helpful and kind and made…read moresure the process of food hand off went smoothly. Will go again and hope she packs my bag!

We came here for dinner and enjoyed everything so much that we returned for lunch the next day and…read morebought our friends (who live locally) gift cards. Although it's really hard to pick a favorite dish, I'd have to say that you absolutely must save room for the Apple galette (but be warned-it takes a VERY long time). Seriously, plan your meal around it and expect them to take 45 minutes to an hour to bring it to you (at lunchtime on a weekday). We were on holiday, so we had flexibility. My second favorite thing to eat was the lobster pasta, followed by the tempura shrimp, and bang bang chicken. They did give us a welcome glass of "champagne," but it was completely un drinkable. The service was extraordinarily slow, but this was probably a function of them being understaffed and everyone was very nice. I say this more so that you can plan accordingly and adjust expectations than to be hypercritical. I should also note that we split plates, so you are seeing half portions.