I enjoy going to Town and Country Market quite a bit, but this was my first time trying Field…read moreHouse. Service was quick, put quite "matter of fact". I had a beer (Bodi) and a Chicken Teriyaki rice bowl from the deli. Big mistake on the Teriyaki bowl. It was not good. The sauce they used was bad. I should have had one of the 1/2 shareables during happy hour which I think would have been much better. One of the deli guys gave a guy that had his young daughter with him a coloring page which was nice The little food/patio was nice, but a little messy. I like the concept of high end markets having a casual spot where you can grab a beer and some food. I have to say I like the QFC Q40 spot in Kirkland much better than the field house though. If Field House had some "brewer nights", or live entertainment, better food options, and a bit more "friendly " space for adults and families, I think it would be much more popular with local Lakemont neighbors.

Came in to warm up after a 5 mile walk and 3 miles to go on a 45 degree day. I got a dirty Chai hot…read moredrink from a drink machine. It was a bit sweet but hot and tasty. It's a self serve and pay which is nice. You grab and go. I also snagged one of the last Macrina pastries in the bakery! A delicious orange flavored danish. Watched the Bears/Bronco game on their TV while I ate my treat. It is clean, very casual and a comfortable vibe.

This place in Factoria has some big portions for prices that scale pretty well, and I'm surprised…read moreit's been here for a long while yet I've only tried it now. This was on a Friday night at almost 6pm and my friend and I came in to a nearly empty interior that filled up throughout our stay. Is it just dinnertime that time or were my friend and I bringing in the crowds? You'll enjoy a very clean and well-kept restaurant with clean tables and chairs, with lighting that's very little but lights up the whole place well. Menu has a lot of offerings (both regular and vegetarian) but since it's dinnertime I decided on a rice dish as usual. I got their beef short ribs rice dish, which has their usual marinated short ribs with a fried egg and veggies. I actually liked how they offered their rice in a separate bowl, and everything else on one plate... which means the meat almost covered my whole plate! By the way, my friend got their grilled pork chop rice dish, and the meat also almost completely covered his plate. Both our meats were marinated so well and held in so much flavor, and came off their bones easily. We both agreed the grilled beef short rib dish I ordered was the winner because of the bolder and more defined marinated taste of the meat. I've tried so many Vietnamese restaurants and almost exclusively get their beef short ribs rice on the first visits of them, but this is the first time I've seen meat portions this huge for a rice dish. I'm thinking of coming back here for another visit even if I have to deal with the tight parking plaza this place is close to.

Love banh xeo! Unfortunately, not many Vietnamese restaurants have this dish on their menu…read more Before i noticed Square Lotus offer this dish, i had to drive down to Renton if i wanted to eat my very favorite Vietnamese dish. Square Lotus offers an extensive choice of dishes. This visit we ordered the tropical fresh rolls and the pork on skewers, along with banh xeo The banh xeo was really nice and crispy. The only 2 drawbacks. for me was ... instead of pork belly, they use chicken, i think white meat cause the meat is very dry. The second is they don't offer a lot of fresh herbs with this dish. Just some cilantro and one small branch of Thai basil Next time i order this i will definitely ask for pork belly instead of chicken in my banh xeo. Definitely recommend you trying this restaurant. BTW, the offer an extensive amount of vegetarian dishes

I did not expect how good this place is! How did I wait do long to come here!…read more Just for lunch this time... and I kept forgetting to take pictures! The sashimi was beautifully served, fresh and delicious. I had one roll, salmon skin. I would like a touch less rice, but it tasted very good. The spicy scallop gankun was outstanding! They even gave me some fresh orange to finish. Can't wait to come back!!

I took my dad here for a birthday lunch and it didn't disappoint at all. I was surprised at how…read moreempty it was this time around but it was nice. A little quiet and calm. We ordered a few things from the happy hour menu as well as their regular menu: - tempura sampler 5/5 - still good as last time. -2x sashimi combo 4.5/5 - there was some variety and the fish was definitely fresh, but didn't really stand out -wagyu donburi 5/5 - steak was tender and good, the bowl was balanced. Everything went well together - salmon kama 5/5 - my favorite of the meal, juicy fish, flavorful Salmon sampler - 4/5 : pretty standard. They also gave us a complimentary fruit at the end which was nice. Definitely my go to place for sushi and Japanese food.

five star-excellent.....efficient perfect order, ready to go when I got there... parking easy…read more Friendly service. FOOD=perfection. Chicken tender, sandwich chock full of fresh delights, flavored well. LUCKY I AM, to find this place! June 4, 2026. Well signed. Easy to park.

Very small and simple Greek spot! The service is very quick and the food is pretty good! They have…read moresome indoor and outdoor seating available. The Factoria platter was BOMB. Highly recommend if you're in the mood for fries. For the shawarma platter, it was good but the rice is a little chunky and the meat is a little dry with sauce to top. We had also tried a wrap which is good value at $12. Each platter is a little pricey at $21. If you don't mind that, it's a nice quick lunch or dinner spot.

CAVEAT: I am neither paleo nor do I engage in paleo eating activities. However, when the neighbor…read moreinvited me to try his beloved food cart, I just couldn't resist. Had this been a regular food cart (non paleo), I would have given this two/three stars. Portions were small, and my vegan curry lacked a lot of spices, which made the curry very bland. Perhaps my tastebuds need to adjust to the paleo lifestyle to appreciate the cart. But given that all the food from this cart is made for people with very specific dietary restrictions, I see the allure to it. All of their food adheres to the paleo lifestyle such as free range chicken, grass fed beef, local, organic, etc. And they list where all they get all their ingredients too! I do wish there were more things on the menu. Their rotating menu is pretty limited and it seems like they favor a lot of pork. This could be a drawback for certain people, like Paleo Muslims for example. A good suggestion is to have more variety. I'll give them one thing - the pork lettuce wraps (pork carnitas) smelled amazing.

Outside the Box is the first and only food truck in Seattle specializing in Paleo food. In addition…read moreto the food truck, they have a meal delivery service for those looking for Paleo meals without having to do the work. The last couple of weeks, Outside the Box has made a stop on the Microsoft campus so I decided to try this truck for the first time. I don't follow the Paleo diet, but that doesn't mean it won't appeal to those who don't. Except if you are a vegetarian/vegan/pescetarian since many of the offerings here include meat. Though there are a couple items that don't. For those who are unfamiliar with the Paleo diet, it basically means that only ingredients available during the hunter-gatherer era of humanity are eaten. So no grains and dairy are used. Great for those who don't like eating highly processed foods. So for someone like me so ingrained to eating carbs with my meal, this is a diet that would seem difficult to adjust to. The offerings here are a little more pricey than other trucks. A couple are over the $10 price point which may seem a bit more than people are willing to pay for what is basically a work lunch. This can be attributed to the ingredients used as meat jacks up the price of meals. I tried out the pork carnitas ($7.99) which is pulled pork on top of pieces of lettuce with pico de gallo on the side. I liked it as it was a refreshing change in the food you can find elsewhere on campus. The taste of the food though stays with you. I don't know if it was from the pico de gallo or onions, but it stays with you for hours after. I think OTB is a promising truck. There is going to be a crowd of customers at MS as the food here appeals to the fitness/CrossFit crowd. But to draw in the regular eater I think it would be good add an additional item or two under the $10 threshold as there are already numerous economical dining options nearby. Keeping the price competitive will help encourage the unfamiliar diner to try out a Paleo meal for a change.

I never knew this place existed until I attended an event there. The space is actually huge, so…read moredon't be fooled by the oddly small facia. The waitstaff were mostly awesome. The food wasn't what I was expecting, great for a vegetarian though. Keep this one on your list if you like that dive bar vibe on the Eastside.

We came here for a graduation party and were seated in the back room -- spacious, comfortable, and…read moreperfect for groups, with pool tables and plenty of room to hang out. The catered buffet was great: green salad, fried rice, chicken chow mein, karaage Chicken , and short ribs, all tasty and well‑seasoned. Parking is super easy with a big lot next to a supermarket. I checked the regular menu too, and the prices look very reasonable. I'd definitely come back to try their regular dishes when I'm in the area.

I took my granddaughter there for lunch. She loved her sandwich. Mine was heated and got soggy…read more They maybe could've heated the meat and cheese 1st, then put on a bun. I would go again. I like the healthy food they make.

This is so unfortunate because I really genuinely love the breads here. But this is a review…read morespecifically about an experience I had like a month ago. I pre-ordered the high fiber bread scheduled for pick up on Monday. It was on the menu online and it accepted my payment, and considering it's a pre-order I assumed everything was good to go and they would make my order ready by Monday. I get to the store on Monday in a mad rush because I'm trying to pick up this high fiber bread to take home for my father in law flying back to Taiwan. So I literally made the trip just to get the bread in the morning and then rushed home to take him to the airport. I get to the store and apparently one of the managers said they tried to call me... at 6:30/7AM in the morning leaving me a voicemail on that same Monday I went to pick up the bread.... Basically saying they can't fulfill my order because the high fiber is not something they make on Monday??? I mean first of all, why are you taking preorders online then? Second of all, why is your online system allowing us customers to order and place in the cart if it's not available on Monday? Isn't that the point of preorder? So you know ahead of time what bread to make for customers? He then had the audacity to say... all our *regular customers* know our bread making schedule. It changes daily. Well, first of all, excuse me for not being a *regular* as in there's apparently some elitist exclusive group at great harvest bread. Also, though I'm not a *regular*, I do purchase breads from here for visitors etc from time to time and am well aware that the breads they make change daily WHICH IS WHY I PREORDERED. I was pretty upset about the whole ordeal and he compted me a Dakota bread which I don't even like. *eye roll* I think they seriously need to work on customer service etiquette and to edit their website so that it's not misleading. If you aren't able to provide the bread listed online, then don't enable it for preorders and waste our time commuting only to leave empty handed. Factoria is an extremely busy area too with heavy traffic in the morning. I was breaking a sweat trying to get from A to B on time What a complete disappointment. Please note this is not a review for the quality of their bread, but for the disappointing customer service and lack of transparency in their website. It's completely misleading...

I can't believe I haven't reviewed this place! It's a neighborhood staple. Friendly staff,…read moredelicious brews and very solid pizza. We've come here with friends, with family and with kids and we've always been warmly welcomed. The pizza is delicious but don't sleep in the salad!

This is a 4 star pending 5 star. I want to come back and dine in before finalizing my review. We…read moreordered takeout this time and it was pretty smooth. Once the order is ready they will text you. The place itself is pretty chill. They have a variety of items besides from pizza, but emphasizing pizza. We got the Al pastor pizza, and a chicken bake with Caesar salad. The pizza was pretty good. I love the flavor and everything is balanced. The crust was a little on the chewy side for my taste but everything else was really good. We even left some to eat for cold pizza and it was probably one of the best cold pizza we had in a really long time hahaha. The chicken bake was a healthier version of the Costco which I like it a lot. Overall the food is good, and i definitely will be back to try more stuff.