Really sweet shopping area and building with nice architecture that houses a lot of shops, restaurants, and other stores. Highly recommended to check out if you are in Bellevue! read more

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I hadn't realized that there were Chihuly Art Pieces here. Beautiful. I went to Woods Coffee, The Paper Source, and The Container Store in Lincoln Square, about 4 months ago now. Service was fine at Woods Coffee and The Container Store; not great, not bad. I was happy that Woods Coffee had Kombuchas for sale, and my Kombucha that I bought there was pretty good. The price was decent for it too, Kombuchas are not super cheap even when buying them at the grocery store, so for a coffee shop in a mall-like area I was satisfied with the price for it. I drink Kombucha often. I love the Container Store, and I could spend hours in there. The selection was excellent. However, despite my enjoyable browsing, I just bought a load of white cardboard boxes that I had pre-ordered to make a maze/playhouse for my cat. I thought his maze/playhouse would look much nicer if I used white cardboard boxes that do not have labels all over them, rather than brown cardboard amazon boxes. Service and selection at the Paper Source were both outstanding. That was my favorite store that I visited here. I bought several items there, and felt super relaxed and welcome while in that store. Very nice area, I would return for sure. read more

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I come here somewhat regularly to check in with a client who works Microsoft which resides in this building. Lincoln Square is like a sister location to the nearby Bellevue square (mall) just down the block. The shops at Lincoln appear to be more specific and spaced out. Lincoln Square is very upscale looking with retail and fine dining throughout, that also features billiards, bowling and cinema. Lincoln Square is doesn't even look like it's finished adding more to it. A new restaurant just opened up and is already pretty busy each time I visit the center. The Cinemark theater within is said to be a "luxury cinema which alone attracts over 1 million visitors per year" and "often ranks in the top ten in the country for film openings" Big claim which may be true, but what I'm sure is true is that it is expensive. The building is nice and seems to be kept up which again compliments everything else in the area and fits right in with Bellevue Square as a whole. My only complaint is the parking lot and parking in general is tricky and confusing, especially if you don't frequent city parking often. read more

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Easy to park if you avoid peak hours, Go through Macy's & you'll find the skybridge. Cinemark is great place to go. Foods or other entertainment? I'm not so sure. read more

Beautiful array of stores, coffee bistros, hotels & shopping plus a great Spa in Gene Juarez! Also bonus was the art wall by W Hotel and friendly & professional staff and building concierges! Place also houses high end retailers as Hermes, LV, Prada, Gucci, Monclear, among others though sad part that NM finally closed this location...Still, with the vast collections of high end goods retailers it is a shopping destination! Here too is John Howie Steakhouse famous for their quality & cuts as Wagyu though it will set you a few hundred dollars to dine in even with a small party of 2 or 4. Be prepared to spend $100-200 per person to fully capture the ambience and proper dining course experience! read more

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One hour to cook chicken and bring its raw that's something new in service! No one pic up any empty glass ...

WOOOOOOWWWWW!!!!! Day trip to the USA, specifically - Bellevue, Washington. Always loved coming here - it's fresh, cool, clean, funky & awesomeness galore! Had no idea that Lincoln Square had been totally revamped! Well done to the planners, architects & visionaries for going above & beyond with this visually amazing accomplishment! While wondering & exploring we decided to head over across the street from Bellevue Square to Nordstrom Rack @ Lincoln Square. I was not expecting this magnificent design right before our very eyes - at all! Walked in & was totally blown away!!! The food court area is completely revamped with super fantastic options to please any & all! The W Hotel is connected to Lincoln Square in such a way you'll forget you're actually walking in & out of its lobbies or hanging out on the hotels patio! On the patio - I sat on a hammock enjoying the warmth from the heaters & never wanted to leave!!! Dream away & relax I did! There's multiple bar & restaurant options (see pics) inside Lincoln Square & outside up the road on Bellevue Way. After a bite you can take a walk exploring & make sure to go through - Bellevue Downtown Park - right next to Bellevue Square. This is a serious multiple hours day trip right here alone @ Bellevue downtown! So plan accordingly or even recommend staying a night or two at any of the fabulous surrounding hotels! Get down here to Bellevue ASAP & check it out! read more

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Came here so we could dine at Din Tai Fung. From what I can see, businesses are open and implementing safety protocols. The place is a great space. We usually park across Bellevue Way at Bellevue Square. I like the parking spaces there better. There's a sky bridge to Bellevue Square as well as the one connecting to the Westin building. There's a great assortment of businesses at Lincoln Square; restaurants (Din Tai Fung is our favorite), stores (Container Store is our favorite). They have nice art displayed too (Chihuly?). read more

The service received today was great. The selection was good. The value was pricey. Popcorn was good, but my Flat Bread Pizza was salty. read more

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Din tai fung!! That was the only reason I used to come here for. Now there's Microsoft offices. And the views from the office/ cafeteria! It's normally empty. They have a few restaurants in here: paddy coyne, McCormick seafood, Maggiano and Din Tai fung: first US location ever. I've only been to Din tai fung and don't have reasons to go to other spots. But they all seems busy! Now the new south hall is open, you can just walk from here or there or there to here vice versa. The furniture stores seems nice but a ok. The movie theater, din tai fung and Microsoft is what I come for. But I do like that you can cross a few bridges to get to Hyatt, Bellevue square and Lincoln square south! Used to go to parlor for the comedy shows but then they stopped being fun. Too much smokes, pushy for drinks and not enough comedy. Well now it's gone and I'm glad. More family friendly! Parking is validated! Not a destination spot but I don't mind passing through! read more

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I do not have much more to offer in addition to all the other reviews out there. The place is located in the heart of Bellevue with lots of different stores and restaurants. The decor inside is upscale and modern. I would like to mention that there are two towers for this complex: the North and the South. Make sure you remember which one for parking! read more

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This place was awesome! There are many nice views and the vibe of this place was very classy and calm atmosphere. I can't wait to come back here again. This is a really good spot to take a date. read more

I wouldn't call this a mall where you walk around to past time shopping, rather it's more of a destination spot where you are here for something specific like bowling at Lucking Strike, eating at Din Tai Fung, or watching a movie at the theater upstairs. Recently there's a new addition that just got done being developed at Lincoln Square so now it's categorized in two different section: Lincoln Square North and Lincoln Square South. Both has it's own garages. North is the original side that's connected to Bellevue Square Mall. South is the newer side where there's ton of restaurant with Japonessa being my favorite. I like going on the sky bridge to take photos of the beautiful view of Downtown Bellevue. Tell me about your experience if you've been here or is going to after reading this review:) read more

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I love Lincoln Square, but understand, it's not a normal mall. It's more like a destination. You go there with purpose, not just to browse. There are some great restaurants here, a movie theater, beautiful furniture stores, a bowling alley and a stunning Dale Chihuly installation. It's basically a great date night destination with some high end shops thrown in. read more

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To quote Stacey P's review, you go to Bellevue Square to wander. You go to Lincoln Square with a purpose. Lincoln Square has a very limited number of businesses compared to Bellevue Square which is a proper mall. However, it is a good compliment to Bellevue Square by providing different fun things to do Lincoln Square cinemas is a large multpilex with a good selection of movies. There's a bowling alley with arcade at Lucky Strike. There are restaurants and a comedy club All conveniently comnnected to Bellevue Square via a skybridge (posh name for a walkway) I spent a few hours here during my recent holiday and enjoyed myself except at Din Tai Fung but that's another story: http://www.yelp.co.uk/biz/din-tai-fung-bellevue#hrid:My9hFr6aRNTedLMFV4-IHw read more

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** Roof Top Only ** Friends and I joined a meetup roof top party on 4th of July. We paid $15 per person to get in. It's totally worth the money! I believe it's a Microsoft Cafeteria. There are a lot of seating indoor. The space is wide and open. Ourdoor area is small but big enough for all the attendees to gather around. It's facing where they played fireworks. Therefore, we had a great view from the roof top. It was quite an amazing experience! read more

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Lincoln Square is an odd combo of shops/restaurants/entertainment venues. The first floor has got bars, restaurants, a Tully's, Container store, a stationary store. Second floor's got home furnishing shops, Din Tai Fung (whoo!), Lucky Strike bowling and an arcade center. Third Floor has got a movie complex and Parlor billiards and comedy club. Weird collection but its always very, well, clean, and bright. Yah, what else do you say about a mall? OH, parking can be a bitch. Saturdays and Friday nights, you might be better off finding somewhere else to park, or get ready for it to take a long time to find a spot. read more

Lincoln Square is a high end mall. The only retailers are home furnishings, The Container Store and a paper store. There's a movie theatre with a couple IMAX screens with great fake leather seats and good sound. They have a night club that has pool, dancing, and a comedy club. The small arcade and Lucky Strike bowling center has pool too along with hot food available. You can rent out the arcade for private parties. The restaurants include Maggiano's (Italian), McCormick & Schmick's (surf and turf), Palomino (American/Asian fusion), Din Tai Fung (dim sum), Earl's (American), and Tully's (coffee). Expect 1-2 hour waits for Din Tai Fung on the weekends. Maggiano's will typically have a 45 minute wait for dinner service. Palomino and Tully's are both open for breakfast. There are a few bars. Paddy Coyne's has the Irish theme with outdoor seating. Pearl and Cypress are the others available. Truce Spa is also in the mall. I haven't been here yet, so no info to give. Parking here is always free in the garage if you show up after 5 pm or on the weekends. Check out the Chihuly multi-colored glass chandelier at the west entrance. There's also a great art collection on the first floor by the grand piano, where a pianist plays live on the weekends. read more

You can spend over $300 at a restaurant in Lincoln Square for drinks/happy hour/dinner and then walk over to Bellevue Square to buy something at the mall since you're there, and end up paying for parking at Lincoln Square because apparently, it's just a 3-hour validation. Shouldn't you just give free parking for dinner? Will rethink going there again, or time it better, not go shopping in Bellevue Square, and instead order online since most spots have free delivery these days anyway. read more

As a developer, why build three stories of shopping/dining/entertainment, and only have an elevator that goes to the second floor? WTF Lincoln Square?!! I would expect that from a "Tacompton" mall, but I expect better from you Bellevue. Damn baby, you frustrate me. Overall the Lincoln Square addition has brought some much needed new entertainment options: Cinema, The Parlor, and Lucky Strike to downtown. The food choices are nice too (Pearl, McCormick's, Maggiano's) and the Westin is one of the better hotels on the Eastside. I'll keep coming back, but I'll continue to park across the street, cause the garage is way to narrow for a wide body ride. read more

Dropping a 5 star here because Lincoln Square / Bellevue Square offers such an incredible variety of options, no matter your taste. You can try almost any variety of cuisine you like then follow up with a movie at one of the best cinemas in the area. If you are here for shopping, you have hit the jackpot. Video games or bowling? Lucky Strike. Billiards or club night? Parlor. Irish pub? Patty Coyne's. The list goes on - taiwan food, Italian, sports bar, whatever. Love downtown Bellevue! read more

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You go to Bellevue Square to wander. You go to Lincoln Square with a purpose. It is not a large mall, but a small three story collection of furniture stores and the Container Store, and restaurants. There are more stores on the outside of the mall then there are in. The restaurants all tend to be very busy, especially on the weekends, so be prepared to wait. The parking is well lit, free, and plentiful, but it also can fill up very quickly on a Friday or Saturday night. read more

Lincoln square is full of amazing restaurants and decent stores, we could go once a week and try something new each time for quite a while! It's higher end, and higher prices, but also for the most part higher quality. It's connected to Bellevue square, so you can get to just about anything you traditionally want at a mall, while still getting spoiled by the gorgeous art installations throughout Lincoln Square. There are free restrooms on the secon floor of the Bellevue Collection section just near past Dote coffee bar. :) read more

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I usually only go into Lincoln Square for the movie theater but they do have a comedy club, bowling alley, a few stores, and restaurants. Why the three stars? The escalators, they are set up so instead of quickly making your way to the top when you are in a hurry you have to circle to the other side to go up another level. Also escalators should be stand to the right is you are riding and walk to the left... not so here it's always blocked and would take too many excuse-mes' to get by... sigh. Maybe the elevator would be faster? Anyways there is a really pretty glass sculpture and cool waterfall to look at while you are stuck on the escalator at least. read more

Needs some one regulating the elevators after snowflake lane ends. There was a family that didn't let anyone take the elevators because they didn't want others riding with them. It slowed down a ton of groups trying to get to their cars. People shouldn't come out to crowded places and block entire elevator cars if they are worried about COVID in the first place. read more

Weekend parking are free. I think you have to pay to park here during weekdays? Not sure. This "mall" is much smaller than Bellevue Square. Stores are limited. There are some restaurants here like DTF that is super crowded. There is also a movie theater on the top level. It is huge. I would come here and often end up walking to Bellevue Square just because I could actually wander around there. With Lincoln Square, not as much. read more

It's so.. pretty! Lincoln Square is quite large and although I haven't explored the whole square, my first impressions was stunning(: Of course, I'm not from Bellevue and only come up once in awhile so regular Bellevuians might think its not that fancy. I however, had my first drink of Tullys here at Lincoln Square. It was great(: Walking around Lincoln Square on a regular night- is kind of fun. My friends and I were looking for a way to get to Nordstrom but went through a flight of stairs, some doors, and walkways haha. Oh my goodness! I went to a store called the Container Store?! That is one interestingly fun place to look around during someone's free time. Good stuff. read more

The overall feel of Lincoln Square is amazing! First off, super family friendly. The selection of shops, restaurants, and events is most likely one of the tops in the state. During Christmas, snowflake lane is a fun and family friendly place to visit. read more

You fancy huh? Lincoln Square is pretty F A N C Y. A nice privately owned movie theater (meaning not Regal or AMC), plenty of chain-y type restaurants available to choose from and high end furniture stores all in one place. Don't forget about DTF. That's Din Tai Fung -- Taiwanese style dumplings (other location is in HK) if that fancies you. Also in the building: Tully's coffee, billiards at Parlor, bowling at Lucky Strike, Italian cuisine at Maggiano's, and traditional American all under one roof. Can't forget the Container Store. Not too shabby. Free parking in the mid to late evenings and weekends with 5 levels of covered parking. During the cold, wet, rainy months you don't have to worry about walking out in the cold to get to your destination because you can get there straight from the garage! Careful where you park before 6 PM because Microsoft does occupy office space above all the businesses on the main few floors. There are signs to direct you. Bonus: I'm never worried about getting shot here. Like the bang bang kind with a gun kind of shot. read more

Worst parking garage in the world. Narrow stalls and 2 of 3 are by a huge cement pillar. Not laid out well for access to the mall above. Some areas are really narrow to drive through. People don't read so those entering don't realize vehicles exiting don't have a stop sign. People leaving will stop when they don't have a stop sign. When exiting to NE 8th ST, there are 2 right turn only lanes. Vehicles have a controlled green arrow but traffic already on NE 8th don't recognize their red light. read more

First time at this shopping mall. It's a beautiful mall and square. I loved the feeling of being in luxury while I was strolling around in the mall and shopping. The mall wasn't crowded on a weekday in the day. I suppose people are working while I'm shopping...oops! Shhhh, don't say anything. read more

The main parking garage off of Bellevue way is a death box. People will wait in front of you for up to two minutes for a parking spot while a long line of cars trap you from behind. The extra frustrating part is that a million spots are open if they would just drive up a level. Other than that it's a nice mall. read more

Lincoln Square is one of the newer and fancier shopping centers around although there isn't really a whole lot of shopping to be had here. The main attractions here are food, entertainment, and a gigantic blown glass sculpture all wrapped up in a very clean and shiny building. Lucky Strike Lanes is a great place for bowling and arcade games as well as a fun place to just hang out for happy hour, The Parlor is a really nice pool hall that also features an auditorium that mostly features live comedy, and Lincoln Square Theater is one of the better places to catch a movie in the greater Seattle area. Food selection includes Palomino, McCormick and Schmick's, Earl's, and Maggiano's although nothing really jumps out as being more than above average fare. If you do want to do some shopping there's a furniture store, a paper store, and a container store...and not much else really so you might as well walk across the sky bridge to Bellevue Square Mall where there are many options for parting with your cash. Overall this is a fun and upbeat place to hang out and is really just a nice addition to the much larger mall space across the street. read more

This is one of the cleanest kept and best looking 'malls' or shopping centers I have ever been to. Now on the other hand from a functional stand point its just annoying. The elevator system doesn't go to the 3rd floor, and if you want to go up you have to go up one escalator walk to the other side go up the other escalator repeat until you get to the top kind of a nuisance why couldn't up escalators be on one side and the down all be on the other side? Who knows? Some of the businesses found here are worth the hassle though. The parlor, Lucky strike (on the right night), container store and Paddy's are all good businesses. Also the parking makes you feel like your going on a journey to the center of the earth by the time you finally find a spot. The garage lay out is annoying and the spots are too close together and it's like a maze getting out. read more

Lincoln Square has Din Tai Fung, Microsoft Offices, and some other stores and restaurants too. The only main reason I usually come is to get Din Tai Fung! It is also connected to Bellevue Square too, the whole place itself is pretty empty, clean, and spacious. read more

It's like the Disneyland of shopping centers. It's sooo foo-foo you'll think you're in an alternate universe. They've closed the JC Penny's to make room for more high end boutiques, of which there are plenty. In fact the entire place is full of expensive high-end brands, boutiques and chain stores. So don't expect a local eatery or some local gem that you won't find anywhere else. That's not what Lincoln Square is about. It's all about brand loyalty and the upper echelons of the Seattle scene, which is evidenced by the many BMW and Mercedes in the parking lots. Not only that but there's a Tesla dealer on the second floor of the mall. It doesn't get any more foo-foot than that. But along with luxury comes convenience, of which there is no shortage. When you've finished buying your overpriced jeans and have sufficiently racked up your credit card at Nordstrom, there's plenty of restaurants - and good ones. There's a Cheesecake Factory, Red Robin, and a Ruth's Steakhouse across the street. There's also lots of entertainment, like a posh bowling alley with pool tables that will quickly deplete any funds remaining on your credit card after shopping, and a movie theater. And parking, there's lots of parking! Come prepared to spend some money, and dress well so you don't look out of place. read more

Lots of cute shops to dip in and out off. The architecture is also very nice and picturesque. There's something slightly romantic, sad, and grimy about the area all at the same time. I definitely want to go back and explore some more. read more

Graphically intense interior setting feature advance food catering schematics, touchscreen elevators and grand expenditure spend-adventure for the social climbers, elites, warriors of the night owl party. Credit card scores of over nine thousand strongly suggested. read more

Was very unimpressed with the parking staff. They're not taught customer service they can only act with in the realm of what is written in stone. Apparently I missed my three hours of parking by eight minutes and they insisted on charging me. My answer to that is I won't make the mistake of shopping that long at that place anymore. Highly annoyed at the concept. read more

This is my favorite "mall." They don't have any normal mall stores. It's all about the pubs, restaurants, and movie theaters! Well done!