South Hill mall opened in 1998 and then was expanded in 1992 with over 100 stores available…read more I do enjoy vibes of small shopping malls. It's not too crowded and super busy. This mall has several stores to name a few: -Barnes & Noble - Golden Corral -Hot Topic -H&M -JCPenney -Gyro Twist -Kay Jewelers -Round1 Bowling & Arcade -Target -Old Navy -Bath and Body -Zumiez -Regal Theaters -Children -Pandora -Dick's Sporting Goods -Children's play center -Rivers Cafe and so much more! There's a food court and movie theater. Operation hours are from 10am-9pm Monday-Saturday. Sunday 11am-6pm. Although I rarely shop at the mall. I pay a visit about once every 3-5 months and when I do, I enjoy walking around and splurge a little bit.

This place is a nostalgic one for me, having coming here to the mall ever since I was little. It's…read morecool to see how the mall has transformed over the years. It's fun stopping by even just for a little while. I especially like Hallmark, BJP, Box Lunch, Old Navy, Auntie Anne's, and Target. I wish they had a Lush Cosmetics but doubt this it will be added at this point. This mall is also in close proximity to several restaurants like Olive Garden, BJ's, Red Robin, El Riconsito.

This is every food-lover's dream....a casual one-stop shop with a wide range of eats! Among the…read morevariety, offerings include pizza, tacos, ramen, salad, poke, burgers, sandwiches and baked goods - definitely something to fit everyone's preferences! Prices here are on the steeper end but this food hall provides an elevated experience compared to your typical food court. It defies the stereotype that one would normally associate with food courts by proving that the term "fast food" shouldn't imply compromised quality nor level of service. The food I've tried here so far has been crafted with fresh ingredients although the flavors have been hit-and-miss. For example, I loved Barrio Luchador's tacos, but the Brawler Burger was a little too salty and oily, while the whole roast duck at Fat and Feathers was quite bland. Service is top-notch! Not only are the employees at each individual eatery friendly and helpful, but there's a wonderful cleaning staff that ensures the entire food hall space is well-kept and spotless. There are are at least a few employees who stroll around gathering empty plates and cups with a smile. I just wish there was room for more seating since during peak lunch time, the food hall becomes packed and it's difficult to find an open table. If unable to find a seat, each of the eateries can pack your food to go. Otherwise, this is a wonderful spot for a quick lunch, catching up with a friend or an informal meeting.

So far, so delicious, and almost just right…read more I've been SO excited to actually eat here after passing through to eat elsewhere. We ate at Crosta and La Baguette. Drank at Dote and eyed the Burger Bar. The HH pizzas are delicious and an excellent quality and price unmatched anywhere I've seen in the area. I enjoyed the mushrooms but would have loved them fresh and not marinated. The kids were very happy with their cheese and pepperoni (contact pizza as she called it). The French bakery next door has an awesome croque madame sandwich with bechemel sauce over the entire thing (I opted for the sauce on the side and they decided to put my cheese on the side too, which was a bad choice I didn't request). The sauce wasn't even warm and I missed my cheese on the sandwich. Next time I'll say easy sauce. They have a super delicious "hot fudge" dessert that is a brownie with a chocolate and cream mousse covered with a few brownie pieces and chocolate ganache. Oh my, I'm a baker and it was delicious! Also very grateful to find a Full Tilt ice cream selection on the east side for the first time! Baby girl was so thankful to find her blue moon front and center at La Baguette. The beer menu draft list at the burger bar was very tempting for my honey, he found a couple of new ones to try. They offer pints up to growlers. Also, my honey loves his lattes at Dote Coffee Bar. They take the time to make plenty of tasty foam for me that's well flavored and decorated with a whole bear face! The quality of food and presentation is outstanding at this food court, and I can't wait to make our way around each "station" so I can speak to all of the various tastes.

Large indoor space with a handful of eating options. This was a convenient spot to grab lunch…read morebetween museum hopping. We came during the crowded winter holiday season, and it was very crowded, but it wasn't terrible. My baby needed a nap and I didn't want to walk with her outside where it was cold, so luckily there was some quick space in the back on the 2nd floor.

This armory use to store arm. But now is a food court, museum, activity center. The lower level is…read morea children museum. The hallway has a miniature train set. It attracts a lot of children and adults. The hallway also has a stage for show and event. The side store mostly food vendors. It is interesting to see this museum.

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.

It's been quite a while since I had been here and was delighted to see some old faves as well as…read morenew places to try. There is a lot of seating....first come, first served, and you can push tables together if you have a group. Lots of food choices: Korean BBQ, Thai, Chinese, American, Vietnamese, 2 Indian, Mexican, Hawaiian, Greek, Italian, dumplings, Piroshky, French Bakery, Portuguese. Something for everyone! You do have to bus your own tables. Super easy, casual dinner. Can get really busy, though.

Lots of stores, the majority of business owners are friendly, the tattoo/piercing shop had a…read moredifferent kind of vibe. Neither person inside said hello or asked if I had any questions, they both walked away from me, one of them went and sat down at the computer until other customers came in, they returned to front began speaking with them so I left! I'm sure I saved myself some grief. Unfortunately most shops are closed down, which makes shopping more confined to what you see is what you get! And I found that most of the items for sale especially clothing are priced $40 to $45 and up, even for a simple plain tank top. Not a whole lot of food items to choose from inside of the mall but lots of choices outside of the mall, that was really nice! Overall the experience here was okay, I would return only for specific items from specific stores if I am in the area of wise it's really not worth coming to check out. But if your in the area, looking for a place to walk and chill for a few moments or even an hour, then this is the location. Take care and continue to be safe out there. See you at my next outing ;0)

Ahh, The Commons Food Court. Let's start with the obvious- food. Now, the Food Court doesn't have a…read moreplethora of big names, but it nearly makes up for that with other businesses. Gyro House, Torero's Taqueria, Mae Mee Bakery, & Baskin Robbins are all great choices. Stay away from Zita Pizza, Chinese Gourmet Express, & Wetzel's Pretzels - Bad, bad, bad. If you want Subway, visit them just outside the food court. Atmosphere. This is where it sucks. The food court is in this weird crooked L-shape - Couldn't it just be a half-square facing Center Court? Also, it's outdated and yeah.

This poor mall has seen better days. There is very little to make me want to trek a short ten…read moreminutes to come visit this location. So many storefronts remain empty or are used for weird purposes, such as a remote library. It seems the days of bustling and crowded malls is more in our past than in our future. Anchored by JC Penney's (dying retailer) and H&M, the Capital Mall does not live up to its name. Even the food court leaves much to be desired. The good news, lots of empty parking spaces!

I'm genuinely surprised by this mall because I come from California where indoor malls are dying…read more This place looks like it's struggling but is surviving, most likely because people need a place to hang out in the cold months of the year. Is this mall a fun place to hang out. Sorta. It's better than nothing. This place is genius because they are dog friendly and have poopie stations with paper towels in case Fido makes an accident and it is this reason that my sister loves coming here- so that our pups can socialize. There are okay restaurants here, but a very small food court with three restaurants which includes a a Philly Cheesteak place with bomb fries and a Panda Express. For some reason this mall has two Wetzel Pretzels. For me the better restaurants aren't in the food court, but on the outside areas of the mall. There's a fancy burger place near the movie theater which is a little overpriced with pretty good burgers, but nothing memorable. If you ask me, the best restaurants are on the outside of the mall and in the parking lots, including a Chipotle, Menchie's Fro Yo, Red Robin, Olive Garden, Applebees, etc. They also have a small Chuck E. Cheese that is a little sad because there's isn't a lot of space for anything there. There are a lot of Spencer Gifts type businesses at this location I guess to entice the teens. For me the fun is from the massage chairs. I have one at home so I don't know why I use these things, but there's something fun about chilling in public. My favorite business here is the Century movie theater which has reasonable matinee prices and lounge chairs that recline.

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.

Costco hot dogs and pizza slices are always 2 star dishes, but given the price, I need to give them…read morefour stars because they are so budget-friendly. Nice staff and location (although I'm usually here for groceries not the food court).

Their Sushi burrito is the best! It's fairly priced as well. It's located inside of the McChord…read moreExchange!

Hands down best food court Asian food! It's actually a small business owned by a Chinese couple…read morethat does the cooking. It's a fusion asian restaurant with mostly Chinese and some other Asian dishes like pho and curry. I had a little chat with the owner and the cashier and they were both super sweet. I will definitely be coming back and I highly recommend.