Coffee and food quality was soo good! Croissant and latte are my favorites every time I go there!!…read more Ambiance is soo nice for a relaxing vibe, you will be friends catching up, early morning doctors getting coffee after a long night shift, few people working from the cafe :) Wall of fame/history is so cool to sit Infront of it and reminiscing about the change they brought!

Crossroads Mall has many options for dining, but if you're looking for a real break--a treat, a…read morebeverage, and a place to watch the world go by--The French Bakery is here for you. With tons of options for treats, from the fork required kind to the tear-it-apart-with-your hands kind, the sweet kind to the savory kind, and the classic kind to the fun modern twist kind, you'll probably find something to please. They also have a HIGHLY respectable selection of coffee beverages that are just as pretty and tasty as can be. The service was great--friendly, helpful, and efficient, and they made me the prettiest cappuccino ever. I really enjoyed the outdoor seating area. The tables were the perfect size for one or two people, complete with charming flower pots. It was a great way to pause and refresh.

I can't believe I have not reviewed this before. This is one of the most unique restaurants in the…read morearea. The food is fantastic, and it isn't just the same old dishes. They have so much variety on this menu, we have trouble picking out what to try each time. They even have vegetarians covered much better than is typical for Latin American food. You won't be disappointed here. Yes, it is a little expensive and it is slow, but totally worth the wait and the price. I don't say that lightly. They also give quite a bit of food for the money, so I think it is worth it. Every time I come to Crossroads, I think I'm going to try some other place out, but it ends up being a dish from this place. Don't worry we get multiple entrees when we go to Crossroads. The food court is too awesome to pass up trying multiple things. Just start with this one first as it does take them awhile to make the food. This is not fast food.

Hidden Treasure…read more Monserrate Columbian Cuisine is inside the Crossroads Mall, so it can be easy to miss, but it is worth the hunt. We each had the Patacones: crispy green plantains with tomato and onion sauce, cheese, and choice of protein (we each chose chicken) and the Empanadas Colombianas: fried corn empanadas filled with choice of protein, lentils, cheese, or spinach cheese. The plantains were crisp and the protein was incredibly flavorful. However, it was the empanada and the accompanying sauce which captured our hearts. The empanada shell was so crisp, contrasted with the ooey, gooey melted cheese, perfectly complimented by the green sauce. Although I like my food a little spicy, the green sauce was made the traditional way. They do have a spicier sauce, if you ask. We will definitely return-- the food was delicious, the staff was incredibly friendly. Make a trip to Monserrate Columbian Cuisine--it is worth the search.

Jinya was really good! Definitely a sleeper ramen spot that I wasn't expecting to enjoy as much as…read moreI did. The ramen was solid, but the crispy tacos were the standout they were SO good. Great spot for a casual meal. I'll definitely be back for another lunch or dinner!

Service was bit slow, had lunch. Food options are limited for vegetarian. Staff is friendly…read more You get dessert complimentary if you open a rewards account

If you're looking for a sweet treat that you can get by the slice from your freezer I couldn't…read morerecommend this place enough. I only tell you to keep on the freezer because if it's on your counter, it'll be gone in a day. Their lemon poppy seed loaf especially is insanely delicious and I've been getting it for 10+ years - since I was a kid! They continuously have brought out more delicious baked goods and gf items over the years and I've never had anything not delicious from this place. Love it. I've said they're the best around the greater Seattle area without a doubt. If you're gf, shopping in there for the first time you'll genuinely feel like a kid in a candy store - go if you haven't already!

I can't believe it's bread!…read more Yeah, that's what you feel when you eat anything from this store. Never had anything gluten free better than with gluten including cup cakes, biscotti etc. A tiny shop with a cute entrance with flowers. What bothered me was that none of the products had prices and I had to ask the price for each product. This is expensive but whatever you buy tastes great!

- good for takeout -…read more We ordered takeout on their website and it was ready in 10 minutes. My husband ordered the Phad See ew with chicken and I got the panang curry with chicken. Both are $15.95 before tax. You just need to tell them your name when you pick up your food, but the lady at the front desk was kind of out of it.. since it was empty at that time and she was definitely thinking about something else... Or maybe my name was too weird for her so I have to tell her twice lol. The portion is alright, but you need to pay $2 for rice, so I skipped it. I have instant rice at home and it takes 90 seconds to microwave. Anyways the food was pretty standard, nothing special. The spice level is Americanized, so not super spicy in my opinion. My husband's 4 star pad see ew was totally tolerable for me. We will come back for takeout if he is craving thai food again, though I'm not really a fan of any restaurant who sells curry without providing rice for free lol.

Ordered to go but there is lots of tables for dining in. Friendly service with call pickup order…read more Portion for the curry was smaller than expected. All the dishes were delicious and fresh. Beef cost extra $4 for each dish.

It's been a while since I been back and i think the portion is slightly smaller than before. We got…read morethe seared salmon bowl with added hamachi poke for an extra $3. The bowl was good, the seared salmon was a little inconsistent, some were a little dry. There was also some salmon poke underneath as well. It didn't seem as busy as before either, so I'm not sure if the quality has gone down. It is located in crossroad malls so it's pretty chill and quiet. Overall it was good, just not as good as I remember.

Got a seared salmon box because of other Yelp reviews - 10 pieces for $22 is not cheap, but also…read morenot bad. Checking other sushi places nearby it seems like ~$3 per nigiri is about normal. The sear really adds a nice smoky flavor, and the fish to rice ratio is very nice - each piece of fish is quite thick, and they are very fatty pieces of salmon. I do wish it was slightly *more* seared to intensify the flavor even more, but that's a personal preference. I've had this item a couple of times and it's great each time.

Went to Tutta Bella for a family dinner and it was pretty good! Located in Crossroads mall…read moreBellevue. Lots of parking around for the mall. The restaurant interior is pretty big it wasn't crowded they have a large room to the right of the entrance for private parties. The room is really nice being separated from the rest of the restaurant. Two downfalls of the room is that the sun shines right in and there's nothing to block the sun from those guests that have the sun on their face. There's also a door hook on the floor near the entrance of the room and it's located at the end of a long table (had a party of 20) , lots of people kicked it and tripped on it, ended up covering it with a chair, would suggest if the door is closed and the hook is exposed to cover it with something so people see it. Delicious appetizers- garlic knots and vongole pomodoro, never really had a clams appetizer with tomato sauce so that was different and delicious. Could've just had these for dinner loved the clams so much and it came with a ton of clams! Entrees- Caesar salad and tried a seasonal feature - spring forest gnocchi with pancetta - Potato gnocchi finished in a white wine cream sauce with roasted asparagus, peas, wild mushrooms, crispy pancetta, and Grana Padano $26 Caesar salad was good a little too lemony. The gnocchi dish was good loved the mushrooms and veggies but thought that it could've used a little browning on the gnocchi. Overall it was good liked the white wine cream sauce, it was light and not a heavy cream sauce. The kids pepperoni pizza was big for a kids meal it came out fast which was great love when restaurants push to get kids foods out because they know the kids are hungry! The kids meal $14 came w pizza $2 add on for pepperoni, drink, dessert - chose the cannoli and it came with 2 mini cannolis. Our server was excellent and did really well for handing a party of 20 on his own. When asked for items like extra napkin. They had extra cool and hot water set throughout the table which was nice.

Tutta Bella's is a restaurant where I actually love everything on the menu. I went to the…read morecrossroads restaurant. I haven't been in a longtime. The restaurant area was open and it was easy to get a seat with no wait time. We wanted the happy hour and were told we had to move to the bar to get the happy hour fair. So after having our appetizers we moved to the bar. At the table we ate the pesto pasta gnocchi which was really delicious. We also ate the mushroom burrata. This one was good but very spicy for me. We also ate the special peach salad. It was a nice summer salad with lots of cheese and a perfect amount of peach. At the bar we had the happy hour margarita pizza which was delicious. We also ate the cauliflower which had a garlic cheese flavor and was good. I ate it without the pancetta which made it taste more garlicky. The garlic knots were nice but very garlic and butter flavored. It was good with the tomato sauce. For dessert we had the warm caramel cake. It is the most delicious cake ever. All the food we ate there was delicious. The only negative thing was the bathroom was very messy. I have never seen it this messy. It may just be because we had a late dinner. The other problem was that the cloth table napkins smelled so bad like mold. I don't think they are washing them.

Had a wonderful dinner here, service was friendly and attentive, answering our questions about the…read moremenu and food. Pictured is the Roti and Yellow Curry and the Pad See Ew chicken. The roti was very crispy and flaky, and the Pad See Ew's wide rice noodles had great texture and was delicious. The restaurant doesn't seem very big inside; there looked to be about 10 tables total. The also have their own parking lot right outside, so parking was not an issue.

normally get the traditional dishes like Pad Thai or Pad Ki Mao at Thai restaurants, so I was…read moreinterested to try the Crispy Garlic Prawns out The batter on the prawns (shrimp) was pretty decent - although it wasn't really crispy like the name suggested, it was a little bit crunchy and you could tell the sauce was definitely there. The fact that these were also coated in oil was pretty nice. On the inside, I thought the prawns were cooked well - they remained pretty soft and didn't appear overcooked I did feel like the spice was pretty much missing, though. I ordered 4/5 stars, but it tasted more like 1/5 stars as there was a pretty significant lack of spice that took away from a lot of the flavor potential. Speaking of the missing flavor, there should've been a lot more sauce added to this dish - either poured on top of the prawns or the prawns come sitting in it. The benefit of this is that it you can mix everything with the rice - and this sauce coats the rice to make it taste good. The way it's currently presented, the prawns are too large to really eat with the rice, and mixing the two will just result in eating the meat and taking another bite of plain rice because there isn't enough sauce to coat the rice. This dish just ended up being eating the prawns by themselves - the rice wasn't super useful As a result, after finishing I really wasn't that full For the price (around 20 ish) there are a good amount of prawns, but I wouldn't really say you're getting a good deal here

Ah. This was hard. Part of me wanted to give 2 stars but.. it's complicated…read more We came on Labor Day, and damn they were so severely under staffed. The waitlist said 7-10minutes. We waited 20, but no biggie. The waitress was very sweet. The issue was EVERYTHING was a wait. Between being seated and even getting a glass of water, was about 10-15 minutes. I think if we came on a non holiday it would have been better. Hopefully. The food: We got chicken karaage, which was honestly sooo good. Like truly 5/5. Tonkotsu shoyu with added Green. 4.5/5. It was honestly the best broth and noodles I've had in a long time, the let down was the pork. It was so fatty and I think under cooked. Literally tasted like a Christmas ham. If they fixed that, easy 5/5. All star: 4/5. Not as good of a value. Great flavor but the shoyu is better. More veg. Also thought the pork was not good on this one. Shoyu: 5/5.

Chilled glasses for the beer. Agadashi Tofu is wonderful…read more The curry and Karage are a pairing made in heaven, and the rice is truly SO good. It's not your average rice. Ordered a side of udon noodles to go with the curry sauce and it was just WOW! First time bringing a friend son and he was amazed and impressed by the garlic Tonkasu ramen he had. One of the nice touches they have are that some green onions are chopped and sprinkled on top of the extra noodles. That flavor is very important. Service was attentive and outstanding, per usual. It was Alan and another young Asian server. And always love the takeout presentation.

There was some iffy planning on a Bellevue teriyaki restaurant's part when they locked my two…read morefoodie friends and me out of eating there an hour and a half before closing with no explanation, so we found this place instead. One of my friends and I have already had their location in Georgetown countless times so we were happy to recommend our choices for our other friend this Friday evening around 7pm. Welp, we came into very full seating inside an extremely tight yet cozy seating area if it weren't for all the noise from there being so many people inside. It was so full and more people kept lining up behind us that we decided to do takeout and eat our food on the hood of my car despite spaces opening up as we waited about 20 or so minutes for our food... did I mention the parking lot for this place was nearly full and spots were very unforgiving in elbow room? Also that it's peak dinner time? Anyway, you place your order on a lone kiosk up front which did contribute to the really long line forming near the outside entrance. Like their Georgetown location, they offer a ton of hearty donburi and some appetizers and soup. Staff were a little rushed with some orders and forgot to give me utensils when I requested them through the kiosk but this didn't affect my overall experience, as I went back and they were more than happy to give them to me. We got their unagi donburi, which consists of a ton of broiled freshwater eel with an umami seasoning and tender juiciness, all on top of a huge bed of rice and with some radish. One of my friends instead got their una-gyu donburi which is a mix of unagi and sukiyaki beef, though that means we all got their unagi. Eel wasn't too salty, and scales are very fine and small that you can just eat it as is. This was a warming, hearty meal that sat very well with me and my friends. For this location and the one in Georgetown, I am most certainly coming back for some more!

I thought it was another fast-casual spot but this place really stands out from the rest. I got the…read morechirashi bowl and the fish was fresh, the rice well flavored, and portion size satisfactory. Really enjoyed it. My family got the aburi sake and volcano donburis and enjoyed their food as well. They have a wide variety of donburi options - fish, meat, katsu, and tofu. Definitely look forward to coming back for more. Not a large restaurant so the tables can fill up quite fast. Order at counter or kiosk and they serve the bowls to your table. You bus your own table after.