Restaurant

We love stopping here after a day at Stevens, the Singapore noodles are very good and portions are always generous. You can eat the same food at the bar if it gets late or you want some music to accompany your dinner.

Larb gai and avocado chicken curry. The best.

I mean I'm always a little worried when high school kids make my food but they seem to do a pretty good job here

Good burgers and shakes. Always get friend pickles, even if youndonty like pickles.

Easy dinner, great for kids

Fun fountain with fish- relaxing to watch while you wait. Extensive menu with vegetarian/tofu options. Reasonable prices. Bummed you have to pay for tea. Usually water and tea are complimentary at teriyaki places- and tea here is charged at a Starbucks rate. Food tasted good enough that I will likely return. Would return for fish watching alone. ;)

Food is good. But they need to get a phone that works. Calling in orders to people who can’t hear loses then business.

Love it best pizza by far more than any other pizza place and absolutely great staff very friendly even gave me a little cup of meat for my puppy love the fact you can build your own love the different topping Artichoke my favorite . ..i most definitely recommend you having the MOD PIZZA EXPERIENCE CRYSTAL Beverly Anglin

Good service and is way better than most subways

I'm not a huge fan of SUBWAY, but this one is clean and staffed by friendly people. The quality is also very nice, so it makes it easier to find something that'll taste good.

Pricy and not that tast

My friends and I signed up and went to one of the Yuletide feasts - I'm a big historical poetry/literature nerd (as was one of my friends who went - it was her birthday present), one of our other friends is a giant history nerd, and the three others aren't especially historical nerds but thought it sounded great. Anyway - it was AMAZING FUN. You get a delicious feast, you sit at a long table in a small room near a fire - because you would if there was a village feast indoors, because you wouldn't want your guests to freeze - you get a lot of small glasses of wine and water, your feast is served on a trencher. The food we got for the Yuletide feast was magnificent - among my group of friends, particular hits were the fenberry pie, amidon tried, almond fritturs, crustade lombard. Because forks weren't commonly used around London until - I can't remember, I think it was the 18th century? - you only get a fork and a knife and your fingers to use to eat (no, seriously, it's probably on wikipedia, but I remember from my history books the English thought forks were just this emasculating Italian thing - it's hilarious). Laborers bring you the meal and you pass the plates along the table and take as much as you can handle. As this is going on, you get entertained. For the Yuletide feast we got songs of merriment, old carols (Veni Veni Emmanuel being my particular favorite when they sung it), heard poems, and got a visit from Master Payne who was a magician and entertainer who got more than what he bargained for with one of my friends. ("Wouldn't this, Jonathan, be a great trick if I could do it?" "I mean, it'd be all right." "Who are you, my mother?!") It was great. We had a great time, and plan to go back for future feasts. If you go in expected a medieval feast with all the amenities of a medieval feast and done with the seasonings they had at the time - you get exactly what you pay for (or more - I just paid $45 and all of my friends got entertained and left complaining cheerily about being too full! that is a GREAT deal). If you go in expecting a super modernized meal where everything is daintily individualized and handed out with forks, Redmond's not too far away and has a ton of great restaurants. I will say the only bad side is actually the small room with fire - like, totally historically accurate for how meals go, but the smoke did mess up my lungs a wee bit (which notably: I have asthma and was also suffering a cold at the time). That said, I took my inhaler with me, took a few puffs as needed, and I think if I just hadn't had the extra duress of a cold, I'd have been perfectly fine. Know what you're getting into - and I swear it will be an incredibly good evening!

got an email for buy a dinner get a free lasange! drove 60 miles to be told UT does not participate as they lose $! Will never return n will tell others and that's certainly lost $! Fine print should list loc that don't participate!

I have been here a few times now, gotten super lucky each time with little to no wait. Usually it is packed! Employees are super nice, and we love the restaurant's vibe. Food is excellent at brunch. The eggs benedict is good, but the hollandaise could use more lemon. Their breakfast potatoes are AMAZING! Love their fun cocktail selection too! A great place to check out if you're in the area for wine tasting.

This is a good restaurant but they add 18% of the bill for service. They give 8% of it to their employees. Wouldn’t be nice to have a business where you get it additional 10% net profit for nothing?

Chipotle is always the to go place for me for a healthier outdoor food. This place has friendly staff, indoor and outdoor seating which is neat and well maintained. The parking is ample and the waiting times are not too big. Enjoy the healthy and tasty Chipotle in Redmond

Comfort food heaven😋 Everything on the menu is sooo delicious! Great dining areas for any size dining party. Try Chan's happy hour 4-7: Bar Manager Aaron's drinks and hospitality CAN'T be beat. Good deals on appetizers!

Good food, friendly staff. Very clean. I went late at night so can’t speak for how fast the food comes normally but ours came very fast.

So yummy. Almost couldn't leave!

The best Indian restaurant in East side. Lunch buffet have so many choices for vegetarian, meat dishes and desserts. Always busy ( lots of Indian customers). Good service.