The 13 Best Places for Food Courts in Seattle

Theresa Smith: The food court is cheap awesomeness for me and my two never-get-enough-to-eat growing boys!

Ria Ndut: Love it here variety of asian snacks and drinks, asian groceries, pretty good food in the food court! There is korean, thai, hawaiian, and herfys burger so good!!

Emily Black: This place is awesome for Japanese snacks, seafood, home appliances, and FOOD COURT mmm bento

Maria Nichol: The new store is the perfect size and has everything you possibly need. I love the huge selection they have at their food court! Definitely worth the price

Weslie M.: There's something beautiful in every nook and cranny. Welcome to the neighborhood!

Christo dK: Fantastic deli with great sandwiches and hot bar for food to go. Patio seating along Columbia Park.

Allie Caudle: Sure, Uwajimaya is a grocery store, but it has become a city attraction! Check out the food court and pick up fresh Asian produce and gifts.

Alan Davis: Tasty Duck

Antonio García: Visiting Seattle? Little Money? Come to Tako kyuuban and enjoy 6 Takoyaki + Drink = 7.25Usd! .. I liked!

Jacob Evans: Best customer service in a food court restaurant ever

Amber H: Delicious Korean BBQ in the heart of the International district. Don't miss the soup, it's always great.

Kerry Moore: Do yourself a favor and avoid the heat lamp Asian food! Instead go for fresh and tasty authentic Korean, totally worth waiting a few extra minutes. Ask Ike if you want extra rice, kimchee or veggies!!

Elbert Estrella: The food court has great prices but share with a friend. Otherwise your waistline will become Costco sized!

marco deppe: Don't come shopping hungry! If you do, stop by the food court first (bring cash).

Ethan: It's absurd that the food court does not accept a debt card as payment. Cash or checks only. Checks?? It's 2014.

Scott Rose: Decent food court. A precious community asset.

Chess Erwin: This is a veritable cornucopia of arts, cultural attractions, theatres, and museums! Something for everyone, especially when weather is nice and not rainy, which probably isn't often!

BJ Liestman: A great urban center for people of all ages. Free exhibitions park space and great museums! Space needle, EmP, science center, armory, chihuly Garden, stadiums, international fountain! I love it here!

Christopher Buckley: Surprisingly decent food court.

Mel C: BEST zoo! Make time to see the otters. Kids love them!

Alex Hillinger: Go to Orangutan enclosure. Mind meld with monkeys.

Tacia Coleman: Awesome museums and constant events going on. Try the new food court. A little spendy, but lots of different options.

Nas Benali: Fun for all ages. Plenty to do if you decide to spend the day there. Great food at the food court. Wonderful butterfly farm and awesome IMAX theater.

HISTORY: This hands-on museum features IMAX movies and laser shows, plus ever-changing exhibits that include displays on dinosaurs, whales, robots and much more.

Akvile: Yummy pizza, chicken bakes, churros, and smoothies all for super low prices!

Joshua Wangadi: Lounge to relax or study, offices, and games area. Oh, and the new starbucks.

University of Washington: New and improved, coming soon!

Husky Union Building: The HUB has the only Bowling Alley (12 lanes) in north Seattle. HUB Games also has a pool hall, table tennis, arcade, and video games!

Changren Yong: The most dog friendly mall in town.

Chris Zimmerman: High concentration of ugg boots and black fleeces. Beware!

Terri Nakamura: Fabulous shopping area, free parking, terrific restaurants, and of course, THE APPLE STORE! Check out Boom Noodle, Son Risa or Piatti for yummy food.

E Lee: Vibrant place with all sorts of yummy options. Something for everyone. Yakisoba was overflowing.

Rachael Pearson: Noodle Zen was yummy and fresh, chicken and beef teriyaki was amazing!

Jack Reeves: So many options!

Ellie206: This is my ideal lunch spot!