Shopping Centers & Malls in Bellevue, WA

“I've been to Bellevue Square a couple of different times but usually it was more of a goal oriented task to get to a certain place and a thorough walk through of the mall didn't take place for quite a few years until recently by Steve and myself.When we went here a couple of weekends ago I went in with the expectation to see a Versace store and things that are really upper crust because Bellevue is a very wealthy city with Microsoft and other tech companies here and all. But instead of upper crust it was more high end. Don't get me wrong. This is the most higher class mall in the Seattle area but not exactly the stores you may see in the Forum Shops in Las Vegas or Rodeo Drive. But further thought told me that Bellevue is more business oriented rather than vacation oriented where one bloats and indulges with food and shopping and after that thought dawning on me it made sense where store after store here had monochromatic colors for their clothing which in the end was quite banal and looked like you are at least dressed for the gentrified cookie cutter. There are some stores that I do associate upper crust here like Kate Spade and a few others and a few stores that we enjoyed like a Pacific Northwest souvenir store, a chocolate boutique, the Psycho Bunny clothing store and an ice cream shop. After we were finished at Bellevue Square we went to another area of town and stumbled across Louis Vuitton and a Gucci store at another shopping center called The Shops At The Braven so that definitely requires a stop on another trip as those were kind of the stores I was expecting to see at Bellevue Square. Perhaps then I can see how people of Bellevue lavish with money growing out of their ears since this indeed is the city where prospective home buyers will offer cold, hard cash for a home that is over a million dollars.Aside from the shopping and browsing the mall looks healthy and robust which isn't a huge surprise and very few shop vacancies were spotted by myself as well as looking very clean and modern on the inside. The outside of the building looks aged but that is far from a deterrent from bringing in throngs of shoppers.”

“Went to Pet Smart to get dog food. Took Marty inside with me. Grabbed a cart to haul big bag of dog food. Marty was inspecting each aisle while I tried not to tip the cart over. At check-out, I mentioned I was going to put Marty in the car and come back for the food. The cashier kindly offered to carry the 30# bag to my car! Very accommodating store.”

“This strip mall has the only Walmart in Eastside. Great location. Has a Starbucks , kizuki ramen and more. The parking lot is sometime over crowded due to LA fitness.”

“Honestly i love my doctor at the overlake clinic he is kind caring and listens to his patients. He is a busy man and a hardworking man i would just like to thank him for the work he has put forth on my family.”

“Vibrant experience good people but I worry about the judgement from people when it comes to position of having money. Some don't come from money so people can't afford certain things so I just hope for people to get positive experiences and good advice in the future”

“The agent helped a lot. I've been with this insurance company for ten years, and you can't find cheaper car insurance than what they offer. They always call you back, because they care about you.”

“Super convenient if you live nearby— the Starbucks has good vibes and is a nice third place to work. The Town and Country has the nicest staff ever and has a great selection of reasonably priced grocery items, but beware: they always have new unique things to buy, so you may overspend!

Parking is easy too”

“Habitat for Humanity ReStore is the best! The associate there named Janet is always so kind and helpful! She’s so great! And they always have amazing furniture for super low prices!”

“Skybridges connect everything which is nice.

The 21 plus for adults because of alcohol movie theater was also pretty nice. Though the reclining seats do have the disadvantage for those wearing dress slacks of being a risk for phones in pockets falling out and being eaten by the seats Make sure you check underneath the area between the seats if that happens to your phone. I had to lift the bottom cushion up and search on the sticky floor with my hand to find it thankfully I had a friend there with me who had a different phone to use as flashlight and also to call my phone so we kept looking in the right spot.

PS remember to ask for your parking to be validated so you can park in Lincoln square instead of across the street at Bellevue Mall.”

“Negative ?
•None
Positive ✅️
•Nice Staff and helpful staff
•Good prices and deals
•Lots of parking and it feel like a neighborhood.
•Great produce section.

#localguides”

“Half Price Books, Starbucks, QFC grocery store, a branch of the library, Daisano Japanese discount store, and a wonderful assortment of independent local international restaurants make this a great location. Barnes and Noble at one end, a movie theater in back, and the post office across the street are great perifials. My brother and I meet once a month in the food court, which has a nice assortment of indigenous and international food options. I usually have the Thai Green Curry.”

“The food is brought out in a specific order you can't normally get food to come out with other food. The quality of food and service is very high but you can't customize pairing it with other food at all”

“A Peaceful, Well-Maintained Community in the Heart of Bellevue. Evergreen Village is a wonderful residential community that truly lives up to its name green, serene, and beautifully maintained. Tucked away in a quiet yet convenient corner of Bellevue, this neighborhood strikes the perfect balance between tranquility and accessibility.

Community Atmosphere:
The moment you enter Evergreen Village, you’re greeted by tree-lined streets, well-kept sidewalks, and a peaceful ambiance. It feels like a retreat from the hustle of city life while still being close to everything. Neighbors are friendly, respectful, and there’s a genuine sense of community here.

Location:
The location is unbeatable just minutes from downtown Bellevue, major tech hubs like Microsoft and Amazon, and top-rated schools. You’re also close to shopping centers, restaurants, parks, and public transit. It’s an ideal spot for professionals, families, and retirees alike.

Amenities & Maintenance:
Evergreen Village offers well-maintained common areas, including walking paths, green spaces, and mature landscaping that make it feel like a natural oasis. The homeowners’ association or management (if applicable) does a great job keeping the area clean, safe, and organized. Snow is cleared promptly in the winter, and the landscaping is vibrant and healthy year-round.

Homes & Design:
The homes here are thoughtfully designed with plenty of character not cookie-cutter like many newer developments. Whether it’s townhomes or single-family houses, the properties are spacious, with nice yards, driveways, and privacy. Many have been updated or renovated but still retain a cozy charm.

Safety & Peace of Mind:
Evergreen Village is very safe, with a low crime rate and a watchful community. It’s ideal for evening walks, kids playing outside, or simply enjoying your backyard in peace.

Living in Evergreen Village is like being part of a well-loved, peaceful enclave in the middle of a thriving city. It’s quiet, beautiful, and welcoming the kind of place where people settle in and stay for the long term.”

“Not a huge amount of stores in this mall, but a few stores keep it open. Several restaurants to choose from and a few activities for kids, but looks like they are just holding steady. Not much for growth.
The TJ Maxx, T&T Market and Target seem too be the main places to go for most of the people shopping on my last trip.
Hopefully this place doesn't close up. It is a nice place to relax and not have to worry about long lines and rude teens who think they run the world.
Clean restrooms and clean mall in general make it nice to walk around in and go to the specialty stores.”

“Bellevue Village Center (the cozy, tree-lined shopping plaza near the corner of NE 8th and 116th Ave NE) feels like a hidden gem tucked away from the downtown Bellevue frenzy. Anchored by a well-stocked QFC, Bartell Drugs, and a surprisingly good lineup of independent restaurants, it’s the perfect spot for locals who want to avoid the mall chaos.
The center has that rare neighborhood vibe: wide sidewalks, mature landscaping, and plenty of free parking (including a covered garage). Standouts include Facing East for phenomenal Taiwanese, Firenze Ristorante for date-night Italian, and Top Gun Dim Sum when you’re craving carts on the weekend. There’s also a solid dry cleaner, a UPS Store, a nail salon, and a few boutique fitness studios, making it a genuine errand hub.
It’s not flashy—some storefronts could use a refresh, and the signage is dated—but everything works. People actually linger here: you’ll see dog walkers, stroller brigades, and retirees sipping coffee on the outdoor patios. Evenings are pleasantly lively without ever feeling crowded.
If you live in Bridle Trails, Wilburton, or Crossroads, this is your daily go-to. For everyone else, it’s worth the short detour when you want good food and zero stress.
4.5 stars. Quietly one of the most livable shopping centers in the Eastside.”

“The Shops at The Bravern is such a classy and relaxing place to shop! The European-inspired design makes it feel upscale and elegant, but still welcoming and comfortable. It’s never overly crowded, which makes the whole experience even better.

The selection of luxury stores and high-end brands is excellent, and the restaurants are top-notch — perfect for a date night or business lunch. I also really appreciate the convenient valet parking and how clean and well-maintained everything is.

If you’re looking for a more refined, peaceful shopping experience in Bellevue, The Bravern is definitely the place to go. Highly recommend!”