Explore Bellevue
Find your next stop in Bellevue.
Explore 108 curated places across Bellevue.
60 places found
Bellevue Botanical Garden
4.8A free 53-acre public botanical garden in Wilburton with the celebrated Perennial Border, Yao Japanese Garden, Ravine Experience suspension bridge, and the annual Garden d'Lights holiday show.
Wilburton

Bellden Cafe
4.8A warm, community-first neighborhood cafe on Old Bellevue's Main Street — specialty coffee, thoughtful breakfast and lunch, and a room that reads more like a shared living room than a coffee stop.
Old Bellevue

Mercurys Coffee Co. — Bellevue Roastery & Bakery
4.7Bellevue's flagship organic coffee roastery — a 5am-to-8:30pm daily café where Mercurys roasts its beans, bakes its pastries, and hosts the Eastside's most consistent everyday coffee crowd.
Bridle Trails
Ascend Prime Steak & Sushi
4.7Bellevue's highest dining room — dry-aged prime steaks, hand-rolled sushi, and a wraparound Cascades-and-skyline view from Lincoln Square South.
Downtown
Meydenbauer Bay Park
4.7Bellevue's downtown waterfront: a swim beach, a pier, and kayak rentals ten minutes below Old Bellevue.
Old Bellevue

Third Culture Coffee
4.7A design-forward Downtown Bellevue café where a serious specialty-coffee program meets a signature matcha bar, global pastry case, and a plant-filled room built for slow mornings and long remote-work sessions.
Downtown
Mercer Slough Nature Park
4.7A 320-acre freshwater wetland preserve in the heart of Bellevue with seven miles of trails, boardwalks over open water, a working blueberry farm, and the Environmental Education Center run in partnership with Pacific Science Center.
Newport
The Bellevue Collection
4.7Downtown Bellevue's three-building shopping, dining, entertainment, and hotel campus — Bellevue Square, Lincoln Square, and Bellevue Place connected by covered skybridges into one walkable destination.
Downtown
Bridle Trails State Park
4.7About 480 acres of forest with horse and hiking trails, just north of Bellevue in Kirkland.
Nearby — Kirkland

John Howie Steak
4.7The Bravern's flagship steakhouse — a serious dry-aging program, one of the deepest wine lists on the Eastside, and the Downtown Bellevue business-dinner room chef John Howie built.
Downtown

Dote Coffee Bar
4.6A Downtown Bellevue flagship where a small-batch, direct-trade coffee program meets a handmade chocolate program on the same bar — the signature "coffee meets chocolate" experience in the heart of the Bellevue Collection.
Downtown
Daniel's Broiler
4.6Downtown Bellevue's classic steakhouse on the 21st floor of Bellevue Place — USDA Prime beef, a serious wine list, and the piano bar that has anchored Bellevue business dinners for decades.
Downtown
El Gaucho
4.6Pacific Northwest classic steakhouse — tableside service, prime beef, and the tuxedoed room that has defined Bellevue special-occasion dining for a generation.
Downtown
The Lakehouse
4.6Pacific Northwest dining room at the base of Lincoln Square South — wood-fired hearth cooking, farm-forward menus, and a signature Bellevue dining occasion.
Downtown
KidsQuest Children's Museum
4.6Downtown Bellevue's hands-on children's museum for ages 0–10 — 25+ STEAM exhibits, a two-story climber, a full water gallery, and daily programming, all a short walk from the light rail station.
Downtown
Wilburton Hill Park
4.6Hilltop park with sports fields, gardens, and city views.
Wilburton
Din Tai Fung
4.6The soup-dumpling landmark of Lincoln Square — hand-folded xiao long bao, an open kitchen you can watch, and the most reliable table in Downtown Bellevue.
Downtown
Belle Pastry
4.6French pastry case with espresso to match.
Old Bellevue
Duke's Seafood Bellevue
4.5Pacific Northwest seafood done at a sustainability-first standard — line-caught salmon, chowder that has won its category more than once, and the most reliable seafood table in Bellevue.
Downtown
Carmine's
4.5Downtown Bellevue's Italian dining room — house-made pastas, Roman classics, a serious Italian and Washington wine list, and a table where the conversation runs long.
Old Bellevue
Bellevue Square
4.5The two-level, 200-store centerpiece of The Bellevue Collection — connected by sky bridge to Lincoln Square, Bellevue Place, and downtown Bellevue.
Downtown
Crossroads Bellevue
4.5Community mall with a famous international food court.
Crossroads
Main Street Coffee
4.5Local indie roaster on Main Street with a sunny patio.
Old Bellevue
Fonte Coffee
4.5Roastery cafe with Italian-style espresso.
Downtown
Facing East
4.5Bellevue's Taiwanese landmark since 2006 — hand-crafted beef noodle soup and xiao chi small plates, now served takeout and delivery from Bel-Red Road.
Lincoln Square
4.5Downtown Bellevue's entertainment, dining, and lifestyle complement to Bellevue Square — cinema, chef-driven restaurants, a public plaza, and the W Bellevue, all under one covered roof.
Downtown
Meydenbauer Center
4.4Bellevue's premier convention, conference, and performing arts venue — 36,000 square feet of column-free ballroom, a 410-seat theatre, and a full block of meeting space steps from light rail.
Downtown

Hyatt Regency Bellevue
4.4Downtown Bellevue's convention-anchor hotel — 732 rooms and suites inside Bellevue Place, with direct covered access to The Bellevue Collection, Meydenbauer Center, and Daniel's Broiler on the top floor.
Downtown
Wild Ginger
4.4Pan-Asian icon with satay, fragrant duck, and dim sum brunch.
Downtown
Bellevue Arts Museum
4.4Bellevue's cultural centerpiece — a non-collecting museum of Art, Craft, and Design in a Steven Holl–designed building across from Bellevue Square, with rotating exhibitions, family programs, and one of the strongest pieces of contemporary architecture in Downtown Bellevue.
Downtown
Kelsey Creek Farm Park
Bellevue's 150-acre historic farm park — free admission, live barnyard animals daily, two 1930s-40s dairy barns, playground, and quiet wooded trails minutes from downtown.
Wilburton

W Bellevue
Bold lifestyle hotel inside Lincoln Square South.
Downtown

The Westin Bellevue
Wellness-forward luxury hotel above Lincoln Square South — 337 rooms and 26 suites with a heated indoor pool, WestinWORKOUT fitness studio, Cole's Bar & Grill, and a covered walk to The Bellevue Collection.
Downtown

Caffe Ladro Bellevue
A downtown Bellevue outpost of the beloved Seattle-based, farm-direct specialty roaster — expertly pulled espresso, honest brewed coffee, and house-baked pastries a block from Bellevue Downtown Park.
Downtown
Civility & Unrest
Cocktail bar inside W Bellevue with creative drinks.
Downtown
Lincoln Square Shops
Upscale retail wing of The Bellevue Collection with restaurants, cinema, and bowling.
Downtown
Chism Beach Park
Wooded Lake Washington beach with lifeguards in summer.
Old Bellevue
Old Bellevue Main Street
Walkable historic district with indie boutiques, salons, and cafés.
Old Bellevue

Garden d'Lights
Holiday light show at Bellevue Botanical Garden.
Wilburton
The Shops at The Bravern
Bellevue's luxury shopping destination featuring Neiman Marcus, Hermès, and Gucci.
Downtown
Snowflake Lane
Nightly holiday parade through The Bellevue Collection.
Downtown
Bellevue Downtown Park
A 21-acre urban oasis in the heart of Bellevue with a signature waterfall, half-mile promenade, great lawn, and inclusive playground.
Downtown
Newcastle Beach Park
Bellevue's largest swim beach with playground and trails.
Newport
Coal Creek Natural Area
4.7Mining-history trail through a forested ravine.
Newport
Bis on Main
4.7Old Bellevue's neighborhood-anchor dining room — Pacific Northwest bistro cooking, a serious wine list, and the special-occasion table on Main Street.
Old Bellevue
Lake Hills Greenbelt
4.6Wetland greenway with a working farm and trails.
Lake Hills
Crossroads Park
4.6Neighborhood park with summer concerts and farmers market.
Crossroads

Bel-Red Barbers
4.6Bellevue's longest-running barber shop — walk-ins only, seven days a week, in continuous operation on the Eastside since 1959.
Bridle Trails
Newport Hills Coffee
4.5Neighborhood drip-and-pastry with a loyal regulars.
Newport
Monsoon Bellevue
4.5Old Bellevue's modern Vietnamese dining room — market-driven Vietnamese cooking, a serious wine and cocktail program, and one of the most distinctive restaurants on Main Street.
Old Bellevue
Starbucks Reserve
4.3Reserve flagship with rare beans and craft brewing.
Downtown
Lucky Strike Bellevue
4.3Upscale bowling, billiards, and craft cocktails.
Downtown

Cascade Upholstery & Furniture Co.
Bellevue-based upholstery workshop and showroom — reupholstery, restoration, and custom furniture work for homeowners and interior designers.
Downtown

Bellevue Plumbing, Inc.
Locally-owned Bellevue plumbing company serving the Eastside since 1971 — residential and light-commercial service, repair, and installation.
Downtown
Bellevue Club Hotel
An independent 66-room hotel attached to the Bellevue Club — a 200,000-square-foot athletic and wellness campus with indoor and outdoor pools, a full-service spa, and four dining venues, at the south edge of downtown Bellevue.
Downtown
Pottery Barn Bellevue Square
Two-floor home furnishings showroom.
Downtown

Gunnar Nordstrom Gallery
Long-running contemporary art gallery.
Downtown
Lake to Lake Trail
Bellevue's cross-town trail: roughly 10 miles linking Lake Sammamish to Lake Washington.
520 Bar & Grill
Old Bellevue bar and grill at 10146 Main Street serving classic American fare, with a patio and weekend brunch Saturday and Sunday from 10 AM to 2 PM.
Old Bellevue
Uwajimaya Bellevue
Pacific Northwest's premier Asian grocery and gift store.
Wilburton
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