Bellevue’s dining landscape is continually evolving, offering residents and visitors an array of new and exciting culinary experiences. Here’s a curated selection of recent additions that are making waves in the local food scene.
Club Seltzer, KODE Pizza, and EatDirt
Located in the Lincoln Square food court, these three establishments bring fresh energy to Bellevue’s dining options. Club Seltzer is the Pacific Northwest’s first seltzer-focused bar, offering vibrant, non-alcoholic beverages crafted from adaptogens, fresh fruits, and botanicals. KODE Pizza serves up Detroit-style pizzas with crispy edges and a variety of toppings, available by the slice or whole pie. EatDirt emphasizes farm-to-table dining with a menu featuring seasonal ingredients sourced from local farmers, including sandwiches, salads, and a bone broth bar.
Sabine Café
Set to open in early 2026 at The Eight, a 25-story office tower in Downtown Bellevue, Sabine Café will bring its Mediterranean-inspired all-day café, bar, and bakery concept to the Eastside. Known for its brunch offerings, craft espresso, house-made pastries, and dinner and cocktail menus, Sabine Café aims to cater to both office workers and local residents with an expanded grab-and-go menu.
Nobu
Scheduled to debut in 2027 at Avenue Bellevue, Nobu will introduce its first restaurant in the Pacific Northwest alongside the brand’s first-ever residential project in the United States. Co-founded by Robert De Niro and renowned chef Nobu Matsuhisa, the 10,000-square-foot flagship restaurant is expected to elevate Bellevue’s status as a global center for luxury living and world-class dining.
Salt & Straw
On April 24, 2026, artisan ice cream favorite Salt & Straw opened its Bellevue location at 10415 Northeast 4th Street. Known for unique flavors and collaborations with local businesses, the shop offers a rotating menu that reflects the Pacific Northwest’s culinary creativity.
Taqueria Los Tetillas
This highly recommended Mexican food truck, located at 13555 SE 36th St, is known for its flavorful dishes and friendly service. The menu features a variety of options, including vegetarian choices like tofu-based chorizo. Favorites among customers include the sopes, quesadilla plate, and breakfast burrito. The generous portions and reasonable prices make it a must-visit spot in Bellevue.
La Chingona Taqueria
Operating from a food truck at 11611 NE 8th St, La Chingona Taqueria serves original family recipes and popular regional dishes, including some of the best street tacos in the area. Open early and closing by 4 pm most days, it’s a convenient spot for a quick and delicious meal.
Wagyu House
Wagyu House is preparing to open a new location at 700 Bellevue Way NE, Ste. 280. The restaurant centers its experience around all-you-can-eat yakiniku, a Japanese BBQ style where guests cook premium meats at tabletop grills. An opening date has yet to be determined.
Macadons
Macadons, known for its macarons and Asian-inspired ice cream, opened its second location inside Lexus of Bellevue at 101 116th Ave SE. The café features exclusive macaron flavors alongside artisanal coffee, teas, and savory bites.
These establishments reflect Bellevue’s dynamic and diverse culinary scene, offering a range of options to satisfy various tastes and preferences. Whether you’re a local resident or a visitor, exploring these new dining spots is a delightful way to experience the city’s evolving food culture.