Bellevue’s dining scene continues to flourish, offering residents and visitors an array of new establishments and cherished local favorites. Here’s a look at some recent additions and must-visit spots in the area.
New Restaurant Openings
Sabine Café
Sabine Café, known for its Mediterranean and Middle Eastern-inspired cuisine, has expanded from its original Ballard location to Downtown Bellevue. Situated on the ground floor of The Eight office tower, this 3,000-square-foot café offers indoor and outdoor seating, private dining areas, and a grab-and-go section tailored for busy professionals. The menu, crafted by Executive Chef Jacob Dunkelberger, emphasizes seasonal ingredients sourced from Pacific Northwest farms, providing a fresh and flavorful dining experience.
Salt & Straw
Artisan ice cream enthusiasts can now indulge in Salt & Straw’s unique flavors at their new Bellevue location. Opened on April 24, this shop offers a variety of inventive ice cream options, including favorites like Honey Lavender and Strawberry Honey Balsamic with Black Pepper. Located at 10415 Northeast 4th Street, Salt & Straw continues its tradition of collaborating with local businesses to create limited-edition flavors that reflect the community’s tastes.
Local Food Truck Favorites
Taqueria Los Tetillas
For authentic Mexican cuisine on the go, Taqueria Los Tetillas is a standout. This food truck is renowned for its flavorful dishes, generous portions, and friendly service. Menu highlights include sopes, quesadillas, and the substantial Burrito Al Pastor. Vegetarian options, such as tofu-based chorizo, ensure there’s something for everyone. Conveniently located at 13555 SE 36th St, it’s a must-visit for Mexican food aficionados.
Los Chilangos Taco Truck
Another gem in Bellevue’s food truck scene is Los Chilangos Taco Truck. Known for its authentic Mexican street food, the truck offers a variety of dishes, including soft tacos, huaraches, tortas, quesadillas, and burritos. Their Al Pastor tacos, cooked on the spit with fresh pineapple, are particularly popular. Operating from 8 AM, they also serve breakfast burritos, chorizo, carne asada, carnitas, and more, catering to early risers and lunch crowds alike.
Bellevue’s culinary landscape is vibrant and ever-evolving, with new establishments and food trucks continually enriching the community’s dining options. Whether you’re in the mood for a sit-down meal at a new café or a quick bite from a beloved food truck, Bellevue offers a diverse array of flavors to explore.