Hi Bellevue readers—Henry Stewart here bringing you a roundup of solid local deals and offers worth knowing about. Whether you’re grabbing dinner, shopping, or stocking up on groceries, there’s something here for you.
1. Dining & Happy Hour Highlights
The Redd Dog Bellevue is offering great food specials: Kids Eat Free on Sundays with a minimum purchase of $25. Love cheap eats? They also have $10 Cheez & Pup-Peroni Pizzas on Mondays, 50% off tacos on Tuesdays, and <strong$5 hot dogs on Mariners gamedays. Perfect for families or casual nights out.
Topgolf Swing Suite has a great daily happy hour: $3 bites, $6 drinks & appetizers, $9 for mains and wings during early evening hours. If you’re out late, they also do a late-night happy hour with similar bite & drink specials.
2. Shopping & Retail Perks
The Bellevue Collection has a program called Collection Perks, a free digital pass offering exclusive offers at Bellevue Square, Lincoln Square, and Bellevue Place. Employees can unlock deals like 20% off at Athleta, a free chef-selected appetizer at Daniel’s Broiler, and discounts at local car wash and salon services. No app needed—just get the pass via text or email and show it to redeem.
3. Grocery & Community Discounts
Uwajimaya Bellevue has ongoing shopper-friendly promotions. There are “Senior Tuesdays,” where folks 60 and older get 10% off regular priced items during morning hours. Also, college students can take advantage of “College Night” every Friday evening with their student ID. These apply in-store only and exclude certain categories.
4. How to Stay in the Loop
Want new offers delivered to your inbox or phone instead of hunting them down? Here are a few ways:
- Subscribe to local newsletters or “Locals Specials” digital feeds to get alerts about restaurant and retail deals. Bellevue has dozens of deals updated weekly.
- Sign up for loyalty or perks programs at places like Bellevue Collection (you’ll instantly get a digital pass) and Uwajimaya (student or senior discounts).
- Follow Old Bellevue businesses through the Old Bellevue Merchants Association—some offers are exclusive to members or their employees. It’s a good way to support small shops while getting something in return.
5. Tips to Maximize Savings
Here are a few tips I’ve learned navigating Bellevue’s deals:
- Always check time restrictions (happy hours, senior hours, etc.). A deal might only apply during specific hours.
- Confirm exclusions—some discounts don’t apply to sale items, gift cards, or certain departments.
- When using digital or emailed perks, have your pass or code ready before you get to the register to avoid surprises.
- If you’re planning a group outing, mix and match deals—happy hour + Collection Perks = big savings.
Bellevue has more affordable options than you might think once you know where to look. Try out a few of these offers and let me know what finds you uncover—happy saving!