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Capitol Hill Food Hall - A Gates Info
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Takeout
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Dine-in
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Fast service
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Breakfast
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Lunch
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Solo dining
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Wheelchair accessible entrance
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Wheelchair accessible parking lot
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Wheelchair accessible seating
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Alcohol
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Beer
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Coffee
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Quick bite
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Wine
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Breakfast
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Casual
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NFC mobile payments
Best WLM Reviews
If you have a layover in SeaTac stay away from the Capital Hill Food Hall. The worst of airport food resides in this location. Very disorganized to begin with. One lady running from booth to booth yelling out food orders for pick up. $19 $ for a flat bread pizza. Outrageous! Ordered a turkey florentine sandwich. Got some egg and bacon sandwich. Completely cold. Also had some clam chowder, or should I say watered down clam chowder. Had some cheese fries with nacho cheese sauce. Again, the worst airport food ever. Diner beware.
I just ordered an American decaf coffee here with a little milk. They charged 69cents for the splash of milk and the coffee tasted more on the burnt/darker roast side. Wasn't a very good cup. The place looks nice though and they have several dining options like pizza, bagels, soups and more.
I had a surprisingly pleasant experience here. I ordered the BBQ chicken pizza and it was very tasty! It was expensive (which I expect at an airport), but I wasn’t mad about it because the quality was excellent.
The coffee ordering side was pleasant but wasn't told to bring an order ticket to the food area. Once that was sorted, it was another 15 minutes to get a breakfast sausage sandwich and they missed the breakfast part... No egg. Poor woman making food had two workers with her just staring at her and rolling their eyes as she struggled to make orders.
My experience with their clam chowder was surprisingly satisfying. While it may not be the absolute best, it certainly is better than many others I've tried.
I had the fish sandwich the other day. Actually decent food. The place is disorganized, but there is a possibility of getting halfway decent food at the airport. Obviously the standards are low, and the unique seattle restaurants that are supposedly here are not the real deal.
I came late morning when the airport was not busy and the restaurants within Food Hall were well staffed and clearly not overworked. I ordered a burger from True Burger. The people staffing the grill were standing there doing next to nothing and what they served ended up being an extremely soggy burger, where the bread was as mushy as mashed potatoes, and the patty was under seasoned and undercooked, and the whole thing was made with so little love or attention or professionalism one has to question Why are they bothering serving anything at all when I can walk over to the next chain fast food restaurant and get far superior items. Let the owners of the brand beware that your brand is being diluted to nothing here. This place has lost my business and my family‘s business for at least a year or two or until I’m desperate and there’s nothing left to eat, but even then.
Other stands within the food hall offer better quality and service, but it’s not possible to rate them separately, so it’s too bad they are being lumped together with this one.
Totally cromulent buffalo chicken sandwich and mid-to-bad fries. Prices are reasonable for the airport, I've paid more in the city. Place was a bit dirty but good natural light and a quieter corner of the airport. I don't regret trying it but probably not going to be my airport go-to
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