Sugar Factory

Definitely come here for the experience. The drinks are pricey but they come dressed up in all kinds of candy. We ordered a steak sandwich, sliders, chicken Alfredo and calamari. One of the goblin drinks and a milkshake. The best thing out of all the food we ordered was the sandwich, lots of meat and packed with flavor. Everything else was not great but not bad either. We came for happy hour and made reservation for 4pm. Surprisingly the place was not busy. There were only two other families dining in. The waitress was very attentive and kind especially to My kids which is a huge plus for me.

Let’s talk about the Sugar factory. This place is sure an eye pleaser. Lots to see in the restaurant it self. Lot of the food and drinks come with its little presentation when serving so that was definitely fun. Also waiters there are absolutely great! Overall I feel like nothing was too special about the food. But the simple fact that you’re at the Sugar factory a well known restaurant where celebrities tend to dine makes it so the prices are more towards the high end dining. One of their famous drink that contain dry ice will run you about $30-55 bucks.

After reading the reviews, I was a little hesitant to try this place. I will say that it was a good experience, atmosphere and good food. We ordered the mac and cheesy burger, garlic shrimp pasta and grilled cheese (for the kiddos). It was delicious! For dessert , we got 2 shakes and the brownie which were also great. Yes it is expensive but if you want something cheaper, go to a fast food restaurant. I will definitely be going back.

My drink the Diamond Rose was so good and our server was so nice. But I went there for the rainbow sliders and they ran out of the rainbow buns, so that was a bummer. The food was just ok, but I really was sad about how run down the place was. The experience was just really a little disappointing for as much money as you spend there.

This is a nice treat for kids and adults alike. A Michelin restaurant this is not, think bar food with flair. Totally edible, pretty expensive, but part of the overall experience. The focus is fun colors, desserts, and drinks that make for a fun spectacle tied into a decent meal. Huge drink goblets and desserts make for exciting things to share with a group. Having one of these in Bellevue brings some Vegas lifestyle to the Northwest. If you haven't already had this experience, you need to do it at least once.