DWNUNDR

We came for a group catch up because it's a family friendly pub and we knew there were lots of games to entertain us. The food was good, not amazing but not terrible. Definitely just your average pub food and it hit the spot. We came on a Monday night and it was super quiet. Even though it was quiet the customer service was lacking to the point where I had to go back up to the bar to inquire about a drink I had ordered 20 minutes ago and it has been sitting forgotten at the bar.We still had a great time because the ambience is great and we played so many games to entertain us while we chatted such as pool, basketball game, foosball, mini golf and ping pong. I would come back here if you have kids and they need to be entertained since it's a really big space.

Came here with some work colleagues to hang out and it was a solid time! They have a nice outdoor patio with heaters (for when it's cooler) and a bunch of games - like corn hole and ping pong. We played quite a bit of ping pong, which was I think made out of metal and the ball was squishy and bouncy. Not sure if that's to help it not be as loud or something, but it was fine for our purposes. Drinks and food were okay. I got a burger - the bun was really good, but besides that it wasn't really all-that special. Our server was really solid - no complaints on that front.

Okay, so 4 stars is a stretch, maybe 3.5 stars. 5 for service, and 4 for food, but there is something that just misses the mark. This place is "pretty okay" and the 4 stars is because I really wish for them to succeed. There's little competition on the east side of 405 for joining a crowd for drinks and food; honestly, I was both surprised and left wanting all at once.They have a couple of knowledgeable bartenders, and the drinks were good. We only had the flatbreads which were delicious and messy. The table games were fun.Here's the thing - the music was for Gen X (which I am so no complaints) and without a bar full of us, it was missing.....vibrancy. Lots to say about this, but then I'm side consulting.I'd go back because it's close to work and parking in the lot in front (no fighting the garages or scarce street spots across the bridge), but I'll always long for more atmosphere, or something that is at the tip of my tounge that I can't quite describe.I encourage you to go to give them a fighting chance to figure it out. I'd choose this over Dave & Busters up the street in a heartbeat unless you need the arcade and over The Pumphouse unless you like the claustrophobia and crowds.

This place was hit or miss. Some of the food was good. Some of it really not good. Most of the staff were very good, others not quite as much.Attached to Hotel 116, on the lower level, near Woods coffee shop, this is an easy spot to dine, no walk in the rain required. We were on foot during our stay (or ride sharing) so on a rainy night, this was the place to dine. We also called in take away one night to eat in our room. No room service.I think we stopped in here four times during our week long hotel stay. Some nights it was mostly empty, other nights busy. It was too rainy to ever use the outdoor patio, surrounded by the hotel on all sides and open to the sky above.We sat at the bar during our visits and ordered food three times, plus one visit for an adult beverage only. My husband really enjoyed their Bolognese. A meaty sauce served over a small quantity of pasta. More meat than filler he said with a little kick. I tried their fettuccini, which was good enough, creamy, mild, but that grated cheese on top is dried out. Blah. Just leave that off if you can't grate it fresh before serving. It detracts from the dish. Their Aussie Meat Pie on the other hand should just come off the menu entirely. It's a frozen pot pie for goodness sake. Skip that one.Now their burger, that's good. Onion rings are good too. The burger is grilled, cooked well, and is juicy enough to satisfy without leaving a greasy mess on the dish. The bun was fresh as were the toppings. The bartender gave us a carafe of water and glasses on our first two dinner visits. The third visit there was a different bartender. A lot of time was spent keeping busy with bar chores, but not on customer service. It happens. We just had to ask for things like drink and water refills and utensils. When other staff tried to help, they were shooed out of the area. They probably would have upped the customer service level if allowed behind the bar.Each visit had something that made me question if we should return. Take away was a terrible first impression (that Aussie meat pie and cold fries). First dine-in visit the food was OK and the service was great. Second visit the food was good and the service good. Third time the food was good and the service lacking. Prices are typical for the area and the convenience factor kept my SO suggesting we stop in again. After a long day, it made the most sense I suppose.Public restrooms utilized by the restaurant are located in the hotel hallway leading to reception. There is a full bar and several beers on draft as well as in cans and soft drinks. Parking in hotel lot is plentiful, but you may have to walk a bit depending on hotel guest level, number of coffee shop customers and restaurant customers as they all share the same lot.

This is the attached restaurant to the hotel next door to Chick-fil-A and downstairs from Wood's coffee. Came here with the fam on Saturday at noon opening and the entire restaurant was empty. Bar area and restaurant with lots of TVs and we enjoyed the games inside (outside patio had more games but rainy on the day we went). Would be a great spot for a game with friends or catch-up if not for the food. For a hotel restaurant not bad but I would not come here otherwise (we had a Groupon). The food didn't really have much of a theme and was just okay, nothing special esp for Bellevue prices at $18 a burger. Server was nice. Ample parking lot. Would not be surprised if this restaurant "goes under" at some point :/

When I heard there was a new restaurant and bar called DwnUndr, I assumed it was Australian-themed! But when my friend and I decided to check this place out, I realized the name came from the location, as it's down under the Hotel 116 building in Bellevue. So not exactly Australian. But it was a pretty fun place. My friend and I decided to meet up here for some snacks and watch Thursday night football, which DwnUndr was a good place for. The place wasn't busy, which was nice. We were able to take a seat by the fireplace, right in front of the TV. The space is pretty spread out, with several tables and chairs, along with different areas for games. My friend and I ordered their housemade strawberry lemonade, fish tacos and the beer cheese nachos. The items came out fast and everything was tasty. The beer cheese nachos were freaking good, especially if you like beer cheese. Yes, please! Also, instead of tortilla chips, they use crinkle potato chips, which were loaded with the cheese, sour cream, guac, black beans, tomatoes and jalapenos. Fish tacos were also solid, with a perfect amount of batter and crema in the flour tortillas. I would come back to DwnUndr and check out more of their items, as it's a chill spot for watching sports and food that's taken up a notch from standard pub fare. Staff was also very friendly, with attentive service. Parking is easy, as long as you can pass the Chick-fil-a madness next door. Glad to go DwnUndr!

Nothing about the place is anything special. You get a meal thats average at top dollar. If your lucky you get what you ordered and not cold. I went twice and both times my food wasnt correct. Service seems like they arent servers but average bartenders at best. Id say i caught them at a bad time but both times it wasnt even busy and they looked a bit overwhelmed.Dont get the mac n cheese looks great but no taste. Burger was decent and so was turkey club and fries.

Been to Dwn Undr 4 times now. First three times were great, 5 stars. The food is great, my fav is the truffle burger. Flatbreads are good but I'd go for the burgers since the prices are similar and the burgers are more value. Ambiance and games are the best part of the restaurant. Pool, mini golf, darts, ping pong, foosball... this place has become one of my favorite hangout spots along with Mox boarding house. My first 3 times here, the restaurant was quite empty. This made for a great experience. The last time I came, the restaurant was pretty crowded. Got seated quickly but had to wait almost 2 hours for food. TLDR great restaurant, great food, perfect hangout spot but they are understaffed so beware and prepare for a longer wait than expected if it looks crowded!!

Best happy hour in bellevue! The wings are the best wings I've ever had! The chicken quesadilla with heaping serving of guacamole for happy hour is amazing! Also the sweet potato waffle fries with their sauce is so good! Service was great as well, nice friendly waiters! Chill vibe with fireplace and games to play!

They are permanently closed! They closed back in January and have yet to post any information about an opening date. Pretty sure they are closed!