International Square Food Court

Absolutely beautiful seating area. They really did a wonderful job decorating. I love how open and bright it is. Would definitely come back on a date or with friends! Several options for food and drink.

Of course the interior is beautiful and there's lots of space which I love. But as you can see the other reviews mentioning, the prices are high, even for downtown. That did not come as a surprise to me, but the service at the bar was the worst I've ever had. The bartender (female) was extremely rude to not just me but all of my friends individually. I understand that sometimes you can be having a bad day but snapping people who are just trying to order is bad manners. I hope someone can bring this up to her or she can find other work better suited to her demeanor.

Food courts can suck but this one is average. International Square Food Court is convenient. This is located in the Farragut West Metro station. Actually it really is international. Just that it's mostly fast food style. It has some average looking Chinese. It's surely not authentic, but it's fast. There's a buffet, which allows you to see the food before ordering. Being in a food court, that's very good. The more interesting option is the Indian. It's not as common to see an Indian place in a food court. They also have a typical greasy pizza place. Maybe the best thing is the actual court. It has a cool waterfall in the middle. There's also convenient access to the Metro station.

I eat here on occasion with some coworkers or just go get out of the office. There are multiple entrances into this food court. Once you get inside, you realize just how huge it is! Even at the peak of lunch time, there is always somewhere to sit. There are small tables, long tables and booths alike. The last time I was around was during the holidays, so the decor was lovely. The fountain was surrounded with holiday trees and it made the food court feel so festive.They are supposed to have Wi-Fi, but the last couple of times I tried to connect, it didn't work. It would appear to be rather inconsistent. I hope it gets a permanent fix eventually. I have always brought my own food to the court, so I have not tried the restaurants yet. They look quite promising, though. Hopefully I can try something one day. I appreciate having a large place outside of my office to occasionally dine!

I've been here twice and have come for the Chinese food stall both times. The first time I came I got the buffet which is great when you want a variety of choices. I also got a free soup with my order, which I believe is every Thursday if you spend a certain amount. The second time I decided to try the beef noodle soup. I was a bit underwhelmed by the beef noodle soup. It was too oily and lacked flavor. It's also a bit pricey but you do get a decent amount and it comes with big pieces of beef in it. I ended up having leftovers and having it for dinner later that day and surprisingly the leftovers tasted better. I haven't tried the other noodle dishes that they offer but I would definitely recommend getting food from the buffet rather than the noodle dishes. There is more variety with the buffet and the food is a lot more flavorful.

I stumbled upon this place by accident. It's nestled downstairs of I St NW - Farragut West's metro stop. You can literally access it from all four corners.It's not bad, just OK at best. It's mostly a pizza, fast Chinese food, fast Indian food type of place.There's a huge waterfall in the middle and plenty of space to sit down and eat.

There's a lot of food choices in this place, which is way bigger than you think when you go down the escalator on I Street next to the Farragut West Metro stop. At least a dozen options await. We needed a quick breakfast and went for the Au Bon Pain in there, which was perfectly fine. Good breakfast sandwiches, good selection, easy to get in and out. We ate in the seating area next to the fountain, which is a good choice when it's really cold or really hot outside and you want to stay indoors.

This food court here not only has quite a few above average restaurants but now they have Free WiFi! The Internet connection was always the downside eating here but not any more! Now we are all connected! What a great improvement! Thank you, International Square Building management!

Everything here comes with an air of pretension and the mark-up to solidify it! The sushi bar only has Omakase at $40/plate. I tried for something more economical and ended up with this 'whole' sandwich from Jamon Jamon for $17+tax.

This food court closed permanently at the beginning of 2020. They were supposed to open a food hall at street level in the same building, but those plans seem to be at a stand still due to COVID.