Woodblock

This place has really gone downhill in the past few years. The food is very mediocre and always served lukewarm by a passive-aggressive server, service is average at best, and the staff treats the place like their office. Absolutely no consideration for customers as they fold napkins and do paperwork on dining tables. Also, the rainbow flag out front is really tacky like they're trying to shove that down everybody's throats. Avoid this place if you want to feel respected and eat good food.

Went with a friend who was visiting Seattle. Clean and open ambiance was only positive thing about our lunch. Unfortunately, almost everything we ordered wasn't good in one way or other. Bloody mary (not pictured) blend and lack spicy flavor. Spicy chicken sandwich has a kick and it is actually pretty spicy! We liked the fries. Crab cake was good but I didnt care for the sauce that came with. Bacon brussels sprouts was nicely roasted with perfect texture (not too crunch or mussy) but too sweet for cajun spiced. Our server was not in a good mood for some reason and service was lacking.

This is definitely one of the best, if not the best casual American dining places in the area. Every time I've come across Woodblock it's always packed and full of rich drunk Microsoft employees. Making it a fun loud atmosphere with really strong drinks and funny people! My whole family came in around 8pm on a Tuesday and it was PACKED!! We didn't have reservations but to our suprise they were able to imedietly get us a seat! The women who took us to our table seemed kind of high, but hey it added to the fun atmosphere to the place. Suprisingly the service was decent for how busy it was, though all the workers here did seem kind of stressed. We were brought our food and drinks about 10 minutes after placing our order and it was all delicious!! I was very happy with each dish we ordered though I wouldn't expect less from a place like this. I couldn't recommend the tomato soup enough, it was some of the best I've found in the area. To top our meal off we ordered dessert, 2 scoops of ice cream, strawberry shortcake and passionfruit. Both the ice creams were pretty decent but very overpriced for the quality and size of the scoops. We had our eye on the carrot cake as well and knew we had to give it a try, which absolutely didn't disappoint! Overall I think this is a really good casual dinner place, but like most places like this the atmosphere is loud, the drinks are strong, and the prices are steap.

Woodblock is such a go to for a brunch where you do not want to think too hard about what to get. My siblings and I love this place. It's casual, easy, with good vibes. Not doing too much to be one of those "hipster-y" trendy places. Not boring at all either. The staff is such a key part in making this spot enjoyable. They are laid back but still professional and make you feel so welcome. I recommend checking the waitlist like all places on the weekend due to wait times. I got the pork belly benedict and it was an amazing combo of flavors. I find that their menu is well curated and the options have a wide range that is still cohesive as a whole.

My sister brought me here after a long flight where all they served was a biscoff cookie and water. Needless to say I was hungry! We ordered a bunch of items (burger, Brussels sprouts, wings, and kale salad) but the Thai garlic wings were the stand out!! I wish they would use this sauce for the Brussels sprouts! The sweet and spicy sauce, crunchy skin, and piping hot wings were just perfect. We came back a few days later and ordered three orders of these wings!Service was friendly and fast and the location is beautiful. Definitely recommend!

came here for brunch and tried the eggs benedict with pork belly and the banana foster french toast. was a little disappointed that they didn't have a ham option, but the pork belly was kind of a game changer; it was nice and tender and added a lot of great flavors. wish the potatoes were crispier and they didn't add parsley. the french toast also had a nice flavor and was kind of a mix of banana bread/french toast. a bit too much berry sauce, so it overpowered the toast a tad. the fries were so sapid, super fresh with so many good sauces. we came for my brother's birthday and they even gave a complimentary dessert which was very kind. the chocolate cake with vanilla ice cream hit the spot. although a little far, def a good experience!

This place has raving reviews so we stopped by here for brunch! I saw one of my friends had also left a review and raved about the vegetarian tacos so I went with that. The tacos were stuffed with veggies and eggs, but the side potato's stole the show. I also liked how it came with a side of guac and ketchup. The tacos were okay and needed more salt, but the potato's were very flavorful and super crispy! The place was super cute and looked like they had plenty of seating available. Our waitress was also super nice and our food came out pretty quickly!

Stopped in here at happy hour with my teenaged son. The small plates were unexpectedly good. My son had the crispy fries which were perfectly salty and crispy with great dipping sauces. I had the falafel bites. They were fresh, flavorful and perfectly fried. Service was great. Everyone was friendly and attentive. We will definitely stop in again when we're in Redmond.

This is a decent lunch spot in downtown Redmond. The food is ok, nothing out of the ordinary. They just have a couple of items on the menu and every time we keep ordering the same thing due to lack of options

6/16/2024Father's Day Weekend was busy for them! We waited about 40minute for 4people around 12:30pm.Located in downtown Redmond right next to the park, Woodblock offers a warm and inviting dining experience. Whether you're dining solo or with friends, this place has you covered! Avocado Toast: Creamy avocado atop perfectly toasted bread, sprinkled with a hint of sea salt--it's a brunch dream.Atmosphere: Cozy and comfortable, with both indoor and al fresco seating options. Perfect for the weekend brunch spot!