Bigfoot Food & Spirits

If you’ve eaten here, I feel really bad for you. Let’s just say, you’ve probably contracted a food born illness. So those rapid visits to the lavatory, you can blame these guys.
On January 31^st, I was travelling to Denver, and I wanted some breakfast. I sat at the bar and saw how they were preparing the eggs, and well, it wasn’t pretty. I saw the «cooks» using plastic containers to cook the eggs, which wouldn’t really be an issue except for the fact that they weren’t washing them AT ALL. The process went like this, pour egg mixture into plastic container, toss in a microwave, scrape out onto customer’s plate, stack dirty containers, pour egg mixture into dirty containers, repeat… I’m glad I only had coffee. I’ve reported this place to the King County Health Department, and really hope they follow up before a serious outbreak occurs.

Airport food… Hit or miss. The food? A hit! The service? A miss.
I ordered the nachos and while they took like close to forty minutes to come out (not an exaggeration), they were delicious. You wouldn’t think that CHILI loaded on nachos would be good, along with regular nacho toppings, but mmmm it was.
The nachos are an appetizer, and you could share them between three people. It is a HUGE serving.
Definitely don’t come here if you’re in a bind for time (which, at an airport you might be) but if you want some good food Bigfoot isn’t a bad option.

Pendleton Manhattan was pretty good. Nachos were devoured by my kids. Am okay place. A little slow but not terrible. Cheaper sit down option at the N gates in seatac.

I’ll start by saying I’m Gluten Free. I know that can be difficult, and I try to give places the benefit of the doubt.
The menu here says right at the top «Ask about Gluten Free Options». So I asked the server… she replied by saying «that’s flour, right? We have a house salad».
I left at that point. Why bring up «options» if there aren’t any? Too bad, the bbq looked good.

It’s an airport restaurant, it’s not going to be amazing. However, it is decent and very timely. This place is getting some pretty shoddy reviews. I try not to eat at airports but I didn’t sleep the night before my flights and couldn’t control myself so I bit the bullet and walked over to Bigfoot.
I ordered the BBQ chicken sandwich. It arrived within five minutes. If that’s not timely service, then I don’t know what is. The plate consisted shredded chicken in a toasted hoagie roll with coleslaw and potato chips for 10.99. It’s essentially sports bar food. The sandwich was okay, the chicken wasn’t dry but it could’ve been a bit hotter. I’m not a fan of coleslaw in general and this one was much too sweet tasting. The chips are just lightly salted chips, big surprise.
They also serve drinks and I was tempted to get one but hesitated when prices weren’t displayed in the menu.

I came here because it was the only sit down place I could find in this terminal and I had two hours to kill and I wanted a beer. I sat down and then started reading the reviews and I started to regret my decision. However, after my meal arrived I was realized that I made the right decision.
First off, my server was awesome. He was a very cherry fellow who was very attentive and made sure my water was always full. You could tell he was a genuinely nice guy. Second, the cider on tap is very good. Got the traditional and the cherry and loved both. I highly recommend trying them! Now on to the food… What I had was awesome. I would recommend coming here for lunch. I got the BBQ chicken sandwich with chips and coleslaw. The food came out so quick. The sandwich was very good for the price. It was definitely filling. I could tell the BBQ sauce was store bought but I didn’t mind because they chose a flavor that tasted good. It was just sweet enough for my taste with a light smokey aftertaste. The chips were kettle cooked which are my favorite. I would recommend putting the coleslaw directly on the sandwich. It was so good!
The only thing I didn’t like was that the restaurant is definite need of rehab. Before sitting down I thought the place looked pretty nice but when I walked in a noticed some of the booths had caution tape over them and the place need some TLC. Not sure if they are in the middle of remodeling or if this is how it has been for awhile.
I’m glad I came here to have a nice cold drink and a bite to eat. I would have normally given them 4 stars but because of all the bad reviews I bumped them up one because I was expecting to be disappointed.

I’m trying to find one good thing to say about this place. How do you screw up a Club House sandwich? Looked like it was just thrown together. Tasted awful! The Chicken Caesar came with the Caesar dressing on the side. I like it when it’s actually made for me. And super salty Cobb salad was another disaster. Honestly if you paid me I wouldn’t eat here again. If you have to eat at Bigfoot Food and Spirits make sure you have lots of spirits then maybe the food might get a passing grade while you’re drunk.

One star because I cannot give 0 stars this place is a real dive filthy filthy filthy bar every one of the bartenders put their fingers on the rim of the glasses as a carrying them the other patrons at the bar waitresses do the same thing.

Abandon all hope ye who enter here.
I saw the poor rating and thought to myself «well, maybe they make terrible lunch and dinner, but breakfast is a cakewalk.» Self was wrong.
Bigfoot has found a way to ruin breakfast burritos. This is an accomplishment I thought would be impossible. See my attached picture if you are curious. They took a single piece of bacon, wrapped around it a thick egg patty (three words that shouldn’t go together) and a burrito. It was not appetizing.
The potatoes were rubbery and tasted funky.
The high point of the breakfast was a young 20-​something girl who sat down next to us with a full glass of whiskey, chugged it, and ran off to her flight. I think Bigfoot should probably stop trying to make food and stick to medicating anxiety.
Good for: aerophobics trying to lose their lucidity
Bad for: the hungry masses, yearning for good food

Airport food is hardly ever great. This place is not the exception by any means. I have been trying to stay away from fast food. Maybe I should have just had a whopper from burger king. The service was fine. The server kept my diet coke topped. I ordered the wings and the sauce was on the side and the wings were very mushy. In order to have a flavor you had to dip them in the sauce. Why not just have them covered in sauce already? I was hungry and my flight was about to take off so I ate what I could based on necessity.

I actually had a pleasant experience. The couple next to me ordered their meals first and received their sandwiches rather quickly. I ordered chili, it came within 10 minutes and it was really good; hearty, chunky, plenteous and tasty

I want to preface this by saying I travel about 70% of the time for a living, I know airport food, we all know it sucks, but wow.
Never, under any circumstance even consider Bigfoots as an option. Everything about this place is as bad as it gets.
Before we sat down we said «we have 40 minutes, is that enough time?» The response was an over joyous «yes that’s plenty of time!» We ordered food and drink right away, got our drinks quickly, then didn’t see our server until we flagged her down because our flight was about to begin boarding. Flagged her down, paid our bill and asked for it to go because it was taking too long and she says «they are boxing your food up right now.» Well, they couldn’t have been. I ordered the quesadilla with pork, none of the cheese was melted, I’m fairly certain the pork was bacon bits from a bag you buy at Costco, the tortilla was damp, and the whole thing, food, and the box was cold. I’m talking hardly edible cold, they must have forgotten to cook it, it was literally a made quesadilla, just not cooked.
My girlfriend ordered a chicken caesar wrap with potato chips and coleslaw, the picture attached is what she got. Idk what weird world these folks are from and maybe Bigfoot himself does things different, but salad is not chips, or coleslaw. It gets better though, when we opened up her sandwich, the chicken was 100% raw! Pink and slimy!
Then we get to the bill, almost $ 40 for this garage? That’s a joke right? Well our flight is final boarding at this point so I pay it and run to the plane as the last person to board. I’m planning to dispute the charge on my credit card if I don’t get my money back. We weren’t served meals, we were served ingredients, as well as lied to and ignored. I would like the manager or owner of this place to contact me via Unilocal with their phone number so we can arrange getting a refund.
This is completely unacceptable.
DO NOT EAT HERE FOR ANY REASON!

I ate here for breakfast before my flight home. I got a scramble and it was cool. The cheese wasn’t melted. Potatoes under cooked. It was a little pricey & I would’ve been mad if it weren’t for the fact that the company was picking up the tab.

Buffalo wings — asked for extra crispy. They took awhile to come out, but they were pretty good. A bit surprised since the reviews weren’t all that great. Wing portion was generous. I’d check it out again.
AJ ordered the BBQ pulled pork. He thought it was good. Bread was really soft.

Good service, probably a great place for a drink, but for food…
Had the breakfast burrito w/​sausage for breakfast. Microwaved premade egg in a burrito with a chewy dry tortilla wasn’t a good choice, add the dry not quite warm potato things and you’ve got the makings for an awful breakfast.
Coffee was good.

We had a great meal. Smoke Salmon chowder and a nice salad — it was a split meal. Yummy. Service was very good and very quick.

I’d give this place a zero if possible. DON’T EAT HERE if you want to eat food. Even Burger King and Bagels place nearby at N gates serve better tasting, fresh, hot food and coffee.
Moldy DAY-​OLD COLD POTATOES that they didn’t bother heating. POWDER EGGS microwaved, SO DRY tasted like dry flour. Raw vegies with cold CANNED OLIVES AND BEANS thrown in. BAD coffee WEAKENED DOWN with water.
Totally disgusting !!! This place should be shut down with letters written to the airport authorities.
I travel and eat at airports all the time. NO — airport food is not supposed to be this bad. THIS FOOD IS PLASTIC — does not feel, taste or look anything close to real food.

5 stars for the very friendly (and extremely busy) staff and quick service, but it stopped there.
The rest of my review should begin with …“what do you expect from an airport restaurant?” Being in an airport should not be an excuse. I know that many airports charge high rent fees and that is passed on to the food prices, but still, lets be reasonable. Stand up and serve good food if you are charging a premium.
The food portions were small, oh yes, the salad looks real big, but it is in a raised bowl and very shallow. The salad was good, but its just a salad.
The sandwich was, well, was fine.
Will I return, I hope not.

Insofar as airport places are concerned, this one is pretty decent. The martini is of decent size, well made, and delivered on time. Liked the salmon chowder, and the pulled pork sandwich was pretty ok. They are pretty liberal with the overly sweet sauce, but I understand some like it that way.
I just came from a truly shitty dive in Newark airport, so I feel very pleased to have eaten my dinner here at Bigfoot. Next time I’m through, I’ll go here first.

I guess you can’t ever expect too much from airport food; Bigfoot was no exception to that. I found this to be very plain, the service mediocre (the servers do their job and that’s pretty much it; you can tell they don’t really want to be there and don’t care too much), and the costs overpriced.
We were able to sit, eat, and pay all within 30 minutes, which was nice.
It was New Year’s Day and around 5:45pm there was no wait. You seat yourself here. The small booths at the back along the wall have outlets under the seat, in case you’re needing a charge!
* Rob’s Beast Feast (fresh shredded pork, smokey pulled chicken, sausage topped w/​our BBQ sauce, w/​house made coleslaw, lightly salted potato chips, corn on the cob, a corn muffin. $ 14.99) — 3 stars
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A big pile of food in case you’re really hungry. The pulled pork and chicken were a little dry; the sausage was quite big & chunky. The chips were pretty decent — thick, a good crunch. The corn on the cob is boiled and under flavored — you really need butter. The corn muffin is actually pretty moist and one of the better parts. The coleslaw is very wet, drenched in a very thin mayo and doesn’t really stand out.
* Yowie’s Club Sandwich (toasted hoagie roll layered w/​loads of turkey, bacon, lettuce, tomato, & swiss cheese finished w/​mayo & mustard. With house made coleslaw & lightly salted potato chips. $ 11.99) — 2.5 stars
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The only food I could find on the menu that looked filling but not too heavy. The bread was a little stale, and it was really thick too. Too much old, yellow-​ish lettuce (and mostly the thick crunchy parts, making this whole sandwich even thicker and harder to bite through). The cold cuts were too compressed together, like they were all lumped together out of the bag. The bacon wasn’t as crunchy as I’d hoped. Coleslaw & chips same as above. This one fine but not really very standout as a dish.
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