Bakery Square

"The Galley is a great place to eat and fellowship. The choice of seating is phenomenal! The restaurant choices are great. It would be nice if they offered a vegan restaurant, but there are some really good vegan options on the many menus. The bar on the other hand could use an upgrade. The drinks and music are basic to bad. I definitely don't go to The Galley for the drinks. Everything else, from the atmosphere to the staff, have been really awesome!"

"Nice busy spot to eat fellowship and maybe place your barefoot in some grass. A little bit upper class which means you could be judged but these people aren't my peers so didn't matter! Gave 4 stars over the congestion of the space! Crowded!"

"I came on Thursday and the service was poor. I asked a server for another flatware setting and glass. It took him like what seemed like forever. Later I asked for another bottle of water. Later he showed up and set it on the table without acknowledgement, but did not take away the empty bottle. After passing us about 4 or 5 times I tried to get his attention without success. A waved down another server and asked to take it and he looked at me like I had two heads. The sad part was when I got the bill it was defaulted to a 22% tip. Pleeease."

"OK. So you are in the “burgh and you gotta shop and eat. Right? Bakery SQ is perfect…practically a Google campus as the headquarters is in the vicinity. (Not open for public) Still, the vibe is great. You”ll be happy its all so close and easy Shopping for the ladies and a giant outdoor TV usually tuned to sports so the men can bug out on you. In the summer you get kids activities and even early AM yoga in the grassy area in front of the super Food Gallery and bar. Check their website or social media for special events. Anthropologie is probably the star here, or at least I”m addicted. Several other great stores too…and a hotel. Parking can be difficult, but thats probably because you barely notice the roomy parking garage. An easy experience, if you want a taste of the city or need an afternoon place to relax and hang out."

"While there are some shops and eateries(which seem good), it's nothing amazing as everything else is a drive away. One plus is they do have help with parking(which is free the 1st hour, about 60 spots) and I did see 1 security guard, I would not say it is a "Must see" while in the area. Springhill Suites hotel is right in the middle of it all if you are staying there. You can walk from your room to the shops/eateries. There is a Gally(which has 4 places to eat inside, a pizza place, Panerai Bread, Jimmy John's, and Starbucks. Also a random TIAA retirement office and Google Office"