Alton Food Hall

Horrible! This is supposed to be a foodhall but non of the individual restaurant have anyone working there. You walk into a ghost town with everything being closed. There's no one to welcome you, explain the concept, or anyone working at all! You have to order from a computer and can only order from one place at a time. The bar was empty and dirty. There was no water and no cups. And there are mosquitoes flying around. Embarrassing!

The new Wingstop in Alton Hall is the best I’ve had down south in months! I was under the impression that all Wingstop locations fell off, until I got a chance to try this location. I highly recommended you check them out. The cook with the dreads is the BEST, so if you see him definitely place an order. I like my wings small in size, well done, and with extra lemon pepper seasoning. These were perfect and so were the fries! I hope this location keeps up the good reputation.

Alton Food Hall & Eatery is a perfect addition to the Alton Road stretch! They have a great selection of restaurants in the food hall, something that would please everyone from ramen, to burgers, to a churro sundae, to tacos! Anything you want you can find here! First time here I tried Golden Burgers & my girlfriend tried wingstop. I was not a fan of Golden burger, but the wingstop was really good!

Overall solid vendors with different cuisine choices. Service is somewhat nonexistent as you order yourself and get the food but the food was good.

Parking... Maybe, I walked They have something called ghost kitchens. Basically you order food from a kiosk and then whichever restaurant you choose from will bring that to a pick up window. Then you pick it up from that window. Notifications take place through text messages. I can't remember the name of the restaurant I ghost ordered from but I had a Shawarma platter. It was filling. There is nothing overwhelmingly special about the dish but the experience of Alton Food Hall is a unique one. This is a great stop for something quick or even drinks.

Pesqueria ceviche and sushi has the most delicious crispy calamari and shrimp I’ve ever had! I’m going back today to try more items because it was so fresh and yummy. You guys did a great job thank you ❤️

Really cool spot in the middle of Alton Rd, hidden but if you know where to look you’ll find it. It includes a variety of restaurants, my particular favorite is “Los Vatos”. They make some of the best damn tacos in South Beach!

Great location and excellent food options- albeit a little pricey for the very casual vibe you get here. The noise level is that of a cafeteria, so its not great. I do appreciate that you can get all sorts of different cuisines in one sitting- acai bowls, colombian hotdogs, caribbean protein bowls, dumplings, churros, and so much more! I could see myself going back in a big group on a casual outing.

Horrible! This is supposed to be a foodhall but none of the individual restaurant have anyone working there. You walk into a ghost town with everything being closed. There's no one to welcome you, explain the concept, or anyone working at all! You have to order from a computer and can only order from one place at a time. The bar was empty and dirty. There was no water and no cups. And there are mosquitoes flying around. Food was nothing special and overpriced. Place is run down with dirty ceiling and doors falling off. Embarrassing!

Parking... Maybe, I walked They have something called ghost kitchens. Basically you order food from a kiosk and then whichever restaurant you choose from will bring that to a pick up window. Then you pick it up from that window. Notifications take place through text messages. I can't remember the name of the restaurant I ghost ordered from but I had a Shawarma platter. It was filling. There is nothing overwhelmingly special about the dish but the experience of Alton Food Hall is a unique one. This is a great stop for something quick or even drinks. They have a good chill ambiance

Had a stroll along Alton Road and found this gem, Alton Food Hall. The restaurants open were Poke House, Pesqueria Sushi and Ceviche, Wing Stop, Moon Bowls, 04W Pizza, and the Airmail Bar. This is a nice addition to a few restautants in this side of Miami Beach. The food hall is clean, friendly staff, have a spacious dining area, restroom, and outside dining area as well.

My first time at Alton Food Hall was a mixed bag of good and bad. Good: the drinks at Air Mail, the bartender was awesome and super helpful. The bad: the food I ordered took longer to make than estimated and then was given to someone else and my friend's order was never even made because the person at the taco spot was nowhere to be found but they still kept accepting orders. Second time, I just decided to pick up food from Poke Hale and it was a great experience. Food was ready upon pick up and it's easy to park and pick up quickly in the back. And the truffle tuna bowl was so fresh and generously portioned. I loved the flavors and anything truffle oil is five stars in my book. Will definitely be ordering more Poke Hale in the future.

Came around 9 on a Saturday and most options were available. We ordered from a dumpling spot. We liked the soup dumplings and the fried dumplings we got and enjoyed sitting to eat with listening to the live DJ. Would return for more casual stuff or free music.

What a refreshing food hall in South Florida. The have been working on this building for over a year and it's finally open. Inside you'll see a good mix of food vendors with a bar at center. There's seating throughout and outside as well. On-site parking is very limited. Plan on street or garage parking. Most of the vendors are local with a few exceptions on chains. I think this is actually a good balance for long term. No pagers, so pay attention. The vendors take names and will call out when your food is ready. I was very happy to see Dumpling King. Their soup dumplings are a must try. They also have a restaurant location in North Miami, 163rd street. They also have Boba drinks! There are also healthy focused food with Jugo Boss on site. Plenty of solid Asian options and tacos as well. Basically a little something for everyone. Go online or get to a kiosk and you can order food from kitchens upstairs that do not have a spot downstairs. Pickup is in the back corner. On my visit I was taken back by Fatto Bene. They are straight from Italy and they brought all the best with them. Do yourself a favor and get the Porchetta sandwich or plate. This is pork that has been slow cooked but is not try or packing in favor. The outside is crispy and inside is soft and reduced. No knife needed! I honestly don't think you can get this anywhere else in Miami. You will have a wonderful journey here and your taste buds will remember forever. Stop by and check out the venue. Even have a drink if you're not hungry yet!

Food halls are a kind of elevated food court concept started in Europe and Asia. They are always fun places to try a bunch of different dishes, often by up and coming chefs who can't yet afford a restaurant. The downside is they tend to be expensive. I often find I have just gotten a little bit off this or that for more money than a full meal at a restaurant. Still I'm always up for trying something new. The latest entry in the crowded south Florida food hall is this brand new offering in South Beach, the Alton Food Hall. They are joining other food halls in the area like Time Out Market and Lincoln Eatery. The Alton Food Hall does not have a parking lot so you need to find parking at a nearby garage or on the street where it is metered. This is the latest venture from Cloudkitchens by Uber founder Travis Kalanick. The building used to house the former Coco Bambu Brazilian restaurant, a large two-story restaurant with a central bar. The bar has now been transformed into the Airmail bar that serves as the hub of the food hall and serve beer, wine and cocktails. There is seating in the food hall and outside on their patio. We came for the grand opening on April 30th and even got to catch the ribbon cutting ceremony. Best of all they had a cocktail passport where you could get free cocktails from the Airmail at different stations throughout the food hall allowing you to drink around the world. All of the bar staff were dressed like fun flight attendants. Many of the food vendors were also offering samples during our visit. The approach of this food hall is a little different than the other ones in the area that tend to cater to tourists. Alton Food Hall wants to be known as the food hall for locals so they chose vendors that are already well established and beloved in Miami. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are offered. Here you will find North Miami Beach's Dumpling King, Kendall's Tacos & Tattoos, Shimuja ramen shop, Cloud 9 Desserts, Be Vegan South Beach, Da' Chick, Stoned Soup, Nude Pita, Los Vatos Miami Beach, SoBe Waffles, Los Quesudos, and Miami favorites Jugo Boss and the fusion Sashiro sushi shop. There is also meat skewers from Fatto Bene, It is a kind of Miami's greatest hits. You can scan the app on the wall for even more restaurants that previously didn't have a presence in South Beach. Order from Popeye's, Capriotti's sandwiches, Pollo Campero, and Wing Stop and pick up from one of the food hall counters. Don't forget dessert and be sure to stop by Eclair Affair where the humble eclair has been elevated by fillings like carrot cake and dusted with gold flakes. All of the vendors are available from UberEasts, DoorDash, or GrubHub, as well as the website. Prices are comparable to the other food halls in the area which is to say pricey. You don't come to a food hall to save money. You come to try a lot of different things and to have fun and on both accounts they succeed. Expect a meal and a drink to run around $25.

So many delicious foodie options and the iconic location! If you are looking for a food hall look no further. My favorite was the ow4 pizza spot with the grandma pizza! Go and expand your foodie senses

Great location and excellent food options- albeit a little pricey for the very casual vibe you get here. The noise level is that of a cafeteria, so its not great. I do appreciate that you can get all sorts of different cuisines in one sitting- acai bowls, colombian hotdogs, caribbean protein bowls, dumplings, churros, and so much more! I could see myself going back in a big group on a casual outing.

Place is a disaster Nothing there Restaurants open and close so fast without notice You order- The items never come Then you have to fight for a refund Over 6 times now Terribly managed and operated Could be a sweet place but - it's an absolute disaster Do not order from this place!!!!!

Fairly new food hall on Alton Rd. There is no dedicated parking that I could find which was a miss, but right across the street there is a public garage with reasonable prices. The selection in the food hall is quite good for the space. A lot of options from savory, healthy, to desert type and a center bar. I tried three spots tonight and enjoyed them all.

So I saw that they were having a grand opening here and asked my friend if she wanted to go too. We set off on our adventure into SoBe and talk about parking karma, we found a spot right outside! As part of the grand opening, they were offering 4 different drinks to try from their bar menu. Despite being in small cups, it was a generous pour and it was fun with the passport stamp they gave out. Some of the vendors were giving out food samples and some were not. Probably my favorite was Eclair Affaire with the delicious eclairs and other pastries including a guava bread pudding. The eclairs were decadent and I was mad I didn't take one home with me lol. Everyone there was friendly and helpful and I definitely might go back there if I'm in the area.

The Airmail cocktail bar is named appropriately, because the bar vibe and sugary cocktails are very reminiscent of a cookie-cutter airport bar. Transient patrons, overpriced syrupy drinks, and no personality define the experience at this bar. If you want a quality cocktail in this neighborhood, there are a million better choices.

It's a nice place to stay and to check on different menus. Most kitchens are for rent and a lot spaces are closed. So it's not the biggest offer now but everybody was super friendly.

This is a 100% pick up and delivery place, do not make plans to eat inside because the experience is completely build for take out, there is still a lot of empty spaces but there are good options to choose from that are open and ready to serve. Try first to look at the computer menu to order because there tons of cloud kitchens in the second floor that you won't see in the main food hall. I tried the bubble teas, poke and the Colombian hot dogs. All good and a great service.

I stumbled across this cute food hall as they host free salsa /bachata classes on Thursdays which was nice. I'm good hall offers a variety of cuisines to choose from I ordered from the Jamaican spot Di pot. I had the jerk wings and festival! The wings were tender, juicy and very well seasoned but they weren't as spicy as the chef claimed that they would be so that was a little disappointing for me. Yet the flavors from the jerk chicken to the festival were truly authentic and super delicious!

This gets five stars in part because it is so needed in this area of Miami Beach. There are food halls now off of Lincoln Road, the Lincoln Eatery and Time Out, but this is the first one near the West Avenue neighborhood and closer to South the Fifth. It is super busy, really really clean and has a lot of different vendors from sandwiches to pizzas too sushi to wonderful desserts. Haven't tried them all but the ones I've tried are really good

Bowls, bowls, bowls, tacos, and some desserts. If you like bowls, you might like the new good hall. The space is the former Miami Ad School and a failed mega Brazilian restaurant. It seems that $18 is the food hall price for ramen; that's kind of high. The truth is, the concept is not my style of eating. We chose moonbowls, for a Korean taste. With add-ons, it too is a bit spendy for what you get. Glad I tried it, at least I know what is offered

This such an awesome spot that just opened in South Beach !! They have so many different types of restaurants to choose from ! 100% recommend!

I wish the owner(s) the best of luck. I was just there and I noticed 3 restaurant kiosks that have gone out of business.. lots of reasons why that would happen, but nonetheless, gone! Go in there unannounced. A surprise visit. Make notation of what you see that just isn't right. Then talk to the owners of the individual restaurants ... It's tough to find good dedicated enthusiastic help that care here. I'm from the New England, and customer service is one of the top two important things that will make or break the success of the business

The Alton Food Hall has any restaurant anyone could ever desire! Burgers, acai, smoothies, sandwiches, pastries, Japanese, Korean, Mexican, Mediterranean, ice cream, vegan bowls, sushi, bubble tea, churros, and more! If you're hungry for anything at all, then this will guarantee a great meal for whatever price range you're looking for. There's also a full bar, it's super modern and renovated, there's a parking lot in the back in addition to street parking and bike racks, and every restaurant has online ordering with pickup and delivery. 6/5 stars overall!

I'm excited about this place! I live in the neighborhood. Just walked over for the first time and really enjoyed it. There is deceivingly a good number of restaurants in the venue, and lots of vegan options. Really clean. Cute bar. I got a jackfruit pita from Nude Pita and it was really good. Can't wait to go back!

Staff here handling cloud/ubereats orders need to do better and be better. They are rude and unprofessional. Plus most of them do not speak English. Lester is the best at communicating and servicing customers. Promote him to manager!

The Alton Food Hall is nice, however I had a horrible experience at the WingStop Store with an employee named, Kadeem. I frequent the WingStop store / the food hall every week, and I do not like how I was treated on my last visit (Sunday June 19th, 2022). Mr. Kadeem behaved like he was emotionally unstable, and was extremely hostile/aggressive when dealing with me (including making sarcastic remarks + raising his voice and hands). Another employee had to jump in and help with Mr. Kadeems outburst and unprofessional behavior. The way I was treated yesterday felt like discrimination/harassment, and no valued customer should have been treated that way, or anyone for that matter. Mr. Kadeem caused me to miss my Uber, and I was charged for the ride. The Alton Food Hall should regulate how the vendors treat their guest.