Great Southern Box Company

Gorgeous upscale food hall with yard and tons of seating. Great for the family and all types of eaters. Super excited we have this type of venue in the packing district now! We are sure to be regulars here!

Nice food hall with varied cuisine options. There is an Indian, Thai, Jamaican, Italian, and many other options. Wide open outside with toys, games and other options. Had dinner at Dancing Yeti and it was great. Large bar in the middle with good selection. Loves the lamb curry at the Nepalese restaurant. It was very good. The wings were awesome as well.

This is my first time visiting this food hall in Florida. I am from Maryland. Its a really nifty spot, lots of diverse food option and at the center the a really great desserts bar. The steak & cheese sandwich from Braza was delicious. The meat was juicy and tender. Also the chicken coconut curry from Dancing yeti was really good.

Nicely built food hall that recently opened, but it was surprisingly pretty empty for a Sat around lunch. Unfortunately, the food didn't live up to the hype, but my favorite was the birria ramen at Fui Yo. The beef patty at Kayos was also pretty good. I'd come back to try some other stuff too. Service at the various counters were friendly. Prices are a little high at some stalls.

So happy i went here!!! I had Kayos Jamaican food. They have so much variety to build your own bowl. The price was decent. Food was good! Atmosphere was so cute. They even had live music. Definitely recommend.

The food was absolutely delicious. We tried food from several places. The chicken tacos were amazing, the pizza so cheesy, the kabab place was very flavorful and Cuban pork tacos melt in your mouth and the pork butt perfect. I would 10/10 recommend.

Absolutely loved this place! Can’t wait to go back! Delicious food, clean, nice relaxing vibe. A lot of outdoor seating. Perfect place for any celebration as very spacious with indoor and outdoor seating and many different options of food to choose from. There was live music the Saturday we went. A young woman with a beautiful voice (also played the guitar amazingly) named Allie Sawicki. She made the evening special with her voice. I thought she would be perfect to book on wedding gigs because her voice was so soothing and calming! This whole place is definitely something you must experience for yourself! We had the surf and turf from La Brasa with sausage. An explosion of flavors! They also have a full bar in the middle of the building and a bunch of different places to pick food from that was VERY hard to pick from. The place is constantly being cleaned by a very attentive group. They leave everything immaculate. Made it even better!

Super dope spot. Will be returning. Lots of different cuisines and foods to try. They have a parking garage on-site, unlike other food halls. The prices are decent for great tasting quality foods. Staff were inviting and were welcoming. There are plenty of places to sit and eat outside or indoors. They did have a couple of tvs inside showing football, so this may be a nice spot to come and watch a game with friends later on during football season. Of course in the center of the place there's a nice cocktail bar with a couple of cocktails to offer and beer/seltzers.

This is a great venue for a day date or evening out with your special person, friends or family. There are about 10-12 food options to choose from and a full service bar in the middle of the building. Choices range from pizza to Cuban , sushi and Caribbean , burgers and birria Mexican ! The indoor decor is modern and chic and there is tons of bar stools and tables inside to sit down . Outdoors there are several areas with chairs and tables and covered areas in case of rain. This place is a 10 for me. One of my favorite hangout spots!

There are a couple of things I really love about Great Southern Box. First of all, there is a large complimentary parking garage right next door. There is also lots of seating both inside and outside. Plus there is a huge variety of vendors (11 vendors and a cocktail bar). I was happy to see that most of the vendors offer up a different selection of food, there was some small overlap, but I am glad the food hall has lots of different options. Everything we tried was delicious! Our personal favorites were the Birria Egg Rolls from Fuiyo Mexican and the Buttermilk Fried Chicken Sandwich from Eighty Twenty. My main complaint is that most of the dishes are very pricy. However, the meals all tasted good and fresh, but don't come here expecting a cheap meal. We also had issues with the text system while we were there. You give the vendor your phone number and they text you when it is ready but we only got one text and we tried four different booths, but it sounds like there was some sort of issue going on. Hopefully that is resolved quickly though! I will definitely be back and I think this is a great place to meet friends and hang out. Be prepared for more expensive options, but we loved the vibe and atmosphere and all the options!

Second time around eating at this food hall. I love that they have a good variety of food options. They are all open at the same time which is fantastic. There is plenty of seating indoors and out. Bonus they have a garage for free parking. Today I ate at Braza Steakhouse. The steak and cheese sandwich was good. The steak was tender and made the sandwich enjoyable. My only complaint would be the bread. This type of bread needs a dipping gravy. My daughter had the tri tip sandwich and she said it was delicious. The side of fries were crispy and salty which I absolutely loved. Will definitely visit again since there are so many food options.

WHAT AN AMAZING FIND! My friends and I met here for book club. It was the perfect location for a group as there were plenty of seating options indoor and out. Also, there are multiple places to choose from to eat! There is a bar in the middle which serves happy hour from 4-7. The hours are a little wonky on the website - the food closes at 8 and the bar closes at 9. Another highlight is there is a FREE parking garage on premises. We will be back next week for book club and I can't wait to try something new!

One afternoon, a friend reached out to make plans for lunch. "Hey! I found this new spot that I think you'll like," they said. It turns out, I absolutely loved it. The Great Southern Box Company is a wonderful hidden gem off Princeton. It's a new food hall built in what is now being called the "Packing District" by developers. It offers SO many options from local Orlando holes-in-the-wall. I plan on coming back with friends, especially during happy hour. The bar looked amazing and the seating areas offer cozy spots to hang out with friends.

Overall, the venue is very nice and appealing. They had a sign of the events through the month of November like Martini Mondays, trivia night and live DJ nights. They have several different vendors so you have many options and plenty of indoor and outdoor seating to choose from. They have their own free parking garage as well. The venue itself was pretty empty and when we first arrived the bar manager did not seem to be knowledgeable regarding the martini specials that were being advertised. Luckily, we were able to get clarity from her manager, Jaime, who honored that special. The bar manager made our first round of espresso martinis. She was nice but the drinks were made creamy without being asked and were a little over half full. The second and third round of espresso martinis were made by a different bartender, Chris. He was AMAZING! He was very friendly & attentive. After considering all of the options. We decided to have lunch at Braza, the Brazilian steakhouse. Thiago took our order and was super friendly and did a wonderful job of recommending different items on the menu. The food was honestly very tasty but it was served on throw-away plates and plastic wear. We ordered the surf and turf sandwich and the picahna so we expected to pay around $18-$22 for our entrees. He was nice enough to find us and bring our food to us since it wasn't busy and we sat nearby. I would consider going back a second time to try another food vendor but Chris is the only bartender we would want to make our drinks!

Great Southern Box Company is a food hall in the packing district on Orange Blossom Trail. It is a large space and has its own dedicated parking garage. Upon first entering, you see the bar straight ahead with booth and table seating while the various food booths are on the perimeter of the space. There's quite a selection of vendors and cuisines - from Indian, to Chinese, to Jamaican, to Mexican, plus sushi and burgers and more! If you are going out as a group and everyone wants something different, then this food hall should work for you. We perused all the menus and then went back and placed orders at a few of the places. Each location is independently owned, as far as I could tell, but they all used the same payment system where you will receive a text message when your order is ready. That way, you can go to a table and wait or go around and buy other items. I started with a Crab Rangoon appetizer from Bangkok Style Thai Street Food. These were delicious! Big fried puffs full of savory cream cheese and crab with a sweet chili sauce. For my entree, I got the Chicken Shwarma form Kabab2go Taste of Lebanon. The chicken itself was flavorful but a little dry so the accompanying tzatziki sauce helped. I also got the garlic sauce but that wasn't as sharp/spicy as I was used to. The chicken came with a huge portion of rice, some spicy vegetables and a wonderful salad. For a drink, I couldn't decide where to go so ended up getting the mint lemonade from Kabab as well. It was just alright - a little too sour and sweet. I wish there was a Boba Tea place in the food hall as I would have gone there. My husband ordered the Bistec from A'Lo Cubano Kitchen. He found the meat to be too fatty and tough but the rice and black beans underneath were good. He also got a drink from Kabob - the mango drink - which he thought was okay. We went to Stackd Brownies at the back of the food hall to take home some items for dessert. I was surprised that all of the dessert items were $4.75 as some seemed a lot bigger, but it did make it easier to pick what to get. We got the Cherry Chip Brownie, the Brownie/Blondie, a Red Velvet cheesecake brownie and a Turtle Brownie. Everything here was great! Overall, like any food court/food hall, there will be hit or miss items. But the atmosphere was very nice and clean. I would return here to try some of the other vendors.

This is such a great place to get food. So many choices and options. Beautiful space to eat indoors or outdoors. I got the thai food for me which came with spicy noodles with chicken and spring rolls and crab rangoons. I got my kids the kids meal at the burger place. I got the burger and chicken fingers. They were really nice there and the food was piping hot. A lot of people I was with tried the sushi place. It looked good and the portions looked really generous. It's nice that they have bathrooms on both sides of this place. Parking was a breeze.

Visited this place for lunch with a group of friends. Very nice location outdoors and in. Has a space for private parties and there was one full blast when we were there. The place looks more like a food court instead of a market but it's a nice place to hangout . The bar is in the center of the location which is convenient for those who want to order drinks. I chose to eat at Brazo and the ribeye was cooked to perfection. I will say the prices are a little steep for Steak and fries but with the economy now it's typical anywhere you go. They have staff that comes around to pick up trash and the tables so that's good service. What they do need is a better dessert place. The kiosk in the back has many options for desserts and bites but it takes away from the ambiance. I may come again

Came for lunch on a weekday with a friend. There were so many options! I debated between the Nepalese and the Jamaican. But first, I had dessert at Stack'd brownie. I got the daily special which was a blondie cheesecake. Yum! I decided on Nepalese and had the naan, samosas and goat curry. It was a bit expensive. My bill was approx $34 before tip! The curry was 19, the samosas were 8 and the naan was 5. They take your phone number and text you when it's ready. In the meantime, I got a drink at the bar. They have some holiday seasonal cocktails- fun! And a great menu. I noticed the happy hour menu but we still had two hours before it started. Oh well! We sat outside and randomly three friends we knew, joined us. The one guy had the Jamaican and he said it was the best thing out of everything they ordered. The other guy had a quesadilla which was enormous! My friend had the nachos from the Mexican place, which was a huge serving with beef all over. He didn't finish it. I ate all my food. The goat curry was great. The salad they serve was lacking in dressing and salt. The naan was fine but needed a sauce. The samosas were pretty standard although their sauces were not amazing , just ok. J would recommend the curry but maybe in a sandwich- that way you get the curry and the naan. The rest of the meal wasn't anything to write home about. Overall we enjoyed sitting outside and we had a second round of drinks. Two coco puffs for my friend and I had the coconut vibes and the Christmas gin and juice. Both were fantastic. Bar service is great!!! Parking is super simple; there's a huge garage and it's free! There's an outdoor area with cornhole for the kids and plenty of shade. Bathrooms are inside and very clean. They have a calendar of activities. I like this place better than a la carte because parking is better, there are more food options, a way bigger and better bar, far greater seating choices and the inside is air conditioned. Two or three of the restaurants inside are doing Sunday brunch. I will come back for that.

Orlando finally has a LEGIT food hall located in the developing Packing District. It's a well-designed swanky spot, but the overall experience will cost you a pretty penny. I appreciate the variety of vendors and types of cuisine available here. They have everything from poke and pizza to Nepalese and Indian cuisine. Another one of the major pros of this location is that they have their own dedicated FREE parking garage onsite, so parking is never an issue. It was very smart of them to include this in their plans from the start. They have a large outdoor patio and courtyard out front that I'm sure will be a crowd favorite hangout spot now that the weather is cooling down. The first time I visited was over the summer and it was so deathly hot, there was literally no one outside. They also have several event spaces and areas that are available to rent for private functions. The main food hall features a large 40-seat cocktails bar in the center and 12 food stalls around the perimeter with large booth seating throughout. We came here with our newborn baby while my parents were in town visiting and it was a family-friendly environment that was easy to navigate with a stroller. So far, I've tried Dancing Yeti, Fui Yo Mexicana, Koa Sushi & Poke, and Braza Brazilian Steakhouse. I've also gotten some cocktails and beer from the main bar. I'm not going to lie -- everything here is very pricey. As others have mentioned in their reviews, there's also an 8% common fee on every check which has definitely been rubbing people the wrong way. That fee is supposed to go towards their entertainment & special programming. After visiting 3 times now myself, I've yet to witness any of that. My best experience so far was the BYO poke bowl from Koa. Everything was super fresh, delicious, and a very generous size. My worst experience was Braza. I tried their Brazilian steak sandwich with cheese. The picanha was tough, dry and had almost no flavor. The other food I've tried has been just ok. Overall, this really is a great space and I hope to see it utilized more often for special events and programming.

The vibe here is excellent. If you are looking for a great family spot with tons of outdoor shaded seating, this is your hang out. There a multiple food outlets inside with a beautiful bar anchoring the center space. This place is clean and offers live music on the weekends. We spent hours enjoying the space, food, and friends over the weekend. Now for the food. - Fui Yo Mexican- we tried the birria empanadas and they were delicious and filled to the brim with meat. These are made to order and a side of the juicy consume broth topped of the flavors. Highly recommend. -Antica- we went simple for the kids and got a Margarita pizza. It came out quick and was good pizza. I wouldn't run back for this pizza but the kids ate an entire pie. The only thing that threw me off about this outlet is they charged a common place fee. This is the only Outlet that did that. Kao sushi and poke- sorry will not ever go back here. The rice to ingredient ratio on the sushi was so off. I actually stopped eating after two pieces because I was not enjoying the sushi at all. Not sure they really know how to make real Sushi. -Dancing Yeti- employees were so sweet and made me my own Masala Tea even though they were out. -Kabab2go- I didn't have anything but my husband had the steak kabab and he said it was good. Portions were very large. -stacked brownie- my kids only wanted the soft serve so got a $4.50 cup that was filled half way. Was disappointed by the potion size. After trying a lot of the food I don't think my reason to come back would be because of the food but rather for the space and ambiance.

My friend suggested this spot for a group lunch so everyone could have choices that they would enjoy. There is ample seating and many great options for dining along with a bar in the middle for those that would like an alcoholic beverage. There is a water station available also and ample outdoor seating. While we were there, a DJ was playing 70s music (disco brunch), and I liked that there was background music, but not so loud that we couldn't converse comfortably. One member of our group ordered sushi, three chose a Brazilian style steak sandwich, and I chose chicken tikka masala. A couple members of our party also ordered some apps from other spots. Everyone enjoyed the food and ambience and having so many choices available. Overall, this is a cool spot. I'd definitely return with a group to hang out and enjoy the multiple options for dining available.

Great Southern Box is one of the newest food halls to the Central FL area. They're home to about 10 food vendors and it looks like more may be on the way. I got the chance to check them out a few months ago during the day. First of all I enjoy that there is ample parking available through a parking garage which is very close to the food hall. First impressions of the outdoor patio area is wow this is a huge open space that I can see being some great to visit in the night time. Lots of space, looks to be pet friendly as well, great to bring friends or family. Upon entering the building I was very impressed. It's a huge space inside and it's very well lit. I love the layout of everything, options to the left and right and right smack dab in the middle is a bar. There are also tons of seating available which is a huge plus. I won't get into the nitty gritty of reviewing each space but there is a very versatile option of foods available. You've got Indian, American, Brazilian, Jamaican, Cuban, Mexican to just name a few. We really enjoyed all the options we tried as well. I will say we specifically really really enjoyed the garlic knots we got from Antica. The service was all very good from what we experienced as well. The bottom line, I absolutely love this space. This is exactly what we needed in Orlando in my opinion. We don't have anything that is quite like this when you factor in the size and the openness between inside and outside. This is truly a great space for friends, family, date night you name it. Tons of options and the bar right in the middle is great for drinks. This is well worth a visit.

Loved this food hall. I hope business goes well. When I went, it was during the week for dinner and it seemed kind of dead, I hope that more people hear about this place because there was a lot of yummy options, the decor was nice and it offers a nice bar and indoor and outdoor seating. Another pro is that there is plenty of parking in the garage which is FREE!!! If you've ever been to Hall on the Yard...before it closed- you will immediately feel like it's the same vibe when you arrive. So glad we have another upscale food hall. They have everything from Mexican, Jamaican, pizza, poke, Indian, Mediterranean, baked goods...etc. if you're in the area and don't know what to eat, I'd highly recommend stopping by this place, I can't wait to go back to try new things.

What an amazing food hall with a lot of amazing vendors to try from. This time I try from Brazaa and the cuban restaurant. Love their vibes and family friendly atmosphere. They also have a bar with happy hour menu. Great location in the Packing District and they have their own parking garage with no fee. They have inside and outside seating as well. Great customer service. Food is so tasty, however prices were a little high.

I was very excited to hear about this food hall! A friend and I decided to try it out as a space to WFH and here is how it went! First and almost most importantly, there is a parking garage available to park for anyone who is like me and gets anxiety over where to park going to a new place. Second, the space looks beautiful! We went midday so plenty of seating with plugs available at almost every booth or table. The bar is so inviting that I definitely considered day drinking on a Tuesday Food wise, there are many different cuisines to choose from: Cuban, Brazilian, Mexican, Burgers, Kabobs, Pizza, ice cream, etc. I opted for the Cuban kiosk and had their corn fritters and crispy pork belly salad. The person at the counter was incredibly friendly and offered the suggestion of adding an egg to the salad, which I did. They take your order, you provide them with a phone number, and they text when the order is ready! The food was tasty! The price point is a little on the high side for all the kiosks, but I get it since they are small local businesses and who doesn't love supporting local! I love how bright and comfortable this place was. Folks from different kiosks were walking around and always asked if everything was okay and if we needed anything. So friendly! I would definitely go again to work there and I'd really like to go to the bar Did I mention there are bag hooks! It's the first thing I looked for when I walked up to the bar

Oh, how I wish there were food halls on every corner! This charming spot just opened a few weeks back and is pristine with so many unique food offerings. The vibe is very family-friendly, open air and aesthetically retro. I tried a few dishes from a few places, and all were very tasty; prices, however, were a bit high. Some worth the cost, others, not as much. But again, all delightful! The only improvement that could be made is to perhaps offer smaller plates, which allows people to try a little bit of everything vs the larger portions that come with a higher price tag. Across the street is their own private parking garage with no fee. Which is super convenient and gives you those few extra dollars to spend on more food and/or drinks. Overall, the spot is very family friendly and would be a great place to take your kids and let them play while you help yourself to some wine, beer, and delicious worldly cuisines.

Heads up...there is an 8% COMMON FEE being charged on all purchases. You should still come, but know that up front b/c there are no signs or anyone mentioning such. Now, the good stuff. The buildout of this place is great, love the potential event and brewery space that is coming. I love the variety of vendors. Particularly looking forward to the Indian - Rajdhani, Nepalese (didn't get the name), and Jamaican - Kayos -- but honestly all of them look really good. I'm a long time fan of Antica, so glad to have them closer to me. We did Rajdhani to go and everything was packed well and when we got home we devoured it. PARKING! I think this is going to be the #1 reason it's going to do much better than the YARD ... there is a free parking garage with plenty of spaces. I'm not happy with the common fee, but I am excited about the food offerings here.

My review is based on the bar service and drink experience. First impressions is that the space is nice, airy, and roomy. The concept (which I like) is very different from the Yard Hall. There are individual food counters where you order yourself then seat yourself. This mimics the Hawker style food halls in Asia (Malaysia, Singapore, etc.) which in my opinion is better and more accurate when using the term "food hall." We were able to snag two seats at the bar. It wasn't very busy since the space just opened (Soft opening). I am guessing that the bar tenders are either new to the industry or their training was just lacking. It took nearly 10 mins after we sat, for a bartender to acknowledge us even though there were 3 right in front of us. One was actually talking to her friend (as a customer) right next to us! The funny thing is that when another bartender asked for our order that bartender talking to her friend immediately purked up and volunteered to make our cocktails... kinda strange. I will say the drinks are good. I will come back and eat to get the full experience and update my review. Go and experience!

Wow! Something Orlando needs more of. Have a group who all wants something different for lunch or dinner? This food hall. Want amazing food? This food hall? Super special cocktails? This food hall. My friend and I decided to try it out on a Tuesday evening after Memorial Day. It was slow. We decided tow order from two different restaurants and share. I ordered steak and fries with chimichuri from the Brazilian steakhouse and she ordered a butter chicken naan sandwich from one of the Indian restaurants. Everything we ate was delicious, was cooked within a timely fashion and within budget. Craft cocktails for $12? Yes please. Steak dinner for $18, no brainer. We sat at the bar where we had quick service. The bartender checked up on us multiple times and told us more about the food hall and future additions. Tons of indoor seating and a really nice huge outdoor pet friendly seating areas. Plus a parking garage right next door for efficient and free parking. I can see this being one of our go-to's. Highly recommend.

So fun and a fresh spot of hang out. Loved the free parking and the astroturf outdoor area with ample chairs. Inside it's reminiscent of the downtown Church Street Exchange for interior deign, a little bit of mid-century modern with a little early 1980's thrown in. Things I loved: the choice of international cuisine in one building, the long, oval bar area, and that it's a spacious building. The bar drinks were nice and on the higher side cost wise, but nicely made and decently strong. The bartenders were friendly, cool, and vibing. There is a service charge added for your purchases, 8% to cover operating and entertainment costs, and each food vendor has 18% or more offers to tip. I hope this place stays busy and open. It's a little pricey if you order a few things but a lovely venue and they have happy hour, trivia, and music bingo. Definitely like what this brings to the packing district, it's fun and easy to hang out. All of the food I had was great, and I highly recommend the Brazilian steak place, get the shrimp and steak sandwich!

First time coming here and all I can say that this place is amazing! They have seating areas outdoors and inside as well it looks like a mini food court honestly. Very cute and lovely. The bar is right in the middle of all the restaurants I highly recommend if you haven't come here yet!

KUDOS to the staff at Fuiyo Mexican for providing supreme quality customer service! I ordered the Birria Quesadilla, and it was delicious! Thank God for them! The ambiance was jamming with 1980s music . I highly recommend all to come and visit to support this local business!

There are 2 of the exact same restaurants on Yelp. So I'm leaving a review here as well. I Loved the whole atmosphere! The beautiful scenery, the free covered parking, the excellent tasting dishes we tried ( Thai food and fire-baked pizza), the wonderful families, the friendly people, the great service and most of all the live music by Nuans brought all the vibes together!! There is definitely something here for everyone!! Plan your next visit here. You'll be so happy you did

I have mixed feelings. I loved the Cuban spot, the empanadas and the tostones have amazing flavor. The tostones are seasoned and the sauce that comes with it is soo good! The empanadas came with sauce too but it doesn't need it, its great alone. The burger was okay. Given the line I thought it was going to be amazing but it could use some seasoning. The skirt steak from Braza was too charred that it tasted burnt. The fries were really good tho. I also went to the ice cream spot in the middle and the milkshake was straight milk, I did not like it. I love the aesthetics inside. There is plenty of seating for large groups and the bar is very cute. There is also outdoor seating and a parking garage which is a plus. Next time I will be sure to try something new!

We had planned to check this place out next week, but the a/c at our house was out, so we visited this evening. There is a lot of variety to choose from. I had curried lamb, and my husband had a surf and turf sandwich. We both had delicious cocktails. We enjoyed our food, service was very cordial, and the atmosphere was lively. Great addition to dining options in the area and excellent repurposing of the space.

Wanted to try this new food hall so tried the Indian food which was ok and tried the steak and fries which was just ok too then after decided to try the mojito from the bar and Gabriel my bartender was super nice and the drink I had was refreshing. I do like the outdoor and indoor seating and how clean everything is.

The bar had bartenders that don't really pay attention to customers. They completely ignored us and helped others despite of us being there and patiently waited. Ill go someplace else!

The Great Southern Box is the next big thing in Orlando. It is a food hall located in the Packing District in College Park. There are a variety of foods to try from margherita pizza to birria eggrolls to Caribbean jerk chicken! I got to go with a group of friends and we had a great time trying foods from different stalls. The space itself is large, clean and so beautifully designed! The service is helpful and kind. All your orders will be tracked by text message so they will text you when your order is ready. The parking garage provided plenty of parking spots when we arrived on a Saturday evening. I highly recommend checking this place out!

There's a new sheriff in town when it comes to variety: The Great Southern Box Company. This place offers a multitude of great dishes from various cuisines, including Cuban, Jamaican, Brazilian, Indian, and Turkish, making it a must-try. My wife and I opted to split two dishes from Braza Brazilian Steakhouse , which specializes in Brazilian cuisine. We ordered a medium-cooked Steak Sandwich, which was delicious. Next, we visited The Dancing Yetti, which features Nepalese and Indian cuisine. We had the Chicken Tikka Masala and fries, and they were amazing. The service was average; once you decide on your cuisine and place your order, you give the cashier your number, and they alert you when your food is ready. They offer a free parking garage right across the street, which is convenient. However, my only complaint is that the door was left open, leading to flies inside the building, which we had to shoo away from our food. Also, being in a hot state like Florida, it would be better to keep the A/C inside.

Super nice ambiance and vibe! Great selection of different food options for all your cravings! Love the inclusivity! Everything was amazing and DELICIOUS. Best birra taco I have ever had. The beef patty was the PERFECT amount of flakiness. My first time having chicken birra egg roll and it was mouth watering. Most birra is super oily especially the consommé but this one was PERFECT. Will definitely visit again. Everyone was super friendly and attentive! At each stall I went to they were just so friendly it was so sweet. The hall played the perfect soundtrack!

I really love this food hall. It is a bit far from where I'm at but it's very pretty very clean. I love the variety of restaurants in the food hall. I also enjoy that. It's not over priced very affordable. I also love the cute bar in the middle it's very aesthetically, appealing. I've tried the tacos. I've tried the dumplings. I had the Cuban ball and every dish I've had there has been really good by far I can't wait to keep visiting and also they provide discounts for the runners that run on Monday evenings.

It was a bit confusing for us to figure out where this place is but we figured it out eventually and the parking space was really big that makes it easy. The food hall is brand new and looking fancy. I also like the outdoor space area that theirs good amount of tables and chairs and space for the kids to play around. Hopefully they'll put some stuff for the kids there to keep them entertain and makes it easier for families. Inside the food hall theirs good numbers of vendors to choose from. Theirs pizza, Indian food, Nepalese, Jamaican, Brazilian bbq, Cuban, Carribean food and Mexican. We tried the pizza from Antica, Mango lassi from Rajhani Indian express, kids quesadilla from Fuiyo Mexicana and Picanha steak from Braza. Everything was so delicious! We really enjoyed everything. Not gonna lie this food hall is more on the pricey side but I think you'll get the good quality of food. We already plan to back to try more food.

Very nice area. Open space and many restaurants to choose from. Bar area in the middle.. we tried the taco spot and really enjoyed it. Will be back to try the other restaurants

Drinks were good but pricey. Like the layout. Parking garage was easy. Great for groups outside. Pizza was good. Indian place was average. The Nepalese momos were unique with dipping sauces. I'd go back! Service was good- everything made fresh. Sort of in the middle of nowhere.

Like promised I went back to Great Southern Box over the weekend again and tried 3 more restaurants. Inside was really nice which I stated before but this time I ate there and got to experience it more. I must say the service at Dancing Yeti was 10/10! We got to speak to the owner himself and he told us about some of the cuisines and his favorites. Check out my TikTok video! https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTN7gRDQ2/ Dancing Yeti: 7/10 overall Fui-Yo Mexicana: 6/10 overall Sushi Spot (sorry forgot the name): 9/10 Best thing I ate!! Which was the spam musubi

We were excited to check out this new spot, but I completely agree with another review that said this felt more like a food court than a food hall. I suppose on paper, those are essentially the same thing, but I think there's an obvious difference. It just didn't have the feel of a "night out." Plastic containers, paper plates, and to-go wrapped plasticware didn't at all match up with the prices paid for what we hoped was a nice dinner. (Another irk that we both noticed was feeling stared at by each vendor as we passed by reading the menus, each looking at us with what felt like a bit of desperation. I would've preferred sitting down with an all encompassing menu, or even a QR code, rather than this awkward stroll. I suppose this wouldn't be an issue if the hall were busier.) The employees varied greatly in friendliness, but nearly all seemed tremendously nervous and/or inexperienced. Despite being pretty empty, the bartender didn't acknowledge us for about 5 minutes of sitting at the bar, despite making a drink mere feet away. When ready, she simply asked, "Do you know what you want?" (The couple joining us a bit later mentioned that they got the exact same "greeting.") When I returned for another drink, I was met with, "You want something?" One cocktail was pretty good, and the other was lousy, but both far too sweet. Worst, the strawberry sangria was undrinkable, looking and tasting like Kool Aid mixed with wine--truly, we both agreed it may have been literal Kool Aid.) Our Indian meal was very good. The Jamaican meal was meh... crunchy, undercooked rice served in a plastic to-go container. (Would anyone come to such a nice venue for a to-go meal?) This food court experience would've been fine at food court prices, but at $95 for two meals and three drinks, it left a lot to be desired.

It was my first time visiting the Great Southern Box! I really enjoyed my time with my friends! I loved the variety of options and cultures represented. The vendors were very friendly and helpful! I personally ate a meal from Kayos Jamaican Grill and I enjoyed the curry chicken dish. It was very filling and I couldn't even finish the whole meal in one sitting. Great value for the price! My friends tried the Lebanese, Indian, Asian, and American spots and everyone seemed impressed and content with their meals. I totally look forward to going back again!

My work team ordered to go items and I had ordered a build your own bowl from Kayos which should include a base such as rice and three sides. When it was brought back to our office, I discovered mine only had the entree (sweet and sour chicken) so I think they gave me a side of it instead of the bowl so I was overcharged for what I received.

Beautiful place, can be a little loud when crowded due to the acoustics. Tried Braza (angus steak), Kabab2go (chicken kabab platter) and the Rhubarb sour from the bar. All delicious. The place gives a bit of food court vibe somehow.

Hard no. It's a mall food court with a bar and sit down restaurant pricing. We had shawarma wraps from the Mediterranean stall. Platters were $18 with small portions in plastic baskets. Baklava was in a retail box wrapped in cellophane--not prepared there as I was expecting. Food tasted ok, but for that price it should be delicious and plentiful. It was really the vibe and price that were so off-putting. The physical design of the place is attractive, but I would not recommend this to anyone or go back again.

This place is delicious! We came for the first time and were craving tacos. We saw the birria tacos at Fuiyo and Ed and Eric were so sweet. When I tell you this birria taco was one of the BEST birria tacos I've had in orlando, it's crazy. I think what sets them apart is a crispy cheese outer layer which adds a yummy crispy texture. The eggrolls were also super flavorful and crunchy. I would definitely recommend. We also tried a mango lassi at the Indian spot which was super creamy and refreshing. We additionally ordered the Sobox roll from the sushi spot! It was delicious and a little spicy. Finally, we also ordered a Jamaican beef patty and wow so glad we did. It was super flaky and flavorful. When it comes to an indecisive girly like myself, I appreciate the influx of options. The parking was located in a garage across the street and there's also a bar included in the hall. The staff was super friendly and this was a wonderful first time. Super spacious. I spent around $50 on everything. I would definitely be back!

10/10 loved the food and atmosphere. Worth the visit or trip to the area. Service was good

Fuiyo restaurant is not mexican, ,they look like greasy empanadas. would not eat at this restaurant again.

KAYOS Jamaican grill was absolutely AMAZING!!! Had the curry chicken and OMG. From the employees to the food, loved everything. Can't wait to try something different