Harvest Hall

Harvest Hall is a nice meeting joint masquerading as a premium food court. Most of the food stalls sell mediocre stuff, but the pricing is on the higher side, in keeping with the setting/atmosphere. Quantity/size in on the smaller side, so you'll have to order double what you usually do. The crowd is mixed but nice, of all ages, out to have a good time. Lots of families, and couples on dates. Most Fridays, they have live music outside, which pulls in a good crowd. The vibe is usually very festive, high energy. The Hall is right next to the DART and Historic Grapevine Fort Worth train station.

Pretty cool place. I think of this place as a really nice food court. Quite the variety of food with a bar in the middle(and the best frozen margarita), Cute little Christmas themed restaurant and ndoor and outdoor seating. I think there are other levels with bars and sometimes live music, but we didn't explore all of it.

Stopped here for coffee. Coffee was delicious. The building is really cool and they have a speakeasy you can enter in through a phone booth with a code on a vintage looking phone! Definitely looking at staying here sometime.

It's basically a bougie food court. The building is beautiful and there are a lot of dining options. Everything is cash-less and you can order your food from your phone using a QR code found on the tables. We got food from three different places and weren't impressed with any of our meals, sadly. My child's grilled cheese was burnt and my other child's pizza was underdone. My husband got chicken nachos and the chicken was pink inside. I had an arepa and it was fine. Our beers from the bar were great, though!

Spent the evening at harvest Hall, because there was a Phil Collins tribute made by the band called Band of Confusion. They were pretty good. I was waiting for Groovy Kind of Love to play but I left before then. But they honored In the Air Tonight well. The lead singer sounds like Phil Collins himself. I tried the Arepa’s at the Arepa restaurant. It was really good. Very tasty. I had the beef brisket arepa. I gave the Harvest Hall a four star overall because although the vibes were amazing and they were insight and outdoor seating, the food is quite expensive. Be ready to pay $20 just for one item or close to that amount. Overall, though the Harvest Hall is a great place to bring friends and family to enjoy a variety of foods and to listen to some great music, especially if those bands are paying tribute to an artist.

This food hall was excellent. Nestled in downtown Grapevine, it’s a great location to eat, enjoy the atmosphere, and continue exploring downtown Grapevine. The seasoned waffle fries with sauce were next level, and the variety of food options felt like it had something for everyone.

What a gem! There are plenty of food options to choose from, so take some time to explore them all. The building itself is beautiful, and I noticed signs for live music on the weekends—I definitely want to come back for that. It’s a wonderful place to visit and seems like a great indoor spot to bring the family and just hang out.

We sat in the bar in the center of the ground level and had a drink. The bar tender was very attentive, the drinks were excellent, and the guitar player was a nice add. I had a Red Sky. A play on a Whiskey Sour. Very nice. My friend had an Old Fashion. It was excellent. I don't like sweet drinks, so it was great to have a few choices!

This is the fanciest food court I have ever been to! Friends invited us to join them here to meet up and play some board games. Tons of seating. Many food options. The place is large but wasn't too loud, we could hear each other fine for the place being so busy. Clean and well kept. We were there at closing and we were asked to leave in the most polite way. Good food options, coffee, Italian, Hispanic, seafood, pastries, Thai and more I am probably forgetting!

This is such a cool place there is tons of food options 7 actually restaurants one bakery/coffee shop. Inside looks like, feels likes to me something Harry Potter would be at. It's a train depot with restaurant an it's a meet up places for you to grab a bite to eat or chill with cool beer an just kick back an stay awhile. My husband got food from Pizza by Luigi he order a pasta dish he did enjoy it but I will be honest an say on the protein side of things it's a bit scarce. Our friends ordered from Thai Esane an both of them enjoyed their meal the protein there was good. Me being me I had to go to the bakery so I went to Main Line Coffee Bar, I ordered a cinnamon roll an a brownie best of both worlds there in my books. We got there in the 7-8 time frame so I understand that the rolls more then likely had been sitting there all day an that's why it was so dry! On the other hand the brownie was rich an delicious soft an yummy. I can totally see someone doing a Harry Potter theme event there an it would definitely be a blast. The crew that works there are super polite an were very nice. Headed back in a few days this time I think the chicken place has my name all on it !!!!

Harvest Hall located in the historic district of Grapevine is a magnificently designed grand food hall with a variety of delicious cuisine options, a full bar, and fun community events. When we visited there was a fun Mutt Madness event with Tito's Vodka specialty cocktails for $10 each that were available at the bar. Apparently there are many events and concerts held here, along with offering a variety of places to eat. The space inside is quite grand and well designed with plenty of seating. For food there is everything from pizza to sushi, Thai food, barbecue and more. Harvest Hall is another great addition to the historic district of Grapevine.

The atmosphere is great! Great variety to choose from. Great entertainment and drinks were good.

We come to Harvest Hall to attend concerts at their Third Rail venue. We really like this place. Parking is super easy and affordable. They have a Food Truck like dining setup with great selections. The Third Rail is their concert venue and bar. The entire setup is great. There are outdoor areas as well as a hotel. Both of those look nice, though we havent used either. Everyone we have interacted with has been very nice.

I'm honestly a little disappointed by this experience. The hall itself is stunning, I'd love to be able to walk around and spend a day there but there's just such few vegan options (I only spotted a falafel bowl and wrap) and the Halloween nightmare on harvest hall left much to be desired. Just a bar with some Halloween decor, not the event it seemed to be made into online. I ordered the Green Goblin drink and oh man I do not recommend this. It took me straight back to a frat party vodka-forward artificial mystery.

Last weekend, my partner and I decided to explore Grapevine and stumbled upon this gem - Harvest Hall. I must say, it's an extraordinary place for a date night! From the moment we stepped in, the ambience struck a perfect balance between elegance and comfort, setting the stage for a memorable evening. The variety of food and drink options is truly impressive. Whether you're in the mood for some gourmet cuisine or just a casual bite, Harvest Hall caters to all tastes. We hopped from one stall to another, sampling a bit of everything - each dish a delightful surprise. The quality of the food is top-notch, and the presentation is equally impressive. What really elevates the experience at Harvest Hall is the scheduled entertainment. Throughout the year, they host various events and performances, adding a vibrant energy to the place. On our visit, we enjoyed a live band that played a mix of genres, creating a lively yet intimate atmosphere. In conclusion, Harvest Hall in Grapevine, TX is a must-visit for anyone looking for a charming spot for a date night. With its diverse culinary offerings, delightful entertainment, and impeccable service, it's a place that guarantees a wonderful evening. We're already planning our next vis

Grapevine Porsche show had a Texas car club roll in to show the beauty and elegance of the muscle that is Porsche. There were likely a dozen from vintage to the newest model. It's a nice set up in an open area of this little square which included a small water park. The city had plenty of other activities going on to keep everyone in the fam interested. After strolling through and eying a future dream purchase (haha) we took a tour of the observation tower... Very cool. Our tour guide was pleasant and entertaining. You can see across Dallas, Irving, to Fort Worth. We didn't eat anything at this venue but there are several restaurants available inside the building.

I came to harvest hall with my buddy Gary and discovered it was a great place to hang out and have drinks and some food and some social time!! We showed up on a Saturday to watch some college football and have a couple of beers and some sliders. There is always plenty of room as this place is very big and has a lot of seating. There are several options for drinks and several options for food so everyone in your group can find something they want. It's definitely a nice place to enjoy a Saturday afternoon, the ambience is great and it is beautiful inside. We will definitely be back!

The setting is nice- open, clean, modern, trendy. Want to say there was about 6 or 7 restaurants to choose from? It was a bit on the pricier side... and tbh the food I got was not worth its cost... meaning the quality and flavor just wasn't there. We got pizza and appetizers. I did enjoy the soda machine. I would come back for the overall vibe, but definitely would plan to try one of the other restaurants if I'm being honest.

What a lovely addition to downtown Grapevine! On top of the multiple dining options, from barbeque to seafood to Asian choices to Mediterranean, plus coffee, dessert and a bar, there's also a 150 foot observation tower. Definitely take the $3 tour to get the 360 degree view: if it's a clear day like we had, you'll see Dallas, Ft Worth, DFW airport, downtown Grapevine, Lake Grapevine, and beyond. Our tour guide, Sandra, was very friendly and provided lots of interesting facts (I didn't know that you could fit Manhattan island onto the property of DFW airport!) Make sure to enjoy the beautiful architecture and murals in this space as well.

Harvest Hall was a great experience for me and my family. I loved all the food options and I think they give you a great choice. It is a great place for you and your loved ones to enjoy a delicious meal at Harvest Hall!

After trying the best food halls when living in Chicago- we decided to make it a date night and try harvest hall in Grapevine. It was about a 25 minute drive from Fort Worth. There is a parking garage (free for 90 minutes, $1/hr after that) attached. Harvest Hall is inside a repurposed train depot near Main St, with a hotel on the higher floors. The ambiance/decor of the hall itself was stunning. There are about 8 food vendors and 2 bars inside. My boyfriend and I decided to order food from multiple vendors and they were all okay, nothing memorable. The price per entrees was steep, and I was disappointed in the lack of flavor, frozen lobster and taste. My favorite was the nutella and fruit crepe. That was by far the best tasting food/vendor there. We were both disappointed especially since we have had excellent food halls in Chicago.

We ate at 3 different places inside and had a round of drinks from the main bar. First was the monkey king noodles. All 3 of us did not like the noodles or the dusty chicken. The noodle ramen soup had no flavor, just oil taste. Zatra was pretty good. Had a gyro wrap and it was pretty big. Dock was pricey but really tasty. Had the lobster grilled cheese. The food was not great, and we won't be back just to eat. But the reason we most likely wouldn't go back is all the kids running around. To eat and have drinks with pre teens running around screaming, is not ideal for my family. There's a cute little Photo Booth in the middle free of charge but these kids were out of control just playing on it for the entire hour we were there. We finished dinner and tried to have a drink. But I couldn't wait to leave honestly.

I walked through this place last time I was in downtown grapevine and knew I had to come back to eat here. This upscale food court that sports half a dozen restaurants and a bar evokes an old train station, which is fitting since a TEXrail stop sits just outside the building. From Its tall sweeping ceilings with exposed metal rafters down to its decorative mosaic tile floors, harvest hall creates a lively environment that made me want to linger and take in the ambiance. Very cool spot and a boon for downtown grapevine. I got a lobster roll with chips and a drink ($25+5) from Dock Local and my friend I was with got the 2 sliders ($12) from the bbq place sharing the same counter. I'll be honest, the lobster roll was more costly than I'd normally spring for for lunch but I hadn't had one in years so I embraced the moment to fully enjoy day out. Overall it hit the spot, including what seemed to be a Texas toast inspired bun, but it was a little on the small side for the price. The last time I had a lobster roll was from a food truck in downtown Austin a few years back for $17 but maybe this is the going rate these days with inflation being what it is. Pricey lunch choice aside, I really had a great time here. Next time I think I'd either pick a cheaper lunch option or maybe come in the evening when they apparently have live music and see what that is like.

Coming to harvest hall is a fun experience if you're visiting Grapevine! The parking situation is a little rough - there's a parking garage (free for 90 minutes, $1/hr after that) attached but it's kinda hard to get into when it's busy out. There are about 8 food vendors and 2 bars inside which none were ever packed, except the lines for the bars were usually longer than for food. My fiance and I came and tried food from multiple vendors and they were all ok, but nothing was incredible. For the price you're paying per entree, I was a little disappointed in the lack of flavor (even at the hot chicken stand). We also were there during happy hour but were charged different prices for each round of drinks (while still in the happy hour timeframe). Overall it was great to visit before going to experience more of Main Street.

HH is inside a repurposed train depot near Main St, with a hotel on the higher floors. Credit cards only - you can buy a gift card with cash to use at the vendor stations. The variety of restaurant and food vendors is pretty vast, from Thai and Greek to sushi and Italian. Try something different like a lobster roll (weird, in TX but my friends liked them) or a savory crepe (other friend was looking for more protein). You can either walk around and place your order(s) at each location or get a table and scan the QR code and ToastTab lists all the food items and drinks (non-alcoholic) and you can place 1 order at various vendors. It does get a little confusing if you order from more than 1 vendor thru the QR ToastTab as you receive 1 text message stating "Order # is now ready - please pick up at specific kitchen ordered." So you have to check each location to see which food item is ready. I was in a group of 8 so we luckily found a table to fit everyone and everyone enjoyed their meals!

Harvest Hall always has a ton of fun activities to do! Even on weekdays! They have trivia, music bingo, live music. There are so many food options. My favorite being Dock lokal. Signature drinks at the bar are really good and fairly priced. They do a great job with the pop up bars. Staff is also really friendly and prompt. Love this place :)

It was a lot of fun to visit Grapevine and Harvest Hall! And thank you for making the area kids friendly with clean changing tables and big bathroom space. #harvesthall #buzzybooth

The Harvest Hall is located in the historic Grapevine downtown are. It has a museum that folks can pay to tour, but I came here for the food hall! I liked the food hall since it was a place full of options for even the pickiest eaters! Everyone can go and pick a restaurant they like (Mediterranean, Taiwanese/Chinese, Latin-fusion, fried chicken, etc.) There is plenty of seating here! Large and small groups are welcome! Everything is counter order and you seat yourself after ordering at the restaurant of your choosing. There is someone that comes to take the trays/trash away when you're done!

Great place to meet friends and have a meal, so many choices, everyone can get something different. Everything we have had there has been really good.

Great ambiance especially around the holidays or whenever they have grapefest and other festivals! Overpriced but since they have all sorts of food nearby, everyone can get what they want without having to fight each other in your party. Service is also wonderful despite the crowds!

Great food options, Something for everyone. Great vibe but can be a bit loud. Great for a girl night out, casual dining.

Been here twice for Bingo and have truly enjoyed the experience. Highly recommend for the special late afternoon/nightly events.

Located within the Hotel Vin in downtown Grapevine. It's a great place to spend an afternoon enjoying the sights and area. Lots of different cuisines and drinks to choose from it will suit everyone's appetites. Ample seating and bathroom area is clean and well maintained. For Christmas there was lots of festive lights and decor and an outdoor ice skating rink.

We come to Grapevine all the time and had no idea this little gem was right under our nose. Super cool and fun place to come. Great for groups, girls night or just going out on a date. Good variety of different foods to choose from, abundant indoor and outdoor seating with live music both inside and out. The train pulls up right beside it, which is really convenient. With the position of the building, there was plenty of shade during dinner.

Harvest Hall is an European-style food hall, event, and entertainment facility in downtown Grapevine, Texas. It's a majestic structure. Harvest Hall is connected to Hotel Vin, a luxury boutique hotel that's a part of the Marriott Autograph Collection. The Hall sits adjacent to a commuter train track that runs in and out of Dallas. The Hall is an upscaled version of a food court featuring Mediterranean, Seafood, Hot Chicken, Pizza, an Asian eatery, Brisket and Ice cream. While we visited on a quite Sunday afternoon, I understand that the entertainment offerings are varied and enjoyable. We sampled the Hot Chicken sandwich, Lobster Rolla and souvlaki. All were great, but the Lobster Roll is the bomb! The facility is spacious and clean with a very nice ambiance. Harvest Hall is well worth visiting!

We stopped by and grabbed some pizza and ice cream. We liked seeing the Halloween decorations while watching the football game. #harvesthall #buzzybooth

It has been years since the last time I've been to downtown Grapevine, so Harvest Hall was new to us. Frankly, what an amazing place. Its aptly designed like the train stations of old (reminds me of Denver's) and you just don't see this dedication to architecture and history in new development anymore. Kudos to the city for thinking ahead and adding Harvest Hall and a hotel right next to the train station, its hard to think of how this all looked without it. I really do love this Food Hall trend as each one I've visited has its own unique qualities, with of course plenty of delicious places to eat too. Harvest Hall is no different. You're hit with a great combination of American (Burgers, Chicken and Biscuits), Middle Eastern, Latin American, Italian, Asian, and more. With plenty of space inside and out and what seems to be a regular stream of entertainment at the large outdoor area, we look forward to visiting Harvest Hall more often to see what's going on.

I'm so upset it took me so long to check this place out! So many great restaurants, it was hard to choose. Plenty of seating, including some work tables with outlets so we worked here for a few hours & then enjoyed a lovely cocktail. Great atmosphere!

Went to one of the Christmas drone shows, super busy but got my food in a decent amount of time. Can't wait to check this place out on a normal day! Wonderful atmosphere and friendly workers.

#cozzy #warm #loveit#Amazing #harvesthall #buzzybooth Loved the vibe, enjoyed the place so much

Amazing atmosphere, food and drinks everywhere! Highly recommend! Love the location being near Main St. Grapevine. Great to walk around!

Wonderful selection of permanent food vendors! Service was good at all three vendors we bought from. And sitting outside looking at the historical Grapevine train. Love it!

Bustling place with lots of different foods to choose from. My husband and I both picked different places to try

Lots of options for food and adult beverages. Great atmosphere and space for folks to get together and enjoy what ever they wanted from some 10 permanent food and beverage venders. Prices were pretty decent too.

This was an excellent girls night out! So many options for food, and we loved the live music! It was a beautiful spring night so we sat outside under the string lights listening to a great cover band. There's also a mixologist in the Third Rail. The cute photo op station was fun also! When we were done and cleaning up our table, one of the workers came over to tell us he would take care of it. We wish there was a way to tip him; we didn't have cash. ‍ This is a great place for families, couples, friends. And then you can walk down Main Street to shop and get dessert. We will definitely be back!

Stopped by during Grapefest 2023 for dinner on our way out. Came in on a whim without checking ratings or reviewed and was pleasantly surprised! The inside is beautifully done. Modern, but classy and charming. We had ZaTar (Mediterranean food) and I'd happily eat there again. My shawarma plate had the loveliest rice! We sat outside and it was a beautiful night to watch planes coming into DFW and see the texrail.

Love Harvest Hall when in Grapevine. Everyone can get what THEY want. Fair prices and fun atmosphere .

Harvest Hall is delicious. They ensure they bring in the best food options that care about quality. We love the outdoor indoor element. Always a favorite of ours. We love the Arepas, Hot chicken, Pizza, Greek, and Seafood spot.

Great food and great venue- it is so beautiful inside! However, with the amount of seating & tables available, it did not hold the amount of people ordering food. We struggled to find seating as everyone did & ended up sitting in a small corner. If you go, get there for early lunch or dinner, don't arrive at 7 PM!

Love the tour of tower, we have learned a lot the grapevine history. #harvesthall #buzzybooth

Just happened upon Harvest Hall while visiting Grapevine. Fun place with a variety of food & drink selections. Plenty of indoor & outdoor sitting. I had the lobster Mac & cheese, DELICIOUS!!! Totally coming back to try something different.

Very cool place to have drinks and eat. If it's busy, good luck finding seating. There's a main bar with a variety of food stalls around it. We got the shawarma, chicken and biscuits and some noodles. Everything came out tasting good. Pricing is higher and portions were ok. Great place to people watch and visit especially during Christmas season. Lots of lights and activities within walking distance.

Harvest Hall is so nice! I love all the little restaurants inside. There is a good amount of variety and a few bar areas. They have restrooms inside and lots of outdoor and indoor seating. Outside is a cool mural of a train and you can view the trains. During the holidays they have an ice rink and bubble tents.

We had a great time, in a great place, which makes for great fun!! Glad to be outside but indoors on a cold evening in DFW!!

We checked out Harvest Hall while exploring Grapevine and I was taken by how absolutely beautiful the space itself is. What an awesome concept of taking the design of an old railroad station and using it as a really nice food hall and event center. There's so much to take in with just the building and structure alone not to mention all of the many delicious food options. What an absolutely lovely place to visit while you're exploring downtown Grapevine.

Love our annual Christmas visit- food and atmosphere always gets us in the holiday spirit! #harvesthall #buzzybooth

I love this place!! It has something for everyone. You can sit inside or outside and place is clean and inviting. You can take a tour if you want but we did not. We ordered from Easy slider, Areba's and Zatar. My husband loved his nachos. I really, really liked the hummus. I would get it again. The salad was terrible. Just a wedge with ranch and tomatoes that I feel passed their prime. I strongly suggest you avoid it. It has a bar in the middle so adult beverages can be had. It's attached to Hotel Vin so it's a hot touristy spot. I'd like to go back soon to to try more restaurants.

Ambiance was amazing, I loved this small town. Service was quick in the form of you could order through a QR code website if you wanted to skip lines. Food was ok, maybe it was just the ones we tried. Still a cool place, see myself coming back again.