Stock + Grain Assembly Food Hall

Stock and Grain is located next to Truist Point ballpark. That makes it a perfect location to grab a meal before any soccer, baseball or other event. So today before the High Point Rockets Baseball game we decided to have dinner here. After walking around and checking out the menu at the various food court spots, we settled on YUMI. They had a great selection of sushi, poke bowls and ramen bowls to satisfy everyone in our group of 5. They also have some great Japanese beer & Sake. I got the Tokatsu Ramen with the pork belly in a mild broth. It had a little kick but I probably should have gone up a level for a nicer kick. They gave a decent amount of pork belly and were not stingy. The broth had corn and scallions, shredded nori seaweed with a garlic oil. A great combination with some good noodles that filled you up to the point I felt bloated…..I’m sure the Diet Coke did not help! My wife got the same with the Tempura Shrimp which comes on the side. She got zero spice and regretted it so she got a side of hot sauce. My kids went with Poke bowls and they both loved them so I will take their word on it. Overall a good meal but a bit pricey for a place where you pick up your own order and then clean up after yourself. As far as service, not much to comment on since you order at one end of the counter, get a beeper and then pick up at the other end when it’s ready. The court itself is great because of the different selections but you need to hope that the people before you clean up their table when done if not you will be cleaning it yourself. That’s my reason for a 3 instead of 4.

I wish this was here when I attended college in High Point! Great variety and it looks like they are bringing in some new spots. The Purple Panther was great from the bar. We got sushi from Yumi. Great place!

Taco Street 🌮 is now open! The cuisine was delicious, and there was live music for entertainment. I highly recommend trying out the restaurant. It's a great place to stroll around and there are other restaurants nearby. There are also outdoor seating areas where you can relax.

This was a very nice surprise! A place full of options of food, drinks and a very cozy space to eat and relax. You can choose to be in the internal area of outdoor where you can also bring your pet to enjoy with you. Very nice structure of bathrooms and there is an area of games where you can pick some to play during your stay there. This time we choose the Japanese Yumi and we love it! The sushi was very good and super different from we use to have.

My husband died a couple of weeks before, and some friends took me to lunch. This was a new experience for me. Lots of different options & all the different vendors were exceptionally nice; especially the fellas at the Brisket station. I got the brisket tacos and really enjoyed it. It is kind of a loud atmosphere and kind of a Lil pricey. There is seating available outside. Otherwise I would recommend stopping by. My husband and I always wondered why sooo many cars at this location. I now can see why. 😀

Good mixture of stalls. American, latin and asian cuisine. Plus a kids corner, so good for everyone.

Our family (adults, two teens, and a baby) had a great visit. There is something for everyone! The teens loved the Boba and sushi and the adults loved the pizza and drink options. Everyone was a fan of the cookies!! Friendly service, clean tables, high chairs, and a welcoming atmosphere. We will be back for sure!!

I had a slice from Pizza Co, my husband had a Stromboli. He absolutely loved every bite Stressess the marinara sauce was hearty and full of flavor. We shared chocolate mouse cake and a slice of cheesecake. Delicious!!! We also tried Bizochitos from Taco Street.... yummy.... THIS is probably our new spot , from beer to biscuits they have such a variety to choose from!!! Also , seating is great either indoor or out!!!!

We visited the Stock + Grain Assembly food hall recently and my first impression was great. As someone who was born and raised in High Point in the 80s and 90s, and has come back to visit regularly since then, it's nice to see something like this in High Point. I was born in the old High Point Memorial Hospital nearby (no longer stands) and grew up going to First Baptist Church across the street. It's kind of wild to see all this here now. Stock + Grain is located right next to Truist Point, home of the High Point Rockers baseball team and Carolina Core FC soccer team. The stadium opened in 2019 and the food hall opened in 2022. Stock + Grain is part of the gameday experience. If you've been to other stadiums around the country, especially those built within the past 10 years, you may have noticed many are integrated with shopping and entertainment districts. For example, the Atlanta Braves' Truist Park was built with The Battery mixed-use development. Truist Point and Stock + Grain are very much like that, but sized appropriately for High Point. My Yelp five-star rating for Stock + Grain is also heavily biased on the atmosphere we experienced. We visited for our high school reunion before a Carolina Core game on a Saturday night. Also, it rained, so it may have forced more people inside. Stock + Grain was packed and at one point, it was standing-room only. When we left, after it had stopped raining, both the inside and outside of Stock + Grain were bustling with activity. I don't remember the last time I saw High Point so alive and I was happy to see, at least for this tiny strip, it doing so well. On the other hand, the times I've driven by Stock + Grain - not during a game or event day - it's looked dead. The gameday atmosphere probably makes a big difference. Your mileage may vary. As someone who lives in a big city (Atlanta), I always appreciate how easy and free parking is in High Point. We were able to snag a spot in the surface lot adjacent to Stock + Grain and the ballpark. Amazing. As for the actual food and drink that we experienced inside, unfortunately, it was just okay. We had cocktails from the full-service bar, Bevelry, and bowls from the new Mediterranean deli, Fig & Olive (opened July 2025). You can find my review for Fig & Olive here: https://www.yelp.com/biz/fig-and-olive-high-point Vendor-wise, Stock + Grain looked completely filled in. I believe there are eight food and beverage vendors. If we go back, I'd be willing to give Fig & Olive another try. I'm also interested in Taco Street and Yumi Sushi. Our friends got food from those places and it looked good. Design-wise, the space looks great, inside and out. There are varied types of seating -- indoor/outdoor, bar, tables, couches, and a banquette. They have games. Some of our friends' kids were playing chess with other kids. There was live music. I like the colorful High Point mural. And it was clean and comfortable. I saw a wide range of ages; this place is family-friendly. Stock + Grain is definitely an upgrade for High Point.

This is a great Food Hall and I'm so glad it's available now. They have a lot of food options and a nice bar as well, plus they have at least one store where you can pickup merch for the local soccer team which was neat. They touch most bases when it comes to food offerings but it looks like they still have space for one or two more options which I would love to see. The location is great, right at the ballpark and within walking distance of a lot of other stuff. The only complaint I have is the pretty awful gravel parking lot which I hope gets paved or at least patched up.

So yummy and such quick and friendly service. Plenty of seating and cool warehouse vibes. The poke bowls, ramen and boba were so delicious.

Everything to eat is closed. That's crazy for a Friday night before 10pm. Google says 11 but everything is shut down. How do you do that on a Friday night before 10pm?

Stock and Grain is located next to Truist Point ballpark. That makes it a perfect location to grab a meal before any soccer, baseball or other event. So today before the High Point Rockets Baseball game we decided to have dinner here. After walking around and checking out the menu at the various food court spots, we settled on YUMI. They had a great selection of sushi, poke bowls and ramen bowls to satisfy everyone in our group of 5. They also have some great Japanese beer & Sake. I got the Tokatsu Ramen with the pork belly in a mild broth. It had a little kick but I probably should have gone up a level for a nicer kick. They gave a decent amount of pork belly and were not stingy. The broth had corn and scallions, shredded nori seaweed with a garlic oil. A great combination with some good noodles that filled you up to the point I felt bloated.....I'm sure the Diet Coke did not help! My wife got the same with the Tempura Shrimp which comes on the side. She got zero spice and regretted it so she got a side of hot sauce. My kids went with Poke bowls and they both loved them so I will take their word on it. Overall a good meal but a bit pricey for a place where you pick up your own order and then clean up after yourself. As far as service, not much to comment on since you order at one end of the counter, get a beeper and then pick up at the other end when it's ready. The court itself is great because of the different selections but you need to hope that the people before you clean up their table when done if not you will be cleaning it yourself. That's my reason for a 3 instead of 4.

This was a very nice surprise! A place full of options of food, drinks and a very cozy space to eat and relax. You can choose to be in the internal area of outdoor where you can also bring your pet to enjoy with you. Very nice structure of bathrooms and there is an area of games where you can pick some to play during your stay there. This time we choose the Japanese Yumi and we love it! The sushi was very good and super different from we use to have.

Tried the Mexican and the it didn't disappoint. Great variety and excellent atmosphere. Location is perfect by the ball field. Service was great and fast. Hardly any wait made it perfect for a quick lunch.

I love the atmosphere of this venue. Very hipster, with a variety of eateries to choose from! We choose Taco Street and Yumi. From Taco Street, we ordered shrimp ceviche, guacamole, Birra tacos, and a pork taco. From Yumi, I ordered spicy tuna roll and Meiji Mango slushy! It saddens me to say Taco Street was a complete let down across the board. Where is the flavor? This restaurant has a chance to showcase authentic Mexican cuisine. Everything lacked flavor. Just bland. The guacamole consisted of big chunks of avocado, red onion, tomatoes, and cilantro. There was no salt or seasoning, no acidity from fresh squeezed lime, not a hint of garlic. It was like eating a regular avocado. The ceviche was not made with fresh shrimp as my husband was told it was prior to ordering. Once again lacked flavor. The consommé for the Birra tacos was anything but the savory, oily, goodness I'm used to when enjoying a Birra taco. We were highly disappointed in everything we ordered from Taco Street. My biggest advice is add flavor. Seasons, herbs, and spices that are so present in Mexican cuisine were absent. Yumi, my wait was over 30 minutes. We had finished Taco Street by the time Yumi buzzed my buzzer. The server apologized for the mixed up and gave me an extra roll. My spicy tuna roll was good but I was already "full" from Taco Street to enjoy the sushi. The venue gets the 5 's! It's big and inviting with many different dining options. Outside, inside, at a bar, on a couch playing board games are just some of the dining options Stock and Grain has to offer. We will definitely return but will most certainly try another restaurant.

This place is amazing! It keeps on growing and it is heartjing to see so many restaurants flourishing here. There are many open spaces to hang out indoors or outdoors (with great views of the baseball field) There are all sorts of food options from Asian to classic american and desserts. There are many hangout spots as well if you are just looking to wind down. They do Karaoke as well if im not wrong. Parking can be a pinch if you're here on a game night, but you should be able to find a spot still!

Stock and Grain is such an interesting establishment, and I wish I hadn't waited so long to try it. Located in High Point near the Rocker's field, it's a bit tricky to locate at first, but once you find the correct parking lot it makes more sense. I at first thought this was just the food court for the ball field until I realized it is very close, but actually separate. This is a good establishment for a group of friends going out. With a large amount of open seating and a good variety of food establishments to choose from, everyone in your group should be satisfied and find something they like. We tried Pies Pizza and YUMI Sushi that night, and had good experiences with both (see separate reviews.) We all really wanted to try the Brisket establishment because it smelled so good, but at 6:30 on a Saturday night they were already sold out and closing. The Burger & Hot Dog establishment had a similar issue - They were sold out of burgers before 7pm. I thought it was odd to be out of major staple items so early in the night on a weekend. We also wanted to try the bar, but after a period of waiting for very inattentive bartenders at a busy bar, we gave up that attempt. Seating is ample and there is plenty of space outside too. I could see this being much more crowded during the spring and summer when baseball season is active. I'll come back and try more things, but I think some of the food establishments have room to grow as far as service and availability of product. I don't expect most places to sell out of food before 7pm on a Saturday night.

It's a nice little place to walk around with lots of food options and little vendors. The food is a little pricier, aside from the NY slice pizza place. My son had their pizza and loved it. My bf and I had the Mexican fare, the bbq looked great but everything they had just seemed like sooo much food. Got some cute earrings and a cookie. Nice little Saturday, get out and stretch your legs activity. The atmosphere is chill but very energized.

This place is so awesome! Located right next to the baseball field in High Point, it is a great location and easy to find. What a wonderful concept and usage for this building. There is a bar with plenty of local beers and a variety of food options for every palette. We got a beer while deciding on lunch, which was a great way to start a Saturday afternoon. We found that every restaurant has generous portions, so our group ended up sharing everything even though we all did something different. For me, I got sushi and poke at Yumi, and then we all took boba tea to go. That place is spectacular; they are doing everything right there. It was so good that I had to share with the table. Don't let the food hall setup fool you; this is all good food! My husband adored his brisket, and we ended up sharing that too. Also delicious! There were also places with American style burgers, pizza and tacos. Literally something for everyone. I'd say this spot is worth going out of your way to find. The food hall setup is also very inviting with plenty of seating indoors and open to outdoor seating on the stadium side. Such a good setup and great food! Only one note: Take care with a big car and the parking lot. It gets a bit cramped. We rented a Wagoneer, and it was just a tad too big to comfortably take the turns and back in/out. However, that is a minor item overall and plenty of street parking if you plan ahead. Totally worth the trip out to High Point.

I was so excited to try this food hall, so I finally had a chance to visit the taco place. Ordered the taco birrias, two tacos and a small cup of sauce. The taste is a little bland, the meat portion is little and no cheese so It was just okay for me. My sister had the tamales, it's also a Little bland, no meet, just cheese and big chuck of jalapeño on it. Waited few minutes for our food betwin was during the week and in between The place is pretty, variety of food to choose from and plenty of seating area.

This is one of my favorite food halls! It's very clean and have lots of seating available both outside and inside. You won't see a dirty table anywhere. The staff are hard at work making sure all tables are clean. Pets are also allowed on the outside seating as long as they have leashes on. There's a good variety of eatery inside. So far I'm happy with the ones I've eaten before like Biscuits, Brisket and Beer, Pop's Mini Doughnut Shop and Miss Johnnie Mae's Kitchen. I had the pleasure of meeting the owners and learning about their businesses which is quite interesting. Their love and passion for their craft's commendable. Yelp events made all these possible. My husband and I prefer going and supporting privately owned businesses. We ordered our drinks from Cahoots. My husband had one of their beer on tap and I had ,"The Curveball" which is Silver Tequila, Grapefruit Juice, Lime Juice, Simple Syrup, Soda, Chambord Float and Lime Wedge. Yum! I will order this again, although am tempted to try the other cocktails. Will definitely go back and try the other eateries.

Stock and Grain was so good, this was my first time ever visiting and I definitely can't wait to go back again very soon. I got to try a variety of different foods, however my favorite was the Brisket and macaroni. The service was wonderful, they had a band playing the night I visited and I just really loved the environment.

Not a huge selection, a lot of closed spaces. I had the BBOKAYBBOKAYt was okay, dry brisket. Odd only fried sides.

We've been here a few times because this food court has some amazing ingredients places inside. Today, we visited Miss Johnnie Mae's rasta pasta and Beverly bar. It's always clean and inviting. The seating is plentiful, and the noise level is not bad. Come check this place out! There's free parking in a lot right beside it.

Fun set up outside, with winter igloos set up and decorated by different local companies. Unfortunately inside is lacking. I've unfortunately grown a bit disenchanted with the Stock and grain food hall. 7:30pm and half the restaurants are closed. 45+ minute wait on those that are open, with limited menu. The pricing at the restaurants is all very high, which I understand has to do with inflation, but i feel several of these spots have priced themselves out. Going to be a while before I return

I can't recommend this business because I did not have an opportunity to try any of the restaurants that are located there in. The website indicates that the food hall closes at seven on Sunday but a little bit after six most of the eating establishments were already closed, and a few that were open headline such that I did not want to wait to be served. When you think about developing entertainment eateries, we really have to think about whether the traditional 9 to 5 model is going to be conducive to a business surviving, especially post pandemic please give us a few more extended hours so that we can enjoy a late lunch or dinner on a Sunday afternoon.

I love a good hall because it offers up so many options and there is something to please everyone in the group. Went to stock and grain this week with some friends and couldn't just try one spot. There was also a coffee shop that was closed for the day and a bar on the other side! So much to do in one spot. It would also be perfect to stop here before hitting up a baseball game in high point!

I like the idea of several options being available in one venue, especially if you have a crowd and each person has a particular taste. It also looks convenient for those who attend the baseball games since the field is adjacent. I sampled a few different options and wasn't left with a lasting impression. I did go during an off time, so maybe during peak hours the food would be more fresh. Would I go out of my way to come here again? No. Would I eat their food if there was no other option? Yes. The upside to the food hall was they have very clean bathrooms and facilities. If you go during the middle of the day it's also pretty quiet which I found pleasant. The overall design is beautiful and modern as well. I think they could use a chicken shop. I didn't notice any chicken sandwiches on the menus. Your options currently are charcuterie boards, sushi, brisket, burgers, tacos or Italian. Some of the older photos here show restaurants that are no longer there. That was disappointing.

The ambiance is amazing! A great place to meet friends and hang out. I never knew this place existed. I will definitely be back and enjoy more food and drinks. The live music by Just 3 Jazz was phenomenal!!

Always have a delicious time every time that I step in here. The food is so good and so many options to choose from, the place is nice and honestly, you can just wine down with their chill vibes

We love the location of Stock and Grain. Inside the food hall it is very nice and clean. We sat outside since it was warm and ate our food. The tables were clean, and the chairs were pretty comfortable. I'm sure during a game it would be cool to sit outside drinking beer and eating pizza watching the people go into the game.

This was such a cool place located next to the High Point Rockers stadium. After enjoying an eventful morning at the museum nearby with the kids, we were pressed to find something tasty and fast. This came up on Google and my hubby was a little nervous of the idea of a food court set up. I loved the different options and pushed for it. Glad I did too! It was a cute space with elevated options inside. Each business felt very unique, specialized, and ready to deliver tasty chow. I landed on a salmon poké bowl while my circus split a bbq plate from a different vendor. We'd definitely come here again!

I got a vegan hot dog. It was delicious. It came with fries. It's more for a snack. Next time I would order the double vegan burger. The special sauce was delicious also. Food came fast despite the influx of customers. There is also a bar on the other side.

Although I don't spend a lot of time outside of work in HP, I'd been wanting to check this spot out for a while. And finally did! A Yelp elite event brought me here for Miss Johnie Mae's Rasta pasta which was delish! My aunt tried the pizza place next to it and got a wonderful looking sub and a side of fries. I tried the fries and they were crispy and fresh. I was impressed by the bar as well. We went on a Wednesday and to my delight there was a special on draft beer. There were a few different options and the bartenders let us sample a few before deciding. Parking was also super easy with the lot next to it having plenty of empty spaces. I look forward to visiting again!

Food court inside w a good selection of vendors. Of course, I chose sushi for dinner and I was very satisfied w the quality of it. I love the venue, the outdoor seating , and how spacious it is inside. Lucky for us there was a band playing live, which btw reminds me I have to look them up and follow on social media. The weather was ideal for a Summer evening. The service was great by all of the staff at the different vendors. I hope to come back next time I'll catch a Rockers game. Overall, a solid 5 star rating to S&G!

Really beautiful inside but only two spots open right now and they're both cocktail bars. Opens at 4:30 but not much of a selection right now. Building itself is gorgeous and I can't wait for all of the spots to officially open but it's kind of a bummer right now with everything closed except for two cocktail bars. Once it's all open, I'll come back and review a few more spots!

We had a great meal at the Stock and Grain Assembly! We were all able to choose what we preferred while being able to eat together! It was amazing!

Love this place!! Breakfast, lunch, and draft beers all in one building? Yes please! Stock and Grain has taken the concept of a food court and made it chic and exciting! I love that it's incorporated into the baseball stadium, I can't wait to go to a game during the summer and sit outside with some sushi, mini donuts, and adult beverages!

What a cool spot! It's attached to the ball park but to describe it as a food court feels disrespectful! It was a cool, rainy night so we sat inside but I would imagine when the weather is good and the ballpark lights are ablaze, the outdoor space is the place to be! Definitely some good variety with the types of available good and more on the way! We chose a couple of custom hot dogs from one place and then a BBQ sampler from another. We were also down to get mini donuts to bring home but after hanging at the bar for three beers and chowing down on some yummy good, the donuts were forgotten! The food was tastier than your usual ballpark food. My brisket and sausage was flavorful and fresh plus the ladies working the counter were super pleasant! The hotdogs were piled high with yummies and tasted oh so delicious (ladies there not as pleasant). We sat at the bar in Bevelry and enjoyed our beers (good selection) while watching the Carolina game. Overall, good experience. Two things keeping this from five stars is one, the parking sitch. If this place has any type of crowd, parking is going to be tough! And two, the "hallways" are kind of narrow. It's a really cool place to be, but more people will overwhelm it.

Why have I waited so long to come here?! Stock and Grain is a hot new food hall on the scene! They're popping up all over, and I am HERE for it! What sets Stock and Grain apart from the other food halls, you might ask? Convenient parking - we love that! There's a huge lot right by the building. Free! There's TONS of seating. Indoor. Outdoor (great view of the Rockers stadium! Would be so fun to come for a game!) It's all here. The selection on is point! Stock and Grain is not yet at capacity, with several new options coming soon, but they still have a solid selection of various food and beverage options! There's everything from Message Coffee for your caffeine fix, to Yumi Sushi which offers Boba teas, sushi, signature sake cocktails and poke bowls, Damn Good Dogs to offer the all-American pairing to a baseball game at Truist, to Biscuits + Brisket + Beer, the holy trinity! Each occupant has their own flair/decor on their storefront which I love. The pony keg chandeliers at BBB is a lovely touch! We walked around and took in all the options, and decided on Biscuits + Brisket + Beer. They promptly greeted us and brought our attention to the lunch specials they were offering which was 1/4 pound of either brisket or turkey, with a side. Brisket was $10 and turkey was 9. Sold! I opted for the brisket and got crispy battered fries as my side. I also opted to add a gravy biscuit! Who could resist, right? The biscuit was flaky and warm, the gravy was good too! The brisket was tender and flavorful, just how I liked! They offered 3 sauces, and I LOVED the mustard sauce. I dipped my fries in it too. I really loved that the lunch special was affordable and not an excessive portion so you can sample some of the other places as well! We next went to Pop's Mini Donuts for dessert! They have several donut count options, and I went with the 6 count. I was elated to learn that I could pick up to *3* different toppings for my 6 count! I always love lots of customization options. It allows for optimal sampling, and again this would be a great little snack so you can try Pop's and other places as well! It came with 2 forks, so great for sharing! I got the banana pudding, key lime, and blueberry lemon. The key lime was my favorite! They were served up warm, excellent presentation, and most importantly they were delicious! I didn't even eat them all on the spot, and the leftovers were still delish. Can't wait to come back and try all the offerings Stock and Grain has!

This location has many different food locations featuring burgers, sushi, sausage dogs, and a nice bar. Daily drink specials and a small section of different liqours. Boulevardier was very delicious. Clean establishment overall. Service was quick and not crowed for a Monday

Stock and Grain is a nice array of eatery's that is wonderful. I love the fact that you can enjoy everything from NC BBQ-to-pizza-to-burgers-to-donuts-to-coffee-looking over the baseball stadium. And then close by you have Earl's Landing and all of the drinking/shopping boutiques along Church Street. A venue for everyone.

I had no idea High Point even had a little food hall. Every place I tried was great. The mini donuts at POPs had some fun flavors. My chai tea was great from Message coffee. I also got a tiramisu drink from Yumi but didn't get a chance to try their sushi. The place is very clean and taken care of. Overall, great place to hit up if you need several options.

I love this food hall! So close and convenient, uncrowded, new and clean, a huge gravel parking lot right next door, so many choices for food. This place would be great for a work meeting or large gatherings because there are food choices to make everyone happy. The hot dog place even has vegan dogs and burgers. There's a cafe, bars, and an assortment of restaurants with more to come. Plentiful indoor and outdoor seating. This is already on my top three list for lunch and I only discovered this food hall last month.

This is exactly the kind of place you want to hang out in. A good variety of foods available to please a group with different tastes. My husband had a burger and fries from Damn Good Burgers and Dogs. He gives them 3 stars. I had brisket from Biscuits Brisket Beer. I was pleased with everything. Four stars. The surprise star today was the frozen lemonade at Pop's Mini Doughnut Shop. We got peach and mango. They were delicious.

This place is great, in a location that really needed this place...located in downtown High Point, alongside the HP Rockers stadium, in an area that is really trying to revitalize. Congdon Yards, right next door, will be an event center with office spaces and even condos. I'm looking forward to what more the area will bring. For now, there are only a few spots open in what I thought would be considered a food "hall", but I see labeled as a food "court"...this place is way more than a food court. There is plenty of seating inside and outside, for the vendors that are already there, but I'm not sure if it's full vendor occupancy on a busy game night. The bathrooms are a little disjointed for this place...you go through the door and are emptied into a hallway without a direction on where to go. Once you find them, they're a nice space with a nice sized accessible stall, but I don't think the doors leading to the bathroom are....???? I'm looking forward to spending more date nights here...

I've been working in High Point for a couple of years now, and I am rather impressed with the efforts that are being made to make the downtown and main street area the place to be in the Triad! I learned about S&G thanks to the Elite event held there, and I will definitely be back. You get a nice view of the stadium, and there's places to eat outside on a nicer day. They currently have Yumi sushi and poke, Biscuits Brisket and beer on tap, Damn Good Dogs, Miss Johnnie Mae's Kitchen, Message Coffee, and Pop's mini doughnut shop. Seems like there's room for more offerings to come as well! The place is clean with lots of areas and tables to sit, and each place gives you a beeper so you can order around the horn (yes, a baseball reference!) and not miss your food when it's ready.

This is a nice food court type place. I went at lunch time and found they have several different options but I settled on a sushi bowl. I think they also have a coffee stand, hot dogs, maybe doughnuts. It was very clean and there was indoor and outdoor seating. I will be coming back because I think it would be a nice place to sit and work remotely for a bit with coffee, lunch and people watching.

This place is amazing. It's design and location is perfect. Located RIGHT next to the Rockers gate with a great view of the field. Some of the vender booths are yet to open but it's a great start. I went to Yumi Sushi and my meal was amazing.

This is a great spot for downtown High Point if you have different desires of a meal. There were 3 of us. This was my first experience with a food hall. There are several options here. We chose Yumi Sushi and Ms Johnnie Mae's Kitchen. While I like Sushi, it's not a favorite of mine. I never even heard of a Poke bowl, but my coworkers had. They were very excited about it and said it was delicious. My food was amazingly delicious. The sweet potato cornbread makes you want to slap yo mama, lol. Not for real, let's be for real, but you know what I mean.

Came here for a beer and a snack after long hours of furniture shopping. Had the brisket sliders which were great. Enjoyed some live music as well. Worth a visit.

Stock and Grain was interesting. The feel was like a "public house/food hall" simply because of the layout, but nothing to write home about. My wife wanted a snack and ended up with a poke bowl that she seemed happy with. I did a hot lap to see what was available and didn't see much worth buying or coming back for. There were four food vendors that had decent offerings (sushi, bbq, soul food, mini donuts) but nothing that stood out. The bar was fine but had little offerings; draft beers were offered in ten or 16 oz portions (who wants a full priced beer for a half pour?) The food options closes a couple of hours before the bar area. We went on a rainy weekday, I can't imagine what going on a baseball game night would be like. Concept works elsewhere but they fall short and miss the mark here.

We had an awesome first visit to the food hall. I really appreciate how family friendly it is. We came for lunch and had great food. They have a large lot and in nice weather a lot of outdoor seating. My son loved the lines you could follow to go to the restrooms or the food vendors. The bathrooms have changers and a built-in stool for kids to wash their hand. On this visit, we ate at the barbecue restaurant and sushi place. everything was delicious. We liked the relaxed atmosphere and stayed to watch a football game.

I love stock and grain. A great place with a ton of different dining options. It has a ton of events, themed nights and karaoke. A great spot!

The people in the area are very kind and social as well as the staff. Clean, family oriented area as well as area for adults such as the bar. Inside there are a few choices to eat/get dessert. Right across is the baseball field.

A modern take on food court/hall, this place offers ample indoor/outdoor seating, bar, food options, and awesome views of Truist field to boot! Currently, there are a few open spaces for more businesses. We ordered coffee (chai latte w/shot of vanilla), sushi (more non-traditional sushi rolls, poke bowls, appetizers, boba teas), brisket (can add biscuit and other delicious garnishes, like fried green tomatoes ), and mini doughnuts (I missed the secret menu displayed on tablet on counter ‍) for dessert. There was the option for hot dogs/hamburgers (they also offer vegan options!)--but we decided to brings kids back to check them out. I would say prices are in moderate range--but worth the ambiance and views alone. We arrived mid afternoon on a Friday in off-season and was fairly quiet. There was faint, almost undetectable music playing in seating area--if it weren't so quiet, you may not even notice it--it may serves as background noise in hopes of promoting conversation, but, hopefully, in busier times they turn volume up (and/or possibly broadcast baseball game) a bit to add to nightlife/ambiance. I would say a great place for friends/families to meet up and hangout. The parking lot is a bit small and consists of dirt, which may pose accessibility and/or parking challenges. There is a small park adjacent to parking lot/Truist field that is open 10a-4pm (except game days), and currently a huge, lighted Christmas tree erected in parking lot for holidays.