Diverse food hall with many cuisines, ample seating, and good service























"I saw a document from Urbanspace Pearl Street asking vendors to cease using the Urbanspace name as of May 1, a sign of the ongoing rebranding and uncertainty for vendors there." - Emma Orlow
"Urbanspace food hall in the Financial District has added new vendors Petisco Brazuca and Kati Thai." - Emma Orlow
"Earlier this month the Pearl Street food hall felt like a ghost town: several stalls were closed by 5 p.m., even though its 2021 opening had announced 16 vendors; the hall’s website now lists only six—Extra Sauce and Twenty-One Grains (both open at the time), Que Chevere, Senshi Ramen, Bao by Kaya, and Pita Yeero—while Gabriela’s Taqueria, Plant Junkie, and Top Hops have storefronts in the building but are no longer listed online." - Melissa McCart
"A new Urbanspace food hall opened in the Financial District, bringing a fleet of vendors including Extra Sauce, which offers items like gochujang aioli smash burgers and fried chicken sandwiches." - Eater Staff
"A 15,000-square-foot food hall on the ground floor of a 29-story office building offering indoor and outdoor seating for around 300 and hosting 16 vendors including Que Chevere, Grind, Senshi Ramen, Taiwanese Bao by Kaya, Plant Junkie, and Top Hops Beer Shop as part of Urbanspace’s expanding footprint." - Eater Staff