World Street Kitchen at Malcolm Yards

The food was good but the service was ridiculously poor. I ordered a Yum Yum Rice Bowl and was told a new batch of rice would be ready in 5 minutes. No problem, I replied. The rice wasn’t ready for over 30 minutes! You’re in the business of making rice, surely you can provide a better estimate than that! Once the rice was ready, I placed my order and received a text the order was in process, but no text when the order was ready. I returned after another 15 minutes to find my order sitting there cold. The manager acknowledged the problem and gave me half off. Thanks for that but it hardly makes up for the wait and the awkward situation of eating in front of my friends who had long since finished their meals.

First time trying out World Street Kitchen. I tried the Korean Short Rib Yum Yum bowl, which wasn’t very yum yum. Way too much sauce and barely any short ribs. After a few bites I couldn’t even finish it. For what it was, I found it to be very overpriced.

Food was not good and overpriced. For the grilled chicken bowl and was very disappointed. The chicken was not grilled and there were only three small slices in the bowl. Ingredients did not taste fresh and overall would not recommend. Very expensive for a bowl of mostly rice

Delicious food and great service. The staff were super accommodating, friendly, and helpful!

Dairy was very personable and helpful about questions on the menu with awesome service. Kieran was also very helpful and personable. Great place & great staff! Definitely would recommend & go again!

The food was fine, it tastes like something I can make at home for way to high of a price. Better off going with something tastier in the food hall.

kind staff, lovely food, quick service!

Tons of vegan food options

This is a fantastic place to visit !! So much fun for a party of five or more because everyone has choices !! There is Asian , Mexican , Argentinian empanadas from del Sur , there is burgers , pizzas , this place blew my mind how fun !! I you want to get alcohol you will need to get a Malcom yard card that is attached to your card. You must do the trifecta ( start at Malcom yards , walk to O'Shaughnessy Distilling Co. then walk over to Surly brew co. ) super fun night for friends that are visiting to get a full feel of Minneapolis fun ) all three locations service was phenomenal I defiantly would recommend this place for sure !! Start here end up in Surlys !! They all connect with a side walk.

Yummy food but so expensive and the place itself is kinda overrated lol... I love the food court idea especially all the restaurants like Abang Yoli & Bebe Zito. The Korean fried chicken is delish and you can't go wrong with bebe's ice cream! Wrecktangle pizza is godly with the most crunchiest pizza ever with crazy pizza combinations!! :D However, the place is hella confusing. I don't really understand the card concept and why it's connected to the food and not just drinks. I honestly think eat street crossing does it better. I would like to see my balance in the moment vs towards the end. It's super easy to overspend... :( Also the place is super loud and packed so it can be extremely overwhelming especially when it's busy. I def recommend just eating outside if possible. Would not recommend if you have sensory issues. :( It's def a nice spot to hang out with friends tho but I just wouldn't go out my way to eat here again lol.

This place is a great spot for a group. They have a nice patio space outside and ample seating inside as well. Rotating taps of craft beer and seltzers on a self serve wall that you use with a card. The card will cut you off after so many ounces, but they can reset it for you so theres isn't a true limit. My favorite thing about this place - the food options! You have the ability to to eat at any of the several restaurants. The options are incredible - I've actually eaten Revival and Wrecktangle Pizza here without ever eating it at the standalone restaurant. There are nine total restaurants - each unique in its cuisine. No one will be disappointed!

Highly recommend the Korean fried chicken it was so good and the ambience was great. Actually went to eat here twice! Would definitely recommend and very quick service.

Such a fun experience! I got to order my fav items from 8 different restaurants. Enjoy delicious flavors from each food stall, then meet up with your friends in a large casual cafeteria style seating area indoors or outdoors. There are options for Sushi, Mexican, Asian, American, Pizza, Ice Cream, full service bar, and pour your own beer and wine. With so many options, this is a great place to meet up with a large group of friends since there's something for everyone. Service is iffy. They require you to get a Malcolm card that they tie to your credit card. This worker seamlessly the last few times I went to Malcom, but there were issues this time and they restaurants had to use my credit card instead of the Malcolm card. Each food stall sends you a text when your food is ready for pick up. For some reason, I was receiving my texts about 5-10 minutes late this time. Not a huge deal, but probably not the customer experience they intended.

Malcolm Yards was a really unique experience. An adult, upscale food court, with amazing dishes and great cocktails. The building is industrial and cool, with great outdoor spaces as well. Plenty of parking available! There's a full bar with a one and beer options. Loves the different areas and spaces you could mingle in and enjoy great food! I ordered the jerk chicken and a boozy vodka lemonade. The food was fast and so were the drinks. The jerk chicken was amazing and I tried mustard coleslaw for the first time! Fun atmosphere!

This is a great food hall, definitely a lot of great food options to try. When you get there you have to check in and attach a credit card to a Malcolm card that you use at all the stalls. You keep charging everything to this card and at the end of the day you get one total transaction, I guess that makes things easier and encourages people to try different things from different vendors. I didn't love that they charge you a 18.5% tip, and there is no signage anywhere that they will do that; I just really don't like hidden charges. We tried a bunch of things and I think the veggie momo were my favorite. The service at wait time at Bebe zito was the worst, and we got there before they were busy! Not sure if they were understaffed or what but I am not looking forward to going back to that vendor. Another thing is I wish they had more kid-friendly food, maybe some chicken tenders or Mac and cheese somewhere, but I get they are all independent owners.

Cool place to hang out and enjoy variety of food, drinks and music as well. We ordered masala dosa @dosa, sushi @bagu, walleye Sammie @mr Paul's, pizza @wrecktangle pizza. Beer on the tab complimented our lunch

This place is a vibe! Self pour taps for beer and wine (great pricing per ounce), so many restaurants to choose from, and a full bar. This place gets packed too! Choose your timing wisely. Seems like ample parking but it's also a bit of a tight area. I hit Abang Yoli Asian Cuisine and did the Korean fried chicken sandwich with the chili crunch spice. Holy h*ll was it delicious and packed with flavor. It was a bit messy but well worth it in flavor experience. Also had their side fries topped with cilantro, sliced chili, crispy leeks, nori salt, and sesame mayo for dipping. Super cool experience and delicious. Staff was amazing from kitchen to kitchen as well!

This was an amazing place a repurposed trail yard into a mini food echo culture with amazing eats at every corner. They have ample free parking behind the business and lots and lots of options for food from Asian to burgers to Italian to Fusion things and everything in between. It's a little bit pricey because they have an added gratuity that's automatically tacked on which hopefully covers the fees which I believe it does of the servers and people that clean up for your dishes and keep the areas clean. Everything is general seating so you go get your food and then you're texted when you get your food is ready and then you sit at tables that you find which is a nice way to do it. Very family and group friendly and it's a nice central location if you're going to go out to watch a show in downtown or watch an athletic event at the university of Minnesota. I will be back again to celebrate more special occasions.

I've been to Malcolm Yards a few times and always have been pleased with my food. There is plenty of parking that is free and paid street parking. The inside and outside areas offer plenty of seating. Inside there are several food vendors to choose from and you can order from multiple. This time I got the chipotle sweet potato and roasted nabo sueco tacos from Martes. They were between $5-6 each, so not bad of a price. These tacos were so delicious, I didn't want them to end! I was so glad I went and tried these, but you can't go wrong with the other vendors either. The empanadas at Del Sur are amazing! Overall very cool spot to hang out, but can get expensive quickly if you don't pay attention.

Amazing Chelsea. Market like space set amongst Minneapolis industrial past. The space itself is gorgeous and built within the ruins of a mercantile building. Great outside space and plentiful, but rustic, parking. Very near the University. Inside is a plethora of restaurants. I went with Korean friend chicken which was a solid 9/10. Others chose fries and a burger which was also great. The curry Indian chicken from a very cool food stall was a real winner. They have a serve yourself beer and wine section that's full of the Midwest finest! A bar caps off ten experience with a ton of craft cocktails...I had the Paloma ! Delicious. There's a strange "pay on a value card" concept...the plus side , payment is fast, but the downside is you have to wait a while to get it set up. Annoying if you're hungry. Overall, a great locale.

I've visited The Market at Malcolm Yards a few different times and they've all been really good! The good: Food and drink variety -- people of all ages and food tastes can find something to enjoy! Wrecktangle Pizza is always one of our favorites alongside the pour-your-own beer. Their cocktail bar also has some great options. Being a food hall, it's a serve-yourself atmosphere so the service is pretty non-existent (aside from the food prep from the various food vendors and the cocktail bar.) The bad: Parking is a hit or miss. We've gotten lucky a couple of times but on others, we've had to walk quite a ways, so not ideal. Overall, I'll be visiting again soon!

Love this concept! A food court that gives you a card (like an arcade card) that you can use to pour your own beer and wine as well as visit several food stalls and order your food. They'll text you when it's done and you go pick it up. Love the fact that you don't have to wait for the waitstaff. Place is crowded and noisy. They do have fire pits outside. Multiple of choices of drinks and food. What else could you ask for?

Love love love Malcolm yards. It's a great spot for office parties, out of town friends and casual hang outs. I was super excited to hear that they will soon have two new vendors , Mr Paul's supper club and revival! And even more excited to win the guess who's coming to dinner $100 giveaway. My friend from out of town and my mom and I stopped in on a Friday to pick up the gift card and explore all the amazing food options. Initially there was a little confusion between the online marketing team and the on-site store management. I was relieved when at the end all was sorted out and the tab was credited. As for the food my favorite thing I ate that night was probably the bbq Bebe burger at Bebe zitos. The fried pickles were alright but the burger with its generous pork belly, special bbq sauce, lettuce and onions was like a flavor bomb. Second favorite would go to the Korean fried chicken sandwich at Abang Yoli and the side of Kimchi!! Wrecktangle pizza is another great option as are the del sur empanadas and the amazing bison momos!! There's a little something for everyone and a great selection of beers and wines from the self pour wall

Such a fun place. We got there a few minutes past 11 when it opens on a Friday and were lucky enough to get one of the last parking spots right in front. I could see how a little bit later in the day or during busier times parking could be really difficult or maybe require a bit of a longer walk to get to the location. Once inside, there was a host desk that greeted us, took credit card and information and gave us a card that was connected to our credit card and we could use at any of the counters as well as along the beer wall. This is a convenient approach in my mind as it helps both the customer and counters process orders quickly because they don't have to be running cards and getting signatures for each party. The space itself is really neat with a variety of seating options that stretch down the building and even back into a separate room that could be used for private parties and also a bar area that I expect gets pretty full in the evenings. When your food is ready you get a text from each of the counters to go pick it up and then enjoy! There is also staff around the building that are quickly clearing plates and wiping tables as people finish so there was never a time I saw where plates and trash were left behind for more than 2-3 minutes after people wrapped up their meal. If you are looking for a variety of foods to try or have a party that can't decide on a place to go Malcolm yards is definitely a fun option to try out!

Ok, this place is cool. i like the concept of shopping mall food...really good and well-made food mind you. Basically you will enter the establishment, hand over your CC/debit card, and they will tie your account to a card that you can use at your leisure. This means you can amble on over to the extensive, and I do mean extensive beer selection. IPAs? Stouts? Sours? Lagers/Pils? there is something there for you to imbibe. There is also a bar available if you fancy a cocktail or some wine. foods range from burgers to Asian, to Latin, to Indian, and others. it was tough to make a selection so I opted to overeat with Ramen and Empanadas. both were awesome, and I regret nothing! One word of advice is to watch what you buy and drink. your bill will add up a lot quicker than you think. I am totally coming back.

Great concept. "Check in" to get a card to use at the different kiosks. We tried Abang Yoli and Martes Tacos. Abang Yoli, skip the grilled chicken ($13 and all you get is a heavily spiced small chicken breast & thigh), go for the fried, or even better, skip the meat totally and get the cauliflower! It's also $13 but worth every penny! Chef's kiss! Delicious. At Martes Tacos, we got the Walleye. Best fish taco I've ever had and I consider myself a fish taco expert. Delicious crispy tender pieces of walleye, handmade soft blue corn tortilla, and picked red onions and cilantro = perfection. The perfect bite size. One ($6.95) for a light lunch/appetizer, or two-three if you're hungry.

What a fun place to be, especially when the weather is nice out! This place has a variety of ethnic foods from indian to korean. Its a cool place to gather with a couple of friends and have everyone order something different so you can try everything. Its a little crowded and not too many places to sit inside, but they also have tables outside. The indian place with samosas were good. We also got the Fried Chicken Sandwich. I definitely recommend getting some ice cream too. That ice cream place is sooo creamy and delicious.

Really fun place to go with other people! Cool food hall concept with lots of different options for food and drink. I had a cider from the beer area and I had a margherita pizza from Wrecktangle and it was really good. It was a thicker pizza than I would traditionally get but the crust was amazing!

Malcom Yards in Minnesota offers a delightful culinary experience amidst a vibrant ambiance. The diverse food options cater to various tastes, from artisanal pizzas to gourmet burgers to fusion Indian food. The industrial-chic atmosphere adds a unique flair to the dining experience. There is plenty parking. They're prompt in service and clean up. Friendly faces greet and enhance the experience.

My hairdresser had recommended this spot and I was so excited to check it out! I went with a few friends on a Saturday night around dinner time. It was packed! We tried to find a spot to sit for 20 mins and eventually found one. Obviously that is usually the busiest time for a restaurant so that made sense and we weren't mad about it. I loved this space because it had so much variety and offerings! There was a pour your own beer and wine spot but they also had a bar for cocktails and other wine options. They also had pizza, sandwiches, wings, and more to choose from for food. We ended up getting the Betty White pizza and some wings from 2 different spots to share. The phone did not eat first (or at all) because it was all so good! I will definitely be adding this place to my favorites because I feel like it is great to hangout in a spot that gives people variety to choose from!

I love the idea of the Market - communal tables, an easy payment system accepted with all vendors, and variety! We checked out this spot around 2pm on a Friday - it wasn't too busy and there was ample parking. We got beers from the beer wall, which was actually tricky. My beer ended up mostly foam, but a worker monitoring the area offered me a free pour, which was so nice of her! They have a nice variety of choices, from seasonal to ours to IPAs and more. Plus kombucha and seltzer on tap. I only wish they had better descriptions of each beer to help you pick. Food is definitely a little overpriced. For example, a single taco was around $6. We ended up splitting the 2 piece fried Korean chicken with gochujang sauce, which was about $12. It was delicious and a large portion size! I will definitely be back to try other foods, get a cocktail, and of course to have a scoop of Bebe Zito's!

Lots of good vendors at this food hall! We loved the mix of concepts with a typical food hall but also a pay by the ounce drink wall. We tried the Abang Yoli Korean chicken, which was delicious and better than normal fried chicken and came with a sesame ginger dipping sauce. The Bebe zito smash burger was incredible-- probably the best smash burger I've had in the cities. It didn't come with fries so it was very expensive for the portion, but definitely worth trying! The spicy salmon sushi roll from Bagu was extremely spicy and didn't have much flavor that came out over the spice. Their other rolls looked good, but unfortunately wouldn't recommend that one. The atmosphere in the market was great and there wasn't a wait for tables on a Friday night. The parking lot was completely full by 6pm, however.

The Malcom yards was a fun spot that had so much to offer. We ended up only getting drinks since we stopped for lunch elsewhere. Overall, I had lots of mixed feelings, as it is a place with lots of potential. Based on the ambiance and drinks alone, it was alright. The space felt like a mini Chelsea market but in MPLS, there was lots of parking and so much seating available. The exterior was alright; however, there were several dead bees laying on a single table outside which was a bit concerning... The drinks themselves were good, I really enjoyed the self serve station which served various IPAs, beers, and ciders. The payment design was a nice concept (giving everyone individual cards) but the execution was lacking since it was hard to get a accurate picture of our total bill. Going to the Boxcar bar, drinks were okay. I was a little upset that the listed price was $12 but I ended up getting charged nearly $17! By that night, I had received a receipt w/ our final total which had a 18.5% hospitality fee. To me, this felt ridiculous since we were pouring our own drinks and bussing our own dishes. Overall, I would return to try the food but I wouldn't necessarily recommend it to anyone for drinks as I felt grossly overcharged.

I can't believe it took me so long to try this food hall! My friends had all been here before and loved it, so when we were looking for somewhere to go for dinner on a nice night we decided on Malcom yards. We split the infamous Wrecktangle breakfast pizza (so delicious, gigantic, 10/10) and a burnt ends bbq burrito (yummy, a bit on the heavy side, could have used some acid/crunch). There's a bit of everything here, so if everyone is in the mood for a different type of food they will be able to find something they love. The check in/payment process with the cards is super easy, and the patio also has gorgeous views of the sunset!

What a cool spot tucked away in an industrial area in Minneapolis. We came here for lunch on a Wednesday afternoon and it was not very busy. There's lots of seating inside, as well as outside on the patio Be sure and get your "yard card" before purchasing any food. The card connects to your credit card so you can easily purchase items from multiple vendors. The "yard card" is also needed if you plan on pouring your own beer We got the Korean Chicken, a spinach empanada, ham & cheese empanada, and the Milanesa sandwich. All of the food was phenomenal! Especially the milanesa sandwich! The sauce was flavorful, as well as the meat. The sauce for the empanadas were also very tasty! I can't wait to come back here next time I'm in town so I can check out the other vendors!

A bunch of us met up for drinks and dinner the other night. There are lots of interesting outdoor seating options and we lucked out on a gorgeous night. When you walk in you are given a card to use at any of the restaurant stands, cocktail bar or self serve beer tap area. We lost track of the time sipping on drinks and chatting and ordered our food 20 minutes before closing time. Unfortunately many of the restaurants had run out of items and some were no longer serving at all. The folks at the pizza place gave us our food in to-go boxes which was helpful as it was ready after closing time. We were still able to finish our food after hurriedly eating and having the light flicked on and off several times. It wasn't a great end to our night. The food we were able to get was good. However my friend ordered a chicken sandwich and was given 2 pieces of chicken instead. They ran out and made the change without telling him. That was weird. I tried a bunch of things and enjoyed the cheesy garlic bread, the salad with chicken the most. The fried chicken was pretty good also. My husband enjoyed the pork belly potatoes. I think we would have enjoyed the evening more if we had come on another night when they were open later and we had the opportunity to try more things. Cool concept.

We swung by Malcolm Yards on a Vikings Sunday so it was quiet and slow paced. Despite that, all of the staff was friendly, kind and not just sitting on their phones. The food and drinks were delicious and a fun concept. We were recommended the Chicken Sandwich and it was more spectacular then the recommendation. Would definitely return, perhaps for a night out with friends -- next time we will have to be sure to try the rectangle pizza!

Great for those that can't make up their minds on what to get. But ended up buying more and spending more than usual. For the price, some items were not worth it while others were great for sharing such as the large portion for the fried chicken. Can get busy during the weekends and tables are hard to find. Great area for DIY tap beer or wine. You are assigned a card to make all your purchase but you end up losing count of how much money you are spending. The fried chicken while huge was not flavorful, the Asian fries were meh, the sushi was decent quality for the weekend, the dumplings were a pass, but the pizza was our favorite with just the right amount of charred goodness on the pepperonis.

Great place to hang out with friends or meet up for dinner when you can't chose what food your feeling like eating. Taproom to choose between various wine, beer, and ciders (pineapple cider was my favorite!). In terms of food the bbq chicken empanada was my favorite. Automatic 18.5% tip/ surcharge to the total at the end. A little steep in my opinion. Dogs are allowed in the patio area!

The food was expensive and portions were small. Service was very fast but our food was not hot just a tad warm which I hate. We ordered the two kids burger and tots/cheese curds meals. My husband and I split a walleye po boy and we ordered a jerk chicken entree (both sides were raw cabbage basically) from Revival with water...three of the meals were from different places. Oh and two ice cream cones. Just checked and it cost 110.85$! Cool for a one time thing.

It was my first time visiting the Market at Malcolm Yards and when it comes to parking there's only several spots in the paved parking lot. Otherwise the rest of the parking situation is on a gravel lot. It can be tricky if it's full because there are no lines. Otherwise when you enter you have to check in and grab a Malcolm yard card. You put your card information on it and you pay with that card instead of your actual credit card. It's kind of confusing and I'm not sure why they do this. Overall this place is good for big groups and there's plenty of options such as Wrecktangle pizza, Bebe Zita, boxcar for drinks, and many more! Overall the ambience of the place has that industrial look! Will definitely come back!

I love this place ! If you have not been this is a must go. And I mean NOW! There is so much variety of flavors. Something for literally everyone ! Props to The Market at Malcom Yards ! Oh make sure you go early. Prime time eating time is super busy ! As it should be !

Food terrible with too high of a price. INSANE that everyone gets a card and can order anything. POOR credit card given is responsible for erratic ordering by everyone else!!! HAVE never been to a more stupid worthless place with BAD food!! Never see me again and will put out what I had to endure!!!

The market at Malcolm yards is overrated in my opinion. Everything is super overpriced and tastes just ok. I ordered the Margherita wrecktangle pizza. It's pretty filling and decently flavorful, but definitely not worth $20+. It also took 30+ minutes to be prepared. Customer service is ok. You load money onto a card and you use the card to tap, which is kind of a dumb system because it's literally the same as using a credit card. There's a decent amount of seating and many food options to choose from. Overall rating: 5/10

3.5/5 stars I had been anxious for a while to visit Malcom Yards and since I had a friend in town and they were having a little holiday market, no better time to stop! The market area was very nice, well organized and friendly folks. We skipped getting the payment cards and just used our own cards at the foods we wanted (the Malcolm cards are probably best if you want to use the drink wall). I was disappointed by the vegan options/variety of food: basically ice cream, pizza, tacos, etc. I did partake in Momo Dosa but they're at Midtown Global and I'd honestly rather go there. I tried the dairy free ice cream at Bebe Zita and was not impressed, so pricey and not very tasty (not creamy at all). A nice area, cute place but not much draw for me to come back.

A friend and I ended up at this food hall a few times because it's a pretty good one! They have a wall of beverages that you can buy by the ounce. They also have a lot of different concepts to choose from for food. We tried the ice cream and some Italian food and it was all tasty.

Went to Malcolm Yards for the first time and I loved the selection of foods. Ordered two Wrecktangle pizzas to go but as I waited, I tried Del Sur's Argentina empanadas - chicken, beef and mushroom. Loved the crust on these. Great filling flavor. Look forward to trying their other flavors.

Relatively easy parking, lots of food options: everything from tacos to Indian, to burgers and pizza, sushi and sandwiches. The tap wall is a fun touch and they rotate great options. The cocktail bar serves several local liquors and they're well balanced. Great spot, good seating, and cool vibe!

Malcolm yards has something for everyone and is an incredibly fun place to visit! The energy is buzzing and there's always something new to try. My favorite vendor in the market is Bagu, where they serve poke bowls, mussels, hand rolls, maki rolls, and sashimi. I like to order the Spicy Salmon Poke Bowl, which comes with large diced subes of fresh salmon in a spicy mayo, topped with even spicier togarashi seasoning. The bowl also comes with edemame, pickled daikon radish, fresh radish, cucumber, and more. Be warned, this is not your average mild spicy mayo - it really has a kick!

Great spot with a ton of options for food and beverage. Super convenient and easy to park, central location, and simple system for ordering.

A good hall with a social atmosphere. Parking was easier than expected (they have assistance in the lot to help you find a spot, SO COOL). Several food options as well as a cocktail bar and self pour taps system makes this place a must for anyone looking for an atmosphere for the food adventurer and the not so food adventurer. I enjoyed the service system of "text for order ready" since everything at Malcolm's is made to order. The only suggestion is that seating feels scarce for the traffic. I'm excited to check out the spring/summer layout.

The Market at Malcom Yards is essentially a giant food court, except that instead of being in a mall, it's in a really neat old building. The process is pretty genius: give your credit card when you enter, receive a card that you can use to order at any of the counters. Don't forget to grab a wristband if you're drinking! When you're all done eating, drop your card into one of the boxes on your way out, and you're all done. You link your card to your name and phone number when you make your first order, and you get a text when your food is ready. It's easy! The Market attracts all kinds of guests, from groups of college students to families with young children and couples of all ages. With a wide variety of food options, there's sure to be something to please everyone. The service was great--attentive staff are very prompt to clear and wipe tables. The space was very attractive, with inviting decor. The main downside was that it was exceptionally loud. It was just about impossible to have a conversation, and we left earlier than we would have had it been a bit quieter. There are a lot of hard surfaces, and that combined with the music and large number of people made the volume loud enough that some will find it physically uncomfortable, and those who have trouble hearing over lots of background noise would probably miss conversation with their companions. This would be a killer place to have an event like a company party or reception.

So many great food options here! My hubby and I got a few different items and they didn't disappoint. The service at the various ordering stations was good. The vibe was busy but organized.

What a fun place to enjoy a vide variety of food!! Pros- The food was awesome!!! All of the vendors do a great job. The vendors text you when the order is ready. Making it easy to order all at once and come back for it. The atmosphere is fun! In the summer they open up the doors for an indoor/outdoor experience with fires! Plenty of parking within the back lot. It is free! Cons- The seating on weekends is frustrating. I recommend grabbing a table before ordering. Otherwise you may be standing with food and drinks. Be on top of grabbing a seat, people were quick. This location is not ideal for large groups because of the seating. The card system is interesting. When you walk in you will link your credit card to a yard card. This is what you will use to pay. Gratuity is already added to all orders.

Great selection of restaurants. Ample parking. Easy pay station. You don't have to do this but it's required if you want to drink. You get a card which is linked to your credit card temporarily. So you just tap and pay at each individual kiosk. It's pretty sweet although you might get two happy There's ample seating and the hosts will walk you through the process. There's also staff by the beer and wine pour stations that will talk you through the pouring! Great for larger groups of people and they have a cute patio! Fave places so far are MoMoDosa. I always get the keema dosa and mango lassi. Very yummy although i the mango lassi is too small for the price. I also tried the bison momo and it was fantastic Wrecktangle pizza is also here. It's good but be prepared for a very long wait. End the night with ice cream at bebe zito! These are the only restaurants I've tried. Next in my list is Abang!

Come hungry and ready to wait. This is a fantastic food hall with an organized chaos about it. There are always a ton of people, but the use of the one card for swiping to charge all transactions when you close your tab at the end of the visit is GREAT. Lots of variety in terms of array of cuisines. Love the beer, wine and self pour options. Want spaghetti and sushi like I DID?! You got it pals.

This is one of the best food halls that exists in any city that I have visited. I love the architecture, and the food is delicious! I will keep coming back and telling people how great of a place it is. Taco's, Indian, Empanadas- 100% something for everyone!