Had fun at Trivia Night! Had a good turn out on a Tuesday evening with about 12 teams playing. The…read morehost was good and took time to check in on all teams. Played several rounds, including some that focused on pictures, a crossword, and song titles. Had some drink specials, which was nice.

Stock and Grain Assembly Food Hall is a nice little food hall situated adjacent to the High Point…read moreRockers stadium. It isn't the biggest food hall, but is a nice size for High Point and has a decently diverse selection of restaurants. There is adequate seating both inside and outside, and it is a nice place to gather with friends or even sit to work/study. From what I've seen, food prices are pretty steep compared to other restaurants in the area.

What a great place this was. Best food hall I've ever been to. This was definitely a foodie…read moreexperience. I went to Botiwalla. I wrote a separate review for that one, which was out of your mind amazing, and when I come back, there are so many other places I have to try. There's an Italian place that makes noodles from scratch every day, so that's my goal for the next visit. My husband had a Cuban sandwich, and he said that was the best he's ever had. Everywhere there was great, comfortable seating with beautiful hanging boho plants that just gave a nice natural and calm touch to the environment.

While visiting the Carolina's at the start of 2026, we decided to do a short day trip to Charolette…read moreand ended up at Optimist Hall. As a New Yorker we have our share of markets/food halls and OH fits the familiar script, with a slightly smaller footprint than what I've experienced. What never seems to change is that securing seating can be a challenge because all spots are "prime" real estate and the abundance of choices is an indecisive person's nightmare. Nonetheless, to all the foodies at heart those are just minor details for mere mortals... lol. We managed to grab a larger enough table and everyone circled until we made our individual choices and then returned to our central meeting spot to break bread and indulge in all of our finds. We enjoyed several of the eateries we experienced and I was particularly intrigued by the plant store (albeit kinda pricey). Return is a no brainer especially for the places that were most memorable. Just A Note: Parking is not free, payment is required. Please not depending on the time of day it can be crowded so securing a spot will require patience.

The City Kitch Great Food Truck Rally event was an awesome event. A great variety of street truck…read morevendors on hand, offering an international array of food. Anything from tacos to sushi to empanadas as well as many more options to choose from. Loved the Great service provided by City Kitch keeping the lot well organized and clean. Location was great except for the windy conditions. City Kitch provides all these food truck options in one location. Vendors can be found online, orders placed and picked up at The City Kitch. This is a wonderful place where you can come and experience many different dishes. We only tried a few, but have so many more to try out. Definitely planning on returning with the family. Thank you YELP, Erick, and City Kitch for the opportunity.

The Food Truck Rally @ City Kitch was a huge hit! There were tasty entrees from the Empanada Grill…read moreto Tacos Bros(quesadilla w/guacamole), ZeeYum Mediterranean (chicken w/rice) & the cravin Caribbean oxtails & rice. Great event & can't wait to get back to City Kitch for some of the best international food in the area!

Had amazing shrimp in the restaurant. Food was delicious. Chris, the waiter and barman, was top…read morenotch. Loved the ambience, especially the 1920's vibe. Also it's so cool that they are playing really chill Italian music on the speakers in the background. We were here in June '25 for a Shakespeare reading and it was awesome.

This was such a disappointing meal and a waste of a 30 mine drive. It's advertised as a Brunch…read moreBuffet at the Roar with advanced and door reservations and you had an hour limit for the buffet. It started at 12, which we were already in the building. At 12 we were told to get some appetizers and then the buffet food would be out shortly. We had the appetizers and then sat and waited for the rest of the food. At 12:25 the I guess Manager asked were we waiting for anything else, so I said the buffet. I was then told that the food was cooked to order and needed to tell them what we wanted from the smallest buffet list I've ever seen. I decided to order some dry rub wings and eggs. The wings were okay but the eggs were not good at all. My son got some eggs, bacon and wings. He only ate the wings and then we left highly disappointed and went somewhere else to actually eat.

I recommend! Give…read moreit a try, variety of options! I live in nostalgic feel that they put this inside of a bank. I ordered from Getaway Pizza, I ordered a slice of cheese pizza! They were busy, yet service was prompt. I went over to the bank bar and service was attentive and prompt. I ordered the rum punch which I highly recommend it comes in a rememberable cup! Check out this food bank. It is very small yet satisfying. I hope you enjoy them like I did...

Wow! Our 1st time in downtown Kannapolis near the ball park. There are a ton of restaurants and…read moreshops to check out! We ended up at The Bank Food Hall. Great atmosphere with multiple food options. Friendly service and easy to get what you want. We will definitely be back!

This is an addition to what we've eaten at the Gibson Mill food court. We stopped by for an event…read moreand decided to get a sweet treat. We ended up at PetalCake Coffee. The case was full of cookies and a few petalcakes (aka cupcakes) After speaking to the nice young man behind the counter that said some batches of cookies had just come out of the oven, we went for two cookies. A classic chocolate chip and a fresh out of the oven s'mores. Prices were not listed anywhere we could see, but we were in for the sweet treat. I was, however, taken aback a bit that two cookies were $10 and some change, but having said that they were delicious cookies. Especially the s'mores. We're still pulling for Gibson Mill Market to make it because it's such a great concept. The atmosphere is great for meeting up with friends and hanging out with a beverage.

We decided to stop here for lunch on our way to Charlotte. It was the day after Christmas, so not…read moreeverything was open. This is a big place. It wasn't very busy this day. After walking around a little bit, we grabbed lunch in the food court. The food will be reviewed separately. Highbranch Brewing is downstairs with a gaming place. There's an antique mall and Cabbarus Brewing in an adjacent building that is very large. We'll probably stop by here again someday to enjoy it during a little busier time. Recommend stopping in here.

Lots of great choices in here! I went with the Everything Bagels spot and had the smoked turkey on…read morea pumpernickel bagel and a bag of the deep river Maui onion potato chips. My lunch was very affordable for downtown. It was easy to order online and pick up at the counter. They had a huge bar in the center and just so many spots to pick from - I'll have to head back soon to try something else!

Love the food hall! It's an awesome spot for friends to get together in downtown Durham, offering…read morelots of different vendors and surprises. Coffee, boba, burritos, oysters, brownies, pizza... you can't go wrong! They don't bring food to you, they call out your name, but sometimes they do bus your table depending on if someone is around. Overall, an awesome place to hang out, especially on Saturdays after the Farmers Market! Highly recommend!

This place is an asian food court attached to the Super G grocery store. Surprisingly, the ambiance…read morewas modern and chic. Not what you would expect from an asian food court at all! It was clean and there was plenty of room for families. There were about a dozen food stalls here with food choices thatbspan the Asian world. You want Lao food? You got it! Filipino food? Of course! Sushi? Chinese noodles? Chinese BBQ? KOREAN? Yup you can have it all! My wife and I tried food from three stalls and I'm not going to lie, there was not one disappointing bite. A lot of thr stalls have self-service kiosks too, so ordering is easy if you need pictures. The only small gripe is that everything is a tad on the expensive side for asian food. Is it worth it? For the selection and convenience... yes, totally.

Alley 51! The food…read moreoptions are unlimited if you are a fan for Asian cuisine this is the spot to choose from Thai to Japanese... there are desert, street food and much more! The service is always quick and all operate similarly with giving you a device that will ring and vibrate when your food is ready for pick up- rather that is to go or to eat in. The ambience is very cool surrounded by art in the walls and decor that feels like you are outside in a food fair. My daughter and I live coming here ordering 3 different things and having that be our weekend meals. Also it's great that is adjacent to an international supermarket that you can do some shopping.

Great food choices! It's a great place to bring the kids as they have a big play area, service was…read moregreat! Will be returning.

I REALLY liked the uniqueness of this place! Strong Asian influence - practically everything- but…read morethere are some non-Asian things, too. It's part gift shop, part grocery and part food hall. I was amazed at how many little gumball-style vending machines they had all lined up together with different toys inside. The whole gift shop grocery area was so fun to look at! ....loved my Korean corn dog coated in Hot Cheetos from Crispy Patty and my Cuban sandwich from El Dorado. My friend got miso pasta from the place next to Crispy Patty and enjoyed it and she got a tanghulu (candied fruit skewer) that she Brought home to share with her family - she said it tasted like a candied apple. ...it was a fun visit!

Title: If it's not in the shape of a wedge, it's not a wedge salad. WTF…read more Charlotte airport. Middle of the day. The restaurant is less than half full--four-tops and booths sitting empty as far as the eye can see. Meanwhile, every single traveler is wedged (ironically) into these tiny little two-tops that are about one-third shorter than a normal table. The very people most likely to need space are the ones being denied it. That's the whole reason solo travelers walk into places like this: space, a real table, somewhere to eat and knock out a little work between flights. So I ask politely if I could have a larger table. I'm told they're "for larger parties." I ask if I could sit in a booth. Same answer, delivered in that polite-but-pointed, bless-your-heart Southern tone. Darl'n. It gets better. The other half of the restaurant is even emptier. I ask again. Same answer. Different server. Same script. A small parade of hospitality lemmings. On my way out, the hostess suddenly notices the obvious: empty tables everywhere. She "finds" me a four-top. Moments later, she does the same for another single diner. Then another. Apparently the rules loosen once customers start walking. So: lousy hospitality, a faint mist of condescension, a smashed "wedge" salad that had clearly never met a wedge, and a $22 "therapeutic" cocktail to dull the experience. Airports are stressful enough. The least a half-empty restaurant can do is let people sit at an empty table.

CLT has been extensively improving the airport over the last few years, currently burning through…read more$2.5b for concourse upgrades, a new arrivals/departures pick up/drop off area, extending the terminals and somehow fitting a fourth parallel runway into the airport property. "An airport fit for a Queen" because Charlotte is of course, the Queen City. One of those improvements is this food court that opened in 2019. It's another great restaurant and retail area to enjoy while you're passing through our airport. There's already a food court in the atrium area but this is beyond the E security checkpoint. Clean, open, airy space with several vendors. In the center, a bar area operated by Asheville's Wicked Weed Brewing. Around the perimeter, Auntie Anne's pretzels, Potbelly Sandwich Shop, Shake Shack and the second Bojangles to open in the CLT airport. (Bojangles is based here in Charlotte.) Definitely a great space for your layover! [Review 16563 overall - 3180 in North Carolina - 73 of 2022.]