I had high hopes for this place but it's "meh." The entire food hall consists of 3 establishments:…read morea hamburger vendor, a Chinese food vendor, and a Miso/Sushi vendor. I'm not sure how many of the patrons who were studying could focus because you could hear literally everyone's casual conversation. As of this review, the coffee vendor, vacated the food hall. The concept is great, and it works in a pinch, but the food was overpriced for the quality.

I came here for weekday lunch and sampled a bit of every vendor - I honestly don't think you can go…read morewrong with any of the stands! The sushi was fresh, the Chinese was filling, and the American pub food was hot! There is also plenty of seating upstairs if you can't snag something downstairs. Great for finding something for all palettes

Food was cooked perfectly and tasty. Great service and friendly helpful staff. Nice casual…read moreatmosphere

First time visit today. Newly opened venue. There are three sections to this place. First one is a…read moreBrewery with pizza. Second part is an event center. Third part is a food hall. Outside seating is available where children run around and play games. You can QR code and order for The Brewery and pizza but you have to go into the food hall to order food from there. Ramen, Sandwiches and Sushi are some of the Items available. They text you when its ready. We tried the Philly Cheesesteak and wings with fries. Cheesesteak was ok nothing great, the wings were tasty and fresh. The fries were extremely seasoned neither of us could finish them. Parking is ok if you are disabled or have a golf cart . Otherwise you have to park across the street in a field. Be very careful not to drive into the potholes and/or the large ditch at the edge of the street. Im sure as there is no lighting at night it would be easy to do that.

Business lunch and we had a trailer so parking was a concern. Plenty of it here. A bit overwhelming…read morewhen you walk in with all the choices. Definitely a place I will need to explore more. We opted for Jee Roos which is Mediterranean. We both had the steak panini and a side salad. Definitely did not leave hungry. Large Greek side salad and the a nice size panini. That sandwich was hot and started that way. Very friendly folks as they cam by and checked us. This is an old warehouse that has been somewhat converted into an awesome food court. Many choices to choose from as there are a few different sections. The area we were in had pizza, sushi/poke and Mediterranean. There are several more options in the other sections. You order the food at the place of your choice and they give you a pager and then you either go get your food or they bring it out to you depending on how busy they are. Rustic industrial look but he store fronts are bright and colorful. Neat spot that definitely needs multiple visits to fully evaluate.

Ate at Jee Ros' today. We both were amazed at presentation of our plates. Perfect delicious…read moreportions. I could eat the same for lunch or dinner again tomorrow it was so good. Most definitely a place to re visit.

I was waiting on my tires to be balanced and rotated so I took a seat in the food court. There's a…read morebig push here to get people to use the ordering kiosk. I probably watched a couple of dozen customers use this thing with no problem at all. I didn't know if they still accept cash at the time. I was a bit hungry but I didn't want to use a credit or debit card to make a 1.50 USD. purchase of a hotdog and soda. I didn't want to break a 20.00 bill either. The kiosk has really speeded things up!

Ordered the ribeye French dip - tastes good but pretty small. We also ordered the club sandwich…read more Very big and pretty good tasting. The fries and rings were decent. The cheddar broccoli soup was lukewarm but the taste was pretty good. Even though it was decent, it's not worth the $50 spent on lunch. Won't be going back. Waitress was a nice girl at least.

The food is ass, the service sucks, and the castle is cool and all but all the food here sucks and…read moreis overpriced. I agree with all the other comments its time to shut it down.

Thursday at lunchtime, sunny but windy, 65 degrees, seemed like a good time to try this food truck…read morein what is soon to be a food truck court, or at least, has appearances of such. The billing is "ATOD", A Taste of Detroit. I have been to Detroit a number of times and the unique food items I remember from there were the Detroit style pizza and the first time I ever had perogie's. Curious, I asked what was "Detroit" about the food? "Everything" was the answer. Which includes, chicken wings, chicken strips, Philly cheese steak, cheeseburgers and other items. But, the feature seemed to be the "Coney Dogs." Which are inconveniently named after Coney Island, NY. The area for the food court was spacious, parking area well maintained with black pea gravel, clean black painted picnic tables, ample parking and there were some "tailgate games" such as corn-hole available. Some eclectic classic rock was playing, not too loud. Generally a good impression. I tried the Detroit style Coney dogs. Two on a plate, with mustard, chili and onions, a side of onion rings and a drink for $11. Not bad. Tuesday is $2 Coney day, so I missed it by a couple of days. The onion rings were thick, with some integrity to not fall apart. They were breaded and fried evenly crisp with a mildly sweet, beer batter flavor. Good onion rings (5 of them). The Coney's were just as described. Nothing special, just a plain hot dog. The chili was a wet vs a dry chili, if you know the kind - juicier vs plain dry. It was savory and not sweet, a plus! It was reminiscent of the canned Hormel type chili, but didn't have the carry over canned flavor (but it probably was canned). It came with a drink, which I never was asked about or specified, and it was some type of an orange flavored drink that tasted a little like an orange punch. All for a good price of $11. The day was blustery, and it was a bit chilly in the wind, but I could see this as a good, quick lunch where you can enjoy the outdoors. But, I'm not sure exactly what was "Detroit" about it?

Very good & tasty $10 for the sandwich. It had a lot of…read moreeverything on it. Easy access to & from the location

Impressed by the Soup at Asia Pacific! It's an Asian supermarket with a restaurant. They have woks…read moreand teapots and dishes along with a huge assortment of rice, noodles, dried mushrooms preserved fruits and a lot of frozen seafood items. Desserts, frozen buns etc. We ate at the restaurant and were surprised by the large portions. Great flavors and staff that are more than ready to answer any questions about the menu. It's a cute store with almost anything you'd want to buy. They do have a variety of frozen Natto at great prices!

It was the only restaurant open on Christmas Day. We had to wait 45 minutes to be seated since they…read moredon't accept reservations. We ordered hot sour soup, beef w broccoli, kung pao shrimp and beef chow mein. Our server was very loud and rushed us to make the choices. The food didn't taste good, we kept adding soy sauce and hot sauce to bring up the flavor. The place was busy with people mostly families but l wouldn't be back to try any of their menu items

Chicken Ramen with Corn, Sprouts, Spinach, and Mushrooms in a Miso base was my order. Service was…read morequick. Hibachi was sold out at the time of my arrival. The food was a bit overly salty. Would recommend someone trying it during their cooking process as it was too salty for consumption. The restaurant was a casual dining restaurant for ambiance.

I can't wait to go back and try the other ramen flavors but this was really filling, fresh and…read moretasty! The noodles especially in this were really delicious and fresh tasting. I love all the ways you can customize your order. I can't wait to go back and try more.

When most people think Sunday brunch, they think of their local meat-and-three, or in the case of…read morethose from Greer, meat-and-four. However, I have found our family to be that of unconventional thinkers, so instead of finding a typical after-church dining locale, we went to the pinnacle of consumerism and capitalism--Haywood Mall. Mrs. W. and I had agreed that finding a place for Baby W. to play before or after eating was important, which also was a factor in where to go after learning about our friend and savior, Jesus Christ. The mall recently renovated its play place to include flashing lights, metal slides, and apparently, almost all of Greenville's population under 2. I had heard of Great Wraps and by that I mean I had briefly seen the sign above their food court booth on my way to the amply-hidden restrooms in the back corner of the food court, but I felt today was the day I would try their cuisine. After snapping Baby W.'s chair to a sturdy table, and after Mrs. W. returned with a plate of Thai food she paid $1.50 too much for (her words), I eagerly sprinted to the Great Wraps booth to give it a try. Great Wraps offers a large variety of wraps, although I wouldn't say their variety is great. Chicken something, chicken something else, and more chicken something. But then, there it was ... falafel hummus wrap. My love of falafel goes back to the Bush administration, enjoying those savory balls of chickpeas at the Pita House while avoiding returning to my paying job. I don't know what else is in falafel, but I can only assume it's addictive because I've always wanted more, but I am too lazy to use Google to learn to make my own. The falafel at Great Wraps is neither spherical nor likely fresh, but it is fried, which meets one of the requirements for it being falafel. During the construction of my wrap, I was asked by the helpful young chap who appeared to be knowledgable about wrap construction if I wanted my wrap "spicy." I've had some questionable experiences with spicy food (looking at you Dragon Den), but felt brave and ready to make the attempt again, so I let the young man know I would take him up on his generous offer to enhance my flavor journey. Several other identifiable ingredients later, my wrap was completed and distributed to me for immediate consumption. I added a little of the available shaker spices to my wrap for extra danger and begun consumption. I was pleased with the result. I let Mrs. W. know next time we ate post-religious ceremony Sunday lunch at our local indoor shopping center, I would likely give Great Wraps additional business. Her immediate response of, "OK," brought forth confidence I've not seen since the prior day when I committed to "spicy" over "non-spicy" at the local Dragon Den.

If you have nit tried Great Wraps then you need to try it, especially if you want something…read moredifferent. The Baja Bowl has rice, lettuce, you build your own with choices such as salsa, black beans, tomatoes etc. You also have choices of sauces that taste delicious. The Great Wraps team are very nice offering friendly customer service everyday.