A nice pop in place. I normally love a good food court after doing some shopping so I decided to…read morestop in. I stopped at the Chinese place here and got general tso chicken and fried rice. It was pretty good nothing exceptional. Service wasn't too bad, it was super quick. No complaints at all here.

Many fast food restaurants to choose from. Seating could be a little hectic but otherwise great…read morefood and service.

Cute eatery with Froth coffee shop, a bar, a Pizza spot, Foul play chicken and a Mexican place…read more There are plenty of seats around the restaurants and a comfy spot in front of the store with couches and a chess board We stopped at Froth for the Hartford Coffee Crawl

A really cool place to visit. They have a few different restaurants to include a chicken place ,…read moreMexican, pizza and a coffee shop. Also have a full size bar and a pool table in the back. Establishment is clean and staff is friendly.

amazing this is one of the best place I always go since I was very little good deals and great…read moreplace overall

As far as regional suburban malls this is pretty average. Decent food court options and a small…read morevariety of retail options. Plenty of parking and the anchor stores are still in operation. Some kiosks in the mall, with engaging sales staff.

East Rock Market is an enclosed public market and food hall that opened in New Haven, Connecticut…read morein October 2021. It was founded by business partners Rishi Narang and John Ginnetti. Narang is a developer while Ginnetti is a restauranteur that also owns the cocktail bar 116 Crown as well as the sandwich shop Meat & Co. The old industrial building which now houses the market was the WWI-era Marlin Arms factory. Now known as East Rock Center, Narang's family has owned the building for over three decades. He brought in a few businesses over the years to fill the space, including East Rock Brewing Company, mActivity Fitness Center, and Rebel Hair Salon. Unfortunately, Narang could not find the right tenant for the full-service restaurant he envisioned. He then teamed up with Ginnetti to open New Haven's first food hall: a collaboration between local chefs and entrepreneurs. As of this writing, the food hall's current tenants are Meat & Co., Ground Up Coffee, Ozzy's Apizza, Rockfish Maki Bar, Don Rene Taqueria, and Rick's Bar. My older son and I recently stopped at East Rock Market for lunch. I had been meaning to stop by for some time. East Rock Market is a lot smaller than other food halls that I've been to in the past, but all of the tenants here are fantastic. There are so many great options for consumers: New Haven-style pizza, tacos, sushi, gourmet sandwiches, specialty coffee, hand-rolled bagels, and craft cocktails. There's also plenty of seating (both inside and outside). You can even order food to go and take it with you to East Rock Brewing, which is conveniently located next door. My son and I loved all of the options, but we decided to order a couple of delicious pies from Ozzy's Apizza. They were excellent! Nice time we stop in, we're interested in trying out some tacos from Don Rene Taqueria. Regardless of what you're looking for, East Rock Market is sure to have you covered!

East Rock Market is one of our favorite spaces! It includes Ozzy's (pizza), Don Rene (tacos),…read moreRockfish (sushi), Ground Up (coffee), Meat & Co (sandwiches), Rick's (bar). We have been to all these spots except for Rick's. That spot never seems to be open for their posted hours and we go a lot. Plenty of seating and some really great food. It is attached to East Rock Brewing with its own parking lot across the street. This spot had a lot of potential and now it's showing some of it! Looking forward to watching it grow more!

This mall is in the middle of face lift number 3. The word on the street is that they are putting…read morein a whole green space by where Macy's is, which would be a nice addition to what they've already done. It's been a minute since we've been in this mall and they already made it a whole lot nicer. The stores are also newer. Was happy to see a Rumi Life and coming soon will be Zara. Also parking by and entering through Primark was clutch and lets you out in a pretty central part of the mall. Food court also looks a tad different with a decent pizza spot and Korean corn dogs. Aunt Annie pretzels still hit as always.

Not too many decent malls left, but this is one of them at least mid Haven Mall been here for a…read morewhile still has plenty of stores. You could come take pictures with the Easter bunny right now with your kids grateful for the family.

THE GOOD ----------------…read more+ Pretty decent size mall with plenty of your typical clothing stores. + Food court is huge, but there are only actually a few options to choose from - all, of course being fast food - Hibachi Japanese, Americanized Chinese, Taco Bell, Johnny Rockets, Cuban, etc. + There's a Cinemark movie theater 1 level above the food court. + There are a few restaurants attached to the mall, including Noches de Colombia, Buffalo Wild Wings and Dave and Buster's. + Target is also connected to the mall as well. THE NOT SO GOOD ---------------------------- - Not the biggest mall out there. - Can use more variety in the food court. MIXED THOUGHTS --------------------------- = Nada. RANDOM OBSERVATIONS -------------------------------------- = Foot traffic was pretty heavy on a Saturday afternoon, with a good mix of families, teenagers and random shoppers.

Another super mall with lots of selections. I think there was a pipe issue because we stopped at…read moreWindsor and we couldn't stay long it smelled really bad, like sewer. But we visited other stores like Rainbow and Miniso.

Out of approximately fifteen restaurants. only one is back open after the pandemic. The food court…read morehas oodles of tables and chairs without the people to sit on them. A poke/sushi restaurant was serving lunch from 11am to 2 pm . Ajalo, a salad bar/grain bowl spot will reopen next Tuesday. Over ten or so stalls are empty as f... Hopefully, next month more will reopen. The food court was very successful previously, often packed like sardines!

Where to lunch?? Don't have to think twice, I love this place... purely for the fact that there are…read moreendless options. I never understood the paradox of choice, to me more the better and the reasonable prices make it even more an excellent choice for a workday lunch. It can be tricky to locate it though, it's on the 2nd floor of "City Place"... it's very much a food court like vibe. Open and spacious. Ive tried spinach wraps, flat bread pizza, salads...all delicious. This had become my go to spot off late.

Not so clean. Not so friendly. Great location but stopped going ages ago. I do not think they use…read morethe same quality ingredients regardless of what they advertise. Miss the original version and the next owners after that. Full stop.

used to love this place. everything was good. I got a seafood salad for 29.95 a pount that was…read moreterrible--overcooked tough seafood. pasta--linguini w/ clam sauce--no taste. villa combo much smaller than it used to be. prices are very reasonable. I hope it was an off day. It used to be a great place when Nick and Toni's owned it. really too bad.