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

I had a biscuit with scrambled eggs and bacon, and everything was excellent. The biscuit was…read moreoutstanding, the eggs were well prepared, and the bacon was equally good. The coffee was excellent as well. This is a great small breakfast stop in the heart of town. Although it was my first visit, I will definitely be returning. Counter service, plenty of seating, and a charming old Art Deco building located across from the (drum circle - Pritchard) park round out the experience.

The food Hall made a perfect lunch. Stop in downtown. We love food halls because everyone can get…read moresomething different. The architecture is beautiful. I also like how they have a water station and our handwashing station.

I had the steak Mofongo from the Latin Quarter. I've never tried that dish before but I've always…read morewanted to because I've seen it on the Food Network contests. It was delicious. Unfortunately for me I don't live in Greenville so I won't get to go back but if I lived there, I'd be there constantly.

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.

I loved the selection of eateries here. I spent some time at the casino and whenever I needed a…read morebreak, I went up to the food court. Whether it's coffee, a pastry, some bottled drinks, or food, everything here is good quality. Of course, we were paying casino prices, but that is expected. No complaints about the food or drinks. The only suggestion would be to have assistance for people who cannot use the kiosks to order and hold up the lines.

My wife and I went to Harrah's casino for 3 nights from Thursday to Sunday. We came here for lunch…read moreon the day of our arrival and most of the restaurants were closed. What kind of food court opens most of the restaurants at 4:00 p.m. like this place? Crazy. We decided to keep wandering around the casino and hotel complex and see what else was available but before we left we stopped at the pub in the food court and ordered a couple of drinks. We had one gin and tonic and one old fashioned for a total of $43 not including the tip. On Saturday for dinner we returned and that was a serious mistake. The crowds were insane. Several people mentioned that they had never seen it this crowded but it was because of Larry the Cable Guy being there that evening for a performance. All ordering is done on a set of self-service kiosks that are in the middle of the food court. That was confusing because everyone had to learn from other people that this is the way you order food. It was especially difficult for some of the more senior citizens and whoever thought about putting this in a casino really needs to be replaced. So after you order at the kiosk you then have to listen for your name to be called at the places you ordered. I ordered from the sushi place and from the burger place so I had to stand between them and wait for my name to be called at one and then the other. It's definitely not user friendly if you're ordering multiple meals from multiple stations. The small few pieces of coconut shrimp with fried rice cost $27. It was worth about 7. My hot dog was $13.95 plus a dollar to upgrade to sweet potato fries. It was a regular hot dog. Each of our small fountain drinks was $3. The drink dispensers were only dispensing foam. Take a look at my photo to see. Grand total of $49. The Chinese dish was ready in 10 minutes but the hot dog took 25 minutes. We would not return here unless everything was open and there were no crowds. Git 'er done!

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

This is a cool concept. A building that sells soda and beer, and a parking lot that can accommodate…read more3 food trucks, which rotate through the week. We came the day before the grand opening and had a yummy sandwich from Appalachia Chic, but had a hard time choosing because the other two trucks looked good too. Looking forward to swinging by regularly to check out the variety of food trucks there. Helps me at least solve the problem of finding my favorite food trucks and learning about new ones.