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    Parkway Food Hall

    4.1 (57 reviews)
    ModerateFood Court
    Open 11:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Outdoor seating
    Dogs allowed

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    Birria tacos
    Alexis F.

    I love this food hall! Such a great option when you have several people eating and can't make a decision on food type. Each time I come back there's a new restaurant added. There's also a bar inside and a kids area. I love how they have board games by the fron The food at each restaurant has consistently wowed me. My favorites from the hall is the Mexican restaurant and the Thai place. The birria is great with any option. The pineapple fried rice from the Thai place is delicious. There's always plenty of seating and a water, napkin, utensil station.

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    Kathryn W.

    So Parkway is kind of your traditional Colorado food hall. It's got a variety of restaurants all priced in about the same price range. You're probably gonna pay about $15 to $30 a plate. There is a pizza restaurant which we've had in the past and was OK not our favorite; a Mediterranean restaurant, gelato bar, Mexican food restaurant, Cajun restaurant, Asian fusion restaurant, chicken place and a bar. The Mexican food is pretty good if you're gonna try it I would suggest the Birria tacos. There's also an arcade, a kids' playroom, ping-pong tables, shuffleboard pool tables, and would be a great place if you've got a little guy who needs to burn off some energy or you need a place for some teenagers or tweens to hang out in your presence, but not to be completely disgusted by you. They often host live music and other events. Wheelchair accessibility: it's a zero rise entrance with automatic doors. There's plenty of spacing and almost all of the table options have accessible seating. There are some barstool type tables and some picnic tables with benches, but there are picnic tables though that have removable chairs for wheelchair access. The bathrooms are gender neutral, all single stalls, there's no segregation and there are accessible stalls there. There's plenty of parking including accessible parking very close. All in all this place gets an A for accessibility; only complaint is the fountain drinks are high; I imagine the employees getting a drink if asked.

    Cheese pizza. Kid said it was awesome!!!
    Visanu T.

    First time attending this social hall as we live close to another close in Arvada. Lots of room and tables. Pretty easy to park and get into on a Sunday evening. Not too busy. My daughter got the cheese pizza which was very good. I feel like their pizza is just thin enough but not crazy this and the cheese proportion on top was perfect. I go my the pad see ew at the Asian place. I'm Thai so was a bit weary but it was authentic. Thai approved!!! Next time will try other Thai dishes. We visited the arcade which was nice to have for kids but half the arcade were Out of Order. Guessing lots of tear on those.

    Great BBQ!
    Hope W.

    I love that we have a food hall in Longmont. The concept of having one place provide different food options for a group is brilliant. I decided to order food from Hesher BBQ Company. I ordered the pulled pork bbq sliders with a side of mac & cheese. The sliders were served on a sweet potato roll. The bbq sauce was tasty, and I really enjoyed the pulled pork which had a lot of flavor. The mac & cheese had just the right amount of cheese. The employee that waited on us was really friendly! The food hall was clean and there were plenty of seating options. There is a bar which I would like to visit in the future. A friend said they have really good cocktails. I would also like to return during one of their regular bingo or trivia nights. The other food options that are available include Indian, Thai, Mediterranean, Pizza, Mexican, Burgers and Gelato bars.

    Raymond J.

    Fantastic concept, a comfortable inviting environment with great food selections from different vendors, games etc. oh and a bar that has an excellent bourbon selection. Various live music and family events. We tried the burger place and BBQ. Burger was supposed to be Cajun and Blu with fries, the fries nice and crispy and looked super seasoned but almost no flavor no salt. Didn't taste like Cajun and didn't taste the blue cheese otherwise a good burger. From the BBQ place we got the brisket egg rolls. They were huge and tasted good but I couldn't tell there was brisket in there. I could see the meet but couldn't make out brisket. Seems like a great place to bring a big group and let everyone make their own selections.

    Spice Fusion
    Becki H.

    I stopped here on a day out with my pops and decided to give it a try thanks to the plethora of different food options available. It's in a little strip mall, extremely clean, and has a spacious interior and cozy outdoor seating area as well. We opted to go to Spice Fusion and split the Chicken Saag medium, and the Chicken Tikka Masala, medium. The gentleman helping us took my number and said I would receive a text when the food was ready. My phone buzzed in less than 15 minutes, so I grabbed the tray and walked to the outdoor table. The flavors were wonderful! The medium spice was great in the Saag (would've liked a little more in the Tikka Masala) and the garlic naan was perfectly soft and crispy around the edges, smothered in ghee and a healthy dose of garlic. I'll definitely be back to try some of the other restaurants and enjoy a drink at the large bar.

    Yummy cabbage pancake from Baa Hachi Japanese
    Veronique C.

    Cool Food Hall easy to access with lots of parking. Plenty of seating inside, an outdoor patio, a bar and even an arcade. The food selection is very international, and there is also handcrafted gelato bars for dessert. Good place for lunch or even dinner when in Longmont.

    Baa Hachi food stall
    Jessica V.

    An easy to miss gem in Longmont. Great for larger groups and checking out local eateries. They even have a bar for the adults and an arcade for the kids. They have lots of unique seating, ranging from cushioned benches and tables to bar stool seating built into some of the businesses. Baa Hachi served me some sticky teriyaki chicken wings and they were so good. Sticky, tangy sauce coated a crispy wing with perfectly cooked. Their small 6-piece plate left me more than happy with my choice. With their chilled Ito Green tea, it was a tasty snack. I ended up picking up some dessert from the ice cream spot Hip Pops on a whim. The gentlemen behind the counter waved me over and suggested some of his favorites, explaining how you can customize their creamy gelato pops with toppings and various drizzles of chocolate, caramel etc. I got the espresso gelato, made with real espresso, drizzled with milk chocolate. Creamy, soft, and the perfect treat to top off my experience at Parkway Food Hall. Everyone here was so lovely to talk to, offering suggestions and great service. Stop by if you're hungry in Longmont!

    Okonomiyaki
    Morolake T.

    I had super high hopes, but I still hope it gets better: The space is fantastic. Plenty of seating and looks super inviting. I'm not sure there are other spaces like it in Longmont right now, so it's a great addition. There also looked to be a game room. It was busy when I came so the parking lot was pretty PACKED. But I still found a spot. I tried a ton of different things from Baa Hachi, Shawarma Food Shack, and Clear and Co. Baa Hachi : mixed reviews between my husband and I on the Okonomiyaki and the cucumber salad but I personally enjoyed the cabbage spin on the Okonomiyaki and the gingery cucumber salad. The Karaage was not a hit, the flavor just wasn't there compared to others I've had before. It could be because they used bigger pieces of chicken...we also ordered their salmon, which were pieces of salmon that were sat on a ball of rice. This is one we decided not to try because it looked like sushi, but I thought it looked cooked on the picture on the menu. Shawarma Shack - the lamb wrap was good and the fries were solid. The loaded fries were on the fence for me, it was a good concept but maybe needed more sauce. I don't recommend getting a side of their yellow rice unless you have something to eat it with--there isn't any flavor in it. Clear and Co. The vanilla shake was delicious and the fried chicken sandwich was solid. I tried to get a drink at the bar twice, but there was a wait both times (more than 5 mins). This was just three days in, so hoping that there's better to come!

    Chicken tikka, cheese naan, boba tea
    Kathryn O.

    I came here with my coworkers. The food hall is spacious and clean, and it's nice to have such a wide variety of foods to choose from. I had paneer tikka, cheese naan and Thai boba tea. It was delicious and the service was friendly. My coworkers had nachos, burgers, shakes and Mediterranean food and all said they liked them. My only issue was that everything was expensive. I'd like to come back more often but it's very pricey, so this would be a once in a while treat.

    Brisket sandwich
    Lisa Y.

    I had the bbq today - ordered a brisket sandwich. It was so tender and the bun was really good too. Pretty expensive at $14 with no sides. Literal meat and bun only. I know rent and prices are high and it's passed down to consumers. The owner was super nice and conversational. I enjoyed my visit.

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    Variety and fun! A little loud, but to be expected. Fun games for kids and adult beverages with any type of food in food courts!

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    Cool space to take family or friends when everyone wants something different. food is average. Nothing special

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    Seoul Kitchen

    Seoul Kitchen

    4.4
    (76 reviews)
    13.6 mi
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    I vowed to try all the kitchens in the off campus food court but some have changed again so I will…read morecontinue on anyway. Seoul Kitchen serves a variety of Korean foods and since there are many things I cannot order as I have limits for digestion reasons, so no garlic or extreme salt. Hard to do these days but I found a tasty lunch anyway. Staff was friendly and helpful and since wiring alone with so many pots cooking he has a bell on the counter. As I was there today earlier than most students eat lunch, I found a table easily and it was quieter than in the past. An item I could eat easily was the Kimpop ( as they spell it) though the order was larger than I expected it was tasty, full of veggies and a little meat, some egg and many pickled bits. It was a bit on the sweet side as some pickles rely on sugar more than acid . A little more tang would have been nice. The Jasmine tea was also sweet, a poor choice by me though. But overall it was a satisfying lunch at an excellent price and I brought home enough for a snack for my husband when he gets back from Denver. We will try a hit and heartier meal to share next time. Students really need the large portions more than we do.

    I'm not from Colorado first off. So i believe my standards are pretty high for Asian food. I will…read moresay I did place an order through DoorDash. So again review is based on food. Bibimbap 6/10. Idk I was expecting more flavor and i also expected to meet to be bulgogi flavored. Wasn't the best but wasn't gen worst. I feel like it needed if everything. More veggies more flavor. One thing i have noticed that I think Boulder county does cater lots to the demographic and don't see much authenticity with Asian food but again I am from an area with genuine authentic Asian food. Really don't know about the service but that will be based in personal experience from people. Can't say much. Seating area and place can't say much since I didn't visit it but I believe there is pics of how the area is :)). Overall, maybe this is good for the standards here but to me it was mehhhhh.

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    The Golden Mill

    The Golden Mill

    4.0
    (496 reviews)
    28.0 mi
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    Golden Mill is unlike anything I've experienced before! The concept is really unique and made for a…read morefun visit. The downstairs outdoor patio is pet friendly, which was perfect for us and Luna. (The upstairs patio is not pet friendly because that's where the sushi bar is located.) The staff does a great job staying on top of clearing dishes and wiping down tables, so everything stayed clean despite how busy it was. When you arrive, they check your ID, stamp your hand to show you're 21+, and give you a card that's used throughout your visit. Every drink and food station scans your card, and drinks are charged by the ounce, so you can pour as little or as much as you'd like. They even have pre-salted glasses ready for margaritas! If you're unsure how the system works, staff members are nearby and happy to help. The food selection is impressive. There are several vendors offering everything from sushi and burgers to mac and cheese, Mexican food, ice cream, and more, so there's something for everyone. We ordered the loaded nachos, which came with chili, cheese, corn, and pico de gallo. They were really good, although I think they would have been even better with a side of guacamole and sour cream. The outdoor seating area has plenty of tables, lots of fans, and covered sections that provide welcome relief from the Colorado sun. The views are another highlight--you can overlook Clear Creek with the mountains in the background, and even see the Coors Brewery from the patio. Overall, it's a fun atmosphere, a very unique experience, and definitely worth checking out if you're in Golden.

    The modern world forces a person to make too many final decisions. You must commit to a career, a…read moremortgage, and a twenty-ounce glass of alcohol before you even know if you like the taste of it. The Golden Mill rejects this entire high-stakes arrangement. Instead, they hand you a plastic card embedded with a microchip and invite you to wander around a historic, converted flour mill, conducting small, low-risk experiments on your own nervous and digestive systems. The mechanics are blissfully simple. You hand the host a credit card, they link it to a Golden Mill RFID card, and you instantly become a fully automated, self-regulating consumer. There are forty taps on the main wall downstairs and another sixteen up on the roof. They hold local craft beers, macro brews, ciders, wines, sake and even some premixed cocktails, all metered by the ounce. This setup creates a very specific kind of human delusion. When you are only pouring three ounces of a hazy IPA or two ounces of a heavy stout, your brain convinces itself that the laws of mathematics have been temporarily suspended. They have not. The ounces eventually conspire against you, and the tab can quietly evolve into a profound financial surprise the next morning. If you happen to get hungry during your experiments, there are five different food concepts scattered around the floor, covering everything from wood-fired barbecue and street tacos to sushi and fried chicken. If you are traveling with a group of friends whose dietary preferences have absolutely nothing in common, you can all wander off in different directions like stray livestock and reunite at the same table without a single argument. We took our glasses up to the rooftop patio. The view there is a strange study in scale. Below you is the rushing water of Clear Creek. Directly across the street sits the colossal industrial fortress of the Coors Brewery, churning out millions of barrels of macro-lager for the masses. There is a grand, quiet irony in standing on a roof, meticulously pouring four ounces of a highly specialized, small-batch sour beer while staring at one of the largest single-site breweries on the planet. When you are done, there is no agonizing wait for a server to bring a leather folder, and no competitive arithmetic over how to split the bill. You simply drop your plastic card into a collection box by the door and walk out into the Colorado night. The system automatically tallies your ounces and appends an 18% service fee to keep the house running smoothly. It is a wonderfully frictionless way to watch an afternoon accidentally become an evening.

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