Tried the bacon and cheese dog as well as the chili cheese fries it was great. Customer service…read moregreat food hot and fast gold mine

Colossal Dogs & Burgers is just a little hot dog, burger and taco counter order place located in…read morethe food court of St. Augustine Oulets. I had a burger and though nothing exceptional, certainly decent enough for what you might expect from a little counter order food court service. As there isn't much of a staff to the place, the wait times can become excessive, as they did with me, when there are several customers. But as it is pretty much a one person operation, rather expected. Though I wouldn't deduct points, the Food Court itself doesn't amount to much. It's clean but has the cheapest of furnishings along with a seriously dated décor. I certainly don't mind the beige color but it would seem like someone went out of their way to bore me with it. And, who wants to be bored by beige. LOL!

Any kind of food you are looking for Service is fast and…read moreefficient Not much noise and plenty of room for all the products and food court

Glad Jax is offering more larger international grocery stores but this one and another one are both…read moreon Beach Blvd. There needs to be one on the north side too. I've started cooking more of my culture's cuisine so it's nice to have more options in the Jax area. I love that they offer a food court right inside and every month they host an Asian Night Market outside in their parking lot. A few things they could improve on; offering a wider selection of their fresh/live seafood such as wild caught fish and shrimp. And lastly, the meat section could look fresher (not old dingy meat.)

Beautiful day to eat at 904 Aladdin. I got the beef plate for $13. The beef was tender and…read moredelicious. So was the rice, salad and sauce. I asked for sauce on the side.

The Urban Food Court is great! They have benches and tables to sit and eat your lunch from the food…read moretrucks. They alternate out everyday. You can go online and find out which food trucks will be out there each day, so you can plan your lunch. Usually when Tonya and I go there, we already know which truck we are going to and what to order. We go at 11:00am to beat the crowds. If a line is too long, then we might switch it up and go to the truck with no line, no waiting and try something different. You can expect a wait at any of the trucks because they cook fresh, to order.

We stopped by after a football game around 9pm, and wondered why this place wasn't crowded. We…read morelearned that they had been only open for two weeks, so word still needs to spread about their opening. Approximately ten locally-owned restaurants line the perimeter of the space, with a centralized bar and a billiards table in the back. We bought food from Smash City, Gringo Taco, and Nori; and beverages from the bar. Everything was fine, but the stand out was the service from the bar staff. If you want to stop by somewhere with multiple options, this is a good spot.

I came here a couple weeks ago with a group of friends and we had a great time! We came before a…read morehome football game to grab something to eat and were quite satisfied. The food hall is fairly new and not all the stations are completely set up. That being said, they still had a great variety of things to choose from. Ranging from pizza, to tacos. to asian, to smoothies, they have something for just about anyones tastes! The hall itself is spacious and very clean. It has an industrial feel to it with dining hall sort of vibes. There are some really cute UF accents and decorations included as well. It wasn't too busy when we came, but they did have a DJ doing music. There were also several people enjoying the bar located in the center of the hall. The portions are decent sizes. Some of the stations portions are bigger than others. Which is nice because it allows you to sample and explore multiple things. I ended up starting at the Mexican station. They offered freshly prepared, customizable tacos, quesadillas, burritos, etc. I opted for a single taco, so I could try some of the other things offered. The tortillas are griddled with cheese in them, then topped with either chicken or shredded beef. You can choose from a nice selection of toppings including pico de galo, more cheese, lime juice, and an array of sauces. The taco had great flavor, but the cheese caused it to become "soggy" and fall apart. This made it particularly challenging to eat the taco. I then ventured onto the pizza station. They served focaccia styled square pizza with a thicker airy crust. It is almost reminiscent of a Sicilian styled pizza, but a little lighter. I opted for the pepperoni with hot honey added for an extra charge. The pizza was amazing! Served hot and fresh right out of the oven. The cupped pepperonis were heavenly and amply spread throughout the pizza. There was the perfect amount of hot honey to compliment to heat of the pepperonis. The cheese to sauce ratio was nice and the crust was chewy. It the perfect size for a personal pie or could easily be shared with a friend. I really enjoyed the pizza and liked the square style of it. Overall, I enjoyed the Gainesville Food Hall. They offer a nice variety of cuisines. It is family friendly and a great spot to grab a bite and hang out with friends. The space is clean and has an inviting feel about it. I really appreciate the idea of a food hall and think it is a great addition to Gainesville. Will be returning at some point in the future and cannot wait to try more!

I have been coming to this Mall and Food Court since I was young. I have never stopped shopping…read morehere and dining here. Just in the last year, I have seen a lot of new growth in the food court. Businesses going and growing from a food truck to a brick and mortar. I am very happy to see this new ray of sunshine and hope for the struggling mall and food court. To name a few new places is:Mr. Potato Spread & First Coast Cookies(spelling/name?). Some of the ones who I frequent and that have been here and the anchors are my two most favorites are: BOBA BLENDS and Sakura. There is still room for more food trucks and others to move in. Plenty of room. I am very happy to see this growth. I try to walk in the mall and I always try to do business with the merchants in the food court to help support them.

When I think of a food court I think of a place where there are several different venders selling…read moredifferent kinds of cuisine. This place certainly does not look like any food court that I have ever been in. That said what greets you when you walk inside Chef's Hub's doors is what looks like an empty counter in a entry way that looks every bit like a construction site. Instead of walking to a counter we tentatively walked by it and were greeted by a server. Looking into what I believe was the main dining room it was just us on a Friday around noontime. Now, Chef's Hub is a huge place on what looked like two levels as my partner and I seated ourselves at a table by a window. The menu was unremarkable featuring breakfast items, burgers, pizza, wings, and shawarma items. We both wanted to play it safe and we went with the burgers, both asking that they be both cooked medium rare. Our first surprise was that the server explained that these were "smash burgers" and as such they would be both be well done. OK, we were hungry so we said lets go for it and we got some wings as well. When it was time to get served our drinks we discovered our second and biggest surprise and the only five-star item on the menu - we were served by a robot. Yes, a robot. We watched in amazement as it came up to our table playing rock music. When our burgers arrived, they were indeed cooked very well done, so much so that it was just brown and tasteless. The fries that came with it were OK, but both really needed seasoning as well as a generous amount of ketchup. The wings? Well, they were unremarkable as well. We skipped on desert which was three items as we had quite enough. The bathroom, however was very clean not surprising as I would guess that not many people use it. When we left out the front, was when I noticed the three deserts which were stored in the bottom of the front counter. When I first arrived I mistook them for a roller paint brush in an tray, now, upon closer inspection were the three deserts that were originally offered to up were in foil roasting pans. No thanks. There are so many more places in and around Ormond Beach where you can get much better food. Chef's Hub is a huge place that was void of any Friday lunchtime crowd. That said, the robot deserves any stars that this place gets and if you want to check it out I would do so quickly because, like the last restaurant that was on this site, I can't see how it can possibly stay in business.

1st of all, give these guys a fair look by checking their 4.8 (63) Google rating, not this unfair…read morebs Yelp rating. One guy below actually gave 1-star because they don't open until 10a. Absurd. Anyway, Chef's Hub is not a traditional food court, in that all the stores are separate. Instead, it's all combined on one menu, with 4 separate culinary chefs preparing the food in the kitchen. The entrance is a little quirky, solid details by reviewer below. I mentioned this to the staff and they said it's still a work in progress. (They've only been open 2 months). But once seated, the very attentive staff is quick to meet your every need. And get this, a ROBOT brings your utensils, drinks and food to the table!! A robot! That alone should bring you down. I had the Chick N Shar Shawarma bowl and it was fantastic. It seemed with each chew, bold new flavors were released. I can't wait to try more of this incredibly diverse menu. Chef Hub is the perfect spot when nobody can agree on what to eat. They have so many different options.

Thrilled that after over 25 years of shopping at the Avenues it still is bustling! The service we…read morereceived in all retail stores we visited was top notch. The selection and value were on point as the mix of stores is still smart unlike many other indoor malls. The food court was busy and consisted of a variety of food spots that could satisfy the picky eater.

Stop by this mall with my Lady while visiting Jacksonville Easter weekend. She wanted to get her…read morenails done at a spot recommended to her from a friend who used to live here, so we decided to stop in. The nail shop review is under a separate review. But overall, this mall has definitely seen better days. While the exterior doesn't necessarily reveal the level of aging, when you get inside the mall you noticed pretty quickly but this mall is likely on it's downturn. There are several closed, or seemingly closed stores, and most of the traffic seems relegated to a couple of the larger department stores like H&M and Belk. A lot of empty kiosks in the middle of the walkway with the rest of them being occupied by local vendors that didn't seem to be getting much business at all. And if teenagers are still headed to malls on Saturday's to hang out, this is clearly not the mall that most of the local teenagers here hang out in as the traffic was surprisingly light for a Saturday - I just realized that may appeal to certain readers of this review. Lol. Anyway, unless you are visiting a specific store in this mall as a destination, I would probably suggest finding one of Jacksonvilles bigger malls for a true mall experience.