had the sushi & Mexican spot.. BOTH 10/10. sushi was so…read moreFRESH. rice & fish soooo soft. the Mexican spot had some of THEE best birria tacos I've ever had. everything was clean and neat. service was fast, everyone was friendly. definitely recommend this place to anyone!

Hibachi, Korean chicken, Indian, Burrito Bowls. Zeros Pizza too but they did away with their great…read morewheat crust after the move from their other location. The bar has a nice selection and there is seating throughout the food hall. There's a few games on the end where the restrooms are. I saw skeeball. I would return.

I was visiting my siblings and their kids in Columbus recently and we needed dinner, but since we…read morehave a bunch of kids in our group, we were looking for something that would occupy them as well. We ended up at the little grand market. Parking was fairly easy as it's pretty abundant in the little gravel lot across the street and along the perimeter. It was absolutely packed both inside and outside, but we found a spot on the lawn. The kids ran around the whole time and had so much fun. You are able to order food from multiple food stands at once, which is pretty cool, so we ordered from my sister's phone. We got chicken sandwiches, burgers, birria tacos, two different types of french fries (I think the fresh cut fries from the chicken tender place were best!), dipping sauces and cocktails. The only con to our entire experience was that it was so busy. One of the food stalls had to close ordering because they got so backed up. Unfortunately, this meant we waited like 30 minutes for our meal, which would've been fine in other circumstances, but this place is supposed to be pretty fast casual. However, that certainly won't determine me from going back as the food was really good and the place was clean and fun. It's popularity also shows me that it's a spot worth visiting again.

This is such a cool concept we stumbled up.... I wish Cleveland had more "food halls"!!! The little…read moregrand market is basically an indoor food court/shop but.....super cute if that makes sense??? The perfect place to meet up and hang with friends if you want to grab dinner and drinks...but dont want the same dinner!!! OR if you want to go in the morning and study ALL day (there's breakfast, lunch, & dinner options!) So many options... and none of them are similar, which is smart in my opinion!!! There are specialty drinks at most of the places, but there is a huge full bar in the middle with any cocktail/mixer you could imagine!! The place is huge and even has an upstairs. There is so much seating / lounging areas, you are sure to find the perfect place to eat and relax, hurry because it filled up FAST! You can either order and wait at the restaurant OR order at ur table and pick it up when it's ready! There are QR menus on all tables!! My friends and I all ordered from different places and enjoyed every bite of our foods - it was kinda fun to taste a bite of a bunch of different places all in 1 spot! I seriously love this concept and I hope the CBUS community is enjoying it!! PLUS - they have free period products for women... automatically a cool place for that!!

Budd dairy is one of my favorite food halls in the city! They have so many options for not only…read morefood but bars as well! My friends and her family recently came for her parents weekend and we had a great time on the rooftop bar. I can't wait to go back during the summer when it's open. More than that, everytime I go the service is so friendly and you can tell they're really excited to help serve and talk to you. I love that they have brunch too and a bunch of events weekly like trivia and bingo. I recommend Budd Dairy to anyone who's visiting Columbus or even locals if they want to try something new.

I love a good food hall . I've been to Budd Dairy a few times on game days or just to grab food,…read moreand it's always good vibes. You can use a QR code to order food and drinks from your table, then float around and explore the place! There's a tv/stage area on the main level, but there's another bar upstairs that gives more chic, lounge energy. Whether you're with friends or stopping by solo, there's plenty of space, food, and cocktails to enjoy.

I love coming to this place when I am at Franklin Park area. I get to get a walk in and see nature,…read morethen come to East Market and get some great food and play around. This places is located at 212 Kelton Ave in Columbus, OH at the Station at Trolley District. You can honestly find everything here from great beers, varied food choices, and shopping. I have came here for Creole2Geaux, Koso, The Railhouse, and the Bearded Baker (now in Bexley) and grab a plant at the Plant Gays. Love that this place has everything including parking. I had nothing but great food experiences here and the service is always great and the ambiance is relaxed. Take your time shopping and dining! 5 stars.

If you're looking for a place where you can literally walk in hungry and leave planning your next…read morevisit before you hit the parking lot -- that's East Market. This place is a food lover's playground. The vibe is energetic but relaxed, with a collection of food booths serving everything from comfort eats to globally inspired dishes. It's the kind of spot where everyone in your group can order from a different vendor and still sit together -- which I love. First up for me was Saba's, and wow... I ordered the Mediterranean brisket cigars. These were smoked brisket, shredded super fine and infused with BBQ and Tennessee whiskey, wrapped in a wonton wrapper, then deep fried to crispy perfection. They were served with a cilantro cream dipping sauce that took them over the top. The outside had that perfect crunch, and the inside was smoky, savory, and just a little sweet from the whiskey infusion. Absolutely incredible. One of those bites where you pause and go, "Okay... this is special." Then I headed over to Buck City Sammies and ordered the Bodega sandwich -- and let me tell you, this sandwich does not play around. Wagyu beef grilled and shredded, layered with aged sharp cheddar and American cheese, topped with garlic confit sauce, lettuce, tomato, and red onions on a baguette. The beef was rich and flavorful, the cheese melt was on point, and that garlic confit sauce tied everything together beautifully. Every bite was balanced, hearty, and ridiculously delicious. East Market isn't just a place to eat -- it's a place to explore. Multiple booths, huge flavors, and something new to try every time. If you're in Columbus and love great food, this is a must-visit. I'll definitely be back for round two.

For a place that is barely hanging onto life, you'd think that their security would try not to be…read moreso rude towards the few people coming in. You'll get kicked out for taking photos, meanwhile, there's nobody even shopping and all the stores are empty. The only reason people come here is to either take pictures of their childhood mall before it (inevitably) closes soon, or to get their steps in. Another note, there's now buckets throughout the mall collecting water from the ceilings. This place went downhill FAST.

The good side is that it is a good place to roam around and take a break but the bad side is that…read moreit is almost completely empty

Not to be confused with the Asia Feud Court, where gladiatoral battles are fought to the death…read morebefore a baying crowd of foam-mouthed ruffians in the audience. I can't tell you where that is, otherwise I'd have to feed you. So this is an absolutely amazing place located in Cleveland with a bunch of great restaurants and bubble tea shops and whatnot inside. Cleveland is not a place you associate with Chinatown or Asian stuff, but around this area to the East of Downtown, they have a nice little selection, and it's authentic and cheap and well worth the trip over to this part of town, because you might regret coming to check out the food and treats over here for sure. So in that regard it's one of my favorite little parts of town to come to for food and for drinks and whatnot. But be warned. This type of food court can Asia prematurely.

I grew up at this mall, it's sad to see it empty but I can try they are trying to fix it up.read more

I think the potholes in the parking lot prepares you for this mall. It is dying…read more We came at 2 pm on a Sunday. The food court had 2 people, that hallway and the main hallway had 10 people that I could see. The 2 of us, the 2 in the food court, a mom, Dad and little kid, a janitor and 2 more barely visible. Most stores were closed or empty. Pennys was open but I dont like Pennys. If you have your heart set on a particular store, I would call in advance. We were going to Bath and Body Works. I was worried but it was open. Oh there was a small live band playing their heart out near the food court. They were decent but I felt bad for them. The mall was empty. No one was there to enjoy them. The mall itself was clean. But at 2pm on a Sunday, a prime shopping time, at least 40% of stores were closed for the day. I remember back in the day when Kauffmann's and Macy's were there and still took pride in their store, this mall was bustling. Not anymore. It is sad.

When I order a 3 piece chicken tender meal that is way overpriced, I expect 3 chicken tenders. Not…read moreTWO. Employees don't care, they are here to finish their shift and leave. Will not be ordering from this stand again.

Handy, and shorter lines than some of the food stands. Air conditioned, plenty of tables free…read more Selection was disappointing. I had hoped for more interesting food, maybe even from areas represented at the zoo. Nah. Chicken tenders, pizza, burgers, a few other sandwiches and wraps. Expensive. We got pizza and bread sticks at Harvest. Not bad. A filling enough meal. Free refills on the souvenir cups. Nice range of drinks, and sauces at another station.