A very different looking mall for this Jersey girl…read more Neat though - carpeted with some high end stores and nice restaurants. We cut through Macy's - I looked around a bit - then we hit the bathrooms yet again. I made the most of it with a balloon mural - Im ever a child!

Oh my God!! My son and I are here now...and we ARE SWEATING!!! Literally!! THIS ENTIRE MALL HAS NO…read moreAC AND IT IS BURNING HOT!! Went to Byild A Bear for my son to get his birthday bear and getting food now to eat IN THE CAR!! Because this heat is unbearable!! Was planning to do a little shopping but NOT IN THIS HEAT!! Please fix or turn on your air conditioning!! I feel so bad for the ppl that work here!! They look miserable but they definitely are trying their hardest!! Poor kids!!

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

We came in after late night Bingo…read more Andres made the most tastiest cocktails. He was so attentive and genuine. Trendy Food Hall/Court Locally sourced items like Avery's Soda, Pizza Station, Bar. One stop shop. The decor was spectacular. The local feel was known. Come check it out! Support local businesses Andres thank you for making a positive impact in this community

Been craving to come back here for a while. Wanted to order…read moreeverything on the menus. Service from Steve is always great! We started with the banchan, then meat mandu and fried chicken wings came out. DDUKBOKEE came right after as all our appetizers. JJAMBONG -so big and tasty we had to take togo (sorry forgot to take a picture) HOT STONE BIBIM BAP added Beef - a little bland even with red sauce but still yummy KALBI -very tender & juicy (also forgot to take a picture lol) We had the above entrees to share After dinner we got free Melona melon bars!

First off the name was misleading because I was literally thinking it would be a food court setting…read morebut it is a restaurant, mind you not fancy, but still with wait service. The waitstaff were attentive and helpful. Only complaint about the setting is that every time someone went in or out, a rush of cold air would enter. Try not to sit too close to the door. As far as the food, daughter and I just ordered soon dubu (soft tofu stew) and ddukbokki (spicy rice cakes). We're Korean so flavor profile wise, it seemed to cater to non Korean palates. The soon dubu was not spicy and had too much of a sesame oil flavor and the ddukbokki was sweet with no spiciness at all. I think if you are non Korean, the seasoning was good and the food flavorful, just not the flavors we were expecting. Also, although the menu makes it seem like you have to pay for the banchan (appetizers), we did not, it came with the staple kimchee, and a couple other dishes. Not sure why they had prices on the menu unless they charge for refills? They also gave us this yummy ice cream bite for dessert which is usually unheard of in Korean restaurants. Having said all this, I do want to recommend this place, it was a nice local restaurant to get some Asian dishes with a great waitstaff.

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!

My partner and I love the town of Beacon, NY, and especially eating at the Food Hall. It is hidden…read moreon the main street. Very colorful interior with bar at the end of the space and an outdoor area. There has been quite a few different vendors over the last five years there. On our last visit we decided to try Nami Yum Yum. We ordered a veggie sushi sandwich ($14) for me, which featured a few veggies with rice wrapped up in soy paper; New York Strip ($25) for him, which was a bowl with steak, roasted potatoes and other things; Sweet Plantains ($6) for the table, with cream and cotija. We both got a Jarritos each. Service was timely. Everything was creative. I never had a sushi sandwich. It tasted pretty good too. I wasn't really feeling well and couldn't enjoy it as much as I intended to, but it was nevertheless yummy and unique. My sandwich came with a side of puffed up chips (I actually don't know what they are called). The plantains were also very good. I am glad we ordered them as a side because it was a good side to eat with our meals. Overall no complaints, I would eat there again.

We decided to grab dinner here last minute on Saturday night of our trip to Beacon. This seemed…read morelike a great option because it meant that my husband and I could order different meals but still eat them together. There were only 5 different food stalls plus the ice cream stall in the very front, however only 3 of the food stalls were open at 7pm on a Saturday. This is a small town, so I get it, but I was thoroughly surprised at this because of how crowded the entire town had been all weekend (it was truly the perfect weather to be out here!). The taco food stall had some Mac and cheese that I really wanted, but he was so overwhelmed with making a large order with only one person helping him that he literally told me to come back in 30 minutes to place my order. I ended up ordering the Pimento Grilled Cheese Sandwich from the burger place, where the guy (working solo) told me it would take about 30 minutes before it would be ready. We were in no rush, and it was DEFINITELY worth the wait!! The ooey gooey cheese paired with perfectly browned Texas toast satisfied my hunger after a long day of hiking and window shopping. My husband ordered the Paneer Kati Roll + Mango Lassi from the Indian food stall. He liked the roll, however we both decided that the lassi was average at best. Additionally, they served it with ice which was a huge disappointment (**being that my husband is from India, we have standards regarding Indian food). I'm giving 4 stars because the overall atmosphere of this food hall was not the best... Definitely NOT enough seating... They didn't seem to have anyone on staff taking care of the place, so the two tables that were empty when we arrived were extremely dirty (we cleaned one ourselves). They also didn't have napkins readily available and only 2 individual restrooms, despite having a bar in the back. Also, it was SO DARK inside... Scarce lighting which was not very pleasant or welcoming, especially since the sun was shining brightly outside. There is an outdoor patio, which is great, however because the weather was nice it was completely full. Final thoughts: this is a great place to grab lunch or dinner with a group of friends, especially if no one can agree on where to go. There's a variety of options and something for everyone to enjoy!

This place is for take out with a handful of tables for those that desperately want to eat their…read morefood immediately. the menu is expansive with choices for all those picky eaters. I can recommend the pizza and the cheesesteaks. I did not try anything else. its also close to wegmans. there were quite a number of take out orders but it looks slow for a Saturday afternoon. park inside the parking garage and then walk back outside as the entrance faces the street.

Wonder first landed on my radar a while back - I was leaving Wegmans and noticed nestled among the…read moreresidences on Corporate Park Dr there was a storefront with the Wonder signage. After a little research I learned about their business model and discovered they had a couple of other locations in Westchester and the NYC Metro Area at large. Recently, my Instagram feed has been flooded with ads for Wonder - it was almost incessant so I took that as a sign that I should check this place out. That being said, I decided to grab dinner here the other night. The best way to describe Wonder is that it's somewhat of a virtual food hall. While one would normally think of food hall as a large space with multiple stands that each serve a different cuisine, Wonder aims to offer the same concept but smaller where everything (assumingly) comes from one kitchen. While it varies from location to location, each Wonder offers food from different restaurants that cater to a variety of tastes and cuisine types. In browsing, I had not heard of most of these spots but some of them have celebrity chef names attached to them so maybe it's more on me. I ordered via the app and decided to get my meal from Walnut Lane by Jonathan Waxman. Specifically, I got the linguine with shrimp and hazelnut pesto and a side of broccolini. I also ordered two cookies from the Hungry Gnome. The app did a good job keeping track of my order status and when I got notification it was ready I headed over and picked it up - very seamless. As far as the food itself, it was just fine. The pasta and the broccolini were a little too salty for my personal taste, and the cookies were very processed; the latter had the ingredients listed on the bag and they were filled with preservatives. I was kinda skeptical of Wonder's business model as I find it difficult to produce quality food from all these different "restaurants" out of a single kitchen; my meal strengthened my hunch that a lot of the food is pre-packaged/pre-made with the finishing touches put in place in the kitchen. The food isn't cheap either, which adds insult to injury. I wasn't really served by anyone as that's not the business model, but in terms of my order being ready within the promised time they delivered. The location is a little odd though because it's hard to walk up - there are no paths from the street so I found myself walking over grass and mulch to reach the front entrance. Overall, I think Wonder fills a niche for some, but this really isn't a place for me. I'm glad I tried it, but I don't think I would return.

For twenty years, I've watched Roosevelt Field Mall evolve from a standard retail hub into a…read moremassive, modern monument to leisure. It is one of those rare, sprawling ecosystem-level malls where you can easily lose an entire day to the pavement and never once feel the itch of boredom. The structural face-lifts have been a massive win, transforming the space into a genuinely premium destination. They have a powerhouse gauntlet of anchor stores--Macy's, Bloomingdale's, Nordstrom, and Neiman Marcus--flanked by a relentless selection of clothing boutiques and a Lego store that remains a pure, nostalgic trip. The food court is the gold standard in variety, standing as one of the best executions of the concept you'll find anywhere. But the real evolution hits in the summer, when the al fresco dining areas open up, offering an outdoor oasis amid the retail hustle. It gets crowded--of course it does--but with plenty of parking to absorb the madness, it remains an absolute favorite. Selection & Shopping (5/5): An elite tier of retail which runs seamlessly from accessible mid-range staples to high-end luxury. The movie theater upgrade is spectacular, a complete night-and-day transformation from what it used to be. Food & Dining for a mall (4.5/5): A massive cut above standard mall fare. The sheer volume of food options is impressive, and the outdoor al fresco spaces give it a vibrant, lively energy during the warmer months. Layout & Convenience (4.25/5): The modern renovations have aged beautifully, keeping the massive footprint easy on the eyes. Despite the heavy crowds, the abundance of parking means you aren't fighting a losing battle before you even get through the doors.

This mall is one of the better ones I have been to. Very clean and well organized. I came in a…read moreSaturday so I assumed it would be crowded. It was, but with all the space I didn't feel like people were walking on top of me. There are many parking areas including garages and outdoors. Definitely better than most malls.

This is a good sized Asian food court offering all types of dim sum and meals. Some of the menus…read moredo not have English printed with the picture. The best thing to do is point if something fancies your eye. We tried the "taco like" dumplings. They were freshly made. The lady steamed them and they were very good. It was plenty for a morning meal! Parking is difficult around this area. It's very congested. The 7 subway train or ride share is your best bet.

I come here often, especially to the beancurd shop at the corner. Other vendors are friendly to…read moredeal with, and their food is delicious. Glad to see it surviving and thriving. More of them don't take credit cards.