Julia & Henry's Food Hall

Brooke 

on Google

2 days ago

This place is so cool! When you hear “food hall,” you might picture a typical mall food court, but this building is so much more than that. It’s a multi story space filled with a huge variety of restaurants, cuisines, and dessert spots. The options are impressive, and the atmosphere feels much more like a fun dining destination than a food court. We had almost as much fun walking around and browsing all the different options as we did deciding where to actually eat. There are so many choices that it’s honestly hard to pick j... read more

Ali Rodriguez 

on Google

3 days ago

We ate at the Italian place at the 2nd floor, horrible waiting time, they delivered 4 dishes one by one… 10 min in between… horrible Carbonara Pasta, they use ham instead bacon… horrible taste for $19.00… 

Diana 

on Google

4 days ago

This place used to be one of my favorite spots downtown, but unfortunately, the recent changes have taken away a lot of what made it special. Designating the entire downstairs to the Argentine restaurant and moving the variety of vendors upstairs makes the space feel fragmented and less inviting. The hostess stationed outside the food hall also feels out of place and takes away from the casual, low-key atmosphere that a food hall should have. Part of the appeal was being able to walk in, browse different vendors, and enjoy a... read more

Matt Mitchell 

on Google

6 days ago

Visited second floor Italian place which was recommended by our hotel. $58 for 2 cans diet coke, a bottle water and 2 orders of lasagna They brought it out and had to cover the top with shredded cheese cause it was so burnt. They served it with a plastic fork and a metal knife.. had to have metal knife to try to cut thru it. Lasagna was dry/crunchy and burnt. Awful meal