The brick building is easy to see as it stands out from all the other more modern-looking buildings…read morein the area. Depending on which way you are coming, you may need to drive to the far end of the parking lot past the bakery to enter the lot. There is a closer entrance but it is angled for the opposite direction and not an easy turn. There are also several one-way lanes in the parking lot so you may need to drive extra to get to an open parking spot. We did find handicapped spaces close to the entrance, but you need to drive to the back of the lot to get onto the one-way lane that goes past them. While these are the closest spots, it is still a bit of a walk to the entrance of the building, although everything is nicely paved and even. Once you get in, the interior is bright and inviting. There are many centralized seating options throughout the interior, mostly high-top tables but a few normal tables arranged in cozy settings. There is a patio in the rear of the building for when the weather is nice. Everything was clean and well-maintained. The center is made up of all the various eating establishments. There is no specific seating for the individual restaurants, so you will order your food from whatever place strikes you fancy and then take the food packaged into To Go containers to a table in one of the many seating areas. Make sure you pick up utensils and napkins from where you ordered your food as there is nothing on the tables. We were there after the lunch rush so it really was not crowded at all. There were small groups of people wandering around as well as several eating a late lunch. We did notice the overhead background music was loud and made conversation difficult. I could imagine during lunch or the in evening the overall sound level would be high as the acoustics do not favor conversation. This is pretty much only a food court. We had heard there were various craft shops as well, but apparently those had all closed. While the food selection is quite varied, addition of something to do other than eating would make this a destination location rather than just a food stop. There is some renovation happening in one end, so perhaps other shops are coming in the future. Still, it is a clean location with great interior space and makes use of a building with a lot of history that was important to the area.

This place is awesome, the vibes are always through the roof. Everytime I've been here they always…read morehave something going on, whether that's live music, salsa dancing, etc. Great spot for anything: first date, family, kids. It really has it all.

We stopped in homegoods and found out the mall was attached! 2 stories lots to see and a nice food…read morecourt. Every store I went in was very welcoming and had great sales going on. ..

The selection of stores this mall has is impressive and they are all pretty much stocked up. The…read moreemployees are for the most part are helpful and go above and beyond. Now the one thing about the shops here is that they alre on the expensive side.

I had a biscuit with scrambled eggs and bacon, and everything was excellent. The biscuit was…read moreoutstanding, the eggs were well prepared, and the bacon was equally good. The coffee was excellent as well. This is a great small breakfast stop in the heart of town. Although it was my first visit, I will definitely be returning. Counter service, plenty of seating, and a charming old Art Deco building located across from the (drum circle - Pritchard) park round out the experience.

The food Hall made a perfect lunch. Stop in downtown. We love food halls because everyone can get…read moresomething different. The architecture is beautiful. I also like how they have a water station and our handwashing station.

I loved the selection of eateries here. I spent some time at the casino and whenever I needed a…read morebreak, I went up to the food court. Whether it's coffee, a pastry, some bottled drinks, or food, everything here is good quality. Of course, we were paying casino prices, but that is expected. No complaints about the food or drinks. The only suggestion would be to have assistance for people who cannot use the kiosks to order and hold up the lines.

My wife and I went to Harrah's casino for 3 nights from Thursday to Sunday. We came here for lunch…read moreon the day of our arrival and most of the restaurants were closed. What kind of food court opens most of the restaurants at 4:00 p.m. like this place? Crazy. We decided to keep wandering around the casino and hotel complex and see what else was available but before we left we stopped at the pub in the food court and ordered a couple of drinks. We had one gin and tonic and one old fashioned for a total of $43 not including the tip. On Saturday for dinner we returned and that was a serious mistake. The crowds were insane. Several people mentioned that they had never seen it this crowded but it was because of Larry the Cable Guy being there that evening for a performance. All ordering is done on a set of self-service kiosks that are in the middle of the food court. That was confusing because everyone had to learn from other people that this is the way you order food. It was especially difficult for some of the more senior citizens and whoever thought about putting this in a casino really needs to be replaced. So after you order at the kiosk you then have to listen for your name to be called at the places you ordered. I ordered from the sushi place and from the burger place so I had to stand between them and wait for my name to be called at one and then the other. It's definitely not user friendly if you're ordering multiple meals from multiple stations. The small few pieces of coconut shrimp with fried rice cost $27. It was worth about 7. My hot dog was $13.95 plus a dollar to upgrade to sweet potato fries. It was a regular hot dog. Each of our small fountain drinks was $3. The drink dispensers were only dispensing foam. Take a look at my photo to see. Grand total of $49. The Chinese dish was ready in 10 minutes but the hot dog took 25 minutes. We would not return here unless everything was open and there were no crowds. Git 'er done!

I grew up coming to this mall every weekend! The good ole days. I was home this weekend and took my…read morenephew shopping. The mall looks the same in the inside and outside. Lots of great stores to shop at. The food court has lots of delicious options including chick-fila, boba tea and other restaurants.

That " Fine Jewelry" vendor cart treats people like crap. Skinny foreign guy said Americans are…read morestupid & was super rude. Other guy was condescending. Unacceptable. ALOT of sketchy characters lurking & walking around. Only 2 cops who weren't patrolling, just standing in one spot the whole time.

I'm so use to the malls in Orlando where they are PACKED with people before the stores actually…read moreopen. This mall was the opposite!! No crowds, very nice, clean friendly staff in all the stores I went into and of course the food court (I'm always looking for a quick snack). They have all the major stores plus specialty shops. Nice variety of shop you'll be able to find something for anyone no matter what your budget is.

GOOD STORE SELECTION!…read more This mall has a good variety of stores, and is mostly full unlike many dying malls. This mall does lack charm on the inside. This isn't the type of mall I could browse and walk around in to kill time. It's one long hallway, not a circle you can walk around in. All in all, I'll definitely be back for some shopping when I have a particular store inside I need to go to! But I won't be back for fun mall browsing.

Went a few times over the years and most recently this summer. I'll say this past visit wasn't as…read moregreat as other times I've gone but for the most part it's still a solid choice. **the main thing that I feel they don't do as great are the soup dumplings, which is a go-to item there. Soup is ok but the dumpling itself aren't as strong and much more easier to fall apart. Also got the Karaage again and it's the same good fried chicken we've always gotten. Service was good, plenty of servers there and you have somewhat an open kitchen to see some cooks. Would recommend.

We were headed elsewhere when we spotted the menu on the window. The menu was the magnet but the…read morefood, service and ambiance sold it. First, beg for a bar seat. You get a free show from the chefs wearing black pants, white jackets and hats. These folks can cook! Fried rice with chicken was excellent as was stir-fry noodles and chicken. Both meaty and satisfying. Very tasty steamed vegetable dumplings (a six-pack) on the side. Waters to drink but beer was available. A very satisfying $40 dinner on Sunday night. You gave a ton of choices along Biltmore; this one will surprise you've .

First, let's be clear the reason to eat here is good Jamaican food at reasonable prices, not…read moreambiance. It's in the food court of Asheville Mall, which like most malls is struggling these days. The good side of that is most of the crappy chain mall food outlets are gone, leaving space for a local business to take its place. It seems like a family run operation. They had a decent selection of menu items (but they were out of a few things, which seems a little strange for Saturday lunchtime). The food was good, which is the key thing. I haven't been to Jamaica so I can't compare it to food there, but having had Jamaican food a number of times in the US and Canada, I'd say it among the best I've had. We ordered 2 Small entrees: chicken curry and jerk chicken. Each came with 2 sides. There was a perfect amount of food for lunch. Medium might be good for dinner, but I can't really imagine getting a Large unless you're splitting it, saving some for leftovers or you're a really big eater. The (bone-in) chicken in the curry was delicious. It was so tender it basically fell off the bone. The curry sauce was excellent. It went well with the yellow rice we selected for this entree. We choose the plantains as the second side for this one, and while a bit chewy, they were good. The (bone-in) jerk chicken was also good, although between the two I liked the curry better. The jerk chicken had been grilled nicely with dry jerk seasoning, but they also provided optional jerk sauce, which was good on both the chicken and the side of brown rice with Jamaican peas (similar to black-eyed peas) we got with this entree. The sauce was dark and smoky with a good amount of jerk heat. As the second side for this entree, we got cabbage. I'm not sure what all they do to this side dish, but it was surprisingly flavorful. It had some carrots mixed in along with spices like rosemary and somehow they had created an almost rue-like sauce. It was very savory. Based on the taste, quantity, quality and price of the food alone, I'd give this place a 5. But the service was close to rude. Like it was a big bother to take our order and provide us the food. That costs them a star. Even at a fast food counter in a mall food court, if you are a business owner or server, you can be friendly, or at least passably nice. Still, given the food itself, we'd go back.

Dont be fooled by Food Court setting. The food is much more than I had expected. I've been a couple…read moretimes and gotten the jerk and the bbq chicken on seperate occasions. This trip, pic attached, was for bbq. The plate comes with a bed of rice as shown. Both visits I've gotten the cabbage. It's been flavorful both times. Before I forget, be sure to get the sauce over the rice..you'll be glad you did. Oxtail available both times I visited but had such good meal with the chicken decided to just stay with that this trip.

Best shaved ice around.. only big problem is how inconsistent their hours are around this time of…read moreyear

This is always on my list of must-haves when visiting my hometown. Maybe it's the texture of the…read moreice - maybe it's the syrup they use - or maybe it's the beach vibes - but I've yet to find another shaved ice anywhere that I like better ---and I've tried many coast to coast! Top flavor combo - Peach Passion Fruit!