Union Hall is a foodie heaven…read more It's an indoor food-cart pavilion. Well, not really. What it really is is a group of restaurants that collectively connect themselves around this single business model. It's really fascinating because you can walk around and try a bit from a number of different restaurants. It's sort of like going back to a food court in the mall in the 1980s. There are plenty of different options, and everything is within a very short distance. Not that I ever want to go back inside a mall. Anyway, Union Hall is great, and another one of the very surprising foodie places that make Waco, Texas, a great place to go for a weekend of eating.

I love that you can walk around and try different restaurants. That are very different so everybody…read morecan eat something they're excited about. I tried the Huaco eatery and I was so delighted. The chef was amazing and his food was so fresh and delicious. I will definitely be returning to try other things, and I'm probably gonna gelato on the way out the door at another restaurant. All the restaurants were very helpful in describing our menu and helping you decide what you wanted

Use your noodles, kids. Well, here you can slurp them!…read more The guy works / cooks alone. The first time I'd gone, three people ordered before me, five people after. Food is made to order and freshly cooked delicious yummy for tummies - WORTH THE WAIT if you have time and are patient. Be patient. Today's a rainy one and an ideal time for comfy noodles or pho soup! They serve it here too. That stir fry though... snags your hunger senses. They're so delicious! Give 'em a try. The line of people tells a lot! #smallbusinesssaturday #supportlocal #templetexas

I've only tried the Pho. I am nit impressed. The broth tastes like straight up chicken stock no…read morespices. It also tastes greasy. This was just sad. The whole food court and mall was sad. Very few shops open and only 2 restaurants.

Honestly this mall is pretty poor, there just aren't a whole lot of attractions or reasons to come…read moreto it. The kids play areas pretty beat down and old, I've even seen a roach there before. From a male's perspective they really don't have a whole lot of stores at all here. For women that have a few stores I believe there is a forever 21 maybe. if you need shoes you could come here they have a few of the typical places like finish line. generally speaking the mall usually looks pretty clean and I see security guards walking around but for the most part it usually feels like a pretty deserted shopping area. Full disclosure I have not been to a movie here, but it is really cool that they have IMAX. I think most people don't really have much of a reason to visit this mall. There are a few little interesting shops but it is largely meh...

Very trashy looking rundown. Most of the stores were not open. Very disappointed. Plaster broke on…read morethe walls.

Union Grove is a food court where you, your family and your friends have the option to try food…read morefrom different vendors & share a sit down meal together :) There's indoor and outdoor seating & a little arcade area for the kiddos. The bar is open an hour later than the food vendors so if you're trying to get a quick drink after work, stop on by

(3.5 stars) Coming from a city where "food hall" is…read moresynonymous with "overpriced," I found Union Grove a breath of fresh air. That isn't to say that the offerings here were dirt cheap but rather that I didn't feel like the food hall setting was a license to jack up prices. Union Grove boasts a respectable variety of vendors for its size, and the offerings range from Cajun to Asian to pizza and wings and more. I opted for the ironically named Health Camp, the Woodway outpost of a longstanding Waco burger-and-shake joint. While the shake selections looked tempting, I limited myself to a Health Burger (cheeseburger), tots, and a drink. At the risk of drawing pitchforks, the burger was a bit underwhelming. It was a fast food style single patty, very thin, and though tasty enough when dressed (lettuce, tomato, mustard, ketchup), not really worth $7. I realize that for locals, nostalgia is a powerful lure (Greensboro's Beef-Burger had similar adherents), but if you didn't grow up with Health Camp's burgers, I'd have to believe that you could do better. To their credit, the tots were perfectly crisp and priced right. One final note: Union Grove has plenty of seating, but it can also get rather loud. There's an adjoining arcade, so expect kids running around. If the acoustics don't bother you, however, then the warehouse atmosphere can be fun.

I've eaten at almost every place in Hmart. Momo Sushi is good, donkey mo's is very great as well…read more But, you have to try the hambak steaks at Kow-tie! You won't regret it. Everything msg free, everything is made from the scratch, even the sauce! It looks very clean from the outside. This place is very generous with the amount of meat and food you get, you will leave with a full tummy which is something I cannot say for the other places I've tried for the same amount of money.

Market Eatery is the food hall located inside H-Mart, Austin. They've got a few of the places you…read moresee at other locations such as Tous Les Jours Bakery. Other spots include Let Them Talk (bar), 512 Narrow Street (Korean food), Oh-K Dog, and a few other places. The hall is spacious with lots of seating options. It's clean and easy to navigate. Lots of food choices to satisfy just about any craving you may have while doing your shopping.

Jersey Mike's Subs 08-07-25…read more Good place to get a sub sandwich. They have a good choice to select from. Friendly Employees. The restaurant was clean and had good seating. I had: The California Club Sub - Turkey, provolone, applewood smoked bacon and fresh avocado. Bread and veggies were fresh. Great place to pick up a great sub sandwich or get it as a salad!

Good service and excellent food as expected. Love that they cut all their meats as you order not…read morepre-cut meats like Subway. Associates were very cheerful and professional the times I have been in here. Good vibes. Would recommend someone comes from behind the counter to wipe down the tables every so often. We were told they were out of bacon, take money out of the register and send someone to buy some you still had several hours left in the day. No initiative by the store manager to fix the issue we will just wait to the next delivery. Will always come back

We had a group of six going to a show at Moody theater. Because it was a Friday night in downtown…read moreAustin, we decided to have dinner at Fareground. Everyone could pick exactly what they wanted to eat, and there's plenty of seating available. Of the six of us, we tried four different restaurants. Everything we have was delicious. There is a bar so you are able to order a cocktail with your dinner. It is easy to get in and out, and close to the venue if you're going to see a show at Moody theater. There was lots of staff throughout, keeping the place, clean and tidy.

Great vibes and great reality. Conference had an after party where they rented out the entire…read morecomplex, so that was pretty epic. Small bites from every shop in the Fareground, so plenty of top notch food. From French rotisserie chicken, Mexican desserts, arepas, shawarma, burgers and others, there's something for everyone. Also outside is a great area for just chilling. Some greenery in the concrete jungle is honestly quite impressive.

If I could give this place ten stars, I would!…read more Narrow Street makes my favorite dish: the spicy pork fried udon. The noodles are perfectly chewy, the sauce is spicy, flavorful, and plentiful, and the pork is always tender and delicious. The woman who takes the orders is incredibly kind, and every visit is a happy experience. I love eating here, have brought many friends to try it, and I always look forward to coming back!

*Sigh,* I don't mean this to be a knock on H-Mart or on food courts but this place has made it on…read moreMANY a list for best Korean food in Austin...I think that's more of an indictment on the Korean food scene in Austin than this place. With all that being said, the food here is serviceable. It's fine, you're getting food court Korean food so if you temper your expectations. You'll get a little a tiny amount of like two banchan. My Yookgaejang was mild-ain't no other way of putting it. You can tell that the broth wasn't cooked with gochujang so you didn't get that rich, spicy flavor. Another visit I got the bibim naengmyun and it also just didn't quite get there. Just a little on the plainer side, not just talking about the lack of heat.

terrible, needed to get something last minute late and as they are advertised as 24hr I forgive I…read morewould go but their doors were locked with some little sign saying come back in 30 minutes. terrible way to do business and lose out on sales, who ever is working nights should be fired as they are losing the owner/owners money

Negative 5 star review if could. Ive spent money here and…read moresupported this business ever since moving to Killeen. I just went in there and the cashier tried to overcharge me by DOUBLE what I was suppose to pay (yes I did the math). Then when I questioned him he said "Are you gonna take it or not." BEWARE. DON'T EVER DO BUSINESS HERE. MAKE SURE THEY CHARGE YOU RIGHT. THESE PEOPLE HAVE NO HONOR AND THEIR PRODUCTS ARE NOT GOOD ENOUGH FOR THEM TO ACT LIKE THIS. Disgusting.