The S&W Market is a place you should visit, dine, booze and chill at while in Asheville. I love…read moreart deco buildings, so of course, when I was walking around downtown Asheville and saw this beautiful, historic building, I knew there was something special here. Lo and behold, the S&W Market is a food hall, serving different vendors/food options with a brewery on the second level. I later learned that this building actually was a cafeteria back in the day, so naturally, it would be a modern day food hall while still embracing its historic setting. It's worth a gander, at the very least. It's not the biggest food hall, but what they offer is quality. If you want the best fried chicken sandwiches, hot dogs with inventive toppings, Peruvian empanadas, street Thai food, handmade ice cream or local craft beer, then you've come to the right place. It's a fun place to grab a bite and drink and sit where many others have.

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.

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.

Fish and chips and shrimp were great! Chicken tenders not as…read moregreat. Dry over cooked. Lot of other choices also.

I ordered a cauliflower pizza at Gordon Ramsay's food court in Harrah's Cherokee casino around…read more6:50 pm on 7/16/26 with an outstanding encounter with Mellisa a manager on duty at the time I paid $2.50 more for the cauliflower crust when I bit into it, it tastes chalky to me and tasteless so I went back to let the cashier know that I wanted a regular pizza dough, since I had one before it was so delicious Manager Melissa came out to greet me smiling asked me what would I like to order instead. I mentioned to her that I had the regular crust pizza before Melissa immediately put my order in for a regular pizza and she walked over and gave instructions to the pizza creators I was truly impressed with Mellisa's warm caring disposition given to me with ease I felt with the return and re-ordered Melissa has outstanding customer service skills. That's a rarity today to show compassionate, empathy and going out of her way to make sure my meal was superb quality. I noticed that she was well-dressed professionally with a pleasant voice when she spoke I took in the pleasure to know that 'values' exist through Melissa's disposition was a wonderful experience with an uncomfortable situation of returning a pizza already consumed one slice by me Melissa made an exchange with ease given a warm memorable smile I am wholeheartedly grateful for her assistance this evening Thank You for the positive experience J Motyka

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 .

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.

I had high hopes for this place but it's "meh." The entire food hall consists of 3 establishments:…read morea hamburger vendor, a Chinese food vendor, and a Miso/Sushi vendor. I'm not sure how many of the patrons who were studying could focus because you could hear literally everyone's casual conversation. As of this review, the coffee vendor, vacated the food hall. The concept is great, and it works in a pinch, but the food was overpriced for the quality.

I came here for weekday lunch and sampled a bit of every vendor - I honestly don't think you can go…read morewrong with any of the stands! The sushi was fresh, the Chinese was filling, and the American pub food was hot! There is also plenty of seating upstairs if you can't snag something downstairs. Great for finding something for all palettes

Typhoon Noodle in Arden is an absolute must-visit!…read moreEverything here is packed with flavor and cooked to perfection: * Takoyaki (Octopus Balls): Crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, loaded with tender octopus, and drizzled with delicious spicy mayo and eel sauce. * Chicken Pad Thai: Perfectly chewy rice noodles in a rich, sweet-savory sauce with tender chicken, crunchy peanuts, and fresh lime. Balanced to perfection. * Singapore Curry Rice Noodles: Thin rice veggies and noodles wok-tossed in a fragrant, smoky curry spice. Bold, aromatic, and addictive. * Pork Belly Ramen: Rich, deeply savory broth served with springy noodles and melt-in-your-mouth thick-cut braised pork belly. Fast service, incredible flavor consistency, and great boba to top it off. Don't sleep on this place!

Came here for lunch on a Thursday and it was busier than I figured it would be which was a great…read moresign. Ordering was easy with the worker but there was also an iPad to order off of that looked like it had photos on it which is helpful. I got the summer roll and pad Thai. The summer roll came with no shrimp and very basil-forward, which is not like any of the other summer rolls I've had in other locations. The pad Thai dish was nice size considering the $18 price and it was tasty, they included a nice amount of bean sprouts! My friends liked their udon noodles and pot stickers. My friend ordered a side of fried rice and it didn't look like normal fried rice, but we saw a plate of fried rice go out to another table and it looked like it should have so not sure what happened there. Overall happy with our visit and glad we came!

Food was cooked perfectly and tasty. Great service and friendly helpful staff. Nice casual…read moreatmosphere

Absolutely worst wing I ever had in my life. Had a cocktail at the bar and it was great., however I…read morewould not recommend the food. My fiancé got a burger and fries and it was okay.

WestGate mall located in Spartanburg SC; my first time inside since college 2002…read more Our visit was on Saturday around noon in November. The mall itself is largely unchanged outside and in with the exception of closed stores. Upon entry at foodcourt you can look up the second floor and see the theatre no longer operates. There was one visible closed off entry inside to detached store I think was sporting goods before but no others. There is Belk, Dillards, JC Penny's and distinctly remember a dedicated Pandora store. In the old Sears building is now Rural King, farm equipment. There is a Costco not part of the mall but built very near behind. I wasn't sure what to expect walking inside, but to my pleasant surprise it seems to be a surviving mall for now. Come to this location for some centralized shopping and keep our malls going.

Some shopping malls are thriving, some are surviving, some are dead. Westgate in Spartanburg seems…read moreto be surviving as they have most of their shops open and only a few storefronts are vacant. This was a nice walk and shop as it was a little too cold out to do an outdoor outlet mall. Indoors, walking through Dillard's and others was pleasant though the prices are definitely not low. We used the Dillard's entrance as it's always nice to set your expectations high when you enter a shopping mall. Once past that wallet drain, the mall is in good shape and well lit. I did spot a couple of security guards being present as they patrol. Nice to see that. [Review 2254 of 2024 - 1213 in South Carolina - 23272 overall]

This is a cool concept. A building that sells soda and beer, and a parking lot that can accommodate…read more3 food trucks, which rotate through the week. We came the day before the grand opening and had a yummy sandwich from Appalachia Chic, but had a hard time choosing because the other two trucks looked good too. Looking forward to swinging by regularly to check out the variety of food trucks there. Helps me at least solve the problem of finding my favorite food trucks and learning about new ones.

Delicious comfort food! Highly recommend giving it a try. The vibes in the restaurant were fun and…read morechill and the service was friendly. The entrees come with a salad and bread side, and I loved the unique house made salad dressings. Mine had tahini and it was savory and nutty. My husband got the orange balsamic which was flavorful and slightly sweet. The bread is like a Caribbean version of garlic bread. For entrees my husband got the salmon massaman curry and I got the chicken mushroom noodles. The mushroom sauce was earthy and full of depth. I loved the grape tomatoes and the pop of sweetness they brought to the noodles. There's street parking around and two bathrooms that are spacious and clean in the restaurant. We got the house fruit punch for drinks which is a blend of orange, guava and pineapple juice. They also serve kombucha, tea, a variety of beers, and many other drinks. Two entrees ended up being around $72 including tax and tip.

We went there for dinner. Some friends recommended this place as a Caribbean fusion style, and…read moresince none of us had Caribbean food before we went for it! Great spacious place, amazing service, not too loud and the food was absolutely spectacular! You get a salad (with choice of homemade dressings) and a piece of bread with your entree. Portion are very generous so we did not get an appetizer or a dessert! lol Highly recommend if you're in Asheville!