Okay, this place is a sleeper! Very authentic Chinese food…read more We were taken back to find this at the mall! We ordered the Steamed dumplings and Bao, Pan fried Bao, and some sesame balls! All the food was great but the pan fried bao was so good! The flavors were on point! We wish we could of tried the other dishes, but our time here was limited. If ever in the area we will be back. The staff were great, and the manager was very friendly and spoke Chinese as well! This place is on par with some of the good Chinese restaurants in Los Angeles! If you are ever in the area, come grab some authentic Chinese food! Happy Nom Nom!

I have to say I was skeptical trying this food establishment, I was thinking Mall Food. Well I was…read morepleasantly surprised by the quality and flavors of their food. We love Mott 32 in the Palazzo Las Vegas, and I'm here to tell you they were just as good for a fraction of the money! We told the gentleman at the counter we would be back, and a few days later ha was like you're back! Give it a try!

Looking for late night food can be challenging, especially when one of your group is gluten-free,…read moreso finding this place was great. By the time we got there, the only food available was from The Nave but their corn dogs were gluten-free and they don't fry anything that has gluten in it so even the french fries were doable! I had a smash cheese burger and yes, it was smashed. The inside seating area was charming - it's a converted church so all the stained glass, wooden railings, etc. were kept as part of the decor. The outside seating area wasn't covered enough to find tables that weren't being rained on but we soon found a spot at one of the long tables inside. Perfect! Our food was ready quickly and we devoured it. Easy to find location and some day, we'll be back to try something else.

This place was great! Tons of seating and food options. The…read moreservice was ok some of the food took a long time to get but it was busy. It may be an old church as it was set up and the windows were all stained glass. I tried the Tonalli Latin cuisine tacos. I got the Barbacoa taco and chicken. The tacos are overfilled almost hard to eat with way too much meat but the flavor was good. I enjoyed the cabbage in the tacos for a nice fresh crunch. The chips and guacamole were good they tasted fresh made. We also got pizza which was very soggy crust and falling apart would not get again. They have a lot of food variety which is nice as there's something for everyone. Would deff be back.

This is a fun place. Predominantly outdoor (covered) seating w/some indoor. Eclectic food trucks…read moreranging from tacos to brisket to coho salmon..which was my choice. Music and live music was just starting as we left. Very enjoyable and I think can get quite busy especially on weekends. I recommend w/o reservation.

The Food! Music! Atmosphere! The People! We Love this place!! Any time of year here is a wonderful…read moreexperience.

Businesses keep leaving. And crappier ones pop up in its place. There are two good food pods here…read moreand they have been here a long time. The rest keep turning over. Bathroom REAKSSSSS and looks like it hasn't been cleaned in a very very long time.

Y E L P : Fork Forty Food Hall Restaurant & Food Review…read more Ventured to Fork Forty Food Hall for lunch yesterday for the first time and I was pleasantly surprised. As food halls are all the craze, it was pretty cool to learn that Fork Forty is Salem's first food hall. It is a cozy food hall featuring six of Salem's best eateries in the historic Gray-Building - which I also learned is a building that has a long history of eateries that have occupied its spaces over the years. So, it's only natural that this food hall graced this historic building. What a unique legacy to be a part of. All that Google-worthy factoids aside, I must say, I really loved the industrial feel of the space. Loved the use of blacks and white - which allowed the food vendors signage to really stand out and pop against the darker field colors. Also, the food hall itself wasn't too busy - especially for lunchtime. So, that was great because the wait time for the food was minimal. The food hall was lively, clean and had ample seating. There is a water station with cups for patrons that want water only. There's also a bar within the food hall - so, if you wanted some libations with your eats, that was also an option. All in all, it's a great spot with various cuisines. There's enough to tickle your fancy pending what you have a taste for. Some of the cuisines range from Mexican, Asian, and Mediterranean cuisine to name a few. I opted for the Mexican vendor, Suzy's Taqueria, and I am so happy I went with them because they did not disappoint. The food was fresh and the price point was great!! Very affordable lunch prices. (**Visit Suzy's Taqueria page to see my review on their street tacos.**) Since this is a food hall, I didn't really interact with the staff as much. My order was placed at a kiosk - which had no wait time. Once my order was placed, the wait for the tacos to prepared was less than 10 minutes. The server brought them out to my table - which was my only interaction with the staff. So, that's about as much as I can speak on that. However, all interactions, though minimal, were very pleasant. For a first visit, I was pleased. I will definitely visit again before my departure from Salem to try out the bao spot or the pizzeria. Also, the history of it, is pretty cool!

You have to check this place out!!! We came here to grab lunch to go for the beach and it was…read moreperfect and delicious! Do not miss the loaded mac and cheese from Elkhorn BBQ. It was plenty hot and absolutely delicious without feeling heavy. The peppers on top were so good and it was the perfect comfort meal. We also grabbed a rice bowl from them as well which was also perfect. Would love to come back to chill out at the bar or open space. Service was easy with the buzzer system. Definitely a good spot for a quick lunch or to grab and go.

Most of the trucks closed due to maintenance issues. Parking…read moreis limited. Unsure as to what exactly is happening there.

Please Go!! The market is huge and filled with so much art and food and produce and all the…read morethings!! We had the best Watermelon Agua Frescas from one of the stands. There was the most beautiful flowers and the freshest produce and meat! There was so much beautiful pottery and wood working and so many creative things to buy. I would move to this area for this market alone! Go! Go! Go!

Excellent way to get out and spend several hours. Lots of good food, art, vegetables, meat,…read moreclothing, etc... and a lot of interesting people to talk to. Even live music!

I stopped in at the Holiday Market for the first time today. I wasn't sure what to expect - would…read moreit be the same vendors as the Saturday Market, would everything be Christmas themed? The space was huge - they used the performance halls at the fairgrounds. It was busy and loud, but I was able to find all kinds of things there. There was no cost to get in which I appreciated. My partner was able to get Christmas gifts for people he'd been struggling to shop for, so that was a relief. Parking at the fairgrounds is ample and I had no problem finding a place to park. Getting in and out was also super easy. No cost to park, an added perk. We had lunch here and were glad we did. I had the mushroom mac from The Mac and it was good, but a bit congealed since it had been sitting for a while. My partner had the chicken and rice plate from Irie, the Jamaican booth, and it was so so good. The rice was incredibly well-seasoned and the chicken melted in our mouths. I would definitely get that plate myself next time. Overall I'm glad I gave the Holiday Market a try after living in Eugene for three years. I'll probably go every year now.

If you enjoy the Saturday Market, you will absolutely love the holiday market! It is even bigger…read moreand better than Saturday Market, indoors, and just a ton of fun to explore. I went Saturday with a friend and had the best time. Many vendors who are frequent flyers at the Saturday market are here as well. There are also local food vendors there, as well as live entertainment going on. There is something for everyone! I found an amazing piece of art for my office, some reusable household products, Christmas gifts, and more while I was there. If you are wanting to support small, local, friendly, and simply amazing local businesses this holiday season, you need to visit the holiday market. You won't be disappointed! Would I return? Absolutely. I had such a great time. Definitely worth a return visit next year.

This is a cool venue. The seating and bar are a good touch. There are multiple carts and food…read moretypes for everyone's pallet. The carts in my experience are polite, helpful, and fast.

Love this! There are so many options to choose from and with seating right there it's such a fun…read morerelaxing spot to go grab and quick beer & food. Parking is a little tight on the weekends but otherwise great options.

Lots of options for a variety of foods. Would be great if you are trying to keep a group of…read moreselective eaters happy. My husband got a gyro and I got a pizza. Both were good for a food truck. Liked the beers on tap inside

Fish and chips Soggy…read moreShrimp Soggy Both were very greasy Oil was too cold for cooking