Ambiance: Well, somehow I always get lucky and get the whole room to ourselves like VIP haha but in…read moreall seriousness, this place was a winter wonderland dream come true. From the lighting, decor, giant ornaments, giant nut crackers, the stunning fireplace, the golden glimmer of Christmas is definitely here. I absolutely loved it. The outdoor area was perfect with a fire-pit for each circle next to their dazzling, 10 ft+ trees. It was the most adorable date spot considering it was just us hehe Food: While we didn't eat here, the drinks were great. Multiple food options are here so it's great for picky eaters or large groups. Service: Friendly and fast, off peak days are best to avoid the crowds.

We stayed across the street at the Magnolia Hotel- this was a super convenient spot…read more Clean & so many options- even early in the mornings. Perfect food hall- We went several times in order to try the different vendors, each one was fast, friendly & yummy

Very cute place at grapevine ! Love it Great ambience ,…read moregreat food... Self Service .

Crowded and expensive, for not much…read more It could have been that it was during the holidays and the Polar Express train had recently arrived, but there were no seats, it was super crowded with people taking up tables without eating anything. We were there for a variety of choices for lunch, mistake I guess! We ordered from 3 different places. The food is really expensive (like a theme park) for what it is. It's slightly better than fast food, but is definitely meant for a captive audience. This is no Legacy Hall. The plus is the building is beautiful, fresh and new. It was beautifully decorated for Christmas and felt like it was MEANT for Christmas holiday decorations. So... if only for that, I recommend doing the Polar Express train and ending with hot cocoa (or a drink) here.

Well played out food court; it has a variety of Asian cuisines to choose from; friendly and the…read moreseating area is very nice!

We love eating here, great budget-friendly spots with many homemade flavors. Our favorite shops are…read morethe two Korean places, Sokongdong Tofu and Mansasung, as well as Sushi Spot, Hakka Express, and FULL Boba Shop. You order at each spot, usually get a pager, pick a table, and wait for your food. When your pager rings, you grab your food from the shop. Then you leave the dishes on the table when you're done, no need to clean up. It's not the best for ambiance, more for casual dining. Most places accept Zelle/Venmo and some even credit cards, but it's always a good idea to bring cash just in case.

Stopped here while coming through town & it was a nice change of pace from fast food right off the…read morehighway. Got food from 2 different vendors here: Domo Ramen and Curry Up. Both were very good! Got the tonkatsu black ramen from Domo 1 it was heavy garlic but I personally liked that. Egg was a little harder than some other ramen eggs, but overall a good amount of food for the price. At CurryUp got the pad Thai with chicken - very good flavor. Not a huge serving size but plenty enough for 1 person. Overall the food hall is great - lots of options, students eating dinner so you can see what the like. Minor downside is parking - the lot was full when we came on a not-too-busy Sunday night, but we got street parking easily. Overall a great stop in Waco!

It was our first time at Union Hal!l They have so many different food and drink options. We had…read morechicken quesadilla's, shrimp and fries and a couple of margaritas. Lots of people to people watch! It was fun.

Simply the best and closer to me. If you can't find a certain grocery item or items, H Mart will…read moredefinitely have what you need and more, i.e. fresh produce, a great selection of meats and seafood. The shelves are always stocked, friendly customer service and clean, which is a plus. If you're thinking about visiting H Mart, go, I can guarantee you will not be disappointed. Go and you will be glad you did. :)

First of all, this is an incredible store. They have litterally anything you can think of and the…read moreprices are great!! Fresh produce is lovely (best place for strawberries) and there is always a great deal (like 10 lbs of oranges for $10)! Prepared food and kimchi are so convenient! That all being said, what I came here to review was the food court. This place is great! My mom and I ordered the bibimbap and it was INSANELY DELICIOUS!! It was the size of a dinner platter and rice was so crispy! Filled with tons of vegetables and pickled veggies on the side to explore! The only negative I have is that the water cups are the size of dixie cups so would recommend bringing your own water and every store announces " order number ____ please take the meal" every 5 seconds on the loud speaker. It's a little distracting at first, but it'll grow on you. (it's an inside joke now with my family) This place is so unique and special! Keep it up!!

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 really like the ambiance and the decor of the place but the seating is a bit crammed if you have…read morea larger group. as for the food, the selection was somewhat limited for the meats and sauces compared to other hotpot spots i've tried. however, i enjoyed my meal! they also close at 11pm so, it's a perfect spot for late night eats. sichuan soup base (5/5) - spicy and flavorful! i went during dinner time and it was $29.99 per person before taxes and tip

This is a little place. That is one of those out-of-the-way special places. This food gallery, is…read morebasically four restaurants in one. It has a specialty coffee, Boba place, it has a Tokyo restaurant with sushi and other specialties, it has dim sum restaurant, and then in the back it has the most amazing hot pot I've had in recent years. My favorite thing about the hot pot is that everybody gets their own individual pot, and there are many different kinds of broth to choose from everything from a miso base, to a Tom ka base, to a laska base. They even have one that is super spicy. It's basically one price for hot, and you can choose as much meat, pork beef. What have you or you can go back and get a lot of the vegetables, they have noodles they have so many different traditional hot pot additives they even have spices so you can change the broth the way you want it and they have sauces that you can dip your meat in after you've cooked them in the pot, and many different varieties of those. They even have traditional desserts that are part of the menu. I am definitely going back. Such a cute space. Also by the way, let me mention how nice the service people were there, they were so helpful,instructive, really made the experience awesome. You must come and experience it yourself.

Lucky to live near this mall. Very convenient, nice walking distance. Great selection of stores.read more

Not as big at Gallaria but very nice to walk. It is all on one level but the anchor stores are 3…read morelevels. Plenty of covered parking as well. The mall enters the second floor of the anchor stores so we found great parking on the first level of one of them. It is laid out in 3 spokes. The food court is on the JC Penny spoke. The mall child play space needs a major update but there is a pay to play children play area that is very nice by the food court.

I'm unfamiliar with Plano. But what can only be described as its nightlife district, legacy Hall is…read moreacross the street from Fogo De Chao, next to an outdoor venue that plays live music, has hip hop bingo, etc. and I haven't even started with the Legacy yet. Legacy is a three story indoor food plaza that also overlooks and is connected to the outdoor venue that you can get tickets for. With outdoor seating available. First floor is your eateries. Second floor is mostly seating and a couple bars. Third floor mostly bars and some seating. While waiting for my party to arrive I sat at the second floor bar, Heaven Hill, and ordered a couple cocktails. The bar tender, a pleasantly upbeat woman, educated me on the various food options as well as some of their favored cocktails. I had a raspberry beret (shoutout Prince) and a Larceny Paloma. The name was just calling me. While the beret was fruity and refreshing, the Paloma had a bite and kick that snuck up on you. I loved it!! As it's a mall of food there was no trying just one lol. We tried the dry rub brisket bar, chef chin's hibachi ramen, chilango's tacos, cotton and snow, and unlawful assembly brewing co. To finish the evening. Brisket with Mac and cheese; burria tacos; tonkotsu ramen; cookies and cream ice cream; and lastly a Moscow Mule to end the evening. The Mac and cheese from the brisket bar was terrible. Runny, and bland. But the brisket was amazing. Seasoned and tender and so moist!!! Tacos were exceptional. Ramen was awesome. Ice cream was ice cream. It wasn't bad, but not eye popping amazing. The mule was delicious. I ended the night stuffed and sleepy!! Great visit!! If you're in the Plano area this is a must!! And there are tons more eateries.

I was traveling for work and this place was right across the street. It's one of the better food…read morehalls I've been to. Across a couple of visits, my husband and I shared: - Street by Chef Jimmy Li: Beef Roll Pancake - Son of a Butcher: New Mexico Frito Pie Slider, PB&J Slider, Smokehouse Slider, Popper Slider, Champ Slider (was supposed to be Cowboy) - Roots Chicken Shak: Spicy Bird - Chilangos Tacos: Hongos Quesadilla - Dry Rub: Breakfast Burrito with Brisket I loved everything we had. My favorite places were probably Street and Son of a Butcher. You really can't go wrong though because there are a lot of great options. I was disappointed the second time we got sliders. They gave us one of the wrong sliders and the one that we got that we didn't want was pretty boring. Unfortunately, we didn't realize it until after we ate it, so double check to make sure you get the right thing. If I'm back in the area for work, I'm sure I'll be back here again.

Overall a nice mall and they have a lot of security i noticed and not mall cops. Had no issues and…read morethe ice skating rink they have was nice and large.

Well I would have licked the snow leopard to ride around but I think it's only for kids- haha…read moreI like to have fun on my day off and it was refreshing to wander thru the lovely cool air conditioned mall. There's a lot of shops but I'm looking for a certain thing so no time to wander. I'll come back and mall walk soon tho