My partner and I love the town of Beacon, NY, and especially eating at the Food Hall. It is hidden…read moreon the main street. Very colorful interior with bar at the end of the space and an outdoor area. There has been quite a few different vendors over the last five years there. On our last visit we decided to try Nami Yum Yum. We ordered a veggie sushi sandwich ($14) for me, which featured a few veggies with rice wrapped up in soy paper; New York Strip ($25) for him, which was a bowl with steak, roasted potatoes and other things; Sweet Plantains ($6) for the table, with cream and cotija. We both got a Jarritos each. Service was timely. Everything was creative. I never had a sushi sandwich. It tasted pretty good too. I wasn't really feeling well and couldn't enjoy it as much as I intended to, but it was nevertheless yummy and unique. My sandwich came with a side of puffed up chips (I actually don't know what they are called). The plantains were also very good. I am glad we ordered them as a side because it was a good side to eat with our meals. Overall no complaints, I would eat there again.

We decided to grab dinner here last minute on Saturday night of our trip to Beacon. This seemed…read morelike a great option because it meant that my husband and I could order different meals but still eat them together. There were only 5 different food stalls plus the ice cream stall in the very front, however only 3 of the food stalls were open at 7pm on a Saturday. This is a small town, so I get it, but I was thoroughly surprised at this because of how crowded the entire town had been all weekend (it was truly the perfect weather to be out here!). The taco food stall had some Mac and cheese that I really wanted, but he was so overwhelmed with making a large order with only one person helping him that he literally told me to come back in 30 minutes to place my order. I ended up ordering the Pimento Grilled Cheese Sandwich from the burger place, where the guy (working solo) told me it would take about 30 minutes before it would be ready. We were in no rush, and it was DEFINITELY worth the wait!! The ooey gooey cheese paired with perfectly browned Texas toast satisfied my hunger after a long day of hiking and window shopping. My husband ordered the Paneer Kati Roll + Mango Lassi from the Indian food stall. He liked the roll, however we both decided that the lassi was average at best. Additionally, they served it with ice which was a huge disappointment (**being that my husband is from India, we have standards regarding Indian food). I'm giving 4 stars because the overall atmosphere of this food hall was not the best... Definitely NOT enough seating... They didn't seem to have anyone on staff taking care of the place, so the two tables that were empty when we arrived were extremely dirty (we cleaned one ourselves). They also didn't have napkins readily available and only 2 individual restrooms, despite having a bar in the back. Also, it was SO DARK inside... Scarce lighting which was not very pleasant or welcoming, especially since the sun was shining brightly outside. There is an outdoor patio, which is great, however because the weather was nice it was completely full. Final thoughts: this is a great place to grab lunch or dinner with a group of friends, especially if no one can agree on where to go. There's a variety of options and something for everyone to enjoy!

This is a food court but the variety of vendors gives you easy access to a variety of ethnic foods…read more It gives you a taste of Flushing! It is in the basement level of a building and indoor parking is available for a fee. Accessing the parking garage was not easy due to a lot of one way signs and heavy traffic. Probably better to take public transportation. Prices were reasonable. The seating area was relatively clean, though lighting is not the greatest. Can be noisy during the lunchtime rush. Loved that upstairs was a very large Asian Market which was fun to explore!

It's crowded, tight and somewhat dark, filled with the noise of vendors and folks eating and…read moreresting after shopping or starting off. Lots of different types of food stalls and treats, and all kinds of cuisine. Food varies wildly here, almost everything for someone's taste. Located in the New World Mall, lower level food court is an example of the food culture in Asia, and we love it for that. It's not the cleanest (bring some wipes for the table/chairs) and you have to queue for food and seating when busy, but it's a great place to try a lot of different foods. There's a new Shanghainese bun spot in one corner, but I do end up over the Taiwan treat stall for stinky tofu or at one of the couple of dessert/boba tea shops for a treat, or the mala dry hot pot spot if I'm craving dangerous levels of spice. And they also have the teriyaki chicken/noodle/rice mall equivalent. Note - your signal will be crap down here. There is a large elevator to the parking lot/upstairs but it's slow.

As part of our Flushing Food Crawl this past Sunday, New York Food Court was our first destination,…read morewhere we hit three different stalls. The tables and seats are arranged cafeteria-style, with all the vendors surrounding the dining area. It wasn't too busy around 12 PM, so I walked around the different stalls to get a feel for what this food court had to offer. Thankfully, I didn't have to think too hard about what to try because one of my friends is basically a Flushing food expert, despite not even living in NYC. While there were at least 15 vendors, we only grabbed a few bites from three of them since these were my friend's favorites: - Fat Cat Flatbread 胖猫锅盔 - Liang Pi Wang 凉皮王 - Xie Bao Crabhouse 蟹宝 The food came out pretty quickly after ordering, and these three stalls awakened our stomachs in preparation for more delicious food to come. Overall, I liked that New York Food Court had plenty of seating and felt much more lowkey compared to the crowded and overwhelming New World Food court nearby. It's a convenient place to sample food from multiple vendors without having to fight for a table.

This is a good sized Asian food court offering all types of dim sum and meals. Some of the menus…read moredo not have English printed with the picture. The best thing to do is point if something fancies your eye. We tried the "taco like" dumplings. They were freshly made. The lady steamed them and they were very good. It was plenty for a morning meal! Parking is difficult around this area. It's very congested. The 7 subway train or ride share is your best bet.

Nice H-Mart Food Hall inside American Dream Mall…read more I recommend it if you want good Korean food. They had a beer wall which was cool. As for service, just go up to any counter you want order your food and bring it to your table once ready.

The eatery is located next to the market within the American Dream mall. Any chance I get to hit up…read moreH Mart shops and food halls, I do it. This location is in the top 5 of all H Mart food halls I have been to. The choices of food vendors is almost limitless. Not only can you get Asian fare at this location but French as well. We had banh-mi sandwiches and tarts. Talk about a winning combo! Love this location.

Nanuet, NY - I remain a devotee of Wonder and order from here regularly. There are so many great…read moreoptions to choose from. I can simultaneously satisfy my conflicting food cravings, try new items/restaurants each time, or easily wrangle an order for a group of people who can't agree on anything. Pad Thai AND buffalo wings? Sure. Tacos and poke? Done. Now, the variety alone wouldn't win me over if the food were mediocre, but the quality is also for the most part very good. Everything from my previous review still stands, so consider this an update featuring more food photos and a highlight reel of some of my favorites so far (I haven't worked through the entire restaurant roster yet but have experienced a representative enough sample). My faves: 1. Wing Trip: consistently excellent wings. Probably the item I order most frequently. 2. Royal Greens: there don't seem to be any fast-casual salad chains in Rockland County, so I get my salad fix here. The greens are fresh and crisp, with plenty or Chef Creation options or you can opt for a custom bowl made according to your liking. The dressings are really good too. 3. Green curry from SriPraPhai: thick, garlicky curry gravy with just the right kick - a perfect "American medium spicy" that won't traumatize the timid. The pad Thai deserves a mention too: they use broad noodles for this, with a springy-chewy texture, and a more fragrant, complex flavor than your standard version. 4. Garlic parmesan mozzarella sticks from Alanza Pizza: a top seller and you can see why. These aren't just any sad, frozen diner mozzarella sticks you've had. My kid went wild for those. 5. Magnolia Bakery's banana pudding with wafer cookie bits: rich, classic and just a little bit extra, kinda like how I plan to age. 6. Chocolate pudding from Tejas Barbeque: unassuming in appearance but dangerously creamy, more mousse than pudding. As someone who's generally indifferent to both sweets and chocolate, I polished this off with relish. 7. Lastly, pork belly from Tejas Barbeque: PLEASE BRING THIS BACK!!! I haven't seen it since the early days so can only assume it's been discontinued. Crackling skin, melt-in-your-mouth tender, shamelessly fatty and decadent. If you're a chicharrón fan, you'll love this deluxe upgrade. Since my last review, Wonder has added some new features that further expand your options: They now function like Seamless/Grubhub/DoorDash in that you can order from other local restaurants too. This can confuse the uninitiated, so if you only want the actual Wonder restaurants (you know, the whole reason you're here), click on the "Wonder Restaurants" button on top, or look for categories labeled "Made at Wonder." They've also partnered with Blue Apron, which is a pleasant surprise. I subscribed to BA's meal kits for a while when I lived in the city, as their offerings were more gourmet and interesting compared to competing meal kit delivery services like HelloFresh (though my absolute favorite was Plated, RIP). Haven't tried it through the Wonder app yet but nice to know it's there for those days you want to cook but don't feel like spending hours on meal planning/prepping. The orders are always super well packaged. Not every dish is a winner, but the hit rate is high enough to keep me coming back, and there's more here to like than not.

My wife, daughter, and I were looking for dinner on a Friday night. I had to pick my daughter up…read morefrom a nearby nail salon and placed the Wonder order before leaving the house. They had everything ready at the exact time I needed. Gentleman behind the counter was professional. Loved the opportunity to order from multiple restaurants. We went with a Marc Murphy salad featuring dill and scallions, a Michael Symon spicy chicken souvlaki bowl, spicy tuna and salmon poke bowl, and a fried chicken sandwich and fries. All that and a couple of cans of soda for a reasonable $60ish. My wife and I shared the three bowls, all were enjoyable with the Michael Symon being a standout for us. That said, the Marc Murphy salad was fresh and the dill and scallions were delicious and the poke bowl featured tons of flavor and fresh fish. The Michael Symon bowl was filling and had a nice kick to it. My daughter enjoyed the Marcus Samuelson fried chicken sandwich and fries. We will certainly return!

Lots of choices lots of great food and of course it's NYC!!! Definitely a must to hit if hungry or…read morein the neighborhood.

I found Vanderbilt Market on my most recent trip to NYC and I'm so glad I did!…read more It's near Grand Central Station and it's a great option if you're with a group of people because there truly is something for everyone. Looking for a good NY pizza? Check. Tacos? Check. BBQ? Check. The list goes on. I was super impressed with the amount of options they had as well as the different seating options. I went with a personal Vodka pizza from Bello & Angelo and holy crap was it good! I also got a side of Mike's Hot Honey, which was the perfect accompaniment to the delicious pie. Also, all of the eateries have an intercom to announce when your order is up, making it super convenient. Definitely recommend!

I returned to Wonder today because I had a few people over the house and we all wanted different…read moretypes of food. This time when I came in to pick up, there was someone there to greet incoming patrons and hand off their order. He was friendly and quickly gave us our bag. I was disappointed when I got home and found that two of my favorite ingredients in my salad were missing. To me, these ingredients made the salad desirable (goat cheese and candied pecans) so it was a real bummer and to make matters worse, the balsamic vinegar I received with it was not enough to cover all the greens and grains, so the salad was very dry until I added balsamic vinegar of my own to it. Luckily, my guests food was all there and made the way they requested. I am keeping my rating the same because I contacted customer service to complain about my expensive lackluster salad and the representative was friendly and actually showed empathy to my frustration. She quickly resolved my issue satisfactorily.

so disappointed in Wonder and it's customer service. have ordered many times before and never had…read morean issue. today I ordered from pizza mato a new restaurant on the app and guess pizza must have been good, driver ate some. Had to throw away my whole order as I cannot trust my other food was not tampered with. I have been on hold for customer service 21 minutes. AI could not assist as you could not upload images.

WOW! The Westchester is so fancy, they don't just have a Food Court. Oh, no. It's a FOOD HALL, and…read morethe appropriately named Savor is where it's at! However, this isn't your average setup with Sbarro and Taco Bell. Nope! Take your pick from eight different kiosks, all which serve up tasty offerings made fresh to order. And now, without further ado.. the lineup, plus my Morgan's Must Try pick off the menu! Whitman's New York The Lowdown: Fast-casual upscale burger joint out of NYC. Burgers (duh), salads, and sandwiches plus fries and homemade iced tea and lemonade. Morgan's Must Try Pick: PB&B Burger - their signature menu item! A sweet/salty/savory wave of flavor! Peanut butter slathered on a griddled potato bun atop a beef patty with applewood bacon. Yum! Tomato & Co The Lowdown: It's like Chipotle, but Italian. Build your own pizzas, pastas, and salads. If this amount of freedom makes you uncomfortable, they also have chef-created options. Morgan's Must Try Pick: Seriously, go nuts! I recommend anything with vodka sauce, though! Bluestone Lane Coffee The Lowdown: Cute and aesthetically pleasing coffee bar that also serves up a variety of millennial and Instagram friendly toasts. Morgan's Must Try Pick: The Bluestone house brand Passionfruit seltzer is pretty much the elixir of the gods. Get it! For an accompanying bite, you can't go wrong with the classic avocado toast. #Basic, but amazing. The Little Beet The Lowdown: Made to order healthful bowls of goodness. Take your pick from creatively prepared grains, proteins, and of course, vegetables. Morgan's Must Try Pick: The Yuzu Sesame Avocado is a great option for vegetarians and non-vegetarians alike, as it is tender, filling and flavorful. The Spirulina Sushi Rice is TO DIE FOR. Do not miss out! Juice Generation The Lowdown: Full service juice bar serving up smoothies, açaí bowls, fresh squeezed juices (duh), raw salads, and a couple of bakery items. Morgan's Must Try Pick: The Watermelon Dragon Smoothie, which packs a punch of cherry, lime, dragonfruit, strawberry, and watermelon in this refreshing coconut based smoothie. Hai Street Kitchen The Lowdown: Japanese-style cuisine with an emphasis on sushi burritos and poke bowls. Again, it's Chipotle but Japanese, with chef-driven options for those who are indecisive. Morgan's Must Try Pick: I like to create my own, personally, but out of the menu offerings, the Salmon Aioli Poke Bowl is the best. It's like a bowl full of spicy salmon. I dig it. For social media influencers, get the burrito. Melt Shop The Lowdown: Simply prepared and delicious melt sandwiches with creative fillings. They also do chicken tenders and homemade tater tots, plus a variety of milkshakes. Morgan's Must Try Pick: The Fried Chicken Melt with a side of Bacon Jalapeño Cheddar Tots and an Oreo Milkshake. You'll feel like you're #StraightOuttaRiverdale with this one! Mighty Quinn's BBQ The Lowdown: Westchester outpost of the popular NYC barbecue joint, Mighty Quinn's delivers a taste of the South to Savor, complete with all the fixin's. Morgan's Must Try Pick: Tender, juicy pulled pork with a side of Sweet Corn Fritters and a Sweet Tea. Nothing says "Southern" like sugar! The prices range from $-$$ at all of the Savor food locations. However, all of the food is prepared to order, and extremely high quality. Pro tip: If you spend $15+ at Savor, you can get your parking validated for free! Pretty easy, considering the prices of some of these spots. Make sure you take the time to sit and enjoy your meal in the gorgeous seating area. In warmer weather, check out the patio! It has a fireplace and an awesome view of the White Plains skyline! Happy eating, and remember that no matter what food stand you patronize, don't forget to Savor it! :)

Unreal over $30 for 2 burgers fries and a drink the Simon people must be on crack, exotic food at a…read moremall is ridiculous the old food court was very good, but now upscale and the food isn't that good expensive but not good I could see sitting in a restaurant but not in a mall. The pizza is like Frozen pizza, better off going across the street to West Chester Burger better burger and cheaper( made fresh) unlike at Savor

This is very convenient when you don't want to go into Manhattan nor trek to Elmhurst/Flushing…read more There is a lot of food stand options. I have tried Marathon Hong Kong Diner: comfort food, Father Cat Flatbread: easy to carry, and many other places. Give them a try if you are in the neighborhood. You won't regret it.

Amazing food hall in LIC. Easy to read menus, a tables to dine at, clean, accessible. I bought…read more from 2 of the stalls: musubis and duck and rice..prices were great and all the food items that I got from both stalls was so delicious.

What a Great decision we made by choosing GABBQ!! Christine and her team did an Amazing job! The…read morefood, drinks, and set-up was perfect! Christine was Great to work with. She made the process enjoyable and not stressful. We highly recommend Christine and Great American BBQ for your next event!

We contracted with The Great American BBQ to cater a Pool Party in Westchester, NY. The contract…read moreread a $2,000 food minimum, plus additional costs for the grill & gas, tents for the caterers, hourly charges for 3 service individuals which included 3 additional hours plus the 2 hours for our event, a 13% administrative fee plus applicable taxes. Our original guest list was for 40 adults and 4 children, at a price of $39.95 per person. However, our final head count given to the caterer was 27. Knowing that we had a $2,000 minimum just for food and beverages, and a lower number of attendees than originally expected we made our final menu selection with the planner, who knew we were expecting to have leftovers that could be frozen or would keep in the refrigerator for a period of time. In fact we went over the $2,000 minimum. The food itself was good as were the servers who were paid an additional gratuity. They did package the four sides, a tray of pulled pork and a tray of brisket, a few pieces of cheese, a small bunch of grapes and a handful of crackers from the extra cheese platter, a few veggies from the extra crudité tray, and a few small slices of watermelon, part of the basic BBQ . Not a single hamburger, cheeseburger, veggie burger or hotdog was left. Not a single roll to accompany the leftover meats, the brisket was an additional $10 per person. None of the dips from the crudités platter or any shrimp from the platter of shrimp with its extra pound of shrimp remained. I was informed after the event when I contacted our planner that whatever the company ate was considered what we had paid for and the rest was brought back to be returned to inventory. We found that unacceptable. It was food we had paid for and whatever was not consumed should have remained with us. We were also told that no where in the contract did it say we should expect leftovers. It should be understood that you get what you pay for. I would never use them again, nor would I recommend that anyone else use them.