Negative. At 10.20 pm you can’t eat here: everything is closed. Only some crummy bar is open.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
chiefman 916
I loved the concept of this building. Food court style with an option for everyone
mike lazarus
PMD is a decent bargain for a slice.
Irina Kalashnik
My friend and I had an extremely distressing experience at the “Annex” food hall, which compelled me to share our ordeal. We were falsely accused and assaulted by a security guard named Andrew, and the subsequent treatment by his supervisors and the management was utterly unacceptable, which proved the statement “a fish rots from the head down.”While I use cannabis for medical reasons due to my health condition, I consumed it responsibly outside the premises, but I carried a butt in my sweatpants until I saw a trashcan, so my pocket smelled like those ashes, and my friend, actually smelled like “Chanel”. Despite this, Andrew aggressively confronted my friend, accusing us of smoking in the public restroom without any basis. When I turned around to confront him, once I felt from my back that I was being chased he would not speak to me, because he was too busy intimidating my 5 ft tall friend, so I had to call the police and make a report. My attempts to engage in a conversation were met with intimidation, as Andrew yelled and puffed his chest at my friend, even spitting during his tirade. I was calling the police, when another patron intervened to protect my terrified friend from Andrew’s aggressive behavior because it seemed like he was about to hit her.The security guard got scared of the man and called for a backup, and the supervisors arrived. Still, instead of showing empathy for my innocent, crying friend, (while I was busy talking to the police, having tremors, getting migraines, trying not to faint because the distress triggers my disability), they assumed guilt without proper investigation. They said, “ You, girls, could avoid it by just leaving.” first, I’m not a girl; I am a grown woman in my 30s. Second, his Andrew attacked us at the bathroom door and continued chasing and screaming even after we left the premises, so there was no way for us to avoid what he’d done to us.What’s more troubling is the lack of an apology or any form of accountability from the management. The security guard’s supervisor Mr. Mosones attempted to gaslight me, claiming an investigation showed we smoked in the restroom. However, when questioned about the evidence, he blamed the cleaning lady, creating further confusion.I contacted the cleaning lady’s supervisor, who denied any accusations from his department’s employees and assured me that Andrew acted on his own behalf. The lack of concern and truthfulness from the supervisors, including the operation director, was disheartening. The operational director’s dismissive attitude, stating he’s “trying to get rid of Andrew, the ef else do you want?” was unsatisfactory. Their response, especially from the director, left me with the impression that there was a failure to acknowledge and address the inappropriate behavior of their security personnel.In the aftermath, I discovered that Andrew’s misconduct is repeating and has the role of a litmus test indicating a failure in the management’s responsibility. I have a disability involving chronic pain, and while I lack the health and energy to pursue legal action, it’s crucial to highlight the disastrous management at the “Collection.”For future improvement, I recommend the management:1. Screen employees more thoroughly to avoid hiring individuals with obvious mental instability.2. Take accountability for their employees’ actions, as avoiding responsibility only exacerbates the issue.3. Refrain from gaslighting and victim-blaming patrons who have experienced misconduct by security personnel.4. Consider adopting a more responsible approach to liability by offering apologies and compensation for damages in line with the standards of civilized countries and states.I hope sharing this experience brings attention to the need for positive change and accountability at the “Collection.”P.S. These are the business cards of people who were supposed to be there for us in this situation, but they chose not to be held accountable and showed an insulting, negligent attitude toward us.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 3
Service: 1
Clarissa H.
I'm very grateful for this concept style dining/experience coming to the Vta/Ox area. My favorite places are:ragamuffins coffee (truly my favorite in the whole area; and I love coffee. Love it)The pho restaurant (unsure of the name) - very good Pho. Things have come and left over the years, love the ice cream place next door and the bar as well. It's pretty neat. A variety of things in one space.
Andres R.
Very good mmm food Burning mouth mmm good Two hands suck no no no bla food Pizza man dans mm very good
Samantha Jackson
We have tried practically everything in the annex and can honestly say that it is all good. From the pasta, pizza, deliciously made coffee and smoothies, chicken, adult beverages, ramen and so much more! Great environment to bring friends and have a great time although the music can be a little loud sometimes. Once you're done eating go and grab some ice cream and complete the day with a smile.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
G O
Need some more food choices in the annex.Parking: People are kinda rude driving in the collection.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 4
Rachele Ford
Lovely place, nice food
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Acai
Trey Lattier
This food hall is not too big and not too small. Several food options from courteous vendors.
great options, from ramen, korean hotdogs, ice cream, acai bowls, pho and even beer. We've seen businesses come and go over the years but nice to see them pivot and really try to engage more businesses and community.Indoor seating may be challenging on raining/ colder days but otherwise the outdoor patio is always a wonderful option.ProTip, right at 5PM you can park at the office cul de sac in the back for easy parking, it seems like a lot of people have caught on to this once secret spot as it fills up quick. Bring wet ones/wipes as tables need a little once over :)
Maria M.
The Japanese ramen place is delicious. They have a multiple of other food as well like hot dogs, pizza, burgers, pho, and a BAR!!! This place is cool. Around dinner it gets pretty busy.
Rebecca G.
This place is perfectly located in the heart of the Collection! A cool trendy vibe with lots of food and drink options! We like to come in for Ragamuffin Coffee...
John Feucht
A favorite place to meet up with a group. Plenty of options for everyone to choose what they want. Ice cream ? coffee ☕ pizza ? pho ? ramen noodles ? ? ? Nashville hot chicken ? corn dogs, Mexican food, American food and the list continues.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Mary Ann Hardman
Went to Silverlake Ramen. The best Ramen I've had so far. Lots of flavor!
Negative. At 10.20 pm you can’t eat here: everything is closed. Only some crummy bar is open.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
I loved the concept of this building. Food court style with an option for everyone
PMD is a decent bargain for a slice.
My friend and I had an extremely distressing experience at the “Annex” food hall, which compelled me to share our ordeal. We were falsely accused and assaulted by a security guard named Andrew, and the subsequent treatment by his supervisors and the management was utterly unacceptable, which proved the statement “a fish rots from the head down.”While I use cannabis for medical reasons due to my health condition, I consumed it responsibly outside the premises, but I carried a butt in my sweatpants until I saw a trashcan, so my pocket smelled like those ashes, and my friend, actually smelled like “Chanel”. Despite this, Andrew aggressively confronted my friend, accusing us of smoking in the public restroom without any basis. When I turned around to confront him, once I felt from my back that I was being chased he would not speak to me, because he was too busy intimidating my 5 ft tall friend, so I had to call the police and make a report. My attempts to engage in a conversation were met with intimidation, as Andrew yelled and puffed his chest at my friend, even spitting during his tirade. I was calling the police, when another patron intervened to protect my terrified friend from Andrew’s aggressive behavior because it seemed like he was about to hit her.The security guard got scared of the man and called for a backup, and the supervisors arrived. Still, instead of showing empathy for my innocent, crying friend, (while I was busy talking to the police, having tremors, getting migraines, trying not to faint because the distress triggers my disability), they assumed guilt without proper investigation. They said, “ You, girls, could avoid it by just leaving.” first, I’m not a girl; I am a grown woman in my 30s. Second, his Andrew attacked us at the bathroom door and continued chasing and screaming even after we left the premises, so there was no way for us to avoid what he’d done to us.What’s more troubling is the lack of an apology or any form of accountability from the management. The security guard’s supervisor Mr. Mosones attempted to gaslight me, claiming an investigation showed we smoked in the restroom. However, when questioned about the evidence, he blamed the cleaning lady, creating further confusion.I contacted the cleaning lady’s supervisor, who denied any accusations from his department’s employees and assured me that Andrew acted on his own behalf. The lack of concern and truthfulness from the supervisors, including the operation director, was disheartening. The operational director’s dismissive attitude, stating he’s “trying to get rid of Andrew, the ef else do you want?” was unsatisfactory. Their response, especially from the director, left me with the impression that there was a failure to acknowledge and address the inappropriate behavior of their security personnel.In the aftermath, I discovered that Andrew’s misconduct is repeating and has the role of a litmus test indicating a failure in the management’s responsibility. I have a disability involving chronic pain, and while I lack the health and energy to pursue legal action, it’s crucial to highlight the disastrous management at the “Collection.”For future improvement, I recommend the management:1. Screen employees more thoroughly to avoid hiring individuals with obvious mental instability.2. Take accountability for their employees’ actions, as avoiding responsibility only exacerbates the issue.3. Refrain from gaslighting and victim-blaming patrons who have experienced misconduct by security personnel.4. Consider adopting a more responsible approach to liability by offering apologies and compensation for damages in line with the standards of civilized countries and states.I hope sharing this experience brings attention to the need for positive change and accountability at the “Collection.”P.S. These are the business cards of people who were supposed to be there for us in this situation, but they chose not to be held accountable and showed an insulting, negligent attitude toward us.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 3
Service: 1
I'm very grateful for this concept style dining/experience coming to the Vta/Ox area. My favorite places are:ragamuffins coffee (truly my favorite in the whole area; and I love coffee. Love it)The pho restaurant (unsure of the name) - very good Pho. Things have come and left over the years, love the ice cream place next door and the bar as well. It's pretty neat. A variety of things in one space.
Very good mmm food Burning mouth mmm good Two hands suck no no no bla food Pizza man dans mm very good
We have tried practically everything in the annex and can honestly say that it is all good. From the pasta, pizza, deliciously made coffee and smoothies, chicken, adult beverages, ramen and so much more! Great environment to bring friends and have a great time although the music can be a little loud sometimes. Once you're done eating go and grab some ice cream and complete the day with a smile.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Need some more food choices in the annex.Parking: People are kinda rude driving in the collection.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 4
Lovely place, nice food
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Acai
This food hall is not too big and not too small. Several food options from courteous vendors.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Restaurantji Recommends
great options, from ramen, korean hotdogs, ice cream, acai bowls, pho and even beer. We've seen businesses come and go over the years but nice to see them pivot and really try to engage more businesses and community.Indoor seating may be challenging on raining/ colder days but otherwise the outdoor patio is always a wonderful option.ProTip, right at 5PM you can park at the office cul de sac in the back for easy parking, it seems like a lot of people have caught on to this once secret spot as it fills up quick. Bring wet ones/wipes as tables need a little once over :)
The Japanese ramen place is delicious. They have a multiple of other food as well like hot dogs, pizza, burgers, pho, and a BAR!!! This place is cool. Around dinner it gets pretty busy.
This place is perfectly located in the heart of the Collection! A cool trendy vibe with lots of food and drink options! We like to come in for Ragamuffin Coffee...
A favorite place to meet up with a group. Plenty of options for everyone to choose what they want. Ice cream ? coffee ☕ pizza ? pho ? ramen noodles ? ? ? Nashville hot chicken ? corn dogs, Mexican food, American food and the list continues.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Went to Silverlake Ramen. The best Ramen I've had so far. Lots of flavor!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5