Food Courts near Little Ferry, NJ

“Sang's kitchen offers dine in meal and to-go bento boxes. They also have bottle drinks. I usually get takoyaki and bulgogi rice bento. Love the flavorful and the portion. Great for next day lunch.

It's located inside food court so many tables and places to sit. It gets crowded during lunch time.

The staff is always nice and friendly. Quick line to pay and out on the way.“

“This cute little "hole in the wall" is truly a hidden gem! While in reality, it's no hole in the wall at all. You actually feel like you're in a small shop in India when dining-in with the colorful decorations, background music and overall setup of the restaurant. Not to mention the food, which was absolutely amazing! Very tasteful chaat and small dishes, each with it's own little twist. I got:

-masala chai
-mango lassi
-Chinese Frankie (get it on a paratha)
-Chili Cheese Corn Grilled Sandwich
-to top it off, get their Chocolate Pan - it was bomb!

EVERYTHING was 10/10. I loved the food so much, I get went again the next day.

Ask for Ajay or Shubham - very friendly folks who'll take great care of you while there!“

“Great Spanish Mercado vibe just off the High Line in the middle of Manhattan!“

“Is a nice environment an good food“

“Awesome and delicious food“

“Perfect summer day out!! So many amazing food options to try.. from sweet to savory, there’s something for everyone. The overall vibe was amazing with great music, good company, and that stunning Manhattan skyline in the background. Loved every bit of it!“

“Rina is the best bartender kind, funny and easy to chat with“

“Super excited for the food hall to open but quite disappointed on how cramped it was. But I still always come here for the yunnan noodles, the noodles are so soft and the fish is fresh. Only reason i step in here tbh, glad i don’t have to go all the way to flushing.“

“The best shop on the LES!“

“Something for everyone. Hipster heaven.“

“Excelente comida,muy limpio Amplio,variedad,empleados muy buenos. Les doy (* * * * *) 5 estrellas!“

“We went on a Wednesday evening around 6:00. We wanted a slow paced meal on our last evening after being rushed at all our other restaurants closer to the Theatres. This was perfect choice. Our waitress allowed us a pleasant stay and the food and wine were great. We had a bottle of Pinot Grigio, the 38 Salad, and shared the Short ribs, which were as good as advertised!!! The star was our waitress from the first hello....she is a rare gem in NYC...sweet, interested in you having a good experience, and efficient!!! Highly Recommend!“

“I got to try some unique global flavors at this fair: NOLA crawfish sandwich from Parish Po'Boys and a Raclette melt baguette sandwich from Raclette Street. Both costed about $20 so keep that in mind if you are used to the lower prices at Queen’s Night Market.“

“Nice to see a food court with a good mix of chinese food. Found our tofu pudding here at Yan Wo Dou Bun. Taste great and lady was very nice.

Dietary restrictions: Wide variety.

Kid-friendliness: 👍

Wheelchair accessibility: 👍“

“Good place to hang out and enjoy South East Asian food. Yummy yummy , Me no more hungry 🤤“

“Convenient, easy, interesting, delicious, and not too pricey.“

“The food options are great! The ambience given is definitely restricted due to the train hall but my wife and I had a beer from the bar and it was great, I’ve given atmosphere a 3/5 because of the bathrooms and the homeless people that plague it. Other than that, great space!“

“Will come back soon. I love the food and the desserts.“

“Hudson Eats - From a Culinary Gem to a Fading Memory

Back in 2017-2019, Hudson Eats was truly a gem of New York’s food scene. It was a food hall filled with every type of high-quality cuisine you could imagine, bustling with people and brimming with gourmet options. It was a go-to spot, a food court elevated with all kinds of upscale, curated food choices. I remember vividly one of the best burgers I ever had there in 2019—a meal that stayed with me and made me eager to return for that same experience.

However, my recent visit was a disappointment. The vibrant atmosphere has faded, and the once-packed counters now seem quiet and sparse. Many of the mini-markets and stalls have closed down, leaving a noticeable gap in the variety and quality of options. The steak section, once filled with a rich assortment of cuts and dishes, now feels empty. Even the burger that I remembered so fondly has lost its charm, tasting lackluster compared to the memory.

Seeing Hudson Eats change like this is disheartening. What was once a hub of excitement and top-tier flavors now feels like a shadow of its former self. It’s sad to see such a once-thriving spot lose its appeal.“

“There is quick and friendly customer service.
The exterior of the K-Dogs my sister and I ordered (#7 and #9) were perfectly crispy, not too greasy, and the batter was fluffy on the inside. We were happy that it did not have a grainy texture like other locations. I would be interested in ordering a half-half with potato on the outside if it becomes available on the menu in the future. Seating was full inside but we enjoyed them back at the apartment. Will be recommending to friends!

Parking: Plenty of free parking on the lot. Great for grocery hauls or a stop for lunch.

Kid-friendliness: Friendly to everyone of all ages.

Wheelchair accessibility: Wheelchair accessible. Elevators available.“

“There are many food trucks in the city, but Samir's truck is definitely one of the best! The food is great, made fresh with great and tasty ingredients and the folks serving are really friendly and helpful. Definitely going back for more!“

“I had placed an order via Uber Eats, I ordered the Potato Dumplings and the Cheese Dumplings with the tomato red pepper sauce. Beautifully packaged and exceptional to taste as well. I could make out it was freshly prepared and prepared with love. Keep up the good work team and keep up let the quality and taste.“

“Pretty good ghost kitchen for a number of restaurants and food styles available where you can order delivery or pickup. Pickup is pretty easy, once you show up, you click the link you receive via text/email and the locker with your order opens.

Be sure to check the hours for individual places as they still operate separately. I would also recommend to place food orders from places individually, don't try to combine different places in the same order since food is finished at different times.

We have orders from Hunny and Jamrock Jerk, both are pretty good. Hunny is a good amount of food for the price. Jamrock is good food but pricey for the amount you get. Photo is the oxtail platter from Jamrock.“

“Came in to cool down and grab a smoothie. Never been here but had the #12 Peanut Banana Split. It was refreshing, tasteful! Some places are a gamble as to their flavor combos, but this place does not upset! I would come back here as the price is reasonable for the location and great place to cool down from walking around in the city.“

“Crepes n Things @crepesnthings Guava, cheese and strawberry crepe...amazing. Wash it down with an oat milk/banana/peanut butter milk shake. Much more on the menu. Make sure to visit. 348 Bowery“

“Imagine being able to access celebrity chefs and stellar, healthy, delicious world class cuisine in your own neighborhood within walking distance. The entire market has an open vibe to though conscious architectural details, and feels designed equally for permanent neighborhood residents and for transient students, the casual passer by and informed foodie crowd. Truly “glocal”, very much Harlem’s own, as well as Manhattan and Columbia in spirit. That’s a rare accomplishment and I highly recommend this new addition to our city.“

“Thanks for the amazing dinner! The wall photo menu was genius. We ordered the Spicy Pork (#3), Shrimp Fried Rice (#40), and Dukbokki (#21) - super easy and quick! One suggestion: consider adding a 'VE' sticker for vegetarian options next to the dish photos.“

“The lower level atrium in 805 Third Ave. is a collective food court where each storefront has it's own setup to sell goods but they all share a communal seating area. Often times during lunch hours, you'll hear someone tickling the ivory and can enjoy your lunch with the classic sounds of a piano. Or sit by the indoor waterfall for a hint of nature while enjoying your meal. The lower level is accessible by an escalator or stairs depending on the entrance you came in from. The building can be entered on Third Ave. or on 50th St. just off of Third. The food court has Mexican, Japanese, Chinese, and Hawaiian cuisine just to name a few. There's a coffee house, a deli and even two popular vegetarian spots for food.“

“Simple pickup. Places to sit if you like to eat inside, scant seating outside. Staff is friendly and food is good. Great lunch option when you dont know what you want!

Kid-friendliness: Some menu items for kids. Lots of choices so great for families that want different cuisines“

“When you're hungry and don't want to spend a bundle then this is the place to head. On the 2nd level smack dab in the center of the mall. There's a generous amount of seating with nice views overlooking the tree lined atrium style rotunda. All your favorite fast foods from well known chains. The mall restrooms are located on this level. Elevator and escalators provide access. Several more restaurants are located on the lower level..“

“Wish I knew of this place earlier when more of the stalls were open. Visited today and only two were in operation sadly. IMO marketing could have been improved as I moved to the area (Hoboken) in 2020 and only noticed/heard of this place a few months ago while walking by as a new Jersey City resident. The name of it also sounds like just a restaurant instead of a food hall so it could probably benefit from a rebrand. If you look at the successful ones in other cities, e.g Chelsea Market in the city, Quincy Market in Boston, Union Market in DC, Reading Terminal Market in Philly, Ponce City and Krog street Markets in Atlanta they all kept it simple with the name. Those also are thriving either because they are in a high density tourist area or because they have dedicated parking available. This place would have done much better with dedicated available parking so people would have seen it as a destination. That said I get that perhaps, this was meant as more of a food court geared to catering to office workers like the Hugh in the city but there aren't nearly enough of these workers in JC for that. Hope it survives though and perhaps it will rebound when more of the development happening brings either new neighborhood residents or visitors (Top Golf rumored to be coming).“

“Came in on a rainy evening. The appeal of this place is most likely the outdoor seating, but because of the weather, we chose to sit indoors. The room in which we were seated has kitchy images on practically every inch of wallspace. Comfortable round booths, allowing for a good conversation and a bit of privacy.
Waiter let us settle in before taking our order, but the guy with the water filled our glasses immediately.

The portions seemed a bit small in this all you can eat era. The bar steak au poivre was tasty, but a couple of more slices would have helped. The lobster was also bit small. The creamed spinach had great flavor and consistency. All in all, it didn't quite meet my expectations for a bistro in a French marketplace in the Financial District. I would most likely return on a sunny evening to sit outside and sample the appetizers. A-1 service, though!“

“Hello everyone 🙂

You will definitely be happy when you are getting free meals or vegetarian bowls but I am much more happy because of its test.

Quality: Everything fresh and looking good
Quantity: Good in quantity may be it’s good for everyone if they increase a bit !

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See yaa everyone and have fun 🤩“