Food Courts near Staten Island, NY

“go there and Shop cuz it's definitely worth the money we save a lot of money going to Costco so you do at these other stores out here“

“Lovely food lovely variety of japanees food“

“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.“

“I went to Olives restaurant between 4 and 4:30 there was a young man (blond hair and a cap) who was so nice to me I was sick and needed to take an Alka-Seltzer he gave me some water in a cup for free I say this because I went to 2 other restaurants across and next door to Olives and they wouldn't help me Young man I will see you again and I will forever be grateful you saved me from what I thought was going to be an ambulance ride THANK YOU“

“The team's friendliness keeps people coming back. This restaurant belongs to the local landscape. The workers went beyond basic expectations. Their food was beyond ordinary outstanding levels. Industry City Food Hall accomplishes remarkable consistency.“

“They got good cook foods.Love the kaldereta, pinapaitan and dinuguan. Seasoning is just right.“

“What a wonderful experience! The staff was incredibly friendly, attentive, and made sure I had everything I needed. The service was smooth, the atmosphere was welcoming, and the whole place felt well organized. The prices were fair, and the quality was better than expected. I left very happy with my visit and truly appreciated the care and effort from the team. Definitely a place I would recommend to friends and family.“

“Lovely food and the venue was spotlessly clean. Best burger we ever had“

“If you’re looking for something easy and full of options, Wonder is your go to. This specific location never disappoints. Ask for Rose when you stop by, she was super attentive, friendly and made sure we were taken cared of. 10/10!“

“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).“

“Fresh, real ingredients juices for any situation. Tummy ache they got you, need iron, they got you, just a smoothie on a rainy New Year’s Eve, they got that too!Bakery goods are very close to items I tried in Italy and Montreal, but I did not pick up on a heavy ethnic or cultural preparation of their items, so even though it’s called “two geese” ….. in my best NYC impersonation. I’m gonna say it’s more good ol’ melting pot American fare in term of bakery and juices! Still love it!“