Fork Forty Food Hall

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About Fork Forty Food Hall

Fork Forty Food Hall is a diverse collection of restaurants with a welcoming bar, providing a unique dining experience. It offers various options such as burgers, pizza, Korean bao, Syrian, and Mexican cuisine. The food hall operates like a communal eatery, resembling a pod of food carts within a building. Customers have praised the pizza, particularly from La Lucciola, which is known for its excellent taste. The burger spot, themed around dinosaurs, serves great burgers, though some found the service to be a bit slow and the staff's attitude lacking at times. Fork Forty is clean, wheelchair accessible, and ideal for groups with different cravings. It has become a favorite for regular lunch-goers and families seeking a fun and delicious dining experience. The space also includes outdoor seating with three wooden picnic tables, but diners should be aware of the noisy street musician nearby on Friday evenings. Overall, it remains a popular choice for good food and fast service, with hits like grilled chicken sandwiches and tasty varieties of french fries, as well as spicy chorizo beef bao sandwiches.

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Fork Forty Food Hall Reviews

4.6
172 ratings
5
76%
4
15%
3
4%
1
5%
Food
4.7
Atmosphere
4.4
Service
4.6

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I love the variety of food for most diets. I spent my birthday their last March and everyone in my party had a great time! And if you do the large order of wings at Chubby Bao House, make sure you bring your appetite or a friend, seriously huge portions!
This is one of those fun eating halls that have a handful of different restaurants in it. Some of them were closed, but we will had a nice lunch. My colleague even went back for dinner the day after. The only reason they had 4 stars was because I was looking for a nice salad, but there wasnt a lot of options of what I wanted.
At at the Syrian Kitchen (maybe Damascus Kitchen?). The shwarma was fantastic, huge serving size. My husband, grown grandson and I shared two dinners, tabouli, 2 orders of baklava. The shwarma was best I've had in years, tabouli perfect, not too oily, baklava stuffed with pistachios and not, like so many I've seen, drowned in honey. Excellent. Go eat here, keep it open in salem!! We will go as often as possible.

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Hours

Monday 11AM - 10PM
Tuesday 11AM - 10PM
Wednesday 11AM - 10PM
Thursday 11AM - 10PM
Friday 11AM - 10PM
Saturday 11AM - 10PM
Sunday Closed
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