Very fun place but they closed over 6 months ago and on the web site says it's been open the whole time. we all miss them very friendly staff hope they open back up soon!
Nickalous Montano
Limited taps. Not a good selection. Poor atmosphere
Allie N.
Great selection of drinks but not the best selection of food. What is on the menu is very good but a little more variety and this place would be perfect. The other vender windows do give this place many options but most close around 5pm so if you're going a little later for a drink you won't have a lot of food options.
Rasul Diop
The New Holland Stout was good and very strong, the German way. Service was exemplary.
Charlie T.
A good place to come for some fondue with bread and sausage and also an adult beverage (if you want). I had the fondue with sausage. I liked that the fondue came in a portable container that I could take with me to go if I didn't finished, which I did. Its located in a mini food hall next to Batter Up. What's nice is that there are seating areas and also sports on TV that you can watch while eating. We came when it was busy and there was only one person working both the kitchen and the bar. She was pretty efficient in doing both. She was also friendly while doing everything, which was a plus.
Jason O.
Vault at LaScala was a place we went to grab a drink. Melissa was the bar tender and very friendly as we ordered drinks, she had just started bar tending and did well on her first White Russian. We didn't order any food as we had just ate before goin there, it looked like they had some good options tho.
Gabe Walsh
This is a great place to drink, eat, and hang out. Perhaps the only unfortunate element is the occasional whiny customer who walks in, orders a premium beer with a clearly marked price, then proceeds to complain about that price on a Google review. For the record, some of the beers are a bit foamy at first (which the bartenders can’t control), but the bartenders do make sure to pour out any such foam and serve a nice, full beer. Also, the $9 premium beer is 13 ounces, not 8 ounces.
Alexandra Deraita
Social media for the LaScala Food Hall makes this place look amazing but in reality it's pretty mediocre. The food "hall" is not connected and The Vault itself is especially is pretty sad. Really limited beer selection and the food is heated up in the back by one bartender who knows nothing about even pouring a beer that isn't 60% foam. They also had a list of beers that the bartender said "oh I don't know why it says that but we dont have it." Then I got a small 8oz beer for $9.....Umm Ok? The food at the Vault is bad - beware the fondue tastes like soap and the sausage looked like it came directly out of the freezer and onto your plate. I had a burrito at the Mexican place that was attached but it wasn't anything to write home about. Yikes definitely won't be back
Alexandra D.
Social media for the LaScala Food Hall makes this place look amazing but in reality it's pretty mediocre. The food "hall" is not connected and The Vault itself is especially is pretty sad. Really limited beer selection and the food is heated up in the back by one bartender/cook who knows nothing about even pouring a beer that isn't 60% foam. They also had a list of beers that the bartender said "oh I don't know why it says that but we dont have it." Then I got a small 8ox beer for $9.....Umm Ok? The food at the Vault is pretty bad - beware the fondue tastes like soap and the sausage looked like it came directly out of the freezer and onto your plate. I had a burrito at the Mexican place that was attached but it wasn't anything to write home about. Yikes definitely won't be back.
Nick G.
I am definitely not the type of person to actually spend time writing a review, but after having a drink and meal at the Vault I felt compelled to share my thoughts. I ordered the smoked sausage fondue and pretzel fondue. Each were $9. For starters, the fondue tastes like plasticy soap. Additionally there is nothing "smoked" about the sausage. It was greasy and undercooked. I've had better sausages at ball parks. Speaking of stadium food and drinks, the prices are astronomical. Not paying close enough attention to the beer prices we realized my Pilsner was 6.50 and my girlfriend's Saison on tap was $9. Like lol am I at the Moda Center? Again, our fault for not realizing the prices ahead of time, but c'mon $9 for a beer? For the same prices you can get actual German food and beer at Bargaarten up the road. One more thing on the whole "food hall" idea at Lascala is that all the restaurants (if you can call them that) are separated in different parts of the building. Their social media is deceiving and makes you think it's similar to Pine Street Market when in reality each place is separated and food is subpar. I was really excited about trying it out but won't be coming back.
A great HH destination with friendly bartenders and a wonderful atmosphere
Tamara S.
This sweet bar is walking distance from my house. Always a treat for me to sit with locals and enjoy a pint and bite.
Monika Piazza
Always the best service! We live within a short walking distance of Vault at Lascala. We love stopping in for a beer and a snack. The berrs rotate, so there is always something good on tap. The food is really good, too. The vibe is always super chill. Highly recommended!
jason brock
Don't park on the street it can be scary
Isabelle Lishewski
James and Julie are awesome! I’ve been coming to this place regularly now. Such a relaxed and casual environment with great food options. Whenever I’m in question of where to go to grab a quick drink or snack, I always think of This place.
Very fun place but they closed over 6 months ago and on the web site says it's been open the whole time. we all miss them very friendly staff hope they open back up soon!
Limited taps. Not a good selection. Poor atmosphere
Great selection of drinks but not the best selection of food. What is on the menu is very good but a little more variety and this place would be perfect. The other vender windows do give this place many options but most close around 5pm so if you're going a little later for a drink you won't have a lot of food options.
The New Holland Stout was good and very strong, the German way. Service was exemplary.
A good place to come for some fondue with bread and sausage and also an adult beverage (if you want). I had the fondue with sausage. I liked that the fondue came in a portable container that I could take with me to go if I didn't finished, which I did. Its located in a mini food hall next to Batter Up. What's nice is that there are seating areas and also sports on TV that you can watch while eating. We came when it was busy and there was only one person working both the kitchen and the bar. She was pretty efficient in doing both. She was also friendly while doing everything, which was a plus.
Vault at LaScala was a place we went to grab a drink. Melissa was the bar tender and very friendly as we ordered drinks, she had just started bar tending and did well on her first White Russian. We didn't order any food as we had just ate before goin there, it looked like they had some good options tho.
This is a great place to drink, eat, and hang out. Perhaps the only unfortunate element is the occasional whiny customer who walks in, orders a premium beer with a clearly marked price, then proceeds to complain about that price on a Google review. For the record, some of the beers are a bit foamy at first (which the bartenders can’t control), but the bartenders do make sure to pour out any such foam and serve a nice, full beer. Also, the $9 premium beer is 13 ounces, not 8 ounces.
Social media for the LaScala Food Hall makes this place look amazing but in reality it's pretty mediocre. The food "hall" is not connected and The Vault itself is especially is pretty sad. Really limited beer selection and the food is heated up in the back by one bartender who knows nothing about even pouring a beer that isn't 60% foam. They also had a list of beers that the bartender said "oh I don't know why it says that but we dont have it." Then I got a small 8oz beer for $9.....Umm Ok? The food at the Vault is bad - beware the fondue tastes like soap and the sausage looked like it came directly out of the freezer and onto your plate. I had a burrito at the Mexican place that was attached but it wasn't anything to write home about. Yikes definitely won't be back
Social media for the LaScala Food Hall makes this place look amazing but in reality it's pretty mediocre. The food "hall" is not connected and The Vault itself is especially is pretty sad. Really limited beer selection and the food is heated up in the back by one bartender/cook who knows nothing about even pouring a beer that isn't 60% foam. They also had a list of beers that the bartender said "oh I don't know why it says that but we dont have it." Then I got a small 8ox beer for $9.....Umm Ok? The food at the Vault is pretty bad - beware the fondue tastes like soap and the sausage looked like it came directly out of the freezer and onto your plate. I had a burrito at the Mexican place that was attached but it wasn't anything to write home about. Yikes definitely won't be back.
I am definitely not the type of person to actually spend time writing a review, but after having a drink and meal at the Vault I felt compelled to share my thoughts. I ordered the smoked sausage fondue and pretzel fondue. Each were $9. For starters, the fondue tastes like plasticy soap. Additionally there is nothing "smoked" about the sausage. It was greasy and undercooked. I've had better sausages at ball parks. Speaking of stadium food and drinks, the prices are astronomical. Not paying close enough attention to the beer prices we realized my Pilsner was 6.50 and my girlfriend's Saison on tap was $9. Like lol am I at the Moda Center? Again, our fault for not realizing the prices ahead of time, but c'mon $9 for a beer? For the same prices you can get actual German food and beer at Bargaarten up the road. One more thing on the whole "food hall" idea at Lascala is that all the restaurants (if you can call them that) are separated in different parts of the building. Their social media is deceiving and makes you think it's similar to Pine Street Market when in reality each place is separated and food is subpar. I was really excited about trying it out but won't be coming back.
Restaurantji Recommends
A great HH destination with friendly bartenders and a wonderful atmosphere
This sweet bar is walking distance from my house. Always a treat for me to sit with locals and enjoy a pint and bite.
Always the best service! We live within a short walking distance of Vault at Lascala. We love stopping in for a beer and a snack. The berrs rotate, so there is always something good on tap. The food is really good, too. The vibe is always super chill. Highly recommended!
Don't park on the street it can be scary
James and Julie are awesome! I’ve been coming to this place regularly now. Such a relaxed and casual environment with great food options. Whenever I’m in question of where to go to grab a quick drink or snack, I always think of This place.