Great selection of hot and cold Italian sandwiches. The medianoche is a can't miss. The bread is SO good and the meats inside are somehow better. Definitely another go-to option for an already packed food hall.
costariccensev
EB2 was great as was the Dock. Amazing food at both lots of lobster and the best salad I may have ever eaten from EB2 plus a really good elite.
JacksonSE
I had been wondering how the Food Hall was doing, and the Not Just Q location in the hall triggered this visit. On this visit, it was just the two of us, and we went early enough to have a drink first. We'd not checked out the bar area and wondered how it measured up. Our first impression was, how do they stay in business. It was 5:30 on a Friday afternoon, and there was a handful of people in the Hall and only two others at the bar. When asked, the bartender shared business was unpredictable. The nice thing about Food Hall is we could have each chosen to eat different kinds of cuisine, and eaten it at the bar. So burger and fires for me, and gyros and hummus for her would have been easy. We both had BBQ which was convenient on this evening, but it was still handy. Before we finished our meals, the entertainment for the evening showed up, and other patrons began to show up. It was not hopping by the time we left, but it was busy enough, so patrons did not feel it was closing time. Still, I wonder about the long term viability of the place. Maybe lunchtime can carry it.
AVGTXN
Great variety of choices. Limited seating. You might be able to get street parking for about $1/hour.
Fiveonthisroadagain
Visiting Crockett Row was the best part of our day ! The food hall purchase validating our parking garage was a huge bonus! Win-win! Go out and give the food hall some business! It’s clean , has a-c, free water at room temp or iced!, and lots of choice on food....coffee....chai tea....and desserts! The lady at Val’s cheesecake would personalize your cheesecake according to your liking! We were very impressed with the environment and the cheesecake! Then getting free parking in any of the Crockett row garages bc of this purchase—enticed us to shop around! Great atmosphere! Go check it out ;)
amaliafamily
I found the food hall as a result of a search for Press Waffle Co. after seeing them on Shark Tank. Knowing I was coming for a visit I asked some friends who live in the Fort Worth area and none of them had heard of Crockett. So my friend and I ventured there and were both thrilled with what we found. A nice variety of food choices in a clean and modern environment. The food at "The Dock" was absolutely delicious! Best lobster bisque I've had since dining on east coast. Could not resist trying "Press" for a mini waffle. That is not to be missed! They have several highly rated dining options. HOWEVER...they are not doing enough to advertise! Hope that word of mouth keeps them going.
Crazycraftymom
So we ventured in to a nice variety of food stalls from burgers and BBQ, to seafood and desserts. It kind of reminds of an upscale mall food court with a big bar to one side. Though nice it was a bit on the sleepy side and I didn’t get any attention from the food stall employees luring me in because they seemed a bit bored too. We decided to try the lobster rolls at The Dock adding in their lobster bisque and clam chowder. The flavor was all there (if you like a cold version of a lobster roll) and of the 2 soups we liked the clam chowder the best. We felt at $14.50 a sandwich the portion should have been bigger though. But it was all very good. We headed over to the cheesecake stall for dessert and we were all very happy with the variety offered. Note that none of these places accept cash. Overall there are some great places to try and hopefully business will pick up and give this place the vibe it’s missing.
bennyblades2019
The selection of food is fantastic and will help with any picky eaters. Seafood to burgers to tacos pizza. Plus side, most everything is made from scratch. Inside dining and pull up bar to get out of the weather. Definitely a must stop for all.
Christopher S
I really enjoyed the variety of food stalls. I had a combo garlic marinated raw salmon tuna bowl over brown rice with wasabi sauce and scallions. My wife went to a different stall and had a pulled pork sandwich with slaw and fries. Seating areas were clean, water was free, parking was validated. I'm definitely going back to try something else.
JacksonSE
The Food Hall is essentially a large food court with no mall around it. Located in the northwest quadrant of the W. 7th/Crockett Street development it is an interesting concept that has struggled in other areas of Fort Worth. Consisting of multiple food and beverage businesses under one roof. On this visit our group of six sampled food ranging from burgers to gyros and desserts ranging from cheesecake to dessert waffles. Everything was good if a bit pricey. Nothing was spectacular, and the ability to choose from multiple cuisines choices may be outweighed by the inconvenience of paying for meals at several different locations. The consensus was to give it another try at some point, but its success will depend on how popular it becomes with the residents in the immediate area.
Great selection of hot and cold Italian sandwiches. The medianoche is a can't miss. The bread is SO good and the meats inside are somehow better. Definitely another go-to option for an already packed food hall.
EB2 was great as was the Dock. Amazing food at both lots of lobster and the best salad I may have ever eaten from EB2 plus a really good elite.
I had been wondering how the Food Hall was doing, and the Not Just Q location in the hall triggered this visit. On this visit, it was just the two of us, and we went early enough to have a drink first. We'd not checked out the bar area and wondered how it measured up. Our first impression was, how do they stay in business. It was 5:30 on a Friday afternoon, and there was a handful of people in the Hall and only two others at the bar. When asked, the bartender shared business was unpredictable. The nice thing about Food Hall is we could have each chosen to eat different kinds of cuisine, and eaten it at the bar. So burger and fires for me, and gyros and hummus for her would have been easy. We both had BBQ which was convenient on this evening, but it was still handy. Before we finished our meals, the entertainment for the evening showed up, and other patrons began to show up. It was not hopping by the time we left, but it was busy enough, so patrons did not feel it was closing time. Still, I wonder about the long term viability of the place. Maybe lunchtime can carry it.
Great variety of choices. Limited seating. You might be able to get street parking for about $1/hour.
Visiting Crockett Row was the best part of our day ! The food hall purchase validating our parking garage was a huge bonus! Win-win! Go out and give the food hall some business! It’s clean , has a-c, free water at room temp or iced!, and lots of choice on food....coffee....chai tea....and desserts! The lady at Val’s cheesecake would personalize your cheesecake according to your liking! We were very impressed with the environment and the cheesecake! Then getting free parking in any of the Crockett row garages bc of this purchase—enticed us to shop around! Great atmosphere! Go check it out ;)
I found the food hall as a result of a search for Press Waffle Co. after seeing them on Shark Tank. Knowing I was coming for a visit I asked some friends who live in the Fort Worth area and none of them had heard of Crockett. So my friend and I ventured there and were both thrilled with what we found. A nice variety of food choices in a clean and modern environment. The food at "The Dock" was absolutely delicious! Best lobster bisque I've had since dining on east coast. Could not resist trying "Press" for a mini waffle. That is not to be missed! They have several highly rated dining options. HOWEVER...they are not doing enough to advertise! Hope that word of mouth keeps them going.
So we ventured in to a nice variety of food stalls from burgers and BBQ, to seafood and desserts. It kind of reminds of an upscale mall food court with a big bar to one side. Though nice it was a bit on the sleepy side and I didn’t get any attention from the food stall employees luring me in because they seemed a bit bored too. We decided to try the lobster rolls at The Dock adding in their lobster bisque and clam chowder. The flavor was all there (if you like a cold version of a lobster roll) and of the 2 soups we liked the clam chowder the best. We felt at $14.50 a sandwich the portion should have been bigger though. But it was all very good. We headed over to the cheesecake stall for dessert and we were all very happy with the variety offered. Note that none of these places accept cash. Overall there are some great places to try and hopefully business will pick up and give this place the vibe it’s missing.
The selection of food is fantastic and will help with any picky eaters. Seafood to burgers to tacos pizza. Plus side, most everything is made from scratch. Inside dining and pull up bar to get out of the weather. Definitely a must stop for all.
I really enjoyed the variety of food stalls. I had a combo garlic marinated raw salmon tuna bowl over brown rice with wasabi sauce and scallions. My wife went to a different stall and had a pulled pork sandwich with slaw and fries. Seating areas were clean, water was free, parking was validated. I'm definitely going back to try something else.
The Food Hall is essentially a large food court with no mall around it. Located in the northwest quadrant of the W. 7th/Crockett Street development it is an interesting concept that has struggled in other areas of Fort Worth. Consisting of multiple food and beverage businesses under one roof. On this visit our group of six sampled food ranging from burgers to gyros and desserts ranging from cheesecake to dessert waffles. Everything was good if a bit pricey. Nothing was spectacular, and the ability to choose from multiple cuisines choices may be outweighed by the inconvenience of paying for meals at several different locations. The consensus was to give it another try at some point, but its success will depend on how popular it becomes with the residents in the immediate area.
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