This vibrant food hall offers a large, dog-friendly outdoor patio and an urban industrial vibe that creates a welcoming atmosphere. The staff are very kind and helpful with food sensitivities, making it a great spot for those seeking gluten-free options in a lively, social setting.
Some vendors offer gluten-free options, but check specifics before ordering.
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Parking is available in a free limited lot and a paid lot nearby.
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Most vendors close by 9 pm, so plan your visit accordingly.
People are saying
Diners’ reviews
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Community member
This is the best food hall in Raleigh. Every single place has incredible food, and they're all very kind and helpful with food sensitivities.
For gluten free food, I love the empanadas, yatai, and chhotes.
Friends and family who don't have dietary restrictions have tried dumplings from bulbox, ramen and pork buns from yatai, and cookies and ice cream. All have been a hit.
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Community member
I ate at the burrito place, and it was okay. The menu says "gluten free and dairy free options" but that just means not putting it on your food and not getting a tortilla. I thought they actually had dairy alternatives but no.
The bartender was nice but $12 a shot?