Food Hall At Crockett Row - Fort Worth

Place is closed permanently. As a local who lived very close by, I only ever visited on a handful of occasions. It always felt like it was missing something, not sure exactly what. It was always empty and did not have the excitement and bustle of the Legacy Hall at Plano (which is the gold standard for any food hall concept).

First time here! My husband got the fried fish and I selected the Beef Ramen Noodles and Steamed Pork Dumplings. He enjoyed his but I thought the fish had a muddy back taste which is a death sentence to me when eating catfish. The fries were good but the cole slaw bland. Now for mine, it took so long to get it that I actually thought they forgot about my order. Then they bring me the Beef Ramen Noodles and it truly looks better than it was. Pho is so much better in my opinion. The steamed dumplings where really close to being undercooked and had spots where they were cold. Needless to say this was first time and last time. This is nothing like Legacy Hall in Plano. Go try that place instead!!

Haven't been to the hall in over a year, and things have really changed...and not in a good way. Seems like instead of the individually owned shops, all are offshoots of one corporate entity. The place felt soulless overall. Sad that FW doesn't have a hall to rival Legacy West and Grapevine.

My husband and I went here (Clayton 's Grill) for a lunch date. We both had the East Texas BBQ burger and fries. The burgers were just ok and a real disappointment for 9.75 each. The bright spot was the sweet potato fries they were great. Also liked that the employees still wore masks. However, we didnt like being hit with a $20 dollar parking bill after the cashier supposedly validated our parking. We parked, ate here and left so probably less than an hour, so $20 is ridiculous anyway, but when the employee validates your parking you expect it to actually be validated. Adding an additional 20 bucks to an over priced subpar burger wasnt the most welcomed idea.

We came on a Tuesday at lunch and only about half of the restaurants were open. We decided to try the mac and cheese place and it was ok... definitely not the best I've ever had but not the worst. Portion size doesn't align with how much it cost but that might have not been as big of a deal if the flavor was better. In the end, it didn't sit well with my stomach but that could also be me. Was hoping the bar had a happy hour from the photos posted, but it appears that might have been a preCOVID thing. No rush to come out to this place again.