Fareground At One Eleven

I love a good food hall! I tried the vegetable dumplings from Little Wu, which were flavorful and generously sized. My family ordered from other restaurants, and everyone enjoyed their meals. It's a fun and charming spot to hang out with friends or family!

This foodhall has suffered since the pandemic. There are only four restaurants in the main food court area, It's still a cool space and if you're in the area for a conference it's a nice place to stop over for lunch. Plenty of outdoor and indoor seating.There's a couple of bars too should you need a drink. It's in the bottom of an office building right in the middle of congress and Cesar Chavez so prime location.

My experiences with food halls have been mixed, but I'm still interested in checking them out when I come across them. Fareground is probably the most nicely appointed I've come across. It's busy without being overwhelmingly noisy, and there's a decent amount of seating and space. That said, there simply aren't enough vendors here. Only four actual restaurants makes for disappointingly slim pickings for a city of Austin's size. Hopefully, that can change in the future.

It took a second to find it, but so glad we did. It is across from the JW in the bottom level of the office building across the street!!This is a cute "food court" full of enjoyable eateries! We had the tacos but no need to go there again, they were good but nothing to write him about. I hope to get back down there to try the soup dumplings or the Venezuelan food!!!!! You can get better tacos at the TacoDeli down the street.It has a great seating area that looks up to the street and they have outside dining, great for those furbabies!!! They come around and pick up your trays, which was super nice!! If you are downtown check them out!

I went to Little Wu to get some dumplings and they were definitely dumplings, though too crispy and too large and puffy to enjoy the filling in the initial bite. For like fast gyoza it's alright though, filling! The food hall itself looked much more spacious in pictures, it felt a fit cramped in person. I definitely think they intend on guests eating outside, which is definitely okay for a great weather day. It's very clean and cute inside though with kind staff so that was great. I'd love to try one of their other vendors though, I'd go back!

I really like the vibe of Fareground! I went on a chilly Saturday afternoon after a 2 mile walk. I ordered something from 4 of the stalls and had a couple of drinks from the bar. They have drink specials daily. There's plenty of seating inside, outside and at the bar.The service from each merchant was good. I'm glad I checked it out at the last minute. It's a great place to meet up with friends or family, blind date, any casual occasion.

I've been wanting to check this place out for a long time. Sadly, when I visited there (about 2 months ago) it seemed like a ghost town. There are so few restaurants that remain in here which is disappointing. I'm sure this was a hopping spot pre-Covid. The food was good that I ordered. My friend enjoyed her food too. I originally avoided this place because I hate having to park downtown. The good news is that they validate your parking in the parking garage. You just need to get a receipt from the restaurant. It's a bit tricky getting out of the garage but heck it was free! I hope more restaurants come back here as I would love to visit again to give it another chance.

Found this food hall in austin and it's a gem! I love food halls, reminds me of Europe and New York. Keep in mind, this place is tiny, with only a few places to eat, but I love that it's an incubator for restaurants to start out! I think it's a cute place to meet up at too.Austin rotisserie:I tried the croissant and poulet roti and was unfortunately underwhelmed. The croissant was heavy and had a strange sweet aftertaste, I'm used to light airy and flaky with a butter taste. The sandwich was quite bland + sweet and vinegary for my palette.What I did like was the cute presentation of the croissant coming with a tiny French flag, and the sandwich wrapped in twine!Little WuAh so good! My favorites were the taro chicken egg rolls and chicken Shu mai. The spicy beef noodles were great too! I didn't care for the chicken potstickers.

It's an ok vibe here. Lots of space and outdoor area. Not lots of restaurants on the inside, I was hoping it had lots of restaurants. No bakery shops on the inside. That was a bummer for me.

Kelsey was spectacular, quick Witt and stunning service!!! made my experience such a pleasure!