Blodgett Food Hall

I only picked up from Bridgette Food Hall so I'm not sure about the dine in experience but I love the concept of many restaurants in one space. I ordered from Sonia's Kreyol Kitchen and although my order took 30 minutes my meal was delicious! I will definitely return again, but next time I will order further in advance.

I'm a long time customer of Susie's and have followed her all over the city throughout the years. I think adding her restaurant to the Blodgett food hall was a great addition and will prove to be beneficial to the overall success of the establishment. Although I didn't take pictures I assure your it looked fresh and vibrant. We ordered jerk chicken and added two pieces of fish. That was enough for two adults. The limeade is heaven sent.

Blodgett Food Hall is a great addition to the Third Ward neighborhood. The concept allows for unique dining experiences at the touch of a button. The ingenious idea of ghost kitchens was birthed during the Covid-19 pandemic. Blodgett allows patrons to order from their restaurant of choice buy choosing from a kiosk. You may wait while in the food hall or leave and return when your order is prepared. I really liked being able to see the kitchen prep while waiting. It reminded me of sitting in a American Chinese takeout restaurant, but with a ton of options. I adored the wall art as well.

Night owl Chinese. The food was too salty. I like it on the salty but too much for me. It was $18.99 for the beef & broccoli. Wowwwww. Came here to try the concept.

Mmmm, I've been here twice & while I like the concept, the food is kind of mediocre to me. So let me take you through the experience -- you walk in and it's like a 7 or 8 tables and chairs and a kiosk to order. There are multiple restaurants / menus on the kiosk (self order) but it all comes out of one kitchen. So I ordered Chinese food the first time & Wings & Thangs the second. The Chinese food was just ok. I got the orange chicken, with chicken eggrolls & crab wontons. It was like $26. Crab wontons were disgusting. They were overfilled with cream cheese, and extremely cold, even though I had just received my order.the orange chicken was like 2.5/5. The chicken eggrolls were actually delicious 4/5.The next time I returned for the wings. I got the chicken fries & the 8 count lemon pepper wings. It was like 3/5. Overall, I just decided it's pretty pricey for my for the taste. While it is convenient, it's mediocre for me sooo I probably won't be back. PS I've heard the moon Bowls Place is a lot better so I may try that at some point.

Went here for Sonya Kreyol kitchen. This is a Haitian ghost kitchen located in this food hall. The food is soo good and So is the customer service. Im so glad we have Haitian food in Houston and this is a place I would recommend.

I ordered from Breakfast beauties from the food hall on Postmates and they delivered my food raw. Bacon was pink and cheese was not even warmed or melted. I can't find a store for just breakfast beauties but I want people to know

Been craving a Cola Couronne since 2018 (last visit to Haiti). I was so excited finding Sonia's Kreyol Kitchen and seeing they had it on their menu. I went only for the beverage but once I got there decided to grab some food. All the great memories of visiting Haiti came back when I saw the menu items. I decided to order the Chicken- Poul with a side of black rice and plantains. The rice wasn't black at all but had a decent flavor. Nothing compared to the rice I had when visiting Haiti. The plantains were really good though. The chicken was also just ok. The concept behind the foodhall is pretty cool. Ordering ahead is probably the best thing to do because I had a 30min wait for my meal.

Blodgett Food Hall has some great eating options but is a little differently set up than other food halls in Houston. All their stores run out of kiosks, so there isn't an actual store front for any of their restaurants. You order at the kiosks from the restaurants they have and then wait for your order. We decided to dine in, but they do have to-go options and food delivery services. If you are in a rush or absolutely starving, I would recommend ordering your food ahead of arriving as it did take us over 30 minutes to get our food. Parking is easily available and accessible and free.

If you're looking for take out with some variety, then this is the place for you. It's a "take out" hall. There are no consumer-facing booths that you'd expect in a traditional food hall. The food is prepared in the back or maybe brought in from somewhere else? It did taste freshly cooked though. We had the fried rice, lo mein noodles, bacon avocado burgers and fries. It took 25-40 mins for our food to be ready, food was decent quality, but prices were high for no storefront.