Stock and Grain Assembly Food Hall

This is a great Food Hall and I'm so glad it's available now. They have a lot of food options and a nice bar as well, plus they have at least one store where you can pickup merch for the local soccer team which was neat.They touch most bases when it comes to food offerings but it looks like they still have space for one or two more options which I would love to see. The location is great, right at the ballpark and within walking distance of a lot of other stuff. The only complaint I have is the pretty awful gravel parking lot which I hope gets paved or at least patched up.

This place is so awesome! Located right next to the baseball field in High Point, it is a great location and easy to find. What a wonderful concept and usage for this building. There is a bar with plenty of local beers and a variety of food options for every palette. We got a beer while deciding on lunch, which was a great way to start a Saturday afternoon. We found that every restaurant has generous portions, so our group ended up sharing everything even though we all did something different.For me, I got sushi and poke at Yumi, and then we all took boba tea to go. That place is spectacular; they are doing everything right there. It was so good that I had to share with the table. Don't let the food hall setup fool you; this is all good food! My husband adored his brisket, and we ended up sharing that too. Also delicious! There were also places with American style burgers, pizza and tacos. Literally something for everyone. I'd say this spot is worth going out of your way to find. The food hall setup is also very inviting with plenty of seating indoors and open to outdoor seating on the stadium side. Such a good setup and great food! Only one note: Take care with a big car and the parking lot. It gets a bit cramped. We rented a Wagoneer, and it was just a tad too big to comfortably take the turns and back in/out. However, that is a minor item overall and plenty of street parking if you plan ahead. Totally worth the trip out to High Point.

Not a huge selection, a lot of closed spaces. I had the BBOKAYBBOKAYt was okay, dry brisket. Odd only fried sides.

Tried the Mexican and the it didn't disappoint. Great variety and excellent atmosphere. Location is perfect by the ball field. Service was great and fast. Hardly any wait made it perfect for a quick lunch.

This was a very nice surprise!A place full of options of food, drinks and a very cozy space to eat and relax. You can choose to be in the internal area of outdoor where you can also bring your pet to enjoy with you. Very nice structure of bathrooms and there is an area of games where you can pick some to play during your stay there. This time we choose the Japanese Yumi and we love it! The sushi was very good and super different from we use to have.

I love the atmosphere of this venue. Very hipster, with a variety of eateries to choose from! We choose Taco Street and Yumi.From Taco Street, we ordered shrimp ceviche, guacamole, Birra tacos, and a pork taco. From Yumi, I ordered spicy tuna roll and Meiji Mango slushy!It saddens me to say Taco Street was a complete let down across the board. Where is the flavor? This restaurant has a chance to showcase authentic Mexican cuisine. Everything lacked flavor. Just bland. The guacamole consisted of big chunks of avocado, red onion, tomatoes, and cilantro. There was no salt or seasoning, no acidity from fresh squeezed lime, not a hint of garlic. It was like eating a regular avocado. The ceviche was not made with fresh shrimp as my husband was told it was prior to ordering. Once again lacked flavor. The consommé for the Birra tacos was anything but the savory, oily, goodness I'm used to when enjoying a Birra taco. We were highly disappointed in everything we ordered from Taco Street. My biggest advice is add flavor. Seasons, herbs, and spices that are so present in Mexican cuisine were absent. Yumi, my wait was over 30 minutes. We had finished Taco Street by the time Yumi buzzed my buzzer. The server apologized for the mixed up and gave me an extra roll. My spicy tuna roll was good but I was already "full" from Taco Street to enjoy the sushi. The venue gets the 5 's! It's big and inviting with many different dining options. Outside, inside, at a bar, on a couch playing board games are just some of the dining options Stock and Grain has to offer. We will definitely return but will most certainly try another restaurant.

This place is amazing! It keeps on growing and it is heartjing to see so many restaurants flourishing here. There are many open spaces to hang out indoors or outdoors (with great views of the baseball field) There are all sorts of food options from Asian to classic american and desserts. There are many hangout spots as well if you are just looking to wind down. They do Karaoke as well if im not wrong. Parking can be a pinch if you're here on a game night, but you should be able to find a spot still!

Stock and Grain was so good, this was my first time ever visiting and I definitely can't wait to go back again very soon. I got to try a variety of different foods, however my favorite was the Brisket and macaroni. The service was wonderful, they had a band playing the night I visited and I just really loved the environment.

Stock and Grain is such an interesting establishment, and I wish I hadn't waited so long to try it. Located in High Point near the Rocker's field, it's a bit tricky to locate at first, but once you find the correct parking lot it makes more sense. I at first thought this was just the food court for the ball field until I realized it is very close, but actually separate.This is a good establishment for a group of friends going out. With a large amount of open seating and a good variety of food establishments to choose from, everyone in your group should be satisfied and find something they like. We tried Pies Pizza and YUMI Sushi that night, and had good experiences with both (see separate reviews.) We all really wanted to try the Brisket establishment because it smelled so good, but at 6:30 on a Saturday night they were already sold out and closing. The Burger & Hot Dog establishment had a similar issue - They were sold out of burgers before 7pm. I thought it was odd to be out of major staple items so early in the night on a weekend.We also wanted to try the bar, but after a period of waiting for very inattentive bartenders at a busy bar, we gave up that attempt.Seating is ample and there is plenty of space outside too. I could see this being much more crowded during the spring and summer when baseball season is active.I'll come back and try more things, but I think some of the food establishments have room to grow as far as service and availability of product. I don't expect most places to sell out of food before 7pm on a Saturday night.

I was so excited to try this food hall, so I finally had a chance to visit the taco place. Ordered the taco birrias, two tacos and a small cup of sauce. The taste is a little bland, the meat portion is little and no cheese so It was just okay for me. My sister had the tamales, it's also aLittle bland, no meet, just cheese and big chuck of jalapeño on it. Waited few minutes for our food betwin was during the week and in between The place is pretty, variety of food to choose from and plenty of seating area.