Halidom Eatery

This is a new eatery on Moreland Ave that my son and I have enjoyed every Sunday for the last month maybe! We love Sundays here because they have face painting and balloon characters for the kids from 11am-1pm (double check the times). My son absolutely loves it and asks to go every week!There is ample parking with a security car in the back usually. They also have a huge field which I think connects to a walking path (go check it out to confirm).They have the cutest decor and seating that you're bound to snap some pics inside and outdoors! There's plenty of patio/outdoor seating with some covered by umbrellas.The food here is amazing! I have 4 favorite restaurants and 1 on my "to try" list. The Top 3: Coming in at #3: Luze Mexicano Cocina!#2: Locale Island Eats#1: Deallo's SeafoodI'll review each restaurant separately! Let me not forget, this place has live music on Sundays as well as a line up of things for every day of the week (Boozy Brunch Sunday & Kids Corner, Soulful Monday, Tequila & Trivia Tuesday, Wine Down Wednesday)

Says closes at 10 on Google. But went to get food at 9:25 and the gentleman informed me they stop serving food at 9 so yeah ...Edited:Came back the next day during kitchen open hours and really liked my experience! Went to the seafood place and had a spicy lobster roll and caesar salad for $38. Was a perfect lunch and rather nice deal IMO. I also came on Tuesday and was able to get $9 margaritas from the bar. I got a lychee and a strawberry margarita. The drink was great, the bartender was great and the garnishes were fresh and delicious lol 2 huge lychee's on my margarita was nice will be back as it's right up the street from my house.

Every food hall is a little different. It's a cute place nice decor. Parking is plentiful on a regular day unsure of what the weekends consist of. Bar was great there is an automatic 20% on all tabs no matter what you get or party size. There are drink specials on Tuesday. We tried every restaurant in the building but didn't get to have coffee because no one was there. Things are on the pricier side. At Mango Indian I got the spicy Indian chicken and my few pieces of chicken breast chunks was crunchy and chickpeas lacked flavor and bitter towards the end of chewing and mashed potatoes was dry and had no flavor the best thing was the naan. .The wings at Mad Dad Phillys was great and the fries at Buena Papa was good! Takoyaki was not cooked through and wet batter on the inside. The esquite at Luze was a soup. I was pretty drawn back on that. The steak taco was good a little chewy but the salsas made it great. .The waffle at pressed was a thick one and very dense and the chicken was fried extra hard. No extra syrup or extra ordinary. So overall it wasn't the greatest. But I know everyone's experience will vary.

This is a great place to have a social lunch. The layout is nice and clean, there's plenty of parking. A lot of the people working take great pride in there establishment. I will definitely return, of and the food is good as well.

Such a cute spot. The layout is really nice with bright colored decor. We had for from BP French Fry Specialist. The portion was large and the food was tasty. There are some parts of the space that feel a little small or cramped for the more crowded days, but that wouldn't deter me from coming.

I went to this new food hall with friends. The decor is super tendy and very well done. The food options are lacking and a bit overpriced, but you are paying for the aesthetic. The real jewel of this food hall is the bar, La Rose. We had drinks made by Danyelle and they were delicious! The presentation was cute, taste was on point, and the pour was heavy. This is a cute day date spot or day meet up. I hope they get more eateries as it grows. If not, I'll still come for the drinks. Plus they have daily drink specials!

A friend of mine suggested this place since we have never been. It's a food hall with many options and a stand alone bar. I got food from luze Mexicano cocina and opted to grab a margarita from the bar. My friend got the salmon bowl from mad dad's phillly. The food was tasty and the margarita was delish. We opted to eat in and enjoy the great weather. The ambiance was cool definitely great for hanging with friends. I'm excited to go back to check out some of the other eateries along with the bar specials they apparently have throughout the week.

This is another new addition to the food hall scene in Atlanta. The space and the aesthetics inside and out are decorated beautifully throughout. They have plenty of seating areas. Rather, it be booths, tables also some food stalls have bar seating.Halidom Eatery has about eleven different food vendors in total, plus you can grab a drink, at bar,Le Rose, which gets pretty crowded from what I saw. You can also book your own private space, and they have events throughout the month. Unfortunately, the vendors are pretty expensive. I was very indecisive about what I wanted to order, so I went with ATL Dogs. I had a chicken sausage with sweet potato fries, which cost me $19 and some change with a tip included. I would definitely return to try different vendors whenever I'm in the area, but I wouldn't go out of my way because there are so many other places that are less expensive serving mediocre food.

Had to check out Halidom Eatery cuz I love a good food hall. This is located Ion Moreland and quite frankly if I didn't have Waze/gps, I would have missed the. The building structure from the street looks more like an office building. But anyway, there's parking in the back and the entrance from the backside is more inviting. I plan to eat my way there this summer. First stop was Deallos Seafood. The nachos were tempting but I ordered the shrimp roll instead. They were so good! Buttery, seasoned right, cooked perfectly and served on a warm bun. Then, I headed for the bar and had a great cocktail (not featured). The bar has several TVs. Perfect for those afternoon soccer matches or watch the Braves this summer. Second stop was a to go order from Locale Island Eats. I had the Tropical Bliss Bowl which was rice and peas, green sauce shrimp, (minus the roasted broccoli) , pikiliz and plantains. Bowl was great but that Pikliz needs some work. I think the owner or whoever is making it needs to touch base with a Haitian person. It ain't it. Call it coleslaw please. Overall, I like the space, though the flow of it is a bit interesting...a bit choppy. It's pretty and modern. Free parking is always nice!

About to see what this be like. Either you'll like food halls or you won't. This place of def a fresh scene spot with some bright areas , variety of places to eat and service good for it to be new. I had a cocktail which was tasty but I couldn't get with a few things but overall it was nice and clean and worthy of another outing.