Block 40 Food Hall

My family and I came here Friday late afternoon for dinner. I thought the space was cool, but small. I wish there had been a couple more food options. My kids got pasta from Dalmoros. It was really good. The employee even gave us tastings of a few of their sauces. We loved all of them. My husband and I got chicken tenders from Hangry Joes. They were delicious. We also got a taco from the Mexican place that was there. On the way out, we got doughnuts from Donut Cream. They were good, but really sweet. Overall, we had a good experience. Service was prompt and friendly. I just hope they add some more options in the future.

Food halls are still a rather new genre, and some are still finding their legs. Such is Block 40. My wife and I found ourselves there midday while hungry, so we stopped in. It was completely dead inside, which could have been due to the time. Ironically, we had a hard time finding anything interesting. I settled on a burger from a place serving only burgers. It would have to be good, right? Wrong. It took forever, was expensive, and tasted frozen. It came with no accompaniments. My wife had a forgettable salad from a different kiosk. Meh. Everything was self service and there really wasn't much ambiance. The saving grace was a doughnut shop with some sort of candy bar-infused gem of pure fat calories. It was glorious. Lunch was saved. I don't get to downtown Hollywood very often, but I wish this place the best. Once it gets past its growing pains, it has potential.

Visited CHOTU Indian street food.Made fresh . Delicious, good portion size. It's a once man show so food can take a minute to make- if you don't have the time - order ahead for pick up. Highly recommendAmbience is great, very modern, there is something for everyone

We came to check out a new food hall a few days before the official ribbon cutting ceremony. Think food court at a mall but nicer. They still had a few spots that weren't open but what was opened looked good: from donuts to ice cream to fresh made pasta. They even have a vegan option spot (Von) that's Jamaican/asian fusion. We went to the Hangry Joes Chicken. A little on the expensive side considering what the food was but at least the lady that took of us was friendly. Need to check out the Indian street food station and the lux burgers station. You order the food in one place and then have to go to a big bar to get sodas, etc. Luckily they give you a plastic glass filled with ice when you order a coke. The can is room temperature. I can see this place being packed at peak hours so plan accordingly since there is limited street parking in and around the place.

Block 40 Food Hall @block40hollywood Hollywood, FL This historic Hollywood hotel is now a food hall full of delicious options! Such a chill, laid back ambiance.Here's what I had:A mixed drink from the bar (Ask Laurel to make it!)Cacio E Pepe and Garlic Bread @dalmoros.us Ital Bao Buns @vonasiakitchen Chocolate Donut @donutcreamok I can't wait to visit again and try more deliciousness! Do you like food halls? #Block40FoodHall #HollywoodFL #Historic #FoodHall #CacioEPepe #Ital #DonutsOfInstagram #Downtown #Broward #LetsDrinkz #EatzWithSweetz #LetsEatz

Whohoooo!!! Would give this amazing stars!!!I loved everything I got today. We sampled a bit of things. Will have to try the other spots when I come back... here is everything we tried. Class Lux Burger - a kids meal slider with potato wedges. Man, this was really good!!! I have been looking at the regular Class Soirée restaurant that is around the corner saying that I wanted to try it out, but I never got the chance. Having this little spot in the food hall allowed me to sample some of what they have to offer. The potato wedges had cheese and pork belly/ thick bacon on it (heavenly) and the slider was really good too. Worth it if you like burgers. Loco Ocho - a steak quesadilla that was super flavorful and the steak was tender. Soooo good!!! We'd get this again. Hangry Joe's Hot Chicken and Wings - 18 chicken wings naked split order to get 9 tossed with soy garlic and 9 tossed with buffalo sauce plus a side order of waffle fries. I took 2 of my hubby's wings, I liked them. I like the fact that you can get good flavors minus the heat (because heat doesn't agree with my poor belly). Hubby said the wings, coleslaw and fries were fire and he was about to hurt himself eating too much. LolCHO:TU - When we first walked up, we were greeted immediately and advised to ask if we had any questions about the menu - street food menu on one side of the menu and more traditional Indian foods on the opposite side. We got an order of samosas that I almost lost because the grease tore the bottom of the paper bag that they placed them in. They looked good and the taste was too! Yum! Donut Cream - 4 donuts ( glazed, chocolate frosted, Nutella and a maple bacon) . They looked scrumptious. Super nice lady (maybe owner?) working the counter and filled our order and asked us to write a review (we told her that we would). Hollywood Creamery - a coconut cream milkshake (a large one because that ice cream was sooooo good when they let me sample it). Dalmoro's - they let us sample the Mamma Rosa sauce... oh my gosh, it was so creamy and good... the flavor was niiiiiceeee... I will definitely will be back to get some pasta with that sauce. I just didn't get any today because I had already gotten so much other stuff. But I'll be back for sure for some of this... This place is worth a visit, lots of places to choose from. LOVED the ambiance. Nicely decorated, had games (darts, jenga, pinball and connect 4) for people to partake in while dining so it's nice to probably just spend some time here chilling with friends or family. They have a bar area too if that's your thing. We didn't stay to eat, we ordered everything to go but still had to spend a bit of time waiting on our orders to be ready so that gave us time to take pics.

I love seeing a historic building in its glory and the Mediterranean Revival designed Great Southern Hotel overlooking ArtsPark is looking its best with a new facade of striped canopies over the arched windows. The new Block 40 Food Hall now occupies the first floor of this historic building. The Great Southern Hotel was built by the founder of Hollywood, Joseph W. Young in 1924 and the construction workers who built the city stayed here. Through the years it was a popular vacation destination before closing in 1991. It was restored and reopened in 2021. Block 40 Food Hall is Hollywood's first food hall and it is operated by Society 8 Hospitality, which also runs Sistrunk Marketplace & Brewery in Fort Lauderdale, Park & Ocean, and Wild Thyme Oceanside Eatery in The Atlantic Hotel & Spa on Fort Lauderdale beach. Here you will find 10 dining stalls, a restaurant Loco Ocho, a large central bar, games like darts, and a sidewalk patio with a view of the park. Customers order food and drink by using a QR code like at Sistrunk Marketplace.Block 40 Food Hall vendors include Dalmoro's Fresh Pasta to Go, Vons Asia Kitchen, Catch Hollywood, Hangry Joe's, CHO:TU, Phastbreak Cheesesteaks, C.L.A.S.S. Burger, Donut Cream, and Hollywood Creamery. On the day I visited the whole food hall was watching the soccer match between Spain and England. Upcoming events include Biz to Biz Networking, Weekly Tap Takeover, and Live Music. I like the variety of food vendors offering different cuisine, drinks, and desserts. Downtown Hollywood needed a place like this where people can hang out and stop in for a drink or a bite to eat. This spacious and bright food hall fulfills a need in the community for a gathering place. It is great to see such an iconic Hollywood landmark filled with life again.

There's a new food hall on the block... Block 40 that is! There have been so many new things popping up in Hollywood lately and Block 40 is no exception. This new food hall concept is right on the corner of Hollywood Blvd and 19th St, pretty close to Young at Arts Circle. There is street parking all around and it's actually a really good size with a good amount of places to choose from. The inside is super spacious and had a modern industrial look. There was plenty of seating from community tables, to booths, to tables, to even movie theater style seats for the area that had big screens to watch things on. It's still really new so when we went on a weekday, it looked like a good amount of the vendors were still working at a slower pace and getting their menu and bearings together. I'm excited to come back when it's been open for a bit! Overall, a cool spot to explore if you're in the Hollywood area!

Ducked in a couple times to try the food and evaluate adding a spot or two the Hollywood Florida Food Tour and it was a fine time, here's why: * 10 spots to choose food from. * Full. Liquor. Bar!* Big beer bar. * Big, new, clean! * Big TVs. * Big central bar. * Lots of space. In what was Hollywood's first Hotel, the Great Southern, so there is some history there, too. See you there, Cabeza OUT!

I have been here twice so far. The place is huge and spacious with plenty of tables and different types of seating. I tried the sauces at the Pasta stand, the Oxtail bao buns at Von, and the house made butter pecan ice cream at the ice cream stand. Everything was delicious. The owners and employees are all friendly and very helpful.