Crossroads Collective

Who doesn't love a good food hall? Especially with someone like myself who is craving various tastes simultaneously. I call myself a grazer because I like to snack and snack and snack. It's even more convenient that I can sample different foods all in one place. This is a great place for a friend group who all have different preferences, or who like to share and taste what all there is to offer.Found Crossroads Collective during a Yelp event, and I was thoroughly impressed! I even liked the barbecue option, and I am not a barbecue girly. The food hall is also conveniently located by bars in the area, so you could grab some post- or pre-dinner drinks. Although there is a warp around bar in the center of the food hall, so you may not even need to leave for drinks. But it's nice having the option to keep the fun times rolling in the area.

The Crossroads Collective has a great variety of different food vendors providing an eclectic dining experience for groups that cannot decide on one type of food. Specifically, Crossroads offers Mexican, Vegan Indian, Sushi, BBQ, ice cream, and Columbian food offerings. Additionally, there is a full-service bar for all your drinking needs. This is a great place to sample several different types of foods and then head over to Black Cat Alley to check out the graffiti art and if you keep your eyes open you may find a place to grab a drink!

Great experience as always! We went on a Saturday night and it wasn't too busy and felt comfortable. We love trying a little something from each vendor starting with drinks at the Pharmacy Bar. These drinks are always made with care, unique and taste so yummy. Next, we walk around and decide which 3 places to go to, one being Scratch ice cream of course to end the night. We got 6 empanadas for $18 at the Capybara cafe and my favorite was actually the vegan empanada, with potatoes and veggies in it. We then shared two sushi rolls. You can't go wrong with what you order. The customer service at Awi Sushi is by far the best and they make great rolls! Ending the night with Scratch ice cream, rounds out the experience and is so tasty and I recommend getting a smaller cup than you think, they are very generous!

Stopped by here for dinner on our way to Oriental Theater and it was a solid experience. There are a handful of food options with a good variety of cuisines and drinks. Makes it a good spot if you can't decide as a group where to go without it being a huge place like the public market or 3rd street market hall. Nice and cozy and there are events and specials going on throughout the week. I had the Brr Berry drink from the Pharmacy and quesobirria from The Mex Avenue. Service at both spots was excellent and the food and drinks were delish. It's random, but I really appreciated the Mex Ave put the cilantro on the side instead of sprinkling/mixing it in. As a cilantro hater, it can make or break a dish for me. Overall a very good experience. Pro tip, if you need parking, just go to the Whole Foods garage. Usually it's free and is just across the street.

Fun spot with lots of different types of food. Indoor/outdoor dining options, water station & clean bathrooms. I tried a falafel, the wrap tasted like a pancake it wasn't what I had hoped for. I will definitely go back and try a different spot within.

We have ordered food from vendors at this food court several times in the last few years. The list of vendors has almost completely changed since we first visited it over 4 years ago, but there are always at least a couple that are to our liking. It recently hosted a Foodie Passport event that let the customer get one dish from basically every vendor for a total of $50. The choice of food from each vendor was predetermined for the event. Even though the quantity of each dish was small, the cumulative amount of food from 6 different food vendors was quite large and enough for two meals. Here is my review of the dishes we tired. --The Tonkotsu Ramen from Kawa was very tasty but a bit too salty for us. We've visit Kawa's main restaurant multiple times and always liked their ramen and sushi. --The Creamy Basil Pesto Pasta from Noodle Me had both good taste and good texture. So, we expect to get food from the vendor again in the future. --The Southern Belle eggroll from Ready to Roll was very good. This is another vendor we expect to visit again.--The Termis vegan wrap seemed unique and also tasted good. We'll be glad to try other non-vegetarian dishes from the vendor next time.--The chicken and beef tacos from Mex Avenue had simple flavors and were fine. --The Yellow Coconut Curry Chicken Bowl from Nute's had tender chicken meat but was a bit blend. We prefer more flavorful curry dishes.--The gentleman at Scratch Ice Cream shop let us choose any of the flavors even though only one of the flavors was designated for the event. We tried two of them and liked both.--The Pharmacy Bar gave us sake tea, which we enjoyed for its unique flavor combination.Overall, the Foodie Passport was fun event.

Choices of different types of foods. Quite interesting. Most places have drinks and a bar is available. Find what you want then go to counter at restaurant. Pick up food and find a table to eat at. Service is great at most places. Ambiance is pleasant. It's a fun place. Good for family. $-$$

This place is constantly revolving. Which is a great thing. Provide us, as customers, ongoing variety of dining experiences. While we miss some of the previous food hall tenants, we also get excited about the replacements.

I love a good food hall - and on day one in MKE I found this place that did not disappoint!The choices were diverse, so I think really anyone would be able to find a treat they would enjoy. In addition to the vendors, they also have a bar area and a water station which was perfect for my day of exploring the city. The space does loop around a bit, so on first glance it may look small, but turn the corner, because there is probably more to explore! For the warmer months, the outdoor seating was also perfect! There was plenty of seating, but I don't think it would ever really feel crowded given the layout of the areas.

I love a good food hall. this place has a lot of options so it's great for trying multiple things or groups of people with different tastes. it also has a pretty good outdoor space and sometimes live music