The Market at Malcolm Yards

I happened upon this market after having a hard time navigating to another market option (construction in Minneapolis is a topic). I liked the option to start one tab by way of an issued plastic card that you could use at each vendor. The space has an industrial feel to it and had plenty of seating. There was trivia going on at the time so, I'm sure they host events from time to time. There was a full bar within and several worldly food options. I was also into the music they play over the speakers (Gen X/ Millennial vibes). I opted for the sushi/ ramen spot (Bagu) and got the poke bowl with tuna (tuna is an up charge to sub out the salmon). They went a little heavy on the seasoning and what I think was spicy Mayo on top. If that's not your thing, ask for it on the side as I wish I would've. A side perk of the property are the fire pits outdoors. Definitely the type of place I'd visit again!

I like this venue but honestly the additional charges you will incur have turned us away. We both ordered a burnt ends burrito from Revival Smoked Meats. The food is always good there, and we usually order from there when we visit. We also had two margaritas from the bar, both with rail Tequila.The drinks were $12.00 per, which is expensive seeing this was a rail drink, and especially for a mid level hospitality venue.But the kicker was the 18.5% hospitality charge, plus then the additional taxes on top of that.Two Burritos, two Margaritas - $73.00.No thanks we won't be back...

Cool events are always happening. Like the sauna village out back, trivia, or comedy. You will need to come back again and again due to the temptation of all the sips and eats and your stomach having a capacity limit. Lot parking in the back can be tricky on busy days, but it is free. Just be patient or go on a weekday evening if you don't want to deal with it. In the summer there are cool bonfire spots outside to hang out too. The acoustic bounce used to be super bad in here but it def has improved. The food vendors are top notch. If you've never navigated this food hall experience know that you have to stop at the check in to assign your credit card to a plastic beep boop card that can be used at the vendors and self pour wall. Once you've used your beep boop card at a vendor when you order, they will take your phone number and text you when to come get your food. When you are done, drop that plastic card off where you originally checked in to get it in a clear box that indicates to drop cards here.

I love the Argentinian empanadas here and the wrecktangle pizza here. They're also have Bebe zita ice cream and their cheese burgers taste like in-n-out!

Service was fast and there was a fun ambiance! Brisket was tender, flavorful, and delicious. Lots of off street parking

This is my go-to place when I have out of town guests. Awesome selection of food and drinks and I just give them a card on me (or charged to their own card if they insist) l. You get a casual place to bring a date or a group of friends without the stress of figuring out if the food will fit to their liking. Plus there's a full bar! This is on top of a massive selection of beers you can try! This is worth trying at least once!

Yummy food but so expensive and the place itself is kinda overrated lol...I love the food court idea especially all the restaurants like Abang Yoli & Bebe Zito. The Korean fried chicken is delish and you can't go wrong with bebe's ice cream! Wrecktangle pizza is godly with the most crunchiest pizza ever with crazy pizza combinations!! :DHowever, the place is hella confusing. I don't really understand the card concept and why it's connected to the food and not just drinks. I honestly think eat street crossing does it better. I would like to see my balance in the moment vs towards the end. It's super easy to overspend... :(Also the place is super loud and packed so it can be extremely overwhelming especially when it's busy. I def recommend just eating outside if possible. Would not recommend if you have sensory issues. :(It's def a nice spot to hang out with friends tho but I just wouldn't go out my way to eat here again lol.

My favorite two spots at the market were Martes Tacos and Abang Yoli. My family and I came here (we are a very large group) and the biggest hits by far were the Korean style fried chicken, and the Martes nachos. Great for sharing, and the market was also very spacious and suitable for having large groups. They have a wide selection of food/drinks that would make everyone happy. Happy eating!

This is such a smart business. You go in, they swipe your credit or debit card and give you a card that can be used throughout the whole place. You scan your card for beer, for every little food stand, the bar. At each place you can check your balance to see how much you've spent because it is hard to lose track. The food was so good! A little pricey but I had no complaints on any of the food we tried. It does get busy so be warned. There is a lot of seating but it gets packed so you have to really look for a table.

This is a fantastic place to visit !! So much fun for a party of five or more because everyone has choices !! There is Asian , Mexican , Argentinian empanadas from del Sur , there is burgers , pizzas , this place blew my mind how fun !! I you want to get alcohol you will need to get a Malcom yard card that is attached to your card. You must do the trifecta ( start at Malcom yards , walk to O'Shaughnessy Distilling Co. then walk over to Surly brew co. ) super fun night for friends that are visiting to get a full feel of Minneapolis fun ) all three locations service was phenomenal I defiantly would recommend this place for sure !! Start here end up in Surlys !! They all connect with a side walk.