NoHo Junction

Horrible service...did he really spit in my sprite...But.... I'm kinda into that so...thanks!!!

This place is weird. There's like 3 tables. There's a lot of empty commercial space. Everything looks unfinished. None of the tables were clean. The sushi place that was supposed to be there is nonexistent. However, the Asian food was DECLICIOUS and the staff was friendly but I wouldn't say it's worth the price for the whole experience. They really need to hire a marketing team or business manager. The concept of this place is not working.

Small food hall-light concept.NoHo Junction is sort of like a food hall. It looks like a bunch of small food vendors are sharing a roof, but all but the Sarge's BBQ are actually the same restaurant/owner, just with their own little cubby. Armature Works this is not. It is much smaller with a homier feel. I'd say the overall quality of the offerings is also far down market from AW or the Hall on Franklin. The place vaguely made me think of a VA hospital cafeteria.We went for ice cream. I wanted a coffee, but there was none to be had. The ice cream was fine, nothing to drive out of my way for.The nice thing is that the people who work there are all pleasant and enthusiastic about the place. And that's nice.

We came here for lunch. There's no parking lot. We had to park far away and walk a mile to get here. The inside looks like a rundown commercial space that's about to be vacant. Half the vendors are closed. There was no service. Only two tables to eat. Nobody asked us if we wanted anything because there were only two people working the entire hall. We were the only people there. We walked out within five minutes. Good concept, but all they needed to do was have a parking lot, and promote this place better with nicer food.

I recently came by NoHo Junction which is a new food hall-like concept for a bite to eat and was impressed with how great things taste there.First they have Sarge's Smokehouse BBQ which I have been eating for years. Sarge's is run by veterans who mix a variety of BBQ styles. My favorite thing there is the barbeque boat. They later two sides and your choice of meat on top. It's a good deal and filling.I also really love their chicken and pulled pork - but the real winner is of course their ribs. Delicious. Their Mac and Cheese is a favorite.Now for the other spots in NoHo - I have had the chicken salad wrap and Cuban Pizza so far. Both were excellent. I didn't know the meats were smoked in-house but it does make a difference.I'm definitely looking forward to trying more things soon. I think people have some false expectations that this is like Armature Works or something, but this place is actually a nice mix of food at good prices unlike the other spots in town.

Living in the neighborhood. I was happy to see a new local food establishment. But when I saw the mustard yellow building and black airbrushed painted signs. I was so disappointed. Who ever was their designer or marketing company. They did a poor job. Being that I love to support any local business, I came to give it a try. Sadly, this place was empty and quiet. There is only 1 table maybe 2 that I saw, unless i missed the dining area I'm not aware of. The inside of this food court looks decent but the lack of parking and the exterior makes this place look so drab. Hope this place survives. But it hasn't done much to try and get people in the door.

In the up and coming North Hyde Park area, Noho Junction is a great spot to grab lunch. It's right by my office (I live nearby too) so my coworkers and I often walk the one block to pick up lunch or a smoothie here. There are lots of options, from Thai to BBQ to ice cream! There are so many options there I'm excited to try, like the BBQ boat. I tried my coworker's goat cheese pizza and it was fantastic. Another coworker said the pad Thai from Noho is the best she's had in her life. I also really enjoyed the curry crab rangoons. My personal favorites are their juices (the red one is amazing!) and the Junction Salad. The executive chef there hooks it up with the candied walnuts and Gorgonzola. She is obviously passionate about what she does and she's super friendly and helpful. Actually, all of the staff is very friendly and willing to answer questions - they really seem like a team who enjoys being there/working together.Overall, this is a really cool place. It's on the pricier side, but I think the customer service, extensive options, and the love that goes into the food is totally worth it.

ECCLECTIC Is the way I would describe this place from pizza to Thai food! Absolutely brilliant idea. Brand new location, going to be a big hit. Pizza is AWESOME! I had the Thai Tea: AWESOME!!! See pic below:

Finally opened this week!! Hours 11:30-9. Pizza, burgers, deli, Asian street food, Sarge's BBQ, and ice cream. So happy they are finally open and we can walk there from home!! We tried the pizza, burgers and crab rangoon for lunch, all were great. Can't wait to try the BBQ.

It was quiet on a Saturday pm around 3 o' clock for a late lunch. We tried a stir fry bowl, shrimp and chicken pad Thai, cheese burger and kids pulled chicken meal with beans and a side of Mac n Cheese. The stir fry bowl had a nice garlic sauce with good flavor and not overly garlicky. The pad Thai was tasty with a decent amount of shrimp and chicken. The pulled BBQ chicken was tasty. The Mac n cheese was outstanding. The beans were so-so. My older son loved the cheeseburger and the toasted bun. He loved the bun. He said it tasted like it had garlic butter on it maybe. We'll return. Nice options for a family of 4. We hope it stays in business. Service was excellent and friendly