Solaire Social

I absolutely love the concept of food halls! I have a friend that lives in the building and I met her for happy hour one evening to catch up over drinks. This was the perfect location for such an occasion because we also were able to participate in trivia night. The service, drinks and people at the bar were amazing as were all of the food items we had including wings from Soko Butcher. It was definitely a vibe and I'm so jealous my friend has the convenience of a bar and multiple food options a mere few feet from her door.

Hey friends! I was so excited to meet some other Yelpers at Solaire Social for an unofficial holiday get together. I heard great things about it from TikTok. Solaire Social is a chic food hall offering multicultural culinary delights.We sat at the bar. And indulged in their happy hour. I asked the bartender to surprise me with a white wine. He brought me a Cupcake Pinot Grigio($7HH). Yummmm! I decided on pizza for dinner. I ordered the Don Queso pizza($13) via the QR code and the pizza came out within 15 minutes. The pizza was okay. I would've preferred a crunchier crust. And the cheese was very salty. The portion is great for the price. Next time I'll probably try a different food option at Solaire Social.Service was amazing! I was greeted warmly approaching the bar by Nick, our bartender. He was very attentive and social. Interior is large and vibrant. There was a group of friends enjoying a game of ping pong inside. Parking is limited and paid.This is a great happy-hour, link up with friends type of spot. And Silver Spring has so much to offer within a few miles. Enjoy!With love, The Picky Pescatarian

Have tried solaire twice with two separate friend groups. The food options are great, though pricey. I like the wings, the pizza was good and both were very fast. The cocktails were good. I didn't care for the chicken sandwich was was basically tenders on a bun with an indistinguishable sauce. The vibe is clean and nice. Big windows looking out on a trail. I find it enough to be a decent spot to go eat, though their business model is to charge a "common fee" for the activities they run, which is not only annoying in the fee sense, they were using amplified sound for bingo, which we weren't playing and yet we couldn't seem to avoid. If you're going to charge a fee, can I at least NOT have to yell for my friend to hear me over dinner? Additionally, the bartender wouldn't let us open a tab unless we sat at the bar during our first visit. So we had like 3 different charges for one dinner. Second time they seemed to have resolved this and allowed us to just keep our tab open, but strange.

Solaire Social, Silver Spring's first food hall, officially opened to the general public today following a soft launch for family and friends yesterday.The staff were still in the process of setting up when I arrived at the advertised opening time of 11am and some of the food stations were vacant. Although I didn't sample any food during this visit, I look forward to doing so in the future.Food options include Fire Pit Brazilian Barbecue, Just Chicken, Kabab 2 Go, Kati Roll Wala, Shuga x Ice, Mana Sushi, Pau & Sophia's Thai Kitchen, Soko Oyster, and a full bar.The food hall has ample seating indoors and a few outdoor seats.I wish this food hall success in this location!

We had a great time here. So happy to have this food court in our neighborhood. We got the orange crush and watermelon crush and both were delicious. There were plenty of places to sit, nice sunlight and a pool table!For food we tried the kati roll wala and sushi. We got the plant based protein bowl, chicken naan pizza and masala fries. I liked the masala fries best. Pizza was okay and the protein bowl was good. I'm going to try the actual kati roll next time since Kati rolls are the original delicacy of the business. The owners were wonderful. The sushi was okay, but I'll give it another shot in the future. Looking forward to spending more time here for good vibes and convenience.

This is the newest food hall on the scene that is located in right off of Georgia Avenue in Silver Spring, MD. The food options available take you on a world tour of different cuisines that range from Brazilian to African. I methodically made my way through each restaurant and was quickly transfixed by the shucking of oysters being prepared at Soko Oysters. I quickly beelined to the counter to order a 1/2 dozen. These were some of the freshest oysters I had in a while and instantly regretted not ordering more. I rounded out my food tour by trying the African inspired ice cream flavors from Shuga x Ice. I tried a scoop of tea & bread which was then topped with a generous topping of Chin Chin, a fried cookie popular in Nigeria.

Cute food hall with a lot of different options and good amount of seating! I've only been once so can only speak to one of the restaurants admittedly, but I had the pizza and didn't really enjoy it. It said wood fired, but had none of the char you would expect. The cheese also wasn't really heated enough to not just be kind of a glob. I'm giving three still because there are so many other options and have heard from the friends I went with that they are better especially the BBQ, but I wouldn't get the pizza again.

So much potential in this spot. I was in the area getting a cut when I noticed this place next door and asked if it was open to all...this food court sits in the main area of the apartment complex. There's ample seating, outlets, views, and plenty of food options. There's even a pool table in case you need a second to yourself lol. I was shocked...I was surprised this placed wasn't packed as it was lunch time. Silver spring is a tough market...so many different options. I believe if this food court had free parking or at least validated you may see a nice lunch crowd. Great place for meeting a large group...or even a group of two or three. I tried the picanha, rice, and farofa....the farofa wasn't my fave but I was trying something new...didn't matter because upon receiving the restaurant provided beans as well because I think she had a feeling I wasn't going to like it lol. Can't wait to try some of the other food options

My wife and I are so glad to be next door neighbors of Solaire Social (we live at Solaire 1150 Ripley) and we are excited to try all the wonderful places there. We've only tried the bar for the Nepenthe stout which was an affordable price of only $7 and the bartender was very fast and friendly as well as the amazing Manna Sushi for lunch this past week. We look forward to trying all the other diverse vendors. The staff including the bartender and Manna Sushi's staff are all very friendly and there is wonderful and ample seating in this spacious food hall.

The actual place is beautiful - plenty of seating and a good variety of food options. Tried the Kati roll and "masala" fries this time and wow, it was beyond disappointing. The chicken in the Kati roll was borderline cold and there was no masala on the fries.. they were just regular fries. Maybe it was an off day, but I don't think I'd try it again. Might opt for something else if I go back