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INTERVAL WORLD

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Issue 1, 2019

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IN GOOD TASTE

Hall Yes!

BY REBECA PICCARDO

FOOD HALLS ARE POPPING UP ALL

OVER THE WORLD, OFFERING AN

ELEVATED FAST-CASUAL CONCEPT

THAT BRINGS VARIETY TO THE FORE.

You pace the grounds of a renovated warehouse

with floor-to-ceiling windows and exposed brick

walls, taking in the mix of aromas emanating from

various food stalls.

The more you look, the harder

it gets to decide whether you want a bowl of lamb

curry from one vendor or an assortment of sashimi

from another, while also eyeing that plate of chicken

and waffles someone at a nearby table is eating. One

thing is certain: There’s something for everyone, and

that’s a victory for eaters all around.

Most food halls feature communal dining spaces

with a carefully curated selection of vendors — a mix

of well-known talents and local startups — all cook-

ing under one roof. Beyond the appeal of a unique

dining experience in a distinctive setting, several of

these venues also showcase live bands and DJs, and

host cooking workshops, wine tastings, and so much

more. Many are located in mixed-used developments

that have become de facto entertainment hubs. No

two are the same, so each of these — all within

Interval resort areas — is definitely worth a visit.