The Food Court

Saw The Food Court had several good ratings and I was on that side of the city so decided to stop in for early lunch. Order at the counter. Diverse selection to choose from to include Greek. Chinese, burgers, Philly Cheesesteaks, etc. Daily specials also exist.
Restaurant also includes a bar that looks slightly out of place. Couple big screen TVs mounted on the walls for your viewing pleasure. About 10 – 12 tables/​booths and four counter/​bar seats.
Got the beef doner plate that comes with fries and a fountain drink for $ 7.99. Also got a piece of Baklava for $ 1.99 Reasonably quick. Watched a number of customers come in and get «To Go» orders and all were filled relatively quickly. My beef doner was decent sized with seasoned fries. Doner was tasty as were the fries that came out crisp and hot. Free refills on the drink. Baklava was decent, but a bit small for the price you paid.
Overall, tasty food for a decent price. Quick and efficient. I’d eat there again.

ok so we tried it again and I couldn’t believe it had gotten worse. I am done and will not be back. Bad and rude service and still couldn’t get a beer. Also no Sushi .why advertise you have Sushi if you don’t !

I don’t know why we were avoiding this place for over a year. It’s actually the closest restaurant to our house. Maybe it’s a combination of the location, the architecture, the clip-​art signage, and the strangely diverse menu.
But have no fear! The interior was sparkling clean. The staff was friendly. I think this place is family-​run, and the food was fine.
My wife and I ordered gyros; they were as good as you’d find anywhere, except maybe at Amsterdam Café. The french fries were good. My 4-​year-​old gobbled up all her spaghetti. I tried it; it wasn’t any worse than Spaghetti Works or Malara’s.
There’s even a full bar in there. No bartender was working at the time, but the cashier was happy to pour my wife a beer. The fountain was out of lemonade, so they ran next door and bought one for my daughter.
This place is nothing special, but there’s nothing wrong with it either. We’ll definitely be back.

Extremely unique place! I had my reservations about it but went in on a lark and was pleasantly surprised. They have Chinese, Greek and American food available. It is still fast food but delicious if you keep that in mind. A better choice than the McDonalds down the road to be sure. I wasn’t super fond of their Orange Chicken, it was a little bland but I’ve also tried their Gyro and Sweet & Sour Chicken and liked them both. It’s a great place for a quick meal and the atmosphere is surprisingly hip inside. We will go back often, especially when the family comes to town (they sometimes have problems deciding what they’d like to eat).

The Food Court is a unique place. A former gas station that has been turned into a restaurant, this is place where you can order Chinese, steak, Greek, a burger and spaghetti and meatballs. Once upon a time there was sushi but that is no longer available.
On this night, I ordered the steak ($ 12.99) and crab rangoon on (couldn’t turn down the up sell this time). Steak is about a 10oz portion that comes with your choice of fries or rice, Greek salad and pita. For the price, there’s better value at other Greek fast food establishments. The one nice thing that they do is separate the food in foil so the juice from the steak doesn’t get everywhere. I asked the steak to be cooked at medium rare, which was closer tovmedium. It appeared more that they forgot to flip and cooked one side and seared the other more than anything. The rest of the sides were nothing to write home about, crab rangoon is the same you can get at other places.
The restaurant also added a happy hour with prices between 25−35% off their retail prices. I didn’t try any, but I’d give it a shot.
Overall, it’s what I expected given the name. The establishment has a hybrid feel between a fast food restaurant and a to go line for a sit down restaurant.

One of the quirkiest places I have ever seen. Its a «food court» but its actually just one restaurant that makes nearly every major cuisine type. Friends think I am joking or lying until I bring them there. The same cooks make everything from tacos to sweet and sour chicken to steak to pasta. If you need some decent food fast or are with people who have very different tastes, this is the place to go. They make everythinig and its generally average food that tastes decent but won’t wow you. They recently added a bar as well. I will also note the interior is surprisingly upscale considering the type of restaurant it is.

I have avoided this place since it opened — frankly because it freaked me out. But to my surprise the food here is pretty decent. I have only tried the greek salad and the hot sour soup but both were good. The greek salad was especially good — fresh crisp lettuce and a great dressing.
The menu here is crazy — pretty much everything from Italian to Sushi.
I have friends who get sushi here and claim it is decent also. I will definitely give them another shot at more menu items.

The menu is an interesting array of options that include pizza, burgers, phillys, gyros, tacos, spaghetti, chinese and sushi. Well… that should’ve been my first clue.
On the recommendation of my dining companion I ordered the regular gyro with a side of fries while she ordered the chicken gyro with a side salad — two lunches for $ 18 — a bit on the high side for gyros.
While the fries were crispy, hot and tasty, the gyro fell short. The meat slices were too thick and not crisped up enough on the griddle. These meat chunks were wrapped in a soft pita bread with a light sprinkling of thin sliced white onion, a small clump of sauce, a half leaf of romaine lettuce and a slice of under ripe tomato.
While my experience was less than stellar, the place was doing a nice lunch business with plenty of dine-​ins and carry-​outs. And yes, folks were ordering the burgers, the chinese, the spaghetti and the gyros, so apparently this eclectic menu is working for lots of folks.

I try to write my reviews with, «for what it is» in the back of my mind, and for what The Food Court is, it’s absolutely top notch! Super tasty food, huge portions, clean restaurant, friendly service, and excellent prices. I got the gyro salad for lunch today. At first $ 9.19 for fast food lunch seemed high, although I did order it with extra meat, but when I opened it I was very pleasantly surprised. It was enough food to absolutely stuff me to the gills for lunch. In fact, I may wind up skipping dinner, I’m so full!
My diet doesn’t allow for starchy carbs, so I can’t comment on their chinese or sushi dishes at this point, but I can guarantee you I’ll be back for lunch often just on the strength of the gyro salad!

This place opened earlier this month and seems to be still working out some kinks. I was skeptical of a restaurant advertising gyros, phillies, burgers, pizza, Chinese, AND sushi (what a combination!), but I guess that’s the «food court» aspect.
The Greek was actually pretty good for fast food Greek. I consider the most important part of any gyro to be the tzatziki sauce (and always get extra) and theirs was yummy.