Usage of "food hall" | TermGallery

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Indoor plaza or common area within a facility that provides a common area for self-serve dinner.

Usage of food hall in English

I'll stock up when they have Bollywood week in the food hall.' 
 Carte Blanche 

There's also a café and food hall, both open seven days a week. 
 The Guardian 

The planned launch date for the food hall and grill is August 17th. 
 The Irish Times 

They were given a tour of Fortnum & Mason's food hall. 
 BBC 

Order from anywhere in the food hall and it will be delivered to your table. 
 The Guardian 

There's a bustling food hall that stays open later. 
 The Guardian 

Its La Grand Epicerie ( food hall) is simply spectacular as is its super-stylish cafe. 
 The Irish Times 

At the 2012 Olympics there was a nutritionist in the food hall telling us, Eat that. 
 The Guardian 

In the food hall Sam Fetisher sidled over to Shadow and smiled, showing his old teeth. 
 American Gods 

Don't miss the Princess Diana memorial downstairs and the food hall is simply out of this world! 
 The South African 

Normal would be about 100, said Vikram Marla, general manager at Exceptional Sausages in the mall's food hall. 
 Reuters 

The food hall is on Dublin's northside and the walk-through mall links Middle Abbey Street and Liffey Street. 
 The Irish Times 

People want good quality food , explains Joe Layden, the owner of the site of Dublin's first gourmet food hall. 
 The Irish Times 

The briefing said Readings will re-imagine the space as a dynamic community hub, and create a destination food hall. 
 Radio NZ 

BLOOMFIELDS, the sparky-new, heavily-touted food hall in Dun Laoghaire, is the lively offspring of a number of different unions. 
 The Irish Times 

Although the store had only just opened, the food hall was busy and there were long queues at the tills. 
 Notes from a Small Island 

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Meanings of food hall in English