Fun place! Lots of options! Felt a bit pricey for a food court but we enjoyed dinner here and everyone got something they liked from poke to pizza to Mediterranean food.

I had a great grilled cheese, my dates got African food, a burger and a sandwich. There is something for any appetite- and lots of price points. The bar served good cocktails and the service was friendly. There is tons of seating and would be great for a big group. Free parking in the garage was a bonus!

The city foundry has come a long way since its inception. What began as a food hall with a few small shops has blossomed into a happening hub. The foundry has expanded to more restaurants, more experiences, and more events. The food is all fresh and local. And, it offers a diverse selection of grub for all preferences and palettes. A few of my favorites include subdivision, expat, fordo's, poptimism. If you aren't feeling food you can hit the shops or play some putt putt. If those do not sound appealing then you can play some virtual reality at sandbox vr. So many options for any and all! The foundry is a must hit for locals and visitors alike!

What a come up the City Foundry has become. I came here when they were first opened and had limited food spots and nothing else. So to come back and see what the district has become is awesome! So many shops and eateries and entertainment venues to frequent is amazing. Food hall all staff were friendly, welcoming and eager to inform you on their food items . Walking around I got some ideas on what I wanted to come back and try for adult fun/family entertainment. Sandbox VR and Putt Shack are definitely on my radar. Museum of illusion caught my eye as well . Candle fusion on the list to name a few. Kudos to the developers on building this strip. Great for neighborhood jobs as well I'm sure .

City Foundry is such a cool place, and a cool attraction, both for locals and for tourists visiting the area. There are several different things to do, and the vibe is trendy. One of the biggest draws is Alamo Drafthouse, which is why we were there. Before the movie, we had a very nice lunch in the Food Hall at Sub Division Sandwiches, and then we had a cocktail at The Kitchen Bar. The Theater itself was also a lot of fun. One of the great things about Alamo Drafthouse is that they don't put up with talking or texting during the movie. All theaters ask you to be polite in that regard, but Alamo actually enforces it. They also don't allow latecomers. In a world where theater etiquette often seems to be a thing of the past, it's refreshing to attend a movie knowing that rude patrons won't be tolerated. City Foundry has much more, so we'll definitely be returning. You can rent a bike from Urban Shark, enjoy a game of miniature golf on one of the most unique courses I've ever seen, grab a glass of wine at City Winery, or visit an optical illusion museum. In the Food Hall you have a lot of choices for food and drink, and there is so much more. This is a St. Louis attraction that the city can be very proud of.

They have underground covered parking which worked out perfectly since it was raining. We only toured the food court with our granddaughter for lack of time. The food court had many options. We ordered food from an Afro Caribbean restaurant, a Jamaican, and a Mediterranean place. We didn't get to do all the activities available. All the services that were provided were top notch. My granddaughter ordered wings that were cooked to order with seasoned fries. She really enjoyed them. I ordered shrimp and grits that were very flavorful but they were just lukewarm. I liked the flavor. My wife ordered a chicken rice dish with cabbage. She thought it was great. I ordered a chicken shawarma wrap for my grandson. Jury is still out because we ordered it to go. I ordered Baklava which looked like it was made offsite. It was very flavorful. My granddaughter ordered ice cream with sprinkles and she loved it. The restrooms were very clean. The overall experience was very positive and we will return.

Parking in the garage was easier than expected (though bumps in the middle might assist all the... specially challenged... drivers who couldn't consider a 2 way traffic flow. The choice of restaurants is fantastic. The restrooms were clean. The musician performing was lovely. The lights added great ambiance. My first time here, but definitely won't be my last.

The City Foundry serves as our Food Hall. The restaurants in the Food Hall must be a local restaurants. They cannot be a chains Over 100 years ago, this was Century Electric company, a beacon of industrial progress in Midtown St. Louis. This site has been a symbol of innovation and community forever and it commemorates both still today. The City Foundry has a little bit of everything. It has a movie theater, a putt putt golf spot, retail, office space, etc. Enjoy!