Social Food Hall

We loved it!! The food choices were great. The Mrs tried the chicken hibachi from Wasabi Bistro which was delicious and I had the street smash burger from STR Eat Kitchen. It was a really good smash burger. The star of the show was the self serve tap wall. So many great choices and the Mrs even enjoyed the hard cider.

We had amazing food and service. Went to Maillard for pizza. Wow! We will definitely be back. My husband got the Italian meats pizza and I got the mushroom and arugula. So delicious! We also got the PG 13 cheese bread. Yummy! Of course we had enough to have dinner the next day. Just as good cold! A picture of the cheese bread and the mushroom arugula pizza. Worth the trip!

This review is for STREAT Kitchen in social on main. Some items on their menu are coming soon. Seems like they just recently opened. They replaced the Taco place. We ordered the Parmesan garlic fires to share, coney Island dog, and built our own smash burger. Everything was very good the chili actually had a little spice to it on the dog. The fires could have been a little crisper but the plethora of different ketchups and aioli you can get for dipping was awesome.

Loved the atmosphere great place to hand out. I enjoyed the pizza but didn't like the ramen. I played some pin ball, one play was a dollar. They had mini bowling that looked like fun.

As a mom of four, I can’t say enough how grateful I am to have Social Food Hall right here in town. Finding a spot where every child is happy with their meal is no small task, but having so many options under one roof makes it possible—and stress free. Coming from another country and having lived in Elizabethtown for many years, this place quickly became one of my absolute favorites. The staff and vendors, many from different cultural backgrounds, always make it feel like home. Every face you meet here has something kind to say, and it’s rare to find that level of genuine warmth reflected in both words and actions. What I especially love is that every time you go, there’s something new—games, classes, and experiences that make everyone feel included. There’s truly something for all ages.