Harvest Market has been through many iterations of their food court--the latest version is called Hunger Stop. I checked it out recently to see if it
would actually stop my hunger. It did, but in a somewhat sad way. The
store was pretty empty, and it took awhile for the counter guy to find
me. While I waited I looked over the selection. There was a small
selection of diced vegetables etc under saran wrap that I assume was for
the "build your own salad" option. There were some whole rotisserie
chickens sitting out, and a steam table with mashed potatoes, mixed
vegetables, and a rice mix.
The options are very limited, and
ordering anything they had to make from scratch did not look promising,
so when the counter guy came by I asked for a half chicken and 2 sides.
He was very helpful, warming the chicken in the pizza oven for me.
The
vegetables were pretty rare--I could not stab the carrots with my fork.
The rice was sticky and overdone. But all that said, it was not
inedible, actually OK. The chicken was tender and flavorful, even the
breast. $9.99 is the list price for a whole one and it's not bad if you
want to take one home.
But overall the experience was kind of
sad. The food court is a shadow of its former self. It's hard to
recommend eating from it when you have a good coffee shop (Cafe
Artesano) in the building and a very good food truck (Primo's
Venezuelan) right outside.
My Yelp Review
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