Flock

Great place for a group of people with different tastes. Great beer selection. We got HK Bistro which was delicious with big servings. They also have a pastry shop. You basically order from any business AB’s spot wherever you like. Would definitely go again.

I got the quesadilla plate and the flavor of them were very robust. The sauces pair with them add an additional flair to the whole meal and elevates it to another level. I will say the food was on the pricier side, but the food quality and venue make up for most of it. Overall a good experience and would go again to try the other food available.

Great food hall in downtown pdx. There was a private event here taking up part of hall... I'm not sure if it was mostly seating or what, but i was happy with the food spots that we available to us. We tried HK bistro (we got dumplings & jia jang myeong noodles), BBQ chicken (we got the secret sauce fried chicken & ddeok bokki) & birrieria la Plaza (we got the tacos plate). Everything was good!

Man did they do these incredible vendors dirty! First they delay the opening for years. Finally got to go tonight. Ordered from Pan Roast and everything we ordered was 5 stars amazing food! But what the hell is with this horrible sterile florescent lit place. It was the most uncomfortable cold awful place I have ever eaten in downtown Portland. Like worse than a 90s mall food court. I guess it's made for just to go food? This is advertised as an event space? For who? I expected at least Pine Street Market. This was Gateway Mall in Springfield.

I went to pan roast. It was amazing. I highly recommend it. I got the halibut pasta really good. Plenty of seating, good food. Everybody can get what they want

This food court has a great location, conveniently situated beneath the Ritz-Carlton. The variety of restaurants is impressive, offering a good selection of food options. Service was great, and the food itself was solid, my favorite was the new BBQ Chicken, though on the pricier side. It’s more of a grab-and-go spot, as seating is very limited and hard to find. Expect a crowded atmosphere, especially during peak hours.

Cool venue with lots of promises with local restaurants and variety. My visit here was a bit of a letdown as service and food quality wasn't as good as I felt it could have been.

This is a nice option if you're looking for a variety of food in one place. The indoor food hall setup is a big advantage, especially if you want the food truck experience without worrying about the weather or finding a place to sit. The food was good, but nothing particularly stood out compared to what you can find at many other food trucks or food halls. Still, it's a convenient spot with plenty of choices, and I'd happily eat here again if I were in the area.

Excellent place! Some tasty and unique food here. Beer bar on one side and wine bar on the other. Some board games, ev basketball shooting game, claw machines, coin changer for them. Clean and everyone smiles. Each on has a pretty big iPad where you order and each menu item has a picture on iPad screen, so a lot easier to decide. Recommend! 🌟

The Flock food court in Portland is a unique and trendy dining destination, featuring a curated selection of vendors and a bar offering a variety of international cuisines. The setup is casual and modern, with lots of seating, an all-digital ordering system, and an industrial interior that adds to its appeal. It’s an ideal spot for groups or adventurous eaters looking to explore flavors from Korea, Hong Kong, Lebanon, Maine, and Mexico. The bar is a highlight, with plenty of brews and ciders on tap and well-made cocktails. The lemongrass gin and tonic stood out as a particular favorite. However, the prices are on the higher side for such an informal setting, with dishes averaging around $25. On our first visit, we sampled one or two items from each of the six vendors to create a custom tasting menu. The food was prepared quickly (under 20 minutes), and here’s our breakdown: HK Bistro: Chengdu Street Noodles – Served cold and authentically reflective of Hong Kong street food. Pan Roast: Shrimp, Crab, and Avocado Stack – A standout dish for us; light and flavorful, though heavy on the garlic. The tortilla chips could have used more salt. Queen Mama: Mezza Platter – Opinions were mixed at our table; some loved it, while others weren’t as enthusiastic. A heads-up: their popular Dubai chocolate bar was sold out by 4:00 p.m. on a Thursday, so plan accordingly. BBQ Chicken: Half and Half (Golden Original/Secret Sauce) – The Korean fried chicken was exceptionally hot (temperature) and crispy. The secret sauce was overly sweet for our taste, so we recommend sticking with the original. Overall, The Flock offers an eclectic mix of dishes in a vibrant setting. While the pricing may feel steep for a casual food court, the variety, convenience, and quality drinks make it a fun option for food lovers willing to splurge a bit.