Banks Food Hall is Columbus, Georgia’s premier dining destination, featuring a diverse selection of local food vendors and craft drinks. From gourmet street food to specialty coffee, there’s something for everyone in our vibrant and family-friendly space. Whether you’re grabbing a quick bite, enjoying a relaxed meal, or meeting with friends, Banks Food Hall offers an inviting atmosphere for food lovers looking for unique and flavorful options. Discover where Columbus eats – visit us today!
Andres
It’s a hall with a wide variety of food. You can find Korean food, Mexican food, ice cream, and more. It’s very spacious, has plenty of room, and is very clean.
… moreJames Whitten
Its a nice spot with about 7 different vendors with food and drink. We visited with family and had food from The Hotdog Factory and Angry Wings. The Angry Mandu (pot sticker) were very good, Chicken Fried rice with fried egg on top was on point. The Italian sausage dog was fresh and hot and delicious. The Detroit dog was grilled to perfection. Chicken tenders were fresh too, fries were awesome. The cheese burger was hot and fresh.
… moreMary Tom Jenkins
Great place with several food options…pizza, bakery, coffee, Filipino, bar, ice cream, taco, poke, hotdogs, hamburger. It’s located in Uptown Columbus by the river. Nearby is rafting, zip lining, paddle boarding, playground River walk. Dog friendly outdoor dining!
… moreRandal Roberts
Banks Food Hall is an awesome addition to Uptown Columbus. Currently featuring 5 vendors (Fountain City Bakeshop, Poke Sun El Primo Taqueria, Jeremiah’s Gelato, and Maltitude bar), Banks has something for everyone!
We tried 2/5 offerings: Fountain City Bakeshop serves up offerings similar to their Broadway location, with an emphasis on familiar and new baked goods, freshly brewed coffee, and similar items. The Poke place was good; their food is fresh and flavorful.
The atmosphere is what really makes Banks special. Food can be enjoyed in either indoor or outdoor seating areas, which are spacious and plentiful. The proximity to the Chattahoochee River and it’s offerings makes for a cool place to have some dowtime between river activities.
Our main concern is competition — with similar and more familiar offering located nearly blocks away (Fountain City’s main location, Barbaritos, Freeze Frame, Samurai, etc), Banks’ premium food costs may not be completely worth the price of admission.
We are very much looking forward to seeing what’s to come for Banks’ future, including hopefully some more varied options that aren’t readily available (for slightly less dough) only a short walk away. There’s plenty of additional space for more vendors, which, if selected properly, will push Banks from good to great.
Banks Food Hall is unlike anything Columbus Georgia has so far, and that’s a great thing. The city is in desperate need of revitalization, and projects like this are exactly the key to remaining relevant in the shadow of the almighty Atlanta.
… moreGeorge Kinyua
First time here and I loved it. From ice cream shop, coffee spot, bar, filipino cuisine, mexican cuisine bar and hotdog and burger. It is across the river and ziplining. Its cheaper than restaurants nearby and they also have an outdoor seating. Its busy on weekends but space is pretty much enough. There’s also a good fishing spot down the stairs by the river
… moreRyan
Banks Food Hall is a pretty cool experience. A lot of small restaurants in a small area. I got the hot dogs. I have been twice. The first time I got the BLT and Detroit Coney dog. Anything wrapped with bacon is a plus for me. The second time I go the Jamaican Jerk Chicken dog and the Italian dog. The Jerk chicken hit dog was extremely good. The jerk sauce and the topping were spicy but darn good. If you come to town please try this place out..
… moreC J
The inside of this place is ok, but there isn’t really many choices. When I read it was a food hall I was thinking it would have at least 10 restaurants, but that wasn’t the case. It has a lot of open space in the middle. Maybe demand is just not there to support it.
The bar inside was awesome though. They have a lot of tap beers and I think it’s the best thing about the entire food hall.
… moreAlx C
I like this place with several very different cuisine. The specialty hot dogs, Philippino cooking, Mex, Tex-Mex tacos, coffee/bakery shop and watering hole with 15-20 flavors of local brewery.
Unlike lot of downtown tourist areas with few super expensive parking fees there is plenty of free parking spaces.
… moreCynthia Rangel
Great variety of food for the whole family. Filipino, Mexican, ice cream & Italian ice, hot dogs, poke’ bowels. A park with water pad for kids and the river walk is all within walking distance. Have fun and grab your friend to zip line across the river from Georgia over to Alabama!
… moreTabitha
First time here and I will definitely be back to try all the places here! Poke bowl was my first stop, had yellowfin and shrimp with brown rice, edamame, cucumber, fried onions, sesame seeds, garlic, lettuce, carrots, aoli and yum yum sauce. Had the large bowl which was like $15ish and well worth it. The other bowl was salmon and great as well. So healthy, so delicious and the customer service was awesome! Also went to the bakery there and got a vegan chocolate chip cookie, carrot cake cupcake and an apple caramel pastry thing! Warmed that pastry in the microwave for like 15 seconds…so delicious I can’t even explain and the vegan cookie was like a salted chocolate chip and was one of the best I’ve ever had! Cupcake was everything! Customer service was also amazing! Can’t wait to go back and try the other eatery’s there!!
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