City Market at Bridgeway Station

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The City Market is the largest food hall in South Carolina and features multiple restaurants. The flagship is Bourbon St Burgers featuring fresh hand patted Angus burgers, fresh seafood, salads and a huge Cocktail Bar with all your favorites. The Food Hall features Hotto Noodle with all your favorite Ramen and Dumplings, Bridgeway Pizza Co serving up hot and delicious NY Style Pizza by the slice and the pie, Lil Burgers features smash burger sliders, Sub Par Sub Shop and Deez Nuts Boiled Peanuts. Bridgeway Public House has 20 Draft choices and over 100 unique bottles and cans of imports and domestics. Cabanas Latin Cantina is on the rooftop with Salsa Dancing and Bands and is open March through November.

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IUReis
Atmosphere great. Great concept.

Bourbon Street Burgers quick spot in the City Market not so great. Ordered bacon jam, pimento cheese and postage stamp size burgers (see photo, Jarritos cap for scale). Mac and cheese on the side, rough. Best part was the bottled drink since they were out of cups. The poor kid working was doing his best but whoever was in the back cooking the burgers….. wth
At the same time waiting had the pleasure of watching the Hotto Noodle guys next door eating pieces of beef off the tray they use for the noodle bowls. Not a great look.

The Cannoli Hole is a cute idea. Pricy but cool.
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Nathan Rutter
DO NOT go to Bridgeway Pizza Co.
Supposedly the pizza in the picture is an Alfredo pizza. I guess a pizza that was horribly cooked with spinach and feta is considered “Alfredo”. Not only was the pizza horrible, the service was disrespectful and rude when we took the pizza back to ask for a refund. The garlic knots were also just glorified knots of bread with no garlic whatsoever.

0/10 do not recommend going here with Bridgeway Station.
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Osonia
Were told we could only order cheese pizza, then had to wait hours for said cheese pizza, then were given the cheese pizza on a piece of cardboard because they somehow ran out of pizza boxes at the pizza restaurant. I wouldn’t recommend a homeless dog eat here, much less any human beings. Save your time and money, it’s probably more sanitary to eat straight off the grass outside.
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Katelyn Kent
We are frequent visitors to bridgeway and love the development. We live very close and like to come by and watch sports on the big screen. Unfortunately, we typically go elsewhere due to the food at the food hall being expensive AND bad. The pub usually has a good beer selection but you will not be able to find even mediocre food for less than $15 a plate. I came by with friends for a basketball game and it was either $18 chicken tenders or a $15 Italian sub with only mayo, ham, pepperoni, and cheese – no lettuce, no tomato, no pickled peppers, no toppings whatsoever. Thank goodness for Rotie or Rocco nearby.
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Michell Ripple
Update: After a spirited conversation with the establishment over the realities of the evening, our party received refunds. Appreciate the acknowledgement of the failures. Hopefully, things improve across the board for this establishment.

Lured here by the Disney trivia and got the full villain treatment. Food took forever to receive. Over an hour for one order. The food was insanely overpriced for the quality. Insanely. I cannot stress that enough. Your air fryer at home is likely more capable of producing food than the vendors at City Market Food Hall. Best part: there was no trivia. Nothing. The pub area was full of people waiting on trivia. People who only came out for trivia. Children. Families. When people starting asking, the bar staff didn’t have a clue and said trivia was on Tuesday. Eventually the manager said the trivia host was a no call, no show. An absolute cluster. It all felt very scammy. The kids got free ice cream in exchange for waiting insane times for food and trivia that never happened. We enjoyed our drinks and friends and that’s it. If you see an event here, proceed with caution and the lowest expectations humanly possible.
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Tony Kiser
Ordered the pizza online. Said it would be ready in 45 minutes. Got there to pick it up. They are out of Gaelic knots. (That I ordered online and paid online) I asked about a refund on the garlic knots and they asked to sub it for another item. I agreed. Food was not ready when I got there. Was another twenty minutes.

But when paying for your food, pay attention. There is a taxes and fees charge. Click on it bc they added $6 in gratuity to my to go order. But then I wanted you to leave an additional tip of min 25%.

A $25 pizza and $6 knots was almost $50. Make that make sense.
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Kelsey Detzner
Tried Sub Par Sandwiches. We arrived just before their opening time at noon but had to wait past that for someone to actually acknowledge us or take our order. There was an employee behind the counter but she did not look up at us or give us a “I’ll be with you in a minute” even when it was past their official opening time. When the employee finally flipped the light on and took our order, I asked for the chicken supreme club, but they were out of three of the five ingredients for the sandwich—she said she “didn’t have a chance to refill them yet” so whatever caused them to open late, it wasn’t readying ingredients. I ordered the chicken, bacon and ranch instead. It was a decent sandwich but nothing to write home about. My boyfriend ordered hibachi from Hotto Noodles down the counter and experienced the same delays and trouble getting an employee to acknowledge him. For me the food wasn’t enough to excuse the service.
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Tyler C
Second time we’ve tried the food court, and we were greatly disappointed again. We went to try the pizza and hot chicken sandwich. The pizza was edible, but the chicken took over an hour to make, was way too salty, and they didn’t use the buffalo sauce as requested. Ended up throwing the sandwich out after 2 bites because it wasn’t worth eating.

Will not be coming back.
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Katarina
Six dollars for a regular sized slice of some of the worst cheese pizza I’ve ever had is ludicrous. I also ordered a cocktail at the near-empty bar and I’ve never seen someone make a cocktail so slow in my life – coming from a bartender. It’s like the speed on all the employees in there is turned down to .25.
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Hannah Shabaan
i am visiting a resident. we are at the pool. when we headed to the pool, i stopped by the bar to buy a beer and encountered no issues. later in the day, i came back down to the city market to buy pizza. i left to go wait in the pool area. a blonde man named logan with a discolored and patchy beard made the kids working buzz me down to tell me they wouldn’t serve me if i didn’t have bottoms on. i said i didn’t have pants because i was at the pool, that i had already paid, and asked if i could just get my food. he said yes. so i am standing here, in front of the pizza store, waiting for my order, with no pants on, because he forced these kids to call me down so he could bully me for not wearing pants. this whole interaction has left me feeling disgusted and uncomfortable. there is no signage regarding clothes being a requirement in the city market area, which is located under the pool. i am a person of color. disgusting behavior by your staff. please do better.

update—i spoke with the manager above logan and she insisted there was signage at the door. i requested an apology from logan, and he obliged but it was not genuine. i have added photos of all three front entrance doors from the court yard and none of them, including the entrance closest to the pool elevator, have any signs regarding dress code. the manager i spoke with did issue a gift card, which i gave to my friend i was visiting, as i will not give this place my money again.
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