Transfer Co. Food Hall

Josue Rodriguez 8 months ago

Loved it!!! We tried several restaurants and they were so delicious!!! The Mexican/Japanese fusion of La Fonda Lupita and their staff was spectacular!!! That Mango Tango Roll and Birria Buns...WOW!!!!

Angelica Perea 4 months ago

We just stopped by tonight, and the options look great. However on a Friday night at 9pm there's only one option open. The food was great, the servers were really nice. The only disappointment was getting a miniscule slice of yuzu cheesecake for $5 It was delicious, but so very small....

P H 4 months ago

Relaxed cafeteria style atmosphere with a nice variety of food choices. Husband and I chose different options from Alimentari and Empanadas Tranraleigh. Not just typical American!

Richard Gantt 4 months ago

I recently visited Transfer Can Food Hall and had high expectations based on the buzz surrounding the place. However, I was disappointed to find out that they do not allow service dogs, which is surprising for a venue that aims to be inclusive. As someone who relies on a service animal, it was disheartening to be turned away. Service dogs are trained to assist individuals with disabilities, and their presence should be welcomed in all public spaces. While the atmosphere and food options were appealing, the lack of accommodation for service dogs is a significant drawback that affects accessibility for many. I hope the management will reconsider their policy to ensure a more inclusive environment for everyone.

Cole Nisson 3 months ago

Love this food hall in Olde East Raleigh. The vendor mix is excellent, the empanadas from Che Empanadas are incredible, the Filipino food from TanaBana is authentic and delicious, and the ice cream from Lumpy's is perfect. The space is bright and airy in a renovated warehouse. Great craft beer at the bar. The outdoor patio is perfect when the weather's nice. Feels more community-focused than Morgan Street, which I appreciate.