"It's a great place for a casual lunch with close friend(s), especially when everyone wants different things. Everything tasted good, some were amazing and some decent. It really depends on which vendor you end up trying (or you can try a bit form everyone). Overall a very chatty busy atmosphere. One of the vendors sells a loaded fries that was absolutely amazing!"

"The food is so good here and the atmosphere is so pleasant! Although I've been going here for a little over 3 years and every week they kick me outside where it is so hot, there are this group of kids that throw stuff and act wild, I am not part of that group! My mom spoke to TWO of the people here about how I follow the rules and yet they STILL tell me to go outside, I try to tell them I haven't done anything wrong and that I'm not part of there group, but they simply don't care which is so rude, this place is not meant for kids!"

"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!!!!"

"Twice I have brought large groups for a combination lunch and panel conversation at Transfer. The ballroom is a great space for lunch with a large group (40-50 in our case). Cody is the events manager - he saw to our every need on the day of and was professional and communicative leading up to the event. The rest of the staff were warm and helpful. We have ordered from Chottes (twice) as well as Bul Box and Che Empanadas - all were hits with a grad school crowd. The Ballroom area has some privacy from the rest of the hall and the string lights give the location a nice atmosphere. I found the prices reasonable for the food and service received. Speaking as someone who has booked similar events in Raleigh in locations around the city over the years, Transfer has been my favorite venue to work with. I highly recommend them if you need to feed a large group in Raleigh and don’t want to have to worry about logistics."

"February 22 & 23, 2025 - My wife & I were in Raleigh for our daughter’s wedding . . . we decided to try the food court located at 500 East Davis Street. With 10 food vendors offering an eclectic selection, we highly recommend the Transfer Co. Food Hall ! Everyone’s happy with the diversity of food types, especially if in a group of friends or family 😃👍🏼👍🏼 Alimentary At the Left Bank - Italian deli, fresh meats, local cheeses, vegetables Bul Box -Asian noodles, proteins Chef Young Captain Cookie & The Milk Man - baked cookies, and sweets , plus ice cream treats Yatai - fresh sushi, ramon, quesadillas, Baja style tacos Mama Crows Burgers & Salads - yup 👍🏼 Che Empanadas - Argentina’s Empanadas Chhote’s Indian - Vindaloo, masala, naan 👍🏼 Bench Warmers Bagels - All the fixings 👍🏼 Burial Beer Co. - Craft beers on site 👍🏼👍🏼 Dank Burrito- Chef Clarke Merrell homemade salsa, pico, burritos, tacos, and bowls ( Food Truck winner -2014) 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 😃Fun Facts 👍🏼🍤 1925 - Carolina Coach ( Bus) Company 1926 to 1936 . . . Large Garage doing repairs on the busses 1930’s offer service to Fayetteville, Charlotte, and Norfolk, VA 1936 - Trailways merged with Carolina Coach Company 1939 - This garage abandoned, Carolina Trailways moved to South Blount Street 1945 to 1949 - Raleigh used building as maintenance vehicle shop 1950 to 1975 - Sanders Motor Company used location as sales room & repair shop for FORD cars & trucks 1975 to 1995 - City rented space to the Raleigh Rescue Mission J.W. Stone purchased property in 1980’s as a warehouse 2008 - Raleigh purchased building and surrounding property for future development 2019 - Several investors led by Jason Queen renovated & open the building as Transfer Co. Food Hall Wonderful place for lunch & dinner! I hear this is a large event space for rent !"