Ponce City Market Tour part 2

There is SO much to cover at the Ponce City Market Food Hall. I shot a bunch of pictures on my visit yesterday so I’ll let them do most of the talking

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Many of the restaurants at Ponce City Market are under construction. Here’s a bit of what we can look forward to in a few months

Chef Hector Santiago’s newest venture El Super Pan will open in about a month and a half. 

I even stalked ran into the Chef himself and he was kind enough to take a selfie with me.

I'm a #SUPERFANGIRL of Chef Hector Santiago and I can not WAIT for his new restaurant El Super Pan to open @poncecitymarket …Well I guess I have to wait because it's not open yet, he said they'll be ready in about a month and a half …BTW he is not this short, he was kind enough to squat down a bit so he could be in the pic with yours (vertically challenged) truly @elsuperpan_pcm

A photo posted by sweet savant (@sweetsavant) on Sep 22, 2015 at 9:53am PDT

Husk (Charleston and Nashville) Chef Sean Brock’s casual Mexican restaurant Minero is in the works

Ponce City Market has retained some artifacts found in the old Sears building during renovations

Bellina, Italian market and slow cooked foods, is on its way

Biltong Bar-BEEF JERKY AND BOOZE!! I can’t wait to check this place out when it opens. From Justin Anthony of Yebo and 10 Degrees South

After all that walking around I finally decided where to eat. I hopped on the line at Hop’s Fried Chicken (get it, “HOPPED”?)

mmmmm JUICY

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