Track 15 — Restaurant in Providence

I don’t write reviews often, but I felt the need to share some honest feedback in hopes these issues can be addressed. I wanted to like Track 15—I really did. It’s a welcome new addition, but there are several problems that took away from the experience.

First, the food is overpriced. Most menu items hover above $20, which feels steep for casual food hall-style dining. Drink options are very limited and cost $9 for a beer and $13 for a cocktail. Therefore, expect $30+ for a drink and meal.

The food was good, but not great. Needed more seasoning or flavor for the price range.

Second, there are very few gluten-free options. Some of the food stalls had no GF choices at all, which makes it tough for anyone with dietary restrictions.

Third—and maybe most frustrating—is the access issue. If you’re coming from Memorial Boulevard (by the mall or train station), it’s practically impossible to get in on foot or by bike. It’s fully fenced off from that side, which makes no sense for a spot that should be walkable. There’s only one staircase down from the Kennedy Plaza side, and good luck finding it. Otherwise, you're stuck walking through the parking lot or driving in.

For parking, there’s no clear info on fees, and the whole system is confusing.

Track 15 has potential, but right now it’s just not living up to the...

Not many places are worth sitting down and writing a review for, but here I am, so I hope you take my word for it.

Track15 exceeded every single one of my expectations. After walking in and being greeted by a friendly, cozy atmosphere, the smell of the different types of cuisines they offered got me excited to try every single dish. I came with some of my best friends and we all ordered food from different vendors so we could try it all. The tacos from Dolores steal the show for me. As a Mexican international student, I’ve always been looking for authentic tacos and these are as close as you can get. Their freshly made tortillas are a great plus.

The venue used to be an old train station, and the fact that they kept that theme to honor the history of the building is amazing. Everyone was extremely friendly, and some of the staff at the different merchants would even remember and call me by my name when I came back to pick up my food. The space overall, including the bathrooms, were very clean, and there’s always staff making sure the table stays clear for your next dish. I definitely need to come back to try more things and maybe catch a game on...

Track 15 - A Delicious Surprise

Walked over to check out the new space for one of my favorite burger joints and ended up pleasantly surprised by Track 15. It’s a modern food hall with a little bit of everything—Italian, Mexican, Indian, and gourmet pizza all under one roof.

Mother – Tried the pepperoni pizza and it was definitely worth it. Oven-fired, fresh, and packed with flavor. Ordering was a breeze, and I loved getting a text when my food was ready.

Dream Burger – This one lived up to the name. Delicious, high-quality meat and crispy steak fries that hit the spot.

Dune Brothers – I’m not big on seafood, so I didn’t try it myself, but others in my party did. They said the chowder and clam cakes were delicious, though the $36 entrée felt a bit overpriced.

Gusto – Wrapped things up with a panna cotta for dessert. Not really my thing, but it was interesting and not bad at all.

The space itself is great for groups—everyone can grab what they want but still sit down and enjoy the meal together. Bonus: they have their own parking lot, and on Sundays, street parking is free.

Definitely worth checking out if you’re...