North Market Bridge Park — Restaurant in Washington Township

BUYER BEWARE THEY WILL DOUBLE CHARGE YOUR CARD. We went to Pablo’s Havana Cafe and were sure the payment went through the first time, but the guy waited until we were almost back to our table and called us back, saying we “forgot to pay”. We had literally just put in our card pin, left a 20% tip, and picked “no receipt”, after which a big green check mark showed up… but we forgot to pay?? But we trusted him and paid again. Turns out we were right and now have two charges. Tried calling twice to talk to the restaurant about it- they laughed at me and hung up. The second time they sent me to voicemail. Emailed North Market corporate who said “Our merchant is not purposefully defrauding their customers.” Okkkk, didn’t know they were fraud experts but, either way, the merchant is certainly giving the appearance of defrauding customers. Overall food here certainly was not worth this hassle. Breakfast sandwiches were of questionable quality. This business and North Market as a whole def lost us...

Originally, visited the downtown location but it closes early. Bridge Park is open later until 9. Had a craving for fried fish that I could not ignore last night. Coast to Local was at the top of my list. Forgot that the Bridge Park location does not offer fries, but that was okay. Chips did the trick 😋 because the fish is A M A Z I N G. Fried fresh every time. Breading light but so good. Not heavy. House-made tartar sauce was flavorful. Tastes more like remolaude than tartar sauce. I like remolaude better than tartar sauce usually. So another plus in my opinion. Of course, I will be a return customer but more likely to visit downtown location just to get fries as a side over chips. Bridge Park staff was friendly and provided excellent customer service. Thank you for a...

First time visiting this market with friends! This indoor market is gem!

On this day, it appeared to be a having a vendor day; allowing local crafters sell their items. Which I thought was nice, because you were able to browse and then grab a bite to eat.

At this market, the food offerings were full of culture and not your big chain restaurants.

We walked the market first to get a view of the different restaurants. We then found a table. Then we all went our different ways to purchase our food

I enjoyed a fattoush salad with gyro meat from the Tajine House! Another person purchase a lobster sub-sandwich and 2 people at a Cubano sandwich.

After we finish, we took a walk on the bridge. It was a beautiful and chilly pre-winter day. We enjoyed the scenery as we walked...