The South's 14 must-visit food halls

Here's a list of the best food halls around, if you find yourself in the South and in need of a bite to eat.

Mercantile and Mash

Charleston, SC (Mercantile and Mash)

Opening its doors in October 2015, inside of an old cigar factory, Mercantile and Mash offers a unique selection of homemade items and local products, including charcuterie, cheese, wine, baked goods, locally roasted coffee, grab-and-go items, gifts and cookware, and other gourmet food essentials.

Mercantile and Mash 701 East Bay Street Charleston, SC 29403 https://www.mercandmash.com/

Ottenheimer Market Hall

Little Rock, AR (River Market)

The River Market’s Ottenheimer Market Hall permanently houses fifteen merchants offering a truly international bazaar of food, specialty items, coffees, groceries and fresh take-out.

It is the perfect place for breakfast, lunch and grab-and-go snacks. You’ll find hand-crafted artisan breads and pastries,gourmet coffees and espresso drinks. There is authentic Mexican, a variety of Asian offerings, and Middle Eastern cuisine, Continental and comfort food. The Market Hall also offers a large comfortable seating area and free wireless internet.

Ottenheimer Market Hall 400 President Clinton Ave. Little Rock, AR 72201 https://www.rivermarket.info/learn-more/market-hall.aspx

St. Roch Market

New Orleans, LA (St. Roch Market)

St. Roch Market is a southern food hall featuring a diverse lineup of food and beverage purveyors. Open daily, the market offers a unique dining experience along with great shopping and an excellent craft cocktail bar. For entrepreneurs, the Market represents the ultimate platform to grow a food brand and build consumer exposure.

St. Roch Market 2381 St Claude Avenue New Orleans, LA 70117 https://www.strochmarket.com/