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Hall On Mag Food Hall Opening This Fall In New Orleans

New Orleans is getting a new food hall and event space on the xxx neighborhood. Hall on Mag is poised to open its doors in fall 2022, according to a news release.

The Hall on Mag is the highly anticipated establishment from entrepreneur Jamal Wilson, who also ran food halls in Orlando (now closed) and Tampa. The structure, spread out over 8,800 square feet, will feature several food stalls for eateries as well as a cocktail bar called “The Library.” There will also be a large, central cocktail bar and pop-up champagne bar.

Why New Orleans? You may ask. Here’s what Wilson said in a written statement. “The culinary scene in New Orleans is unmatched – it perfectly encapsulates the melting pot of cultures and the vibrancy of the city.”

“As someone that thrives off collaboration, I’m thrilled to bring The Hall experience to New Orleans to help showcase the best culinary talent the city has to offer through an elevated hospitality experience.”

Jamal Wilson

What Are The Tenants In Hall On Mag?

The tenants that will be in Hall on Mag are the following:

  • South & Common (Southern Faire comfort food)
  • Amato Italia (Italian fusion with a modern twist)
  • Ja Nai (Japanese street food and sushi)
  • American Culture (Elevated American cuisine including creole, Asian and soul)
  • Itzayana (Mexican street food)
  • El Greco (Mediterranean seafood concept)

Speaking to The Times-Picayune, Wilson said this isn’t a fly-by-night operation, although you can certainly order lunch to go.

“We’re full service,” Wilson was quoted as saying. “You walk in, you’re greeted by a host, you sit at the table and you can order from any one of our six restaurants off a comprehensive menu.”

Where Is The Hall On Mag Located?

The Hall on Mag is located at 801 Magazine St. New Orleans, La. 70130 in the space formerly occupied by the Auction House Market. Here is a map to help you find it.

Final Word

Foodies are waiting in anticipation for the Hall on Mag to open this fall. The establishment is another black-owned business that New Orleans has become known for. Check out the city’s best black restaurants.

Keisha Smith

Keisha Smith is a Contributing Writer who attended college at Southern University A&M College in Baton Rouge. She is currently writing a book on south Louisiana culture.

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