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Yesterday Bubbly Hall, a new food hall in New Albany, celebrated its grand opening. The indoor market currently features seven local vendors, two bars, a boutique shop, and art exhibition.
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The market space sits on a prominent corner amidst relatively new residential developments in New Albany. There’s a large parking lot in the back.
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Seven vendors are currently open, with an eighth – The Cheesecake Girl – set to open soon. Spread throughout the market are various booths, cab tables, four-tops, and other types of seating. Even on the busy opening night, we were able to find a table to enjoy our meals.
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The food hall features a number of businesses that should be familiar to local diners, like Hoyo’s Kitchen, a long-time family-run Somali shop that also has a stall at North Market.
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We also spotted The Pit BBQ Grille, which has a food truck and a stall at North Market Bridge Park. Next to them is Just Chicken, a fried chicken-centric spot that also has a presence at East Market.
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We also spied Fay’s Crepes, which started as a kiosk at Polaris Fashion Place before opening their own storefront at Easton.
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There were a few new-to-us vendors as well, such as Mr. Hummus Grill & Pizza, which indeed serves a mix of Mediterranean dishes and pizzas.
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This is the first brick and mortar for Seoul Food on the Go…
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…as well as Kiku Sushi.
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We tried a couple different meals on opening night. My 11-year-old gravitated naturally toward fried chicken, so he tried Just Chicken’s sandwich, which comes with a side of fries.
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And I can’t turn down safari chicken on Somali rice at Hoyo’s Kitchen.
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The market also features a couple small bars serving beer, wine, and cocktails.
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In addition to the regular lineup of vendors, Bubbly Hall occasionally hosts food trucks at lunch-time on Mondays. There are smaller temporary stands for market vendors selling produce, jewelry, baked goods, soaps, and other items.
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There’s also the Bubbly Boutique, featuring floral designs and handmade gifts.
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And throughout the space are nicely organized exhibitions from local artists, curated by Sunbear Studios. All the artwork is for sale.
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Starting April 21, Bubbly Hall’s regular hours will be Mondays, 3-10 p.m., Tuesday-Saturday, 11 a.m. to 10 p.m., and Sunday 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. (The bars will typically stay open at least one hour after food vendors close.)
Bubbly Hall
6031 Central College Rd.
New Albany, OH 43054
614-515-5950
Web: bubblyhall.com
FB: Bubbly Hall – New Albany
IG: @bubblyhallnewalbany