West Side Bazaar

Chris W. 6 months ago

*Need real utensils! Hot food melts plastic!* This is the main thing that that would bring WSB to unequivocal five star status. As a customer I prefer to eat in, why would I be served all plastic and completely disposable utensils? That is extremely wasteful and not eco-friendly, etc... Management should provide all vendors with dining ware and plates, and a shared dishwasher or something to remedy this. *It makes me (and most others I'd guess) very uneasy to try to eat food out of melted plastic*

JlirJ r 10 months ago

My husband and I had an outstanding experience at La Cocina de Titi Rest.. Latin Cuisine. The restaurant is exceptionally clean and well-maintained, and the quality of the food truly stands out. The La Gozalandia Trifongo with shrimp and chicken was expertly prepared with rich, authentic flavors, and the La Tiguerita de Gladys Mamposteado was cooked to perfection. The fresh passion fruit juice was refreshing and complemented the meal beautifully, and a cup wine. The owners demonstrate excellent professionalism and hospitality, creating a welcoming and enjoyable dining environment. I highly recommend this establishment for anyone seeking authentic, high-quality Latin cuisine.”

Bo P. 10 months ago

West Side Bazaar is basically an international food court that is made up of small business owners from all over the world trying to build up their brand and customer bases. While the majority of the vendors are restauranteurs, there are also other vendors well including clothing and beauty. The space is clean and well maintained with a moderate amount of seating. Regarding the restaurants, they're excellent. You can tell that each food vendor takes their craft seriously as they push out fresh and delicious dishes. The standouts for me include Malkia & Co African Gourmet, which serves homestyle yet high end Congolese food. Their version of dumplings/empanadas/samosas are delicious. Chef Malkia is kind, professional and polite. Chef Big Wayne Jamaican Cuisine is also really really good. Their customer service and wait times can be a little hit or miss, but their oxtails are some of the best I have ever had anywhere, including in Jamaica. In short, West Side Bazaar is definitely a hidden gem with a worthy mission. Totally worth making a part of the regular visit rotation!

Messa L a year ago

Not a bad food court. You might find it not "bustling" enough but I don't mind it at all. Clean, quiet & inviting environment that offers different ethnic food options. I usually come here when I have a longer lunch break. I go to the Thai place, order a quick bite, sit down and chill for a bit afterwards. The community cafe is definitely a neat idea. (Parking by donation across the street)

Rosco the BfLo Cop Critic a year ago

I stopped by to bust Nathalie at Malkia & Co. that served authentic 🇨🇩 Congolese Cuisine. The chicken was amazing with rice and beans 🫘 The chocolate mousse was very good. everything was good 👍🏾 I would highly recommend. There's other business inside to patronize, so check it out. The ginger 🫚 drink was some of the best that I've had. Be careful of the hot sauce. It's seriously hot 🔥 One Thai is very good and the Cookie Jar's told me I would be back after trying her chicken, she's wasn't lying 😋