Definition of food court
: an area within a building (such as a shopping mall) set apart for food concessions
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On a recent Monday afternoon, Emma Halbert sat across from her friend at the Westside Pavilion food court.
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Find the Old Fashioned at the Plaza and Paddock bars as well as at the Behave Yourself bar in the Churchill Downs food court.
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But then more credit cards started offering access, and now the former oasis is more like a crowded mall food court.
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These places offer diners a variety of quality meal options in a community space — think of a food court, but with much better quality food.
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The offerings are endless at these four food courtsL.A.’s roster of food halls keeps getting better.
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Order via a window at the mall food court or pop inside through the restaurant’s dedicated entrance outside.
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My apartment block was approximately two minutes away from a huge shopping mall with an equally huge food court.
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After the tour, there will be lunch in the food court.
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First Known Use of food court
1979
FOOD COURT Defined for English Language Learners
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Definition of food court for English Language Learners
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: an area within a building (such as a shopping mall) where there are many small restaurants that share a large area of tables for their customers
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