Talk:Arden Fair Mall
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[edit] Food Court
My recollection of the only visit that I made to the mall before its big renovation in the late 1980s includes a visit to a food court. The article as written implies that there was no food court prior to that renovation. I did not change the article because I didn't find anything that supports my recollection... or refutes it for that matter. Jim (talk) 17:20, 27 December 2007 (UTC)
- The "food court" you're probably referring to was the old Food Circus cafeteria that existed next to the mall and wasn't included in the mall proper. This, of course, now is the Market Square at Arden Fair with United Artists Theatres, Barnes & Noble and, coincidently, several eateries. A postcard of the place is located here. --PhATxPnOY916 (talk) 01:06, 28 December 2007 (UTC)
