We shared a BBQ plates of 3 items. It was pretty good. The staff were nice there. Water is self serve. We also shared a flan for dessert after we walked. I ordered a coffee too. It can be confusing with the different stations having different operating times. For example the bakery was closed after 3 but the BBQ was still open and had dessert available. The coffee needed to be ordered and purchased at the bar. So I guess the name of the place is appropriate because you might have to "assemble" your meal from the different businesses within the one space.
Amazing place! Gorgeous industrial interior in the original Ford manufacturing plant, next to Rosie the Riveter museum.The food is excellent quality - multiple options inaide the market place, seating is comfortable and spacious, and service is fast. Love the cozy industrial vibe and the waterfront views are wonderful.Came for brunch, they also do events and sometimes open the whole glass-house to dinners it looks like!
Great concept! Finally a marketplace in this neighborhood. They have Rocky Island Oyster Co., Tommy’s BBQ Company, Brezo, and Riveter bar! Whatever you’re in the mood for they got it! Very casual but food and service are great! Highly recommend this place.
friendly people here. good service.
We waited for an entire hour just to find out the manager of this place never actually put our order in. Now an hour later our order was actually taken. Terrible service do not recommend.
I ordered fish tacoas from the Assemble menu ~ not super cheap @ $17.00 and was dismayed . Basically what appeared was a salad with a few pieces of semi-charred fish over which was poured 1000 Island dressing. Underneath were several soggy , not-very-good corn tacos. THESE WERE NOT FISH TACOS ! more like some kind of salad . very disappointing.
Looks nice. Crazily overpriced though. ($17 for a chicken sandwich? Really?)
This is the outdoor dock area close to the factory that was used during world war ii for ship construction.
Great food.. Beautiful scenery off the water
We had a great lunch here. It is located right on the water front, next to the Rosie the Riveter museum. The restaurant has a very industrial feel with a lot of the original machinery around the place. Their menu is not extensive but everyone should be able to find something to like. Their salads are very good and their hamburger was outstanding. They also had some nice wines, by the glass. The service was excellent. Try to get a high top table by the window, great view. I think they are only open for lunch.