Ahh yes, Grand Central Market. This place was on my bucket…read morelist for years now and I'm glad I crossed it off. Definitely a must check out spot in downtown LA. It's open air so listen, if you go during a hot sunny day like I did, you're going to need something cold to cool you down. I suggest a 40 or a cold brew if you don't drink lol Or I would say, bring those battery operated personal fans. I tried Villas Tacos, and I love the use of blue corn tortilla. They got a sampler dish if you don't know what to eat. I also ate Thai food, and that was amazing too. Literally, so many spots to try out. Food heaven for the foodies. Parking. I mean, I paid at the lot next to it but I paid $10 before a certain hour.. all day too! I think there's a parking garage next to it but idk the prices or anything. Definitely a must try. Go Dodgers!

Grand Central was perfect to eat different types of foods. Parking was on the location for $5…read more The place was super hot but it's LA in the summer. I ordered a pupusa and some empanadas. My favorite empanada from Nonna's was the Guava one. It was delicious. We orders 6 different ones but that one was the best one I enjoyed the most. I liked all their different murals with Coby and of course my favorite Dodger OTHANI. .

So many choices! How are you supposed to pick one?? Overwhelmed by choices, I luckily had to choose…read morequickly as some stalls started closing down for the night. I went with a couple of friends for dinner- we were around the area and thought it was an opportune time to show them a place they weren't familiar with! I've been here since I was a kid, and though some things changed, alot hasn't! This was during a world cup game, so it was very lively at pub areas as they were broadcasting live. Everyone was so invested, from the patrons, chefs, servers, and even line cooks! Went to a stall selling the 'best corned beef sandwich' from Magee's kitchen. The servers and cook were super nice and the corned beef on display made my mouth water! It was very good, and paired with their blood orange soda, wasn't too heavy! It was a big enough sandwich that I took the other half home! I also got a cornbread muffin from Gumbo pot- which was good but a little dry. There's plenty of shade, though the area is mostly outdoors- lots of trees and buildings with covers and awnings. There's a fancy French market in there and plenty of eating options (though open hours vary). Come by this historic stop, walk through the Grove, and enjoy the hustle and bustle!

The Bottom Line 4 stars: Unique, historical shopping and dining complex. Huge selection of…read morehigh-quality food, from meat and vegetables to prepared foods to fine dining. A great experience for locals and tourists alike. Location 4 stars: In the Fairfax District area of Los Angeles, to the West of the Grove. It has busy parking lot which is usually quite full. Although some restaurants will validate part of the parking fees, be prepared to pay somewhere between $10 and $56 depending on how long you stay and which stores you visit. Make sure you check the parking rates sign by the entrance and plan accordingly. You can also park in the Grove's multi-story parking structure, but they will not accept validation from Farmer's Market businesses. The Grove also has Valet parking on premises. Venue 4 stars: Nice rustic but well-kept open air set up that has been around for almost 100 years! It is focused on local and international food. As you stroll through the market you will encounter gourmet food stores (such as Monsieur Marcel Gourmet Store), meat counters (such as Huntington Meats), takeout restaurants (such as Stara Polish Pierogi and Sausage, Banana Leaf Singaporean restaurant and Oh My Dumpling Chinese food), and fine dining restaurants (such as ETTORE OSTERIA Italian and Monsieur Marcel French Bistro). Once you are on premises you can use the Grove trolly to visit the (attached) Grove complex.

We want to try going there but they were already closed per security by the entrancs. Online said…read morethey are open until 5 pm but only to find out they are open from 5 am to 9 am. Make sure to go there early as parking is limited.

Went on aSaturday afternoon as the opening hours were listed as being from 8 to 5 every day. We…read morewere turned away because the place essentially closes down at noon on the weekends, as we were told by the gate attendant. He said it is never open on weekend afternoons.

Passing by one Friday evening and there was a steady crowd of folks walking about ordering from the…read morefood stalls. The DJ was spinning Lustt's "Pillow Talk" in the background, and loud conversations can be heard from all directions. The smells were amazing including skewers and freshly made papaya salad as well as sweets. I ordered a stick of grape tanghulu from one of the vendors which happened to be a kid and their grandmother. Other stalls included artwork, cute plushies, and other knickknacks. Some of the B&M shops along the alley were also opened during this hour. Around 7pm it was pretty lively, though after heading to another location and coming back around 10pm, the market does quiet down a fair bit. That said it's worth coming by for great Thai cuisine.

My favorite, go-to food vendor market in LA, hands down. Authentic, vibrant, and just a plain good…read moreole' time, DS night market really knocks it out of the park in terms of organization and quality of vendors. Shoutout to the amazing organizers! Located in Chinatown, this night market has been excellent in terms of revitalizing a once-dead (but historic and very dope) part of LA, as well as a way to support local small businesses. There is live music and karaoke. There are multiple paid parking lots within the vicinity or free street parking if you're willing to walk a few blocks. Without further ado, my favorite vendors include: 1. Thai rodeo bbq (@thairodeobbq) for their AMAZING Thai-style bbq skewers. If you only have the time or space to try one vendor, this is it - WOW. 2. Daeng's desserts (@daengsdesserts) for their standout mango sticky rice. Favorite dessert vendor at DS. 3. On Crunch 88 (@oncrunch88) for their insanely crispy pork belly bowl 4. @saoha.khaosoi for their flavorful khao soi 4. @yummunzpak_la for their spicy papaya salad 5. @bangkokbbqbowl 6. @taliw_thai 7. @mama.sookkao I will forever support DS night market and refer friends and family - what a great addition to LA.

Nice size food court with a lot of interesting stalls and a good variety of food for everyone to…read moreenjoy. Pastrami banh mi is a little steep but worth trying at least once. Garlic butter on the bread is not worth it for two extra bucks. The pho with a short rib for $26-27 seems a little steep but it comes with a lot of meat and the rib is huge with lots of meat. I think it was worth it overall. Might be a little too much if your appetite is not that big. There were other foods but we didn't have time or the stomach space. Service is self-serve, you just order and pick up food by yourself. Ambience is a warehouse that is converted into a food court. There are basic tables and chairs and some countertop seating at certain stalls. We went there on a Sunday and there was a crowd but enough seating for everybody.

Food hall that feels a bit on the newer side (as of 3/2026). This food hall offers a good variety…read moreof different places and types of food. This was my first visit here and to be fair, I already knew what I wanted (I went directly to the & Broth stand), so I didn't really explore or take inventory on all the different offerings. I also noticed that there was a Smog City Brewing location here. I've been a big fan and been to the location in Torrance many times over the years.... Just overall though, finding a seat/ table was easy and I was able to order what I wanted in a very short amount of time, which made my particular experience great. I came in on a weekday afternoon/ evening and the place was pretty chill. I was able to find parking very easily (although the lot got noticeably busier by the time I left). There's street parking in the area as well. I'm curious to see how hard it would be to find parking on a weekend during peak times.

Got some pastries and a slice of mousse cake. Everything was good, not great. Not as good as…read moredesserts you can get at restaurants or other places which offer dessert imo. We shopped around and looked through their fresh foods and produce. Got some pretty good, natural, organic chocolate milk. Wasn't better than Trader Joes chocolate milk but definitely good. All of the employees we spoke with and assisted us were very friendly and informative. This location is definitely not as elite as the NY location but I feel like that is to be expected obviously.

I walked into this supermarket and felt like I'd suddenly landed in Italy…read more The selection is definitely something you don't see every day , most of the products are imported, and everything looks very upscale and luxurious. There's a huge selection of Italian cheeses, drinks, pasta (SO much pasta ), risotto rice, and plenty of other specialty products. Service is normal We grabbed a few slices of pizza and some sandwiches. Honestly, I expected more. The food was pretty average taste-wise. Maybe I just don't fully understand Italian cuisine (NO) , but the pizza slice in the photo was supposed to be a pretty classic combination. Unfortunately, the pesto tasted quite bitter, and I only finished half because I was really hungry. Would I recommend stopping by? Absolutely especially if you're in Century City. You'll definitely find some great Italian products to take home. Just don't go expecting the food from the kitchen to be mind-blowingly delicious. Come for the Italian grocery selection and the experience!

This is a cool spot for a hangout and to experience a variety of restaurants such as as…read moreMediterranean, Caribbean, Filipino, Japanese cuisines as well as enjoy drinks at a bar, boba drinks and ice cream. We came here for Jasmine Creamery and loved the Asian forward flavors such as Lychee, taro, durian, toasted black sesame, Vietnamese coffee and more selections. Service was great as we got to try little spoons of flavors and the employee was kind. I would definitely come back as I hear the Caribbean food is one to try. This place has an upstairs for more seating places. Accessible by elevator or stairs. There are seats outside as well. The women's bathroom even has a child toilet for their size and a steps to reach the soap and faucet. The market hall is definitely a perfect gem for those seeking variety all in one spot.

This historical Food Hall is a renovated Masonic building designed as a welcoming and gathering…read morespace for the community!! Has indoor and outdoor seatings! There are vendors housed here offering global cuisine dishes ! Family owned stalls and aspiring chefs are waiting to serve hungry diners!! Weekend live music can be heard on community events!! Here you'll find : MANDUYO LOTUS & BEAN BAKING with ISH ALMUCHOW ATBP BAR BLOSSOM HONEY & HIVE CARRIBEAN GOURMET JASMINE CREAMERY LA OLLA CUCINA SUSHI ROLAND WAHIB's MEDITERRANEAN TIM's THAI TEA

Awesome space and vibe, great variety of food and drink venues. Interesting history as an actual…read morecitrus packing plant from 100+ years ago. Love coming here whenever my wife and I are down from the Bay area. Parking on the weekend evenings can be a challenge, but it's a short Uber ride from the Disneyland/hotel area. Our favorites are Box Car, Wooden Pearl, the new Moroccan place, and the Blind Rabbit. Only criticism is that the bathrooms are really showing wear and tear. Half the "facilities" aren't working. Vandalism is apparent. Kinda surprising that the owners haven't addressed this.

Anaheim Packing House has such a great variety of food options, so it's easy for everyone in a…read moregroup to find something they like. We especially enjoyed Black Sheep. The food was delicious and definitely one of the highlights of our visit. My only complaint is that it gets really hot inside during the summer. It was uncomfortable enough that it took away from the experience. Adding better air conditioning or improving the cooling would make a huge difference and would make me much more likely to stay longer.

First timer here. 06.07.2026 Sunday…read more I have to say, this place is pretty cool. Many foods to choose from at this location. Lots of Asian eats and a few varieties of La Street Tacos, Italian and Columbian eats. Very warm location. Family orientated. You can feel it when walking around inside. Kids and their parents having a good time. Restrooms is clean and service is friendly. This place also has a bar you can chill and relax. Such mixture and variety of people. I recommend this place. Plenty of eats and sittings for a get together. Plenty of parking but can be crowded at peak times. Good luck on parking. Places similar to Rodeo 39 from experience is LBX in Long Beach, NORTHGATE in Costa Mesa. I recommend to visit and eat! :)

We decided to stop by here for lunch Lots of parking…read more Lots of different types of foods to try Even had a tattoo shop We found a couple of places to try out everything was good I did enjoy the bagel the most

We absolutely love this place. Some describe it as a "Spanish hipster" spot, and that feels pretty…read moreaccurate in the best way. We usually stop by either before or after visiting the barnyard zoo. It's a small place, but offers a great variety of options, Mexican food, pizza (so good), a coffee shop, and even a craft beer bar all in one place. The bar also serves $12 cocktails, which is a nice bonus. It's especially fun when they host events. The combination of good food, good music, and friendly staff makes the whole experience even better. Not to mention, the outdoor area is super cute. Highly recommended!

BLVD MRKT is a small food hall in the city of Montebello. The location doesn't have a parking lot,…read morebut street parking and parking in the residential area. My wife and I have come here a few times to collect our deals from the My SGV passport. I think years back there were way more vendors, but currently there's a small amount of vendors operating. The spots we've tried were: Alchemy Craft: good cocktails! Los Taquero Muchos: bomb tacos! Cold Pizza: delicious pizza options! The vendors we visited were all friendly and accommodating. The vendors inside are Alchemy Craft & Cold Pizza. The rest of the vendors are outside. They offer indoor seating and outdoor patio seating. There are also TVs inside to watch some sports games. Overall, BLVD MRKT has good vendors at the moment making them worth a visit. But tempter the expectations of options as new business are still opening up. ( ^_^)b