Local A-10 para lo que necesite. Ropa de hombre Mujer Levi's, Ben Davis, Wrangler , Pro Club,…read morecamisas Ben Davis, Dickies, Chamaras Dickies, Wranglers.

Super expensive and the food is nasty ... take care of your stomach. Greasy and old food.read more

Second and fourth Thursday of every month ! DJ music food trucks so much fun. Come support Downey's…read morenight time farmers market. Bring the family and then send them home and go to karaoke at Epic! #SummerNightsinDowney #KaraokeNightEpic #DowneyGirl

East Los Angeles may not be the most visibly active center of Latino LGBTQ social activity although…read morethere are Chico, Redz Angelz, Mi Centro. However, Queer Mercado only established in the summer of 2021 is becoming a focal point of the Queer Latino community.  Diana Díaz, one of the three founders of the Queer Mercado: "Diaz wanted a space that would help LGBTQ Latinas and Latinos find footing in their communities -- someplace that would make them more visible and, perhaps, offset the ongoing gentrification in East L.A. Although there are LGBTQ bars, restaurants and clubs scattered across Los Angeles, they are few and far between east of downtown. "That's power," Diaz said. "By being more visible, we increase tolerance and eventually gain more acceptance.""  Queer Mercado is an oasis especially for LGBTQ members of East Los and beyond to mingle, network, find acceptance, be in a safe place. Beyond that, QM also serves as an important entrepreneurial training ground and confidence builder for those going into business for themselves.  So come to the Queer Mercado to support a community deserving of respect and recognition. The number of vendors has grown from 42 to 130. So there is plenty to look and buy some original products.  Open every 3rd Saturday from 10am to 4pm in the parking lot of Hilda L. Solis Learning Academy. Because of its outdoor site, inclement weather will force cancellation of the Mercado.  5 stars for creating healthy, safe, accepting venue for the community.  Queer Mercado in East Los Angeles caters to LGBTQ+ Latinos - Los Angeles Times https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2022-08-16/queer-mercado-east-los-angeles-latino-lgbtq-community

We came here to check out the market as we've done it in other cities…read more We liked the different options to the market. It was a lot of different food groups which were great to see. We tried a few different places and liked it. I would come back again!

I was staying in DTLA and decided to hop over here to grab breakfast at Eggslut. I like the idea of…read morethe market. Lot of vendors that have a history with the greater LA area, so it avoids the gradual rise of gentrification which can occur with most food halls and markets in the U.S. I like the open air concept where you can just chill inside or outside and enjoy some good food or brews. You could easily hang out here for several hours, but I had a busy day so that couldn't happen for me. Because I was walking distance, it was a must visit. Not sure if I'd drive into here, but do visit if you can get there via public transport.

Excellent service and food is always amazing when I come. Would definitely recommend to othersread more

I have been here twice, and it is always such a fun experience. The food is always delicious and…read morecompletely affordable. The food vendors are always so nice and help you order if you are not sure what to get. There is music playing, great food, and just an overall fun unique thing to do in Los Angeles. If you like street food and street vendors, you need to RUN here! The only thing I wish they had more of was bathrooms, I think they have about two Porta potty's. And more places to sit and eat. Every time I've been we are always able to find a little table, but it is hard to come across. Overall, 10 out of 10 would recommend. This is such a fun place to get food especially if you are an adventurous eater. Even if you are not, they have some pepperoni pizza you can grab as well

Tons of food stands and merchants! I was a bit disappointed in the food selection but I bet there…read morewould be more food stands during the spring and summer. We got papas fritas/potato tornado, buneulos, tacos, watermelon agua fresca, and birria. There was live music while we were there next to the beer garden. Many stands take zelle so bringing cash isn't necessary. Parking is $10 though.

Ave 26 Family Night Market is one of the two spin-offs from the original Ave 26/Artesian Night…read moreMarket in Lincoln Heights (shutdown by the city in August 2021 - the other market is called Ave 26 On Imperial close to Downtown LA). [Hours]: Every Saturday from 5 PM to 11 PM. Fridays will be closed in summer 2023 as the organizer wants to focus all energy and resources on a single day. [Parking]: $10 per vehicle. Confusing parking entrance with another misleading "parking" entrance, but the entrance is not right if (1) no one is collecting $10 and (2) visitors should not be driving on a dirt road. [Activities]: Currently the night market offers the following activities - free bull rides from 5 PM to 6 PM, free slime shop for the first 20 kids at 7 PM, free face painting from 7 PM to 8:30 PM, music performance from 8 PM to 10 PM, and clown show from 6:30 PM to 7 PM. [Vendors]: Admission is free, but please note that this night market has a security guard and the guard will check bags for all visitors. As the name implied, this is a "family" night market so do expect to see naughty d-cake. Our party came at 6 PM and most vendors didn't have crazy long waiting lines. There are slightly less food vendors here comparing with vendors at Ave 26 On Imperial. About 20% of vendors were selling accessories at the entrance. Some examples include: # Birria World # Two Six Kitchen (quesadillas) # Local Fish Tacos (tacos de pescado y camarón) # Carnitas Estilo Michoacan Ave 26 (carnitas tacos) # Tacos de Canasta "El Rey" (tacos de canasta aka basket tacos) # Tacos Dorados La Gringa # DragonFire BBQ (Asian skewers) - no waiting line # Tacos El Champ (TJ style) # Chiky Pancakes # Unknown boba stand # Valerie's Apples (candy apples) # Unknown pupusas stand # Unknown soul food stand # Unknown pizza stand *** Carnitas taco from Carnitas Estilo Michoacan Ave 26 ($5): Surprisingly delicious with flavorful pork. Asada and al pastor tacos from Tacos El Champ ($3 each): Probably the least expensive tacos visitors will find here - both tacos were pretty solid. Pupusa (pork and cheese with tomato sauce + salad - $4): Honestly it was the worst dish I had for the day. Pupusa and salad didn't taste good salad and tomato sauce was ... sub-par at best. *** While the night market is certainly family friendly, Ave 26 On Imperial or Night Market El Gato are much better options for anyone who's looking for more foodie options.

Not sure they're thriving. Only open 1 day a week for only 6 hrs? That's no way to keep up the…read morepickleball life. Entrance was locked when I came by. I'm from outta town, so can't be picky when I'm available to stop by for some shopping or pickling. Unfortunately their website (Los Feliz Flea Market or Rex Pickleball) doesn't accommodate free drop-in pickleball, only expensive reservations. Limited street parking. When planning my LA-cation, I was so excited to include pickleballing atop Vintage Land in my itinerary. Disappointed that town's falling on hard times. LA isn't what it used to be.

Where else can you find outdoor, rooftop shopping and free parking downtown? I found out about…read morethis place from the strategically placed signage on the side of the building while driving on the 110 freeway. It's open every Saturday and Sunday. My first visit was on a Saturday. Staff direct you to the garage parking lot. I took the stairs to the rooftop. I first noticed the row of port-a-potty's. There are rows of vendors selling new and used merchandise. I purchased a blouse for $2 and skirt for $5. Both new. What a deal. There are also a couple vendors selling food. There are tables and chairs available to sit down.

Spent $885 dollars with them. Refused to give me $15 off a bundle deal after buying there elk head…read morefor $700, (they said $1000 OBO). Guy starts throwing a minor hissy fit about having to "take it down now" after shaking hands. So funny to me that they are complaining on doing a near $1000 dollar sale. I cant imagine there doing business like this regularly and they have no respect for any customer let alone someone spending nearly $1000. Place and owners are a joke. DONT DO BUSINESS HERE. MIND YOU, after all that, the owner has the guts to ask for 5 stars. HA, no chance.

I recently stumbled upon this shop, and it's an absolute gem! I was greeted by Susy who has such a…read moreway for curating her pieces. The shop is filled with a wide selection of trinkets, disney collectibles, clothing, holiday and outdoor decor and so much more! The vibe had a cool atmosphere. The walls and shelves are filled from top to bottom. If you're into vintage or just looking for something out of the ordinary, this is the place to go. I can't wait to visit again and see what I can find. As for prices: there are some things that are more on the pricey side but I could tell it's for a reason since these piece look unique and good quality.