The concept and execution is spot on. The location is great and the abundant parking a real plus. Love all of the different food options. We tried the Melnificent Wingz (lemon-pepper and Melly dust) - outstanding in every way; not skimpy wings, not overcooked and the flavors only enhance the wing itself, which could be just as easily eaten plain. We tried Mel's famous garlic noodles. I will be finding her outside of the Smorgasburg so I can have some more of that deliciousness! There are maybe 2 things Smorgasburg can improve on: the pavement needs to be redone and leveled for safety, and there needs to be some seating options that sit higher and not so low to the ground; everyone is not young and 100% able bodied. The DJ on 5/10 was fire ! read more

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Being rarely available on Sundays, we finally decided to take a family trip to Smorgasbord at Row DTLA. We really enjoyed the repurposed industrial area, which reminded us of the 798 Arts District in Beijing. It was our first time in the area, and the online entrance information was incorrect as the gate was blocked. We got a little lost initially but eventually found our way. I read online that the vendor lineup was reportedly weaker, which unfortunately seemed to be the case. It was a pretty hot day. A Reddit user suggested eating breakfast beforehand to save money, but we ended up going out for KBBQ. We were immediately sluggish afterward, so we went to a coffee shop for a caffeine pick-me-up. We tried: - Strawberry Animal Cookie at Sad Girl Creamery - Mango Michelada from I Love Micheladas - OG Cheese from Urbn Pizza The ice cream wasn't bad, but it wasn't my favorite. Our son loved it, though. The Mango Michelada was pretty good, with nice mango chunks, but nothing truly memorable. Our son insisted on cheese pizza, which was solid. I think we'll wait for a vendor refresh, as there wasn't much that stood out to us this time. On the plus side, we didn't overspend, but we didn't try as much food as we'd hoped. Next time, we'll come with empty stomachs and full wallets! read more

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It had been a few years since my last visit to Smorgasburg, and this trip reminded me that I really need to come back more often. Located at The Row in Downtown LA, it takes place every Sunday, and the first two hours of parking are free, which is a rare find in LA. There are shaded umbrellas and picnic tables throughout the space, though they could definitely use a few more. I came with a group of friends, and we split up to grab food from different vendors before meeting back up for a little picnic feast. We ended up sharing musubi, chicken wings, and Japanese skewers. There are also vendors in the center selling arts and crafts, which adds to the fun atmosphere. My advice: come early to avoid the long lines at the popular booths, and bring wipes, food gloves, and maybe even some cash since the card fees are getting a bit ridiculous these days. read more

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First timer here. My family and I absolutely enjoyed it. Tried different foods today, all which were so delicious. We started with our micheladas. I had the pickle shandy which was so delicious, it was lemonade, beer & pickle juice with crunchy pickle as garnish. 10/10. I also had a mango michelada which u also enjoyed. My daughter wanted dumplings and we went to the zindrew dumpling booth, we love the we've had them before at other markets. Pork and shrimp ones are our favorite. We also had a bbq chicken plate & dirty Mac. I really enjoyed all the food with fried today. Pulled pork was delicious, bbq sauce was too. Each worker at every booth was so nice & customer service was absolutely outstanding. Over all the vibe here is great, good music playing. Might be weird but enjoy watching people eat lol, I just love food. read more

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Surprisingly stumbled upon Smorgasburg since we were here at Row DTLA for an Innisfree pop up. There's a paid parking structure nearby and it's not much of a walk at all. Entry is free so that's pretty good! Everything is close by to one another. We came here a couple hours or so before Smorgasburg closed so we had to speed run some of the food and vendors, but a lot of them have paired up with food delivery apps for food pick up so you can always order ahead of time, and then just pick up the food at the vendor stall, find a table to sit at, and enjoy. It did take some time to wrangle a table, but we were lucky, since again, it was towards the end of the day for them. Smorgasburg rotates vendors, has special guests, hold special events, themed events, and much more, so if you want to keep track of that, definitely follow their socials. Not only do they have food vendors but they have other lifestyle goods vendors such as apparel, jewelry, candles, vintage items, and much more. These also rotate too. Honestly, I find this more worth going than the huge food festivals like 626/OC Night Market, etc. Worth stopping by at least once. read more

I've been to the LA smorgasbord time and time again since 2018 and even though they've changed a few vendors here and there throughout the years, I've never left feeling disappointed! One consistent vendor that's always been there is Sus Arepas located right at the entrance. I always order the Reina, which is their chicken salad arepa. Their sauce is truly addicting and I always find myself feeling regret that I didn't order two of them. They open at 10 AM and offer free parking in their structure. I highly recommend getting there before 12 PM because that is when things get really packed and you'll find yourself waiting in line and not being able to find a table. Last time I went I got there at 10:30 and the timing was perfect. By 1130 they were pretty much no tables left. We were lucky to find one table at the very very far corner at the very last minute. Otherwise expect to stand and there's no shade in sight. Sometimes he might find some of the vendors giving out samples. For example, the last time I went, there was a karaage style fried chicken place, which had super flavorful and moist chicken giving away samples. I didn't see much of a line so I do hope that they are able to pick up more customers. Very much underrated! A new vendor that I didn't see previously was also a Cambodian style wings place, which was also very good. Highly recommend! I look forward to coming back again, especially on cooler days so I can avoid the sweltering heat from being out in the sun there. read more

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My first time at @smorgasburgla and I was not ready for how BIG it would be! Throwing it back to my first visit where I quickly realized I'm definitely a beverage girlie. There were so many vendors, so much good food, and way too little time to try it all. Here are some standouts I tried: Matcha Kava I had no idea what Kava was until this stop! It's a plant based drink meant to promote relaxation (and tingles your tongue ). I tried two servings. Tingly, yes. Calm? Not quite yet. I'm totally down to try three next time and see how chill I can really get Spam & Tamago Musubi These were massive and totally delicious! Not your traditional musubi shape, but packed with flavor. LA Michelada Their signature mix and Common Space Sonrisa Mexican Lager make the perfect combo for a hot LA day. The Original Ultra thin, super crispy focaccia with a bubbly, cheesy interior. I've never had anything like it. It was perfect. Lychee Cane Freshly pressed sugar cane juice with lychee. Sweet, refreshing, and totally hit the spot! Smorgasburg, you've got me hooked! read more

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First time coming to Smorgasburg. So many options to choose from! Chicken wings from Shlap is a must. Also, very good beer options. We got candles from a vendor that I'm forgetting the name of, but super good candles. Great Sunday vibe, especially with nice weather. read more

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YUM! We sampled all we could and loved all the spots. I wish we could have stayed longer but we had a plane to catch. Next time we're in LA we will definitely be back. read more

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I think this was the fourth or fifth year I've visited Smorgasburg. It was fun as always, but there seemed to be significantly fewer vendors this time. I noticed Jolly Oyster from Ventura is no longer on the scene. It's been there every other time I've been to Smorgasburg, so I was surprised they weren't there this visit. I noticed there's a new oyster vendor in town, Broad Street Oyster Company. Super Frites, the vendor that sold Euro style french fries was also missing. That was a huge disappointment, because I was planning on getting some of those fantastic frites. There were two vendors selling Beef Tallow Fries, so we picked one of them and gave them a try. They were seasoned fries, and they were really good, but nowhere near the quality of Super Frites. And the seasoning, as delicious as it was, was so strong there was no way you would know if the fries were cooked in Beef Tallow or Canola Oil. The main reason I travel down to Smorgasburg every summer is to hit up Lobsterdamus. Their signature dish is a Charcoal grilled lobster on a bed of garlic noodles, they call it a Lobster Nest. Enjoying a Lobster Nest with a fresh squeezed ice cold lemonade is always an absolute highlight of the summer for me. And this year was no different. It's always been much more crowded when I've visited Smorgasburg in the past. This visit seemed like at least 25% fewer people. There weren't very many vendors with more than a few people in line. Over at what's advertised as the "family friendly beer tent" there were plenty of places to sit. Usually you have to hunt for a table, or just a place to sit in the shade. But not this visit. It was great not to have to search for a place to sit while carrying your food and drink. I'm guessing what makes the beer tent "family friendly" is that they have Corn Hole Boards and Bags set up for people to use. They were getting a lot of play. It was quite entertaining, actually. I saw an old woman drop four bags in a row. I was hella impressed. All in all it was a great day. Mikey C says: see you next summer, Smorgasburg read more

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Smorgasburg is an open air food market that is open on Sundays at the Row in DTLA. Since they've been open, this place has acted as a de facto gateway to some of possibly your favorite and some of the best restaurants and bites Los Angeles has to offer. The first time I went to Smorgasburg was years ago (in Dec 2016), so some of the spots/ vendors in my pics might not be there any more. But I was hooked ever since. Anytime you visit, it could be a different experience with different offerings and a beer garden . My latest visit, I came in specifically for a quick bite - the Jordanian shawarma wrap from Miya Miya before heading over to catch a play at the Pantages (yes...the drive out of the way was worth it). The people I've encountered here are have been wonderful each time. I just love seeing people doing their hustle and actively pursue their passions. Also, I feel for them...my last visit was on a very hot day. The spot where Smorgasburg is located is like one giant concrete block. I can tell you right now, I probably wouldn't last out there. Much respect. The vibe here is like a farmers market, but without the produce - the vast majority, if not all the venders or food stands/pop-ups and some merchandise and dry goods. read more

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Love this place ! Easy parking, no need to pay to get in. I came today on their 2026 opening to try out some new vendors. Unfortunately they were sold out of the food I wanted when I got there but it's ok ! There's so many great options so it's hard to choose. I usually like to start off with a lap around the area then choose what I want to eat :) service is always great. I just wish there was more shaded areas to sit down at, it's always so packed ! But I don't mind ! read more

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Stopped by on Sunday, 08/03/25 for the very first time. Smorgasburg is a foodie event that occurs every Sunday at DTLA! Parking and admission is also free. Boyfriend and I didn't grab much here at this event as we ate lunch elsewhere. I tried out Argentinian ice cream (guava flavor); it was mediocre. My boyfriend grabbed a beer. Overall this foodie venue is quite small compared to other foodie festivals we've been to. read more

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Love this outdoor vibes with music blasting. Who doesn't love free parking and food stalls?? Enjoyed the variety of food vendors from chicken shawarma, pizza, tacos, bbq plate, bread, ice cream, and coffee!! read more

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Always an amazing time and delicious variety of food options! Have food from hamburgers, to dumplings, to bbq and everything in between. Make sure you come with a big appetite and money to splurge on your tummy! Why neglect your taste buds if you can just satisfy them all at once with the variety of food options there are! Try a little of everything, well as much as you can. Also, have alcoholic beverages for those who would love a nice cold beer and their food! Love the mood, vibes with music and all the people enjoying the atmosphere! read more

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Today was the final Smorg of 2025 and the 2nd Annual Caribbean Christmas. The DJ was spinning new and older hits that had a lot of people dancing in lines or as they walked around. I specifically attended to try Bridgetown Roti and ordered Mom's curry chicken roti and callaloo patty. I enjoyed the punchy curry spices, tender roti, and crunch turmeric slaw. The patty was flaky and moist -- gone before I could even take notes. I finally tried the sugarcane juice from Sweetgrass - calamansi was the perfect complement. The floral citrus flavor was delicious and sweet without being overbearing. This was the perfect way to spend Sunday afternoon! read more

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I first went to Smorgasburg in 2018 and this was my second visit. There's a wide selection of food, drinks, and sweets to peruse. They also have two Michelada Bars for those who are parched. The parking structure offers 2 hours of free parking, which is sufficient time to satiate yourself. read more

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Love coming here. Sundays 11 to 4pm. Wonderful food selection to choose from. Pizza, Tacos, BBQ, Garlic Noodles, Lobster Noodles, Nachos. Vegan options. The envious is cool Sunday vibes. Coffee and tea shops. Nestle in downtown Los Angeles. Desserts and fruit drinks. Beer and music is so nice. Do yourself a favor and go to the Smorges read more

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A great way to enjoy a Sunday trying different foods and drinks and browse the different vendors there! + Open every Sunday from 10-4pm + Parking is easy at The Row, free for the first 2 hours + A variety of different foods and drinks stands, gives the opportunity to explore so many different types of food. + I've always had great interactions with every vendor I have come in contact with I would bring a hat, especially in the summer because it can get toasty out! Just know that pets are not allowed, only service animals read more

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Wonderful Sunday activity! Free parking in garage for 2hr. Also free sparkling water at the entrance. Great vendors - check instagram for times/dates. Prices are as expected for a food market, recommend bringing cash and card. Also recommend bringing a hat/umbrella when it is really hot as there are many tables w umbrellas but they don't provide too much shade. read more

Free parking if within two hours at the structure. Lots of vendors inside. Wait times can be a bit long for the popular ones. My favorites were Full Send BBQ, Macheen, and Softies. For dessert def check out Moom Maam. Go with a big group to try everything. read more

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Always a fun time coming on Sundays from 10-4 as they do have different vendors at the food stalls, my favorites are Full Send BBQ, Granita Ice, and Dumplings. Free parking up to a certain time and they do offer alcohol, I just wish they provided more seating read more

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Smorgasburg LA is such a fun Sunday event and definitely worth checking out! Free admission, easy parking in the structure, and it's open every Sunday at ROW DTLA--perfect for a weekend foodie adventure. The atmosphere is lively with a DJ spinning music that sets the vibe while you explore the dozens of booths. I loved that most lines weren't too long, with the exception of Miya Miya (totally understandable since they've gone viral). Their chicken shawarma and fries were absolutely worth the wait--juicy, flavorful, and perfectly cooked. I also stopped by Glad, where the focaccia with burrata and prosciutto was a great little appetizer snack, fresh and light but still indulgent. Over at the I Love Micheladas beer garden, I tried the mango michelada and it was delicious--refreshing, tangy, and a perfect pairing with the hot day. They also had a really nice selection of beers if micheladas aren't your thing. Overall, Smorgasburg is a fantastic Sunday destination to try new pop-up restaurants, grab a drink, and just hang out in a fun and welcoming space. Between the music, food variety, and smooth logistics, it's easy to see why this is one of LA's best weekend events. Can't wait to come back and try even more vendors! read more

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There are many choices for food. I was here for the food choices. Today was "A Very Caribbean Christmas" Sunday. I didn't try anything Caribbean but purchased Maya Salsa from El Maya Gourmet. I had to buy it because it was spicy and had lots of flavour, which is rare in supermarket Salsas. I got a Pull Pork Nacho (photo) from Black Sugar Rib, another pleasant treat that differs from what I get from a restaurant. All services are average after you get in a long or short line. Outdoor ambiance is expected from open-area food courts. Two hours of free parking, additional charges if over. read more

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I love being able to support local businesses, and I love a great variety of options. This is a must try for all foodies.

Smorgusburg is a lot of fun! They have a parking structure on site, but it does fill up quickly. Parking costs money if you're there longer than three hours. I can't remember the exact amount, but I believe it was around $10 for 3 hours and $15 for 4+ hours. There is a huge variety of food vendors here, so you're sure to find something you like. Compared to other food markets, like the 626 night market, I found the portions and the prices here more reasonable. Personally, I like food markets for trying a little bit of a lot of things and usually find the portions are way too big. The day we went, there was also a live dj, free photo booth, and a michelada tent. It's a very fun atmosphere, and kid friendly if your kids are okay with crowds. The venue itself is very contained with fencing and one large entrance area. They say it's dog free, but there were definitely non-service animals in attendance. read more

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Smorgasburg LA is definitely a foodie's playground. The variety of vendors and cuisines is impressive--you can find everything from creative street food to unique desserts. I tried a few different stalls and everything was flavorful, fresh, and fun to eat. That said, the prices are on the higher side for what you're getting, especially since it's more of a casual food market setup. Still, the atmosphere is lively, the options are endless, and it's a great place to spend a weekend afternoon if you don't mind splurging a bit. Overall, tasty food and a cool experience--just be prepared to pay more than your usual food market outing. read more

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If there was a best kept secret in LA, this might be it. Plenty of garage parking. Big open space by food vendor stalls with covered seating. And there are also some nice spots to sit outside of the Smorgasburg entrance. There is a HUGE variety of food selections here. Truly, a foodie's dream. BBQ, Asian, Jamaican, desserts, breakfast, seafood, handcrafted beverages, burgers and more! There are also several vendors selling goods for those who want to shop before or after they eat. Patrons and workers at this food haven are all nice. Good vibes only! There is a beer garden, but Smorgasburg is family friendly!! read more

BEST SUNDAY FAMILY ACTIVITY. Impressively huge, well organized, outdoor food market in downtown LA with many food vendors of different cultures and ethnicities serving exquisite one of a kind foods and innovative drinks. In addition, there are many pop-up shops selling art, handmade trinkets, clothing, textiles and more. Such a wonderful experience walking around meeting friendly booth owners and learning about their businesses. While it was crowded and busy, there were many tables on the side for sitting. People gladly shared tables. Everyone cleaned up after themselves. Overall, relaxed atmosphere. read more

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Love this place when the weather is cooler. They have a huge public parking building with plenty of parking. They have a great selection of food. Sweets, drinks, alcohol and shopping. You can walk around the central area with stands or try one of the restaurants on the row. Sometimes they have live music or dj's playing. Great way to spend a lazy Sunday read more

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OVERALL : I have not been to Smorgasburg in a while, but it was such a treat coming back! The food options are tasty, and there's a wide variety of options to pick from. Truly something for everyone! Very casual but lively spot to hang out with friends / family on a Sunday afternoon and grab lunch from a local business. This review is for Bernie's Shaved Ice specifically -- a new vendor that just opened during the end of 2024. They serve granita ice, which is a shaved ice / frozen dessert. It was a hot day, so their fruit flavors were really refreshing! They freeze fresh juices/purees and then shave it. Then, they add a marshmallow meringue to the top and toast it for a fun topping to go with the icy treat underneath! Price can be a bit steep if you're buying a lot for a large group, but I understand the cost comes from the fresh ingredients they use. Service was fast and friendly, and the shaved ice came out quick. Great summer treat! PARKING : This is a vendor located in Smorgasburg, an outdoor market hosted at the Row DTLA every Sunday 10am - 4pm. Park at the structure located on 777 Alameda St and it's free parking for the first 2 hrs! FOOD/DRINKS : Strawberry and Mint Granita - my fav! sweetness of the strawberry balanced w the mint and made more of a treat with the airy marshmallow on top Hibiscus and Lime Granita - i usually don't eat too many hibiscus flavored things, this was light and pleasant. lime wasnt too overpowering. read more

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I can't say I'm the biggest fan of "The ROW DTLA," a high end shop/work/live area just east of LA's skid row, but the highlight here has got to be Sunday's Smorgasburg. 100 food trucks and stalls, plenty of seating, a designated ice cream/dessert zone, two hours free parking ... wow. It's a much more manageable '626 Night Market,' only during the day, with shorter lines, and free. Super friendly and easygoing foodie crowd, sampling everything from the LA food scene, including a whole pizza. I can never say no to that one. Keep your eyes peeled for some Filipino cream-cheesey ube muffins. OMG so good. read more

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I LOVE SMORGASBURG LA! (Even though the correct spelling is Smorgasbord!) The definition of Smorgasbord is a "buffet offering a variety of hot and cold meats, salads, hors d'oeuvres, etc." and also "a wide range of something, a variety". Smorgasburg is located at The Row in DTLA, right off of Alameda. Smorgasburg only happens on Sundays. Parking is free for the first two hours in the parking structure. Admission is free as well. There are lots and lots of food vendors and the best part is the VARIETY. They are mostly small business owners, some with no store front who only do pop ups. A lot of them are regulars at Smorgasburg LA. There is something for everyone! I love supporting the various small business vendors that sell there. This venue is 100% outdoors. You place your order and wait for your food, then go grab a table. There tables in shade, under umbrellas, or you can step out of Smorgasburg and go hang out along The Row, there are plenty of seating areas. There's a DJ playing music, there is a center aisle selling goods of different kinds, there are plenty of vendors selling desserts and drinks. There really is something for everyone. The only downside to this and I won't even take a star away from this review, is the fact that it is on an asphalt and concrete loading dock area so it is HOT on warm days. I've only visited during warmer months so I hope to check it out this coming winter to see if there's a difference. Bring your $$$, it isn't cheap but the food is worth it! read more

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Food for every palette! Smorgasburg is a weekly festival of local foods and goods every Sunday in the DTLA wholesale fruit market. There is a fantastic selection of different cuisines--from tacos to BBQ. I highly recommend visiting on a themed day. My favorite was in celebration of Filipino American History Month in collaboration with FILLED Market! The selection of vendors was curated to highlight Filipino food and goods. Go early, as the weather will be better and you will easily avoid the long lines. Go with a group, too, so you can have little tastings from different vendors. Bring a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen during hot months, since there is very little shade aside from the seating areas. This space is family-friendly, but there is a designated bar area if that is your thing! Before you leave, remember to check out the Row, a string of boutique shops close to the parking structure. There is 2 hr free parking on weekends. read more

What a way to kick off a Sunday! I admit, I came to L.A. a bit overwhelmed by where to go and what to eat. Coming to Smorgasburg let me have a little bit of a lot and and a unique experience all the way around. There seems to be a bit for everyone, from tacos to burgers to noodles to hot dogs to rice to drinks to desserts to so much more. Plus it boasts food from different parts of the world, a beer garden, shopping and Ice Cream Alley. After doing a lap to get the lay of it all, I went with a Korean hot dog, my first ever. I would definitely get this again. It had all the fried, indulgent goodness that you want from a food vendor. I also indulged in a beer, ube brioche bun, Hawaiian shaved ice and Thai tea ice cream. I visited with my local team from work, and they were all able to get what suited their fancy as well. Smorgasburg has free, close parking (such a plus!) and ample photo opportunities and backdrops. This is a slam dunk all around. I hope I get to visit again! read more

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Fun to go with friends! Great vendors. A bit pricey though but understandable. Easy parking. Fun to go for themed events, but tricky to find good seating. I see celebrities occasionally here too. read more

Smorgasburg is so fun - it's near the Arts District/ DTLA area; tons and tons food trucks. We checked out a couple of vendors. Here's the food we tried: - Vegan Nachos - this was delicious, really hit the spot (5/5) - couldnt even tell it was vegan - Yuzu Oolong Tea - also incredible, wish i could remake this (5/5) - Oyster Mushroom slider - I was really excited for this but it was alright, couldnt taste the umaminess of the mushrooms but it was a solid burger (4/5) Next time I want to try the Kava truck! Lot of options to check out. read more

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Finally attended this food market. I did a complete walk around so I could see which food vendor I wanted go eat at. I enjoyed the beer stand of course. I enjoyed supporting the merch vendors as well. Not being from LA or the area I wasn't sure where to park but I think I got lucky. Also wasn't sure of the entrance but I followed the crowd thru a black fence. I would definitely recommend going with friends or family for a Sunday funday. read more

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Finally made it out to Smorgasburg! I can't believe it took me so long but it was worth it. Free two hour parking in the structure and that was plenty of time to see all the shops, eat our way through them and eat too much ice cream from ice cream alley. For our first time we tried Softies' Cali smashburger, Dumpling Dream's soup dumplings, some Fry Stop fries, Strawberry tanghulu, Mango passion fruit agua fresca from Macheen. Everything was soo soo good and wait time were 10 mins max. From ice cream alley we tried Kinrose mint chip, Wanderlust palo santo mint chip, and Sadgirl Creamery's milk and cookies taco (a little thick in my opinion- I wish they were smaller because I want to try multiple items and not got full off one). Wanderlust as always was perfection. Such a fun afternoon but super hot. I got some nice tan lines from being out there but so worth it from all the delicious food I got to try. Until the next time! read more

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I have dined at a few of the restaurants in The Row DTLA, but this was my first time visiting Smorgasburg LA, situated behind The Row on Sundays only. It's a food bazaar/market, an open-air Grand Central Market that appears to have many regular long-time vendors, although new ones pop up here probably more frequently that at Grand Central. There are non-food vendors too. The company runs Smorgasburgs in several other cities, including New York. Parking is apparently free in The Row's garage. Restrooms are also in The Row. There seemed to be several areas where you could sit and eat, but since I was staying nearby, I brought my own containers and shopping bags and took everything to go, preferring to enjoy my feast in air-conditioned comfort. The place opens at 10 am and crowds and lines form fairly quickly. I noticed a line at Taste of the Pacific (Filipino BBQ and shrimp), but I think it was because they weren't fully prepped yet. The newish Softies Smash Burgers was also popular. I headed straight to Lobsterdamus, Mama Musubi, Mao's Bao and Lei'd Cookies. Saucy Chick, Goat Mafia and Kinrose Creamery were familiar to me because they all have brick and mortars near my home. I also recognized Broad Street Oyster Co., but their menu here is more limited than at their Grand Central Market location. I packed up all my purchases, had a feast of a brunch/lunch plus leftovers for a few days. Very fun place especially in good weather; I think they're open rain or shine. So many other vendors to try! read more

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