I really liked this place because it's not just one restaurant -- it's more like a collection of…read moredifferent food spots all in one space. It makes it so much easier when you don't want to commit to just one type of food. I walked around for a bit before deciding what to get, and everything looked fresh and tempting. It's the kind of place where you can try something new every time you come back. Also great if you're with friends and everyone has different cravings. The overall vibe is lively but still comfortable, not too chaotic. It felt easy to just grab food and sit down without any stress. I'd definitely come back here when I want variety and a casual food experience without overthinking it.

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.

Obsessed. Stopped…read moreby here for a quick bite during the week and loved it! So many shops and a lot of variety to choose from/shop at. Since it was a week day, not crowded! That was the best. Stopped by a dog food shop to get the fur babies some treats, a smoothie place (delicious), a pickle spot where I bought the sliced pickles in a honey mustard pickle juice (obsessed with these!), empanadas (the best here) and a bakery where a friend got some cookies to go. I have to go back when I have more time to thoroughly explore and enjoy checking out all the shops. A must stop by when in the area! Just beware, it is crowded during the weekend!

I was reading about places to check out during my visit to this area…read more I had no idea this place existed, I was told this little area is right by The Grove. I was drawn to come check this place out since it has been around for quite some time. It seemed to have everything there: candy shops, baked goods, pizza, ice cream, fried chicken, burgers, deli's, salad, empanadas, seafood, dumplings.. the list goes on. If you are ever in the area and you want to grab a snack or a meal, this is a great place to visit. I think parking is free for 90 minutes if you get it validated by a merchant inside. I wish I had more time there, but I will definitely go back when in this area. I ate at Magee's Kitchen and my niece got pizza. Both were pretty delicious. Prices seemed a little steep to me, but that was expected. I bought some candy fruit slices for my sister. Service: 4/5 Ambiance: 4/5 Food: 5/5

The place to buy all your fresh produce, fruits and beverages…read more This place is HUGE with many vendors offering so many fresh products . Can be a challenge to find parking but once you are in, you WILL walk away a happy customer.

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.

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.

Honestly, one of THE BEST night market experiences I have ever had…read more I had a ginormous craving for any sort of Asian cuisine, and as soon as I walked into the thin corridor filled with delicious scents from the food stands, booths with trinkets, and live music, I knew I was in the right spot. My mom and I tried 3 booths. One had these grilled chicken and pork skewers with a side of sticky rice. My mom asked the owner if they had any sort of sauce, and she gave some to us, but said that the meat wouldnt need any "because it tastes good on its own." Boy was she right. The meat was perfectly seasoned, uber flavorful, and all for a great price. The second booth that we tried had all sorts of Thai dishes, but we chose their pad see ew. Amazing. We literally saw the booth owner make the food in front of us in a wok and the smell alone was mouth watering. Highly suggest getting the pad see ew and sprinkling the chili flakes they offer on them. Chefs kiss. From the third booth we got some dessert: mango sticky rice. Needless to say, it was delicious. Perfectly ripe mangos paired with sublime sticky rice. Match made in heaven. Overall this was such an amazing experience. The karaoke they offer is such a fun lil add on, there are amazing singers out there! Highly, highly, HIGHLY suggest to anyone in the chinatown area :)

The Glendora Public Market is such a gem. It's not one of those massive food halls, but rather a…read moresmall place, which gives it a really cool charm. There's plenty of seating and space. A lot of options too. Coffee, boba, sushi, burgers, hot dogs, banh mi sandwiches, tacos, pasta, and more. Whether you're grabbing a beer at Smog City or diving into a burger, it's all there and made deliciously. I didn't know what to expect going in, but I was pleasantly surprised at the end.

I visited Galendora Public Market, which is right off a cross section on a busy street, mostly in a…read moreresidential area, but it's such a blast! I went around afternoon, and it wasn't too busy. there were a few people, but it wasn't crowded, so it was easy to pick a spot. There are at least 10 to 12 different restaurants such as Mexican tacos and burritos, a bakery, a grill, Sushi place, Ramen noodles, Mediterranean cuisine, a boba place, and even a corner with alcohol. It's got a great vibe, perfect for sitting and chatting with coworkers, especially during lunch breaks or after work. In the evening, it's also really relaxing since it has a nice central seating area. I do wish they had some entertainment, like live music or activities, but it's still a great spot. There's one shared restroom with a code (91740). it's not super clean, but it works for a busy food court. The building is older, but it feels like it was transformed into this fun food hub. The parking spaces are pretty big, but I'm not sure how it gets when it's really crowded. Overall, I'd definitely recommend it for the vibe, the food variety, and a nice, easygoing place to grab a bite or a dessert.

I love Eataly market & ready to eat food! However…read moreyesterday, to order a coffee took us 37 minutes to get to order than another 25 minutes to get the Latte - My friends bought a pizza and sandwiches which went faster .... I had to wait for the ready coffee/Latte by the Coffee counter. By the time I got to my friends with the 3 coffee orders - they were done eating. My mushroom pizza was cold ..... BTW - next to the pizza / sandwiches cashier there is a machine for frozen Aperol - please CLEAN - the outside of that machine & the metal mesh underneath - it's filthy !!

Great novelty, but ease of access is slightly difficult…read more I live in the Manhattan Beach area and took a day trip to downtown LA. Parking there is quite expensive. The first hour is free, after which it costs $5 for the first full hour, and then billed per subsequent 20-minute period, with a daily maximum of $35. Doesn't make it easy to stop by and try out all their stalls! There was a lot I wanted to learn or ask about, but I cut my trip short to be at the 1-hour mark. I got an americano, and my boyfriend got a white flat. We enjoyed seeing all the snack options, jams, cheeses, and pasta. Everything is so neatly organized and presented. It looks very clean. We noticed there's a lot of ingredients that look really unique to elevate a home cocktail experience...like candied ginger and dried peels. We bought some of those and brought home jams (strawberry, lemon) and spreads (hazelnut). It was a very exciting first trip; everything looked so shiny and exciting.

5/15/26 What a great find! Blossom Market Hall San Gabriel, Ca. It has been hiding in plain sight…read moreas we drove by on our way to Old Ferry Donut, I noticed this space and it intrigued me so we stopped on by afterwards. This reminds me of Haven City Market in Rancho Cucamonga, except this space is much more intimate, smaller, where locals hang out. It is vibrant, trendy & full of choices for snacks, coffee, boba, baked goods & also a multitude of cultural foods (Mediterranean Filipino, Mexican,Thai, Korean, Caribbean, ETC). Communal tables available for indoor & outdoor dining. The 2nd floor (elevator for disabled access, stairs as well) space is quieter for work or study & events too. I forgot to photograph the stage where a small play or a spot for presentation is also available. Artwork is posted on the walls by local artists practice their freedom of expression. So neat! Staff at various vendor stalls are very friendly & open to share their passions to customers. Met the pastry chef from Baking With Ish, Ishnoel from Mindanao, Philippines and the barista/cashier, Jacqueline at Lotus & Bean, they're genuinely welcoming. I could see myself coming by to be a regular here. I really LOVE the concept. Restrooms available for both floors, clean. Parking is free. Come check it out!

Stopped by Bloom Market and loved how many food options there were...Mexican, Caribbean,…read moreMediterranean, sushi, or something sweet, there's a little bit of everything. Great spot if you're with a group that can never decide on one place. I had the shrimp ceviche from Olla Cocina and it was really good. A little heavy on the onion for me, and I was bummed there wasn't an option to add avocado, but it had tons of flavor and just the right amount of heat.

The perfect stop after driving in from LV! After 4.5 hours on the road, we were hungry but didn't…read moreexactly know what we wanted to eat, a quick little Yelp search brought us to Anaheim Packing House. The variety of food options will satisfy anyone's craving. We reached there around 1:30pm, and it was pretty busy. We were able to snag one of the last stalls available in the parking lot, they do have a valet option too, or street parking. After doing the grand tour of the food court, we opted for Zabon, because let's be real, ramen is always the answer when not knowing what exactly to eat. The food court itself is so open and inviting, you're greeted with a grilled cheese bar as you walk in, and a wine bar in the middle. It is two stories, so don't forget to check out downstairs before making your decision on where you'll be grabbing food from.

I'm writing this review to document a serious accessibility issue that occurred during my visit to…read moreAnaheim Packing House. I am a full-time wheelchair user. While visiting the Packing House, I attempted to use the ground-floor men's restroom. The restroom doorway has a raised threshold that made independent wheelchair access extremely difficult. While attempting to exit the restroom, my wheelchair became stuck. It ultimately required the assistance of four able-bodied individuals to help me get out. During this process, the raised threshold bent my wheelchair wheel, rendering it unsafe and unusable. Because I rely on my wheelchair for daily mobility, I was forced to purchase an emergency replacement immediately, at significant personal expense. I cannot wait weeks for repairs or a cheaper alternative -- I need a functioning wheelchair now. The experience was physically painful, emotionally distressing, and deeply embarrassing. I am also scheduled for major surgery on March 3, which makes reliable wheelchair access medically critical. Today, I am experiencing increased pain as a result of the physical strain from this incident. Based on my experience, the restroom access does not appear ADA compliant, and the Anaheim Packing House as a whole is not wheelchair-friendly. This is a serious safety concern, not a minor inconvenience. No one should risk injury or financial loss simply to use a restroom. I hope management takes this review seriously and addresses the accessibility issues so that other patrons with mobility disabilities do not have to go through what I experienced.

Been going to this place since I moved around the area and I love it. Tho they do switch out stores…read more& food spots fairly quick for me, it's always exciting to see new stuff. Here & there is on my top 5 favorite coffee spots. Goldfish is a new seafood spot, tried it out yesterday & I loved it. Got a scallop taco & the scallop ceviche. Just be prepared for their hot sauce, felt like I put lip plumper on lol! Some spots moved completely & others were just relocated around the store. All the workers that I have encountered are super nice & helpful no matter how busy it gets. Also I just realized, it is always clean. There's no trash laying around. Love that!

+ Various food types to enjoy. + Good amount of indoor +…read moreoutdoor seating. - Very crowded parking. - And crowded interior. + You can enjoy pleasant seating area with your folks here, whether weather-safe indoors or breezy outdoors.

I celebrated my 35th at BLVD MRKT and the team knocked it out of the park! It was so easy to…read morecoordinate with Barney, it happened to be jazz night so the live music set the perfect tone, and the service was incredible. The space was alive that night! I'm so happy that I got to spend my birthday at this lovely space :) The jazz band even played a birthday song for me, I was so thrilled!! My friends had a nice time walking around the area too, there was a bazaar next door. It's good to have so many food options as well so everyone had their pick. We ate so much! Drank just enough if you're thinking of having a large party, just reach out to the BLVD MRKT team. They were wonderful!! It's also a nice space to hang out during the day. Regardless of what your plans are, drop by!

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