Smorgasburg (Los Angeles) - Hawker stall in Los Angeles - 777 S Alameda St, USA

Great atmosphere. Smaller food festival/flea market, but it's got a little bit of everything you could want. There are vegan options as well for those who are curious.

I had always wanted to go to Smorgasburg in New York and still haven't gotten the opportunity. When visiting LA, we decided to walk here from Little Tokyo about a mile or two away. It's a pretty cool place with security guards at all the entrances and a parking garage that's very convenient. Be prepared to wait in lines for all of the good food - but the waits were not outrageous. There is definitely a lack of seating. I can't remember the name of the stall I stopped at for food, but they were very nice people from both Cambodia and the Philippines. They offered great beef skewers and corn on the cob with a variety of flavors. There are so many food and drink options to choose from. I do not suggest walking here from anywhere if you are not a local, as the venue is in the middle of quite a questionable neighborhood.

Enjoy this DTLA open air market. Parking right off Alameda in a huge clean parking garage was free and convenient. Lots of food options BBQ, Creole, Korean cuisine, Mexican, Seafood Vegan and plant based options. Merchandise, clothing, artwork and good music flowing throughout the venue. I forgot my wallet but thankfully I was able to use my Apple Pay. Uber Eats is available to scan in a couple of spots to order and pickup at their canopy so you don’t have to wait in line. Open every Sunday only. It’s Free entry.

So many delicious foods- we loved loved LOVED the croissant taiyaki at MuMu, the Dirty Elvis Cambodian wings, and the black pastor at Evil Cooks! Perfect for enjoying different dishes from every corner of the world. Can't wait to come back - hopefully soon!

Pretty expansive outdoor food market with lots of options. On our visit 90% full with various vendors, food and merchandise. Prices are high but reasonable compared to other food markets like 626 mini market. Also this event has a lot of places to sit and eat with and without shade. Plenty of parking as you park at the Row dtla facility (first 2 hours free) and walk to the market. Definitely recommended for a great weekend activity in downtown .

Been here multiple times and can say every time is a great experience. The vibe and atmosphere are great. So many food options and of course gotta mention the neer garden. Only thing missing is a place serving cocktails!

A little hipster place for a coffee, shopping and dinning. A good place for a little walk and take your date out. And they are dog friendly.

A lot less crowded nowadays. It’s a nice area to walk around and grab some drinks / dessert / finger food. They don’t allow dogs inside though so we just did a quick walk through and didn’t wait in any of the lines for the food.