Since 1917, this historic food emporium has been hosting food vendors & florists, plus game nights, movies & other events.
Grand Central Market in downtown Los Angeles dates back to 1917 and has since stood the test of time as one of LA’s most well-known historic landmarks.
The market has been in continuous operation for over 100 years, cycling through descending generations of Angelenos as both customers and food stall managers. From green grocers, to fishmongers, Jewish delis, butchers, baked goods, flowers, coffee, and cheese -- visitors can find anything they need while supporting a longstanding local business establishment at Grand Central Market.
Today guests can find the additions of trendy PB&J stall PBJ.LA, an outpost for the beloved LA-based brewery, Golden Road, and much more. There’s 30,000 square-feet of food stalls and retail space, and its interior and exterior sitting spaces provide a shared gathering place for meeting friends, bringing a date, and taking the kids for a trip to DTLA.
Must-stop food stalls include Olio Wood Fired Pizzeria, which creates authentic, wood-fired Neapolitan style pizzas, as well as Knead & Co. which is known for its mix of traditional, yet elevated Italian-American dishes and freshly made pastas.
Molly O., Writer
Photo Credit: Paige Eid, Brad Kent, @californiathroughmylens.com
317 S. Broadway
Los Angeles, CA 90013
(213) 359-6007
Website: Grand Central Market