Cinnies is a Los Angeles-based cinnamon roll pop-up known for its handcrafted rolls, nostalgic flavors, and cult following.
A celebration of Oaxacan cuisine by Chef Michael Robles. The menu features Oaxacan dishes including Tlayuda, Mole Rojo, Chapulines, and Champurrado.
At Tacos Tumbras a Tomas, over 300lbs of Michoacan-style carnitas are served every day, cooked in a steel drum of boiling lard and seasoned with a secret blend of spices. For over 50 years, owner Tomas Martinez and his family have served burritos, quesadillas, tostadas, and tortas. Choose from an array of steam trays meats like chopped carne asada, chicken, pork al pastor, chicharron en salsa verde, and a few other rotating cuts like trompo (snout) and morcilla (blood sausage).
Developed by Chefs Ilan Hall and Rahul Khopkar, Ramen Hood features an array of soups and noodle bowls topped with faux eggs (made with soy), sprouts, black garlic and sunflower seed broth, plus fusion dishes like banh mi poutine and tofu al pastor tacos.
Go Get Em Tiger sources and roasts world-class specialty coffee with one consistent approach: quality first. This is Go Get Em Tiger's first location—it opened in 2013 to much acclaim and continues to be GGET's proving ground for new ideas. Enjoy this casual, 360 degree bar-style cafe experience located on the Hill Street side of the Market.
The market’s first-ever stall dedicated solely to fried chicken and its accoutrements. Citrus-brined chicken recipe developed by Chef-Owner Chris Dane. Menu features include 5 piece bucket, quarter chicken, regular and spicy sammies. Homemade biscuits, mac and cheese, buttermilk waffles and chicken tenders. Weekends include our fried chicken breakfast burrito! Also try Dane's special Lucky Bird hot sauce!
See the latest and greatest from the very best independent merchants, artisans, and makers in LA! The Bazaar takes place every weekend of the month with select partners on dedicated weekends.
Welcome to the Million Dollar Theater, an extraordinary gem nestled directly next door to Grand Central Market in Downtown Los Angeles. Steeped in over a century of history, this iconic landmark stands as a testament to the city’s rich cultural heritage and the indelible mark left by the golden era of cinema. Today it remains a beacon for entertainment with boundless opportunities for world-class premieres, special events, filming and production.
The market is open daily from 8am to 9pm.
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