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Grand Central Market

📍 United States Los Angeles 다운타운 LA

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Grand Central Market is an indoor market in Downtown LA where it's easy to compare several restaurants at once. It's also easy to pair with the Bradbury Building and Angels Flight.

Hours and menus vary by stall, so if you're aiming for a specific vendor, check the official information.

Visitor information

Hours See the official information.
Price range Admission is free; food purchases cost extra.
Address 317 S Broadway, Los Angeles, CA 90013
Getting there Walk from Metro B/D Line Pershing Square Station.

Opening hours and prices may change. Please check the official channel before visiting when an item says to check the official notice.

Useful tips

  • At lunchtime, seats can be hard to get, so it's easier if your group splits up the ordering flow.
  • Keep Downtown walking plans short, based on the time of day and the feel of the streets.
  • When I tried fitting the schedule together, it sat nicely between the Bradbury Building and Angels Flight. Use the official South Broadway address as your anchor, and decide where you're heading after the meal before you go.
  • Because it's a collection of vendors, each person in your group may pick a different dish, so you'll need a place to regroup. Before ordering, decide on an empty table or meetup spot so the lunchtime flow is less tangled.

Frequently asked questions

Can I go with a specific restaurant in mind?

The official site provides a vendor list separate from the market's operating hours. Each stall may have different days off and menus, so if you have a specific place in mind, check the vendor guide first.

What should I use as the parking destination?

The official visitor information lists the market address along with the parking garage address on South Hill Street. If you're driving, enter either the market entrance or the parking garage as your navigation destination, and keep them separate.

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