Spacious deli with a modern, clean design and beautifully organized displays creates a warm, welcoming atmosphere. It offers a wide variety of authentic European and Russian foods, including hard-to-find meats, sweets, and homemade dishes. A parcel drop-off point adds convenience to the experience.
A solid spot to grab lunch with a convenient location right across the street from many offices. It offers quick service and a casual vibe for a midday break.
A clean neighborhood market offers a wide selection of deli meats and imported spreads, spices, and snacks from Europe. The deli serves delicious items, making it a go-to spot for European market needs.
"I found the ready-to-eat food here to be fresh and delicious."
"This market has an amazing selection of imported European groceries."
"This lunch spot has high-quality Eastern European food and deli items."
Good to know
Gourmanoff European Deli has a wide variety of products, making it rare among grocery stores.
The store was clean during my visit.
There was good parking right next to the entrance.
Modern Italian cafe with a fabulous outdoor patio nestled in busy streets offers a calm, friendly atmosphere and good music. Lunch service keeps crowds low, attracting those seeking authentic Italian delicacies and a relaxed vibe.
Personal pizzas offer a good size for lunch and the menu features beautiful Italian food. The spot stays less crowded by opening only for lunch, making it easy to enjoy a meal alone or with friends.
Offers a mini market with great products alongside a modern Italian restaurant. Combines part market and part restaurant experience in one spot.
Good to know
The cafe is only open for lunch, reducing crowding.
Prices are on the higher side for Italian food.
Outdoor seating is available but located near busy streets.
Small-scale grocery store offers fresh exotic fruits, wide selection of Korean goods, and ready-to-eat meals like sushi and bulgogi rice boxes. Atmosphere feels like a classic Mom And Pop Shop with a welcoming vibe. Located conveniently next to Trader Joe's, it provides unique Asian snacks and fresh produce in a compact space.
Offers fast work lunch options with good prices. Includes fresh sushi, juices, and rice boxes with bulgogi or Kalbi.
Fresh produce stands out with great papayas and a variety of Asian fruits and vegetables. The market has a long history, operating for decades before the late 90s Farmer's Market trend.
Good to know
Parking is shared with Trader Joe's, so expect a short wait for a spot.
Prices vary; some items are great deals while others are pricier than Trader Joe's.
The store's hours vary on different days, so check before visiting.
Outdoor market with casual seating and a beautiful Thai temple nearby creates a vibrant, welcoming atmosphere. Authentic Thai food vendors offer affordable, diverse options, attracting families and groups. The setting feels like a mini trip to Bangkok, blending cultural ambiance with lively dining.
Lunch offers delicious and affordable options. Parking is free but limited, filling up quickly during lunch hours.
Weekend food market offers a busy atmosphere with a focus on Thai cuisine and culture. Early arrival helps beat the crowd, and a Thai tea stall sits just across the corner.
Good to know
The food court is open only on weekends from 8am to 5pm.
Cash payments are required; no credit cards accepted.
Tokens must be purchased to buy food from vendors.
Cozy Mexican restaurant with a homey atmosphere and authentic recipes creates a welcoming and relaxed vibe. Small space features basic interior with outdoor seating under umbrellas and tables adorned with flowers. Locals frequent the spot, drawn by its traditional flavors and friendly energy.
Lunch options include a dedicated lunch/dinner menu alongside breakfast choices. Catering for company lunches is available and well received. The spot suits quick visits during a work lunch break.
Quality ingredients come straight from the market to the dishes here. The market offers everything needed and sits right next door to the restaurant.
Good to know
Parking is available in front of the restaurant.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted.
Taco Tuesday is a popular weekly event.
Fish and chips spot offers fresh, perfectly fried seafood with homemade tartar sauce and generous portions. Atmosphere carries positive energy and the place stays clean with little wait time. Free parking is available, though access can be tricky.
Lunch offers fish and shrimp combos at a great price. The 3 piece + 5 shrimp lunch special stands out as a popular choice.
Offers lunch and dinner combos at great prices with a focus on Korean goodies. Located in a spot with ample parking, it draws people from nearby areas seeking reliable comfort food.
Good to know
The market accepts EBT for purchasing fish.
There is free parking available, but the area is challenging to access.
Expect little wait time during peak hours.
Japanese grocery store offers a clean, organized layout with a peaceful, cozy atmosphere reminiscent of Tokyo supermarkets. It features a wide selection of Japanese food and unique produce, including fresh sushi and sake. The store accepts EBT and provides convenient parking.
Offers a variety of sushi, sashimi, and bento boxes daily from 11:30 am. Includes fresh lunch meals and affordable bentos alongside frozen foods, snacks, and drinks.
Offers a wide range of Japanese products not found in regular supermarkets. Features great selections with friendly staff and competitive prices among Japanese markets.
Good to know
Discounted bento boxes are available every day at 7 PM.
Sushi made in the morning is sometimes discounted after 7 PM.
EBT is accepted for purchases at the market.
Small Japanese grocery store with narrow aisles and a fresh, clean atmosphere reflecting cultural charm. Offers a wide variety of authentic Japanese foods, including sushi, sashimi, bento, and traditional desserts. Provides affordable prices and a microwave for heating ready-to-eat meals.
Large variety of Japanese food and ready-to-go lunches makes it easy to grab a quick meal. Pre-made bento boxes and packaged lunch options offer convenience and good prices.
Fresh Asian cut meats and authentic ingredients stand out here. The market offers a large variety of Japanese food, including premade ready-to-eat meals and spicy onigiri.
Good to know
The store does not accept EBT payments.
After 6-7 pm, certain items are 20% off.
There are no restrooms available at the market.
Grocery store combines thoughtful design with a warm, welcoming vibe and a pleasant café area featuring an espresso bar and small dining tables. It offers fresh, farmers market-quality produce alongside a creative selection of healthy products and gluten-free options. The space invites casual chats and relaxing breaks, making shopping a fun, comfortable experience.
Restaurant-grade food features in lunch plates with a protein and two sides. Hot bar offers unique takeout options alongside salads and other dishes.
Produce matches farmers market quality and prices stay more affordable than Erewhon, Whole Foods, and Lazy Acres. The market offers healthful food options that cause no stomach issues.
Good to know
The parking lot is available for customers.
LA Grocery & Café offers a full line of fresh produce, dairy, and more.
Expect higher prices compared to other local grocery stores.
Outdoor seating blends lush greenery with Brazilian-style patio and cultural art pieces, creating a forest-like atmosphere. The vibe is relaxing and peaceful, with natural sounds enhancing the experience. A grocery section and reading corner add quiet, casual touches to the space.
Lunch includes 9oz acai bowls and cheese empanadas. Frequent visits happen during lunch breaks with options suitable for sharing.
A market section offers a selection of frozen and packaged Brazilian groceries. The market has a cute vibe that stands out.
Good to know
They offer a Saturday brunch buffet with homemade dishes.
Sundays feature an all-you-can-eat barbecue brunch.
Fun events are hosted regularly, check the schedule.
Sandwich shop inside a bodega-style market features an LA style and delivers orders down a long wooden slide. The atmosphere is super chill with a friendly vibe that feels uplifting and pleasant. It attracts locals looking for unique, flavorful sandwiches, including standout vegetarian options.
Offers tasty and filling lunch options that work well for office orders or quick pickups. Serves as a one-stop shop for weekend or casual lunches with friends.
A small market with a cool, little atmosphere offers a variety of chips and drinks alongside a sandwich shop. Seating exists outside, but the market suits to-go orders better.
Good to know
Chachi's is located inside Beach City Market, making it a convenient stop.
There is some seating outside the market, but it's better for to-go orders.
Chachi's specializes in pressed sandwiches with high-quality ingredients.
Renovated seafood market with limited standing-room only space and no dine-in service offers fresh, well-seasoned fish and reasonable prices. The atmosphere feels crowded and the surrounding area appears rough and suspicious. Wait times stay around 15-20 minutes, and the market accepts food stamps.
Offers an $11.99 lunch special all year with large portions of fish and shrimp plates. Serves as a swing by for lunch or early dinner spot.
Fresh fish stands out with excellent quality and proper seasoning. The market offers a superior selection compared to others in the area.
Good to know
The wait time is about 15-20 minutes during peak hours.
The market offers a $11.99 lunch special available all year long.
They recently started accepting food stamps for purchases.
Seafood market with comfortable outdoor seating and a relaxed, lively patio encourages conversation among diners. The vibe is easy and welcoming, suited for casual gatherings despite high-quality, fresh seafood offerings. Indoor space is minimal and less inviting, focusing activity outside.
Peruvian ceviche and grilled octopus salad stand out for lunch. Plenty of outdoor seating is available on weekends.
Offers a wide selection of fish from multiple coasts including East, West, New Zealand, and Baja at reasonable prices. The seafood case displays high quality fish and oysters without any fishy smell.
Good to know
There is no indoor seating; all dining is outdoors with picnic tables.
Parking is available for free along Washington and nearby residential streets.
Happy hour offers deals on oysters and select house drinks.
Deli inside a historic market offers a nostalgic atmosphere with views overlooking bustling crowds. The vibe feels homey and comforting, drawing fans of old-school deli sandwiches. Lines can get long during busy times, reflecting its status as a longstanding local institution.
Corned beef stands out as super tender and a highlight for lunch. Boxed lunches arrive reliably even on short notice, and seating by the windows upstairs offers a view of the lunchtime crowd below.
Old-timey classics and carved meats stand out among the food options. The market keeps a charming atmosphere with vendors like Magee's Kitchen serving comforting, traditional fare.
Good to know
Reservations are not accepted; expect long lines during peak hours.
Parking can be challenging with limited spaces and high rates after 90 minutes.
Customers order at the counter and pick up their food at the carving station.
Small organic grocery store offers fresh produce, ready-made foods, and an outdoor grill serving items like Bison burgers and Salmon Tacos. Clean and spacious interior combines with charging stations in the parking lot, attracting a health-conscious crowd. Prices tend to be higher, reflecting a focus on quality and niche selections.
Quick lunches come from a hot bar and a cafeteria-style section with a grill menu. Options include fresh wraps and gluten-free snacks, making it a popular spot during the week.
Small and clean with accessible parking, the market offers a well-stocked produce section. It combines a market and restaurant setup, serving as a local organic option with a chic vibe.
Good to know
Parking is limited, with only a few spots available for customers.
Prices are generally higher than other supermarkets, reflecting the organic offerings.
Hanks Organic offers a variety of organic ready-made foods and groceries.
Deli with a casual diner-style atmosphere and a relaxed market vibe that fills with energy during meal times. Offers large portions and is known for fresh, well-made sandwiches like Philly cheesesteaks and pastrami. Seating can be limited when busy, so expect a lively, bustling environment.
Lunch offers hearty sandwiches like the Philly Chicken Cheesesteak with a solid mix of meat, veggies, and cheese, and the Pastrami Sandwich combo priced at US$18.45. The cashier can be a bit surly during busy lunch hours.
Unique and relaxed atmosphere defines the market, with clean and authentic surroundings. Public tables invite sitting and enjoying food from various vendors, making it a great spot for casual meals.
Good to know
The breakfast costs $17, and the burger with fries is $17.
Parking is paid, but shopkeepers can provide a discount stamp.
Expect to look for seats before ordering as it gets crowded.
Restaurant offers chic rustic decor with a warm, inviting atmosphere that contrasts the surrounding market. Guests enjoy fresh homemade pastas paired with an excellent selection of organic local wines. Outdoor patio space adds to the relaxed yet elegant vibe.
Pleasant atmosphere with nice music sets a relaxed mood. Suitable for a lunch date with friends or a romantic meal before a movie.
A charming corner of the farmers market features a quality spot with high-end rustic decor. It opens up to the market, creating a unique and vibrant vibe.
Good to know
Happy hour is Monday through Friday from 3 to 6 pm.
The restaurant offers a special lunch for $25 where you can get two meals.
The location on maps might be slightly incorrect, as the restaurant is opposite Diestel.
Combination of grocery store, wine bar, and restaurant creates a unique shopping and dining experience. Bright, clean interior with wide aisles and quiet outdoor seating offers a calm, relaxing atmosphere. Multiple food bars and bakery add variety, making it more than just a typical grocery store.
Lunch happens at the bar just inside the store, offering a casual spot to eat. The cafe serves breakfast, lunch, and drinks, making it a versatile choice for midday meals.
Quality of the food choices stands out with a clean and easy to navigate layout. Staff in the produce section show professional attitude and knowledge. Prices run higher but match the higher quality of products.
Good to know
Parking is easy to validate with a purchase.
The store offers a great selection of fresh meats and vegetables.
The wine and sushi bar area has food and drink during weekday happy hour.
Seafood market buzzes with packed crowds and steady call-in orders, especially on Fridays. Fish and shrimp come fresh and crisp, often fried extra crispy with well-seasoned flavors. Prices stay affordable, drawing those who seek quality seafood in a busy, no-frills setting.
Lunch features a special combo with shrimp, fish, and fries. Sides are priced around $1.12 each, though that pricing seems unclear.
Fish selection feels typical but includes fresh catches. Staff at the fish section are notably friendly. Market offers varied food options beyond seafood.
Good to know
East-West Fish Market accepts EBT payments.
Parking is available in front or on the side street.
Expect a 15-20 minute wait for orders during busy times.
Open kitchen and marble countertops create a chic, lively atmosphere within a bustling farmers market setting. Communal seating and freshly made pasta add to the casual, inviting vibe. Noise and occasional draftiness contrast with the cozy, fun energy.
Offers a casual lunch setting with a pleasant atmosphere. Good spot to enjoy a meal while soaking in vibrant surroundings.
Busy atmosphere fills the food market area with energy. Pasta Corner sits at the end of the market offering casual dining with options to eat at the counter or at tables around the farmers market.
Good to know
Expect to pay around $20-$30 for a pasta dish.
The restaurant opens at 11 AM, so plan accordingly.
Dine LA offers special deals, making it a great time to visit.
Japanese restaurant offers fresh, flavorful sushi with high-quality fish and varied sushi rolls. The setting is casual and lively with limited seating and a counter featuring multiple sauces. The atmosphere suits sushi lovers seeking a straightforward dining experience.
Lunch offers a Sushi Rush set with 8 pieces of nigiri and a spicy tuna hand roll for $25. The Rushroll stands out as a solid lunch choice.
Offers fresh sushi within a bustling market setting. Serves as a solid choice for sushi lovers exploring the market.
Good to know
Happy hour offers a sushi sampler for $15 with five pieces.
Expect long wait times during peak hours, especially for at-kitchen seating.
The restaurant has limited seating, so arrive early to avoid waiting.
Cobblestone paths and wooden facades mimic traditional Japanese shopping streets, creating an immersive small-town feel. Bright red lanterns and a 50-foot replica fire lookout tower add to the authentic Edo-period design. The plaza buzzes with lively energy, especially on weekends, drawing crowds to its outdoor dining and arcade games.
Offers great lunch options with a focus on Japanese cuisine. Serves as a popular spot to meet friends and enjoy meals alongside Japanese groceries.
Several markets offer authentic Japanese goods and snacks at good prices. Nijiya market provides quick, inexpensive meals, mostly cold. Decorative lanterns guide through shops with Asian products, collectibles, and food options.
Good to know
The plaza hosts cherry blossom events in spring with sakura-themed stalls.
Nisei Week Japanese Festival in August includes Obon dancing, taiko drums, and a parade.
Parking can get crowded and expensive on weekends.
Outdoor seating dominates the space, which blends industrial design with a West Village 70s vibe and shares an area with a gourmet market. The atmosphere feels comfortable and inviting, with a naval ship gray exterior complementing the streamlined look. The setting suits casual dining with options to sit inside, stand, or enjoy the outdoors.
Lunch service starts strictly at 11, requiring some waiting if arriving earlier. Staff communicate timing clearly but with a straightforward tone that might affect the vibe.
Shared space includes an amazing market with a bar-style setup for ordering. Seating options include inside, standing, or outside.
Good to know
There are plenty of paid street parking spots at opening time on Friday morning.
A pro tip is to get there between 11 and 12.
Seating is outdoors and shared.
Roomy, clean grocery store with fresh Japanese foods and ready-to-eat bentos made daily. Calm and organized atmosphere supports easy shopping for unique Japanese products including meats, sweets, and cooking sake. Prices vary, with some items like sushi discounted during late hours.
Options include sushi, poke bowls, and sashimi available closer to lunch time. Meals typically cost around 10-15 dollars for a quick lunch.
Incredible selection of Japanese ingredients fills the shelves. Located in a major shopping plaza, parking is easy and the market offers a fantastic range of Asian products.
Good to know
Discounted sushi prices start around 5 pm, making it a great time to visit.
Prices for bento and sushi are marked down around 6:30 pm.
Expect a rush for bento boxes during peak hours.
Small corner store combines old-school deli vibe with a mini market stocked with snacks and beverages. Atmosphere feels nostalgic and authentic, reminiscent of an '80s New York deli. Sandwiches stand out as exceptional and cash-only, served from a modest rear counter.
Quick service handles busy lunch hours well. Sandwiches come in large portions, enough for two meals. This spot suits those who want a hearty lunch and leave feeling full.
Fresh bread and quality meats make sandwiches here stand out. The market feels like a local institution with a welcoming environment and homemade-style offerings.
Good to know
Busy Bee Market only accepts cash payments.
There is an onsite ATM available if you forget to bring cash.
Parking is limited, so arrive early to find a spot.
Empanadas come with filling names burned into the crust, offering a great variety of sweet, savory, and spicy flavors. Busy market setting fills the air with savory baking aromas and draws a steady line of customers. Decor is beautifully decorated, creating a lively and inviting atmosphere.
Lunch options focus on empanadas served at a farmers market setting. This spot fits well for a quick, casual meal during a city tour or a simple lunch outing.
The market features a variety of savory and sweet empanadas that serve as quick, satisfying bites. Nonna's Empanadas stands out as a popular choice among many options available.
Good to know
Expect a medium-sized line during peak hours at Nonna's Empanadas.
The price for two empanadas and a drink is $12.95.
Vegan options are limited and not highly rated.
Gourmet grocery store with a sophisticated atmosphere and casual, warm vibe offers both indoor seating and a shaded outdoor patio. The market features a well-stocked selection of fresh, high-quality ingredients and specialty foods. Prices are notably high, reflecting an upscale, farm-to-table style experience.
Weekend lunches feature excellent ingredients and well-made dishes. Prices run high, which might push some to cook at home instead.
Gourmet ingredients and farmers market quality goods fill the shelves. The market features a well-stocked and gorgeous layout that highlights quality products.
Good to know
Parking is limited; consider arriving early or using public transport.
Expect high prices for gourmet ingredients and prepared foods.
Credit cards are accepted, but cash is recommended for small purchases.
Tight, old-school deli with authentic Mexican vibe and loud mariachi music outdoors. Women slap tortillas in sync over a giant comal, creating a nostalgic atmosphere. Outdoor community tables offer casual seating despite worn furniture.
Lunch offers good value with meals under $11 and includes a bottled Coke. The spot stays consistently busy during lunch hours, showing its popularity.
A bustling meat market with a busy atmosphere and plenty of staff to assist. The market sells meats and spices and draws crowds that require patience to navigate.
Good to know
On Saturdays and Sundays, they serve menudo.
Parking is tricky, so I parked on a nearby street and walked over.
The line can get long on weekends, but it moves fast.
Open-air plaza features vineyard-inspired design with waterfall sections and fire pits that create a classy, lively atmosphere. Outdoor seating areas and a small playground encourage socializing and family visits. Evening brings spectacular lighting and jazz music, enhancing the enjoyable vibe.
Offers solid options for lunch and dinner with a reliable menu. Both spots serve meals that work well for a midday break or evening meal.
Many options include restaurants, markets, and shops. Whole Foods Market stands out with a variety of foods and a notable pizza at the corner.
Good to know
Parking is often difficult, especially during evenings and weekends.
There are many dining options, including a variety of cuisines.
Happy hour specials offer great value at several restaurants.