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Upscale food court with local vendors & bars in a renovated, historic 1919 citrus-packing house.
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- Address440 S Anaheim Blvd, Anaheim, CA 92805, USA, Anaheim 92802
- Phone(714) 533-7225
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an excellent food court experience. There is something for everyone and no pressure for everyone to agree on the same thing. The environment is fun and family friendly. There are number of places that serve alcohol that can be carried to your table. A variety of different types of food are available and can be ordered and then eaten in a common area. Certain nights of the week include live music, such as the Last Call Quartet, who we got to enjoy while dining.
The atmosphere was great. Definitly a nice place to go to for a lunch date. The service is great. Many places to choose from! Plenty of menu options. It is slightly pricey so expect to spend at least $22 per person for a meal and drink. The agua frescas are a 10/10! Seating can be slightly limited if you visit on a busy day. Parking can be challenging but there is optional street parking at well.
This place is awesome for grabbing different types of food that suits your taste bud. It has very eclectic vibes and a stunning interior that feels both historic and modern. Whether you’re in the mood for gourmet food, Japanese ramen, East Indian food, or gelato, there is something here for everyone. The communal seating makes it a great spot for groups, and occasional live music really adds to the atmosphere. It can get quite busy, so I recommend arriving a bit early to snag a table, but the variety and quality of the vendors make it well worth the visit!
This place is great for food options and just hanging out having a brew while people watching. A huge variety of unique restaurant choices with a common seating area. The night we were there, they also had a DJ playing great songs. It was a bit loud making it hard to converse but it was still very enjoyable.
There are different food vendors, and they all mix different people together with one happy personality. I love it there! I ate at the Sumo Dog, Zabon, and enjoyed a glass of wine at Hammer House. There’s a sign that says, “Eat like no one is watching,” and that’s exactly what I did. 😹