Alameda night market

It’s really not how they put in the videos. The food is alright , the people are Super Friendly tho. Great Customer Service, but really will never be going back. Everyone has different opinions but in mine , there is way better night markets out there!

Love the atmosphere at this location ! They have delicious sweets and great food ! You must try though the pastas from The Brothers Bistro 👌🏻 the way how they make their pastas literally reminds me of a restaurant I would go to in Malibu.

Friday to Sunday. Parking is $5 if you can find any. Pay cash or qr code. Street parking available. Plenty of vendors with lots of variety. From your sweets, aguas, coffe to your bbq, pork, pupusas, teriyaki and so much more. You can find something good here.

This is another night market that I've been meaning to go to and I've finally got the chance to experience the food! This time I started by trying out the tlayuda from Vicky's Quesadillas all of the ingredients are freshly made from the sauces to the meats all the way to the corn dough! The salsa verde was amazing! Spicy but not overpowering the flavors of the other ingredients. Did I mention the tortilla was hand made and had a filling of grounded beans on the inside! Overall I highly recommend Vicky's Quesadillas. Next I tried some asada and pastor tacos. I can't recall the name of the vendor but it is Puebla style tacos. The tortillas were fresh and handmade. The tacos were filled with a generous amount of guacamole sauce my favorite! They were pretty tasty with red and green salsa. They were also offering some fresh boiled beans on the side as well, perfect for the cold weather! Last but not least I tried out the freshly handmade empanadas over at Empanadas la Flor. I ordered the cheese and potatoes empanadas. The dough is hand pressed into the shape of an empanada and filled with cheese and potatoes then it is submerged into hot boiling oil to make a nice and crispy empanada! Then it is garnished with some lettuce, cheese and cream along with red salsa this elevates the flavor to where it's fresh and zesty on the outside followed by a light and crispy flavor from the outside shell of the empanada. Followed by a soft, chewy and doughy flavor as you eat through the center! Overall I highly recommend this spot if you're hungry for freshly made Mexican food. There's also other foods like funnel cakes, mini doughnuts, pastas, BBQ ribs, hibachi so there's plenty of dishes for everyone! Street parking on Main St is also free on Sundays!

Honestly I was hesitating to visit after reading mixed reviews here and there, but I'm glad it turned out better than we thought. We came as a party of 10 on a Friday night. Parking is relatively easy if you come early, street parking is free after 6, and there is also a lot up the street for $10. Alameda night market is a fairly small market located in DTLA, despite it being small, it has a good amount of food vendors to choose from! They offer mostly Mexican food, and a few dessert vendors (D cake, mini pancake, churros, freshly made popcorn, and flan cakes) I think there is a burger vendor as well! The highlight thoughout the night was the Birria tacos w/ consommé, all the combos ($13) are good, and I honestly loved their #3. However, I probably wouldn't recommend the tapatio ramen from any vendor at this market location, they are salty and overpriced. The biggest con would be the seating, I wish they had more. I like that it's a dog friendly environment and it has a $2 bounce house for kids to enjoy! Note: Cash only mostly, some accept Venmo, and it is booze free!

Nice little night market with cheap homemade food of all varieties. A myriad of hispanic options but also some sushi and Italian. Very convenient to the local hotels and the environment felt extremely safe.

Good place to go for Mexican food around DT LA area. This place is open very late at night, They had a good variety of food and stores that sell kids toys and jewelry also. Good place to take kids. It is a bit small, you end up doing a walk around stores in about 10 min find some food you like eat and whole experience will be done in about 60 min. Parking in front is hard street parking was packed hard to park there lots two blocks away and you pay $10 for parking. Worth a trip not sure if it is worth going regularly if you are local to LA.

Took my little family here for a Night out. We tried absolutely everything we could. First stop to get Asada tacos at the Taqueria. Grrrreat! So flavorful. They smothered the taco with thick Guacamole! Next we had Ribs. They gave us Potato salad, Hawaiian rolls and Ribs that were very Savory. Not gonna lie, finger lickin' worthy! We left to another Vendor, had some Quesi Birria Tacos. Omg 🥲they were so fat! The salsa was unique. Kind of taste like tomato sauce/enchilada sauce. We loved it. My son had Flaming How cheetos Elote (corn). I tried it & i loved it more than the regular Corn i usually get. It was delicious. We tried the rolled icecream. It was fun watching the man make it. Took about 4 minutes for the process made with lots of heart! The finished icecream rolls look amazing. They add all the toppings that you'd like. My stomach can't handle milk well but this icecream was a deal breaker. So delicious, didnt upset my tummy. I ate freshly made Churros & plantains with chocolate & strawberry sauce. This was my favorite treat of the night! I love how everything was made right infront of us. The vendors were so nice to us. *bilingual Vendors *food of all kinds *prices very *gift shopping available *portable bathrooms available *games to play *free Entrance *parking on the side *location on big gated Lot *Desserts & food available & affordable *Prices 5$ & up Anything bought here is so worth it. *So much space for wheel chairs and motorized chairs