Anaheim Packing District

Vibrant and fun atmosphere - lots of restaurants with indoor and outdoor seating as well. Fun decor outside. Lively music! Upon entry, there are some small, business vendors with beautiful handmade items to peruse. Could easily spend a lot of time here with family friends and just relax. Parking is very crowded near the very front of the Packing House. Don’t even try it. Save yourself the hassle and go to the parking structures on either Center Street Promenade, the City Hall, or the Community Center on East Center Street and Olive street. Walking to the Packing House is only 2-3 minutes. Real easy.

Cool place, kind like a fancy food court with many independent restaurants and common places to seat, eat and drink. It has a nightly-life type of atmosphere and tends to be trendy and busy. It is also suited for families as well. I would highly suggest giving it a try!

The Anaheim Packing District is one of my favorite spots to hang out, eat, and just enjoy the vibe. The moment you walk in, you’re greeted with this cool, laid-back atmosphere that feels both historic and trendy. It’s built inside a beautifully restored citrus packing house, and they’ve really kept the charm while making it modern. What I love most is the variety—so many different food stalls with everything from Asian fusion and gourmet grilled cheese to artisan desserts and cocktails. There’s literally something for everyone, and it’s perfect for groups or families because everyone can pick what they want. My personal favorite? The fish tacos and the mochi donuts. And if you like drinks, you’ll find some great craft options too. The place is lively but not overwhelming. You’ve got live music sometimes, indoor and outdoor seating, and even a cute little bar in a train car outside. Parking can be a bit tricky during peak hours, but it’s worth it. Overall, it’s a fun and unique spot with great energy, good food, and a chill crowd. It's definitely a must-visit if you're in the Anaheim area. I keep coming back—and always discover something new.

I absolutely loved this place! It’s housed in a huge warehouse-style building, a vibrant, modern food hall—it reminded me a lot of the lively food courts you find in Europe. Inside, there’s an amazing variety of options—small businesses offering everything from Indian, Asian, and Mexican food to fish and chips, ramen, and more. The choices can be overwhelming (in the best way), but the great thing is, if you don’t love your first pick, you can always try something else from a different business. Once you place your order, you can either grab a table or split up—someone in your group can hold a spot while others order. Parking is free on the street, though it may take a few loops to find a spot. We got lucky and found one right away. Service was friendly and efficient at every business I tried. I had the ramen and the floating noodles, and both were absolutely delicious. Highly recommend checking this place out if you’re in the area—great food, great vibe, and a fun way to support local vendors all under one roof!

Georgia's my favorite eat-spot at Anaheim Packing House. I'm partial to the down-south meals that they offer and serve. Take out, pick up, and delivery are also available. Love it.

This place is pretty cool. Lots of dining and drinking options from many different cultures and cuisines. A few shops as well with local and artisanal goods, and some LA chain mainstays. Also, there are a few not-so-obvious speakeasies which you should definitely check out! My only real complaint is the parking and crowds. It's so hard to find a spot to park here. There's a small valet lot, but it fills up. Beyond that there's street parking, but you're gonna walk. So just prepare for that. Once you're in, you're in for a good time.

The best food court in Anaheim. It is filled with all kinds of restaurants and casual food inside, all unique and delicious. On this visit, I had the cajun shrimp and double wagyu smash burger, which are delicious and cannot be found anywhere else. The only downside is the parking issue. On weekends, it is almost impossible to park in the parking lot, so you will most likely have to street park outside.

I've lived in Orange County for a long time but have never visited the Anaheim Packing District until now. It's a little foodie haven tucked away in a series of historical buildings that were once home to a citrus packing warehouse. You can immerse yourself in a little history of the packing district at SEED if you're interested. But, the food is really the purpose of this venture, so bring your appetite and prepare to test your self-control. As many people have posted, there's a variety of cuisine to choose from and a little something for everyone's taste. So, whether you're searching for Asian (206 BCE's Anti-gravity Noodles featured here) or Mediterranean (Mangal's Chicken Shawarma Wrap featured here), Mexican (Urbana) or Italian (ZeroZero 39 Pizzeria), Fish and Chips (Chippy's Fish fillet featured here) ice cream (Han's) or customizable gelato (PopBar), donuts (Randy's), desserts (Le Parfait Paris) or something in between, like charcuterie (Pique-Nique) and boba (Mini Monster featured here), there are other options aside from what I listed. You can always kick back at a sit-down restaurant, such as Poppy and Seed or 18 Folds (located in different buildings), or find yourself satisfied with a cocktail in a converted train section (BXCR featured here) or a speakeasy (The Blind Rabbit). My solemn promise...you won't leave hungry. Parking is a nightmare, unless you're prepared to valet. Valet pricing is decent and you can stay until closing.

I absolutely loved this place! It's housed in a huge warehouse-style building, a vibrant, modern food hall--it reminded me a lot of the lively food courts you find in Europe. Inside, there's an amazing variety of options--small businesses offering everything from Indian, Asian, and Mexican food to fish and chips, ramen, and more. The choices can be overwhelming (in the best way), but the great thing is, if you don't love your first pick, you can always try something else from a different business. Once you place your order, you can either grab a table or split up--someone in your group can hold a spot while others order. Parking is free on the street, though it may take a few loops to find a spot. We got lucky and found one right away. Service was friendly and efficient at every business I tried. I had the ramen and the floating noodles, and both were absolutely delicious. Highly recommend checking this place out if you're in the area--great food, great vibe, and a fun way to support local vendors all under one roof!

This place is like a European Market Place. You have lots of vendors offering various types of foods. Place has a lot of tables where you can sit after you have ordered your food from your favorite vendor. Ambiance is casual, cool and very inviting. Decoration was spectacular. Parking is a bit tight if you go on the weekends. They offer Valet Parking to help out. There self parking is small for the place, you do have street parking but also limited.

If one is looking for a place to eat at, or be entertained then ... This is the place to go to in Southern California ! It's interesting that it has the name packing district, I actually thought they do something with boxes or it was some kind of factory! It's not! It's a free, brightly lit, entertaining location to go to ! There are desserts every time I go there there's some type of DJ, it's a wonderful place to go on a first date, or just in general. Please remember that it's a kind of out-of-the-way location, and parking can be difficult. But there's a lot of neighboring streets to park. There is a wonderfully lush park for picnic areas, in the front. What I like about it is the hanging vines, and the ceiling with beautiful windows. There are bars, delicious desserts, it's always clean. And the people are friendly there that frequent it.

I looove the Anaheim Packing District! Perfect spot to bring family and friends if you can't agree on a restaurant lol. They have diverse food and desserts. It's two stories with modern and aesthetic decor. There's plenty of seating inside and outside. Though, on the weekends, it can be very difficult to find a table. Weekdays are usually more empty. If you're planning on driving, don't do it. Get dropped off. They have a small parking lot and $7 valet. If both are full, then you have to find street parking. Finding a spot is a nightmare.

Loved! My sister and I drove over an hour to visit this Anaheim gem and it did not disappoint! So much delicious food to choose from and such a vibe! The Pad Thai from White Elephant was delicious and perfectly spicy (level 2 - mild) and the strawberry lemonade boba from Mini Monster was so refreshing!! It was the perfect meal! Totally recommend visiting for some good drinks and good food!

Love coming here before going to Disneyland! Great selection, plenty of offsite parking in the garage and such a fun place. I love the atmosphere of the packing district, it's cozy, lots of good food everywhere and definitely something for everyone. Our family favorite is The Kroft it's always a hit, my husband loveeesss their smash burgers and I love the porchetta sandwich. Baby loves the original classic poutine fries. I just wish they put in more cheese curds in the poutine. Other than that the food is delicious. Our favorite spot for dessert is pop bar yummmmmm how can you not love a good popsicle with all the add ons!? Can't go wrong with so many flavor options they have. Definitely give this place a try, great for families or date night cheers!

Food, drinks, entertainment, stores, what more can you ask for? Anaheim Packing District is such an amazing place to hangout whether it's with family, a group of friends, or even for a date night. Theres a variety of foods you can eat from different restaurants. Parking here is not the best nor is it the worst. They have a parking lot but it usually gets full, so you can either find nearby street parking or park about 2 blocks away at a nearby lot that is for free. I believe on Fridays and/or the weekends there is live music which is pretty cool. From Vietnamese food to Japanese, American, Italian, Indian...you can honestly get all kinds of food here. They even have 2 bars where you can get alcohol and a wine bar here as well. Definitely a great place to hangout any day of the week!

We loved this awesome industrial converted orange packing plant turned foot court! On a recent trip to Disneyland, we had a few days to explore places in Anaheim, and this was at the top of the list! This place has cute gift shops, bars, and tons of unique eateries, from fish and chips, to Indian, Mediterranean, Japanese and more! Downstairs they have more dine in space and a cool train car bar. Upstairs they have casual big tables to sit and enjoy your selections. I would love to come back some day and sample from more vendors.

There's some struggle to find parking! It can be frustrating, but give yourself 20 minutes extra to find free parking along the sidewalks, and you'll eventually find a spot. This place is lively with a lot of people coming and going. We got to come here before 7pm and thankfully my group of several cars got to each find a parking spot. There's valet though I believe if you are in a time crunch. On most days, they close early at 9pm, but on Fridays and Saturdays they are open later till 11pm! It was pretty handy since my group needed to kill time before going out! There are plenty of tables and seats if you scan around the area. We all got to explore and pick what food we wanted from a spot in the food court and we all pretty much got our food around the same time. The spicy ramen I got hit the spot and the pepper chicken karaage was yummy too. Others got cajun seafood boil or pasta, but all in all we were all impressed by the affordable pricing! A food court that is not overpriced, has adequate food servings and flavor, and maintained well! We love to come by here when in the area. There was also a live band playing music too to add to the ambiance.

Hipster food court with cool eateries and small gift shops. There is something for everyone here. Coffee, funky donuts, greasy burgers, sushi, fruit juices, and cute n' unique product offerings.

Down here for the weekend and our friends came here the day before and enjoyed the variety of different food cuisines. Restaurant stalls are located inside a two story building. I selected the Catfish Po Boy and it was really great. Would definitely come back if I was in the area.

I do love The Anaheim Packing House District. How can you not? There's something for everyone here. Looking for alcoholic beverages? No problem! Looking for Indian food? It's here. Maybe you are craving ramen? They got you covered. I love the variety offered here. They basically have anything you could want.

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Such a great spot! I wish Los Angeles County had food halls like this. I enjoyed the cuisine selections, the ambience was cute and fun. The parking could definitely improved, but your best bet is to venture into the residential zone.

I really enjoyed the packing district. There is a variety of eateries for everyone's tastes. You can have sushi, burgers, donuts, ice cream, agua frescas and grab a cocktail in a very unique setting. They had a DJ playing music when we came on a Sunday which was cool. There is also a few good spots around the packing district as well plus an open area that kids/pets can run around. This would be a great spot for a first date as well as a good spot with the family. We enjoyed donuts and some ice cream. Next time, I am going to try the crepes or the sushi.

Tried this place with my girlfriend as a recommendation. I enjoyed looking at their website and seeing all of the food options and thought it would be a great date spot. I found positives and negatives for a Saturday date spot. There just isn't ample parking. Not sure how one is supposed to figure this out of their own. The self parking lot was not an option. Local streets are all filled and on some streets, cars were double parked. Finally had to go Valet for $9 plus tip. Inside the building there was no place to sit. Most food places are either to go, or offer dining spaces for 10 people or so. Place was too loud to carry on a conversation. There are plenty of food options, which was good. Unfortunately, the one we chose had burgers that were a bit subpar. I have much better from food trucks. Kudos for live entertainment. The Rockabilly band that played at 7pm was talented and entertaining. We did have to stand against a railing as there were no seats available. With some improvements, this place could become more welcoming. But as my date and I agreed, for now this option for date night is a One and Done.

Parking is an issue. Expect to circle the surrounding neighborhoods, waiting for someone to leave. The lot at the packing house is much too small for the amount of people who want to be there. There were a good number of seats, and there are plenty of restaurant options. No matter who you go with, everyone will find something to eat. I will say, there are little to no vegetarian or vegan options.

Love coming here with family, or even in a date with my partner! So many options to eat at, all prices are fair and really delicious! Parking is a bit difficult to find on weekends however you can always park on the street.

We came back to this spot because it's perfect for groups--there's something for everyone! Unfortunately, I was really disappointed this time. I had my heart set on the seafood boil from 206 BCE, but they paused taking orders since they were backed up and needed to catch up. After waiting for 30 minutes, I gave up and went elsewhere. As I tell my son, "If you don't get what you want, just say, 'Oh well, maybe next time.'" We ended up trying a few different places. My son and I wanted sushi, so he got a Little Dragon Roll, and I grabbed a few hand rolls from Zabon Ramen. Everything was super fresh and delicious! My friend got two pizzas from ZeroZero 39 Pizzeria--Truffle Porcini and Margherita--and we shared. The Truffle Porcini pizza was absolutely amazing! We found a cozy spot next to a bar, grabbed a couple of glasses of wine, and enjoyed the live music while the kids ate and had fun. To top it all off, the boys finished the night with gelato on a stick from Popbar. It was a great way to end the evening!

An oasis filled with eateries, the Anaheim Packing District has much to offer. Multiple visits are necessary unless you're ready for some serious eating. And if you are, let's go! I would recommend getting there early to beat the crowd and find a table to settle down in because those things tend to fill up soon enough. THE FOOD. I tried out as many places as I could while we were there and did separate Yelp reviews for each one.... El Chamango, White Elephant, The Kroft, and Parfait Paris. All really good in their own way. THE PARKING. There's a small lot at the north entrance of the Packing House, but you apparently have to get there obscenely early to snag one of those spots. Your best bet is finding parking around the intersection of East Santa Ana St. & South Claudina St. Parking was free when I went on a Saturday morning, but read those signs to make sure! There are also free shuttle rides that can take you around.

This place has a great eclectic assortment of eateries. If you have a family who can't settle on one type of food and wants a variety, this is a place to bring them. I've been here a handful of times and parking is never a problem with me and I always have a great experience. It's a nice place to take some cool pictures too.

I absolutely love the Anaheim packing house so many different selections from food, dessert and drinks It's such a vibe love the decor love everything about it. I recommend everyone should go at least once there's always something you'll find in there that you'll like it's a great variety of things and the atmosphere is awesome.

Really cool place for lunch or dinner. Lots of options. Parking is a challenge but we found a city lot a little bit of a walk away.

A food lover's dream come true! I finally went to Anaheim Packing District earlier this year and was astonished by how awesome it was -- and how many cool eateries there were to choose from. The atrium is so lovely and there are lots of places to sit and eat. I've visited White Elephant and Mini Monster boba - both were awesome and I can't wait to go back and try other spots!

With its hip vibe and ample seating, the Anaheim Packing District is a haven for food enthusiasts. The diverse range of food options will leave you in awe. Regular live music and events add to the vibrant atmosphere; check the website for upcoming schedules and current businesses open or coming soon. I've visited the Packing District several times this year to try new items and to relax in the laid-back ambiance. My most recent visit was for the World Taste event. It was a fun and delectable experience, with many businesses in the district participating. The $55 Taste pass, offering eight tabs to redeem among the 14 items, is a great value. Even after using five tabs, I was already satisfied, but I couldn't resist using all my tabs. The event started slow, but the crowd and activity picked up as the evening progressed. A few lines were long but moved quickly. I can't wait for the next event. A few of my favorite items from World Taste: * Zero Zero 39 Pizzeria, the two pizza options. Burrata and Motadella * En Familia, the Wagyu Carne Asada Taco ($5 during Taco Tuesdays) * Mini Monster, the Sunset Strawberry Lemonade, refreshing and eye-catching * Georgia's Soul, the Beignets with Honey, piping hot and sweet * The Kroft, the Birria Rolls were flavorful and hot * Zabon Ramen & Rolls, the Zabon Coral Reef sampler (like a poke) Overall, I enjoy visiting the Packing District, whether there is an event or not. Along with the many food options are a few good bars. All the staff has been kind and helpful. From the morning to the evening, it's a great spot to hang out for anyone or the whole family. Parking can be better, but there are several parking lots, street parking, and valet parking for $6-8, depending on whether there is an event. Mind the times when not to park on the streets.

Great food hall with many different options that were all excellent. I would definitely return. Note- there is a decent amount of free parking

I love this place! The vibes are immaculate and the food is great! I always make sure to come here when I'm in the area

Okay well if you're looking for variety you have found the place . If you Think about it like a mall food court where You can get a bit of something . You are mistaken because it's nothing like that . It's actually some good restaurants with great food and a great vibe . We were able to have some great fish and chips , Indian food and ramen and then go into a bar and have a great drink all in the same building . If you're in Anaheim and looking for a fun place to grab a bite it's a must .

The Anaheim packing district is a great destination and almost upscale food hall if there ever was one. From what I know, this building was an old citrus packing warehouse in the early 1900's which later back in 2014 was restored and reopened as the Anaheim Packing House. Such a vibe when you walk in. The decor, indoor/outdoor seating and picnic areas, cafes and the numerous quality eateries are what make this place special. So far, we've tried the catfish po boy sandwich from Georgias, the hand rolls from Zabon ramen and rolls, Garlic Shrimp and pho from BCE. All were delicious. Definitely will return to continue trying all of the other great selection of restaurants and stands there. If you're a alcohol, there're plenty of vendors that serve alcohol and even a couple of sit down bars on both levels of the establishment. Check it out!

Absolutely worth the visit. We went to try and get on the waitlist for the speakeasy, and found this huge food/fun experience. Anything your stomach is craving, you can find it here. Two levels of choices and restaurants surrounding the parking lot. An absolute must for anyone near the Anaheim area

Went on a weekday and parking was way better than the weekends. Good food choices. Had food from the hand roll place on top floor called Zabon and flying gravity noodles from a place on second floor.

I truly think that anaheim packing district is a wonderful place to frequent when you have nothing to do, with a large group of people, showing someone around SoCal, or with someone who's indecisive. They have so many different establishments here that everyone can be satisfied and happy with what they get! The vibes and aesthetics of the packing house is also very welcoming and beautifully made - very picture-esque! Food: They have something for everyone - ice cream, drinks, a speakeasy bar, boba, and have an array of different foods and cuisines! You can't go wrong with any of them because they're all very decent/solid. They also have outdoor and indoor seating for large groups so you can all get something different and then come together at a table. After enjoying a nice meal, you can choose from a couple of different dessert spots that will satisfy that sweet tooth and give everyone a little sweet treat. I love that you can do it all in just 1 place! There's also places you can walk to nearby, which is just an absolute positive. Disneyland is also less than 10 minutes away! You really can't go wrong with the packing district. I bring my friends here who are from out of town/state/country here, and every person always has such a positive reaction! I bring them here, get some food and dessert and then we make our way over to downtown Disney! It's a very solid day.

A great spot to eat, drink, hang and shop. There is a small lot that gets full easily, so parking can be a bit tricky on a weekend, and Friday night, but there's lot a of street parking all around. Just make sure to avoid the permit parking areas. Valet parking is available too, but I always prefer to self park. Tomorrow on Saturday June 1st 2024 marks their 10 year anniversary. They will be having a classic car show, historical tours, and live jazz. I really can't believe it's been a whole decade since this indoor food hall first opened, but time does fly. And even faster as you get older.

The only downside is trying to find a spot to sit down with your party so you can be together as you enjoy all the food stalls. Otherwise exceptional place with dining options to accommodate many dietary restrictions. Seemed a little crowded if you want to use a wheelchair but I'm sure if there is a will, there is a way as the spaces are wide enough to theoretically accommodate. Loved the hand roll and ramen option. Randy's donuts -- what can go wrong. Cajun downstairs with the platters are enough to share and the anti gravity noodles are packed with flavor. Pizza spot downstairs with many options. Was a little disappointed with the charcuterie spot that didn't tell you they ran out of items prior to you committing to a (very overpriced) box. Loved the fried chicken upstairs. Han's ice cream was a little melted and too soft for our tastes but if you like softer ice cream, check them out. Grilled cheese bar nailed the simplist sandwich delight ever (grilled cheese). And finally, we finished off with gelato bars that could be customized with toppings and dip. Parking wasn't too bad. The ambiance with live music was upbeat. Not really a good place if you want a quiet dining experience or waiter service. Can't wait to come back to try all of the other options.

Such a cool place loved it so many places to eat little tucked away bars such a rad place. My friend she suggested to come here. So glad she took us here what a pretty place we went to this tiny bar inside and had a couple drinks. I loved it super cute I would definitely like to come back and check out the foot court. There is so many cute unique decorations around I loved the atmosphere it was so fun kind of trendy. It was a Wednesday night so it wasn't that busy but some of the food places were still open till I believe 10:00. Lots of areas to sit or take pictures, many decorations on the wall. I really want to come back here again and try the food. I would definitely recommend coming, very cool place fun atmosphere. Good place to hang out with family or friends! Love it and everyone was really friendly too! Have a beautiful day :) Aloha

Haven't been here in years! This is a really fun place to go on a date, there are so many restaurants to choose from with a variety of cuisines. I wanted to try so many spots. There are Mediterranean, Southern, desserts with coffee and crepes, charcuterie, Thai, hot pot, bars, and more in here. It can get pretty busy and parking can be a hassle, so I'd recommend going before the busy lunch or dinner rush. We tried out a Southern food spot and got ribs, shrimp po boy with Mac and cheese, potato salad, and cornbread on the side. It was pretty good but nothing spectacular. Going here to have options and enjoying the lively setting is worth it for a visit. I wouldn't come here everyday but I'd recommend if you haven't been in awhile and are in the area.

Bring your significant other, bring an empty stomach because you have a variety of foods from all cultures; From Charcuterie Board selections, Mexican cuisine to Asian Fusions, Ramen Soups, Tacos, Shawarma, Pizza with different toppings and for dessert they had many Pastries to choose from. Ice cream Parlor delights and Agua Fresca puesto at $9.00 each but many flavors to choose from. Overall it's a nice place to kick it with friends. Gets crowded. Parking is free and available around area.

My family of 4 visited here last summer to experience the variety of foods offered. It was pretty busy for a weekend and finding parking within thr lot required you to be a stalker. So we drove around and was able to find parking across the the district on the side streets. It's a pretty big place with various food restaurants/vendors in one place. Limited tables and lots of people. A little overwhelming for me I would say but a good place to try different dishes in one spot. We ordered the following: @The Kroft 1. Double smash waygu cheeseburger, combo -super delish and the patty was cooked just right. Not dry and very moist. -sauce is like big mac sauce according to my 10yo. @Pho/Cajun/seafood (downstairs) 1. Chicken egg roll -surprisingly good for it being chicken as I'm used to Vietnamese eggrolls with ground pork. The meat is moist and it is cook just perfect. The flavor is good but it's very light but maybe it's seasoned lightly to dip with the sweet and sour sauce that came with it. 2. Garlic Butter Shrimp Platter -Nice and big dish with 16 shrimps. Can easily be shared between 2 ppl. -The flavor is very buttery w/ a hint of citrus from the lime wedge my husband squeezed. Very light in flavor. I think if it had a little more tang and spice then it would be really good. Rice is fluffy but a little dried per hubby. Since we had the kids and had to drive, we didn't explore the bars that were there. Maybe next time!

Lots of food places to eat and Brewery and Palo Wine for drinks. The brewery and Palo wine have a community back patio that feels like a neighborhood back yard.

I can't believe I've never been here before! This is the cutest place ever! I wish the food options were a bit more quality but I think this place is more for the vibes rather than the food. Parkings plenty but it can def get crowded so plan ahead!

I really enjoy food halls.It's a nice place to visit with friends and family, so everyone can try different things. The packing district has a good mix of food to try: sandwiches, ice cream, pastries, ramen, sushi and even a speakeasy. I would say I would like there to be way more parking. I know they lots farther away but there isn't any signage, so you don't know if you can park there.

First time coming here w/my boyfriend. Heard about Anaheim Packing District on Ticktok & Instagram Love all the restaurants, bars etc. will definitely be coming during the summer time. It's a little humid inside wish the AC was on but over all everyone is so nice & polite. Love the security guard, before I was heading out I asking if he needed anything food m, snacks etc. and he was actually happy that I ask..

Christmas decorations and live music! I love visiting the packing district because I love the vibe.

I loved the Anaheim Packing District! They truly have something for everyone including food, drinks and dessert, which is so nice! It is also one of the last remaining citrus packing warehouses in Orange County and has been historically preserved and is now an American market hall.  The food selections ranges from burgers, sandwiches, sushi, indian, thai, dessert shops and so much more! There are a couple of bars located throughout so there are many drink options too. They have plenty of seating with options including tables and counter tables. The building has two levels and really is packed with a wide variety of things. I highly recommend walking through before making any decisions to see what catches your eye!  I would 100% come back to the Anaheim Packing District if I am in the area in the future!

Great spot to take the family or friends for a nice comforting and relaxing outing. Seen others also go on dates here so that's pretty cool to consider too. They have a good variety of foods from burgers, shrimp plates, and pizza- to a bunch of alcoholic beverages since it is a brewery type of scenery. Lots of room and space to wander around while you look for different foods and treats to try. The tables are not so clean all the time so maybe wipe it down before choosing where to sit. Overall great and fun vibes, cool experience. Thanks!

Came here with a group of friends, it was a good call for a large group of people who want different foods. You can find almost any kind of food you could ever want all under one roof. I got some Cajun pasta, my friend got BBQ, and another friend got sushi. Not that crowded on a Monday evening

Love, love, love the Anaheim Packing District and so has everyone we've brought here with us. From the aesthetic, atmosphere, amount of food/drink/dessert options there's something here for just about everyone. Some of my favorites being the fish and chips at Chippy Fish Grill. The crepes at Crepe coop, the strawberry sunset lemonade at Mini Monster, Popbar, and Hans' Homemade. This place does get packed and parking can be difficult to find but luckily they offer valet parking so you don't have to struggle to find a soot.

Not sure what to eat, this is the place to go. This place has almost everything you maybe craving. We walked by pizza, burgers, ice cream, sandwiches, crepes, Indian, Sushi, Ramen, Mexican food and more. Very lively and busy on the weekend, there are elevators in case you have a stroller or walker. We order Moco loco friends from Kroft, which my wife wanted all to herself. Sat in a couple of areas the grass area is nice for the kids to run around and drink their boba. Nice place for a food-venture.

parking sucks all the time. Its a food court and nothing special. its a great place for tourists.