Anaheim Packing District

"When you get sick of a certain theme park, head down the road to another one: Anaheim Packing House. This two-story food hall/entertainment complex dates back to the early 20th century when it was a citrus packing facility. These days, it’s a one-stop shop for local dates, bored high schoolers, and vacationing families who couldn’t agree on where to eat in Downtown Disney. The 50-plus vendors mean everyone in your group will find something they like, but if you want some guidance, head to White Elephant for Thai food and Blind Rabbit, a hidden speakeasy in the basement, for well-made cocktails.  " - brant cox

"When you can’t take one more second of the mind-numbing chaos of Downtown Disney, round up the crew and head to the Anaheim Packing House. Located just ten minutes down the road from the parks, this former citrus packing center built in 1919 has been transformed into a two-story food hall and entertainment complex. These days, it’s a one-stop shop for local dates, bored high schoolers, and vacationing families who couldn’t agree on where to eat in Downtown Disney. The 50-plus vendors mean everyone in your group will find something they like. We particularly love the Thai food at White Elephant, and when it's time for a cocktail, you'll find us at The Blind Rabbit, a moody speakeasy in the basement." - Brant Cox

"The Packing House is a one-stop shop for snacks, quick bites and more. As one of the region’s most well-known food halls, this place offers a bit of something for everyone, all day long." - Farley Elliott

"When you can’t take one more second of the mind-numbing chaos of Downtown Disney, round up the crew and head to the Anaheim Packing House. Located just ten minutes down the road from the parks, APH is a former citrus packing center built in 1919 that’s been transformed into a massive food hall and entertainment complex. With over 50 food vendors, bars, speakeasies, and live music events most nights of the week, it’s one of the only places in Anaheim where kids, teenagers, and adults can all find happiness. Some of our favorite spots include Adya for Indian street food and The Blind Rabbit for specialty cocktails." - Brant Cox