Corporation Food Hall

Hidden little food hall sort of near the Orpheum, nice for pre-show eats. Great food at Gyoza Boys and boba at Tea Maru.

I saw this food hall and it was right across from my buddy’s spot. A solid or mini “Grand Central Station” type food spot. I tried this pork rice dish and a bbq chicken Banh mi. Both were excellent entrees and I highly recommend them. Flavors were on point and cooked perfectly. I’d definitely come back here and again. I’d recommend Uber or walking here. It’s in a food hall with other excellent options for lunch.

Corporation Food Hall is open late to serve folks that are staying at nearby hotels in DTLA. My friends and I have come here twice annually for our LA trips and each time has really worked. Prices in here feel steep for a food haul but it's typical for LA. Most entrees will set you back $15-$20. However, the sheer number of options in one spot can't be beat especially for the area. I've tried the vegan burger shop which is excellent and also ordered a tofu vermicelli bowl from the Southeast Asian shack. It's also never busy here compared to the likes of Grand Central Market, so you'll easily find a table and seat.

What a neat new place! Clean and bright, excellent for groups up to 8. Seating inside or outside with nice, warm heat lamps. Basically whatever you’re craving, you’ll find a healthy version of it here. Poke bowls, pasta creations, breakfast burritos, pork belly and Mediterranean falafels. Free lemonade refills from Soom Soom!! Strawberry is so good. They’ll let you try all the flavors. The people who work behind the counters take pride in their creations! Clean and tidy and friendly. They will have a bar soon, and they have seating in the back with large screen TVs for sports watching. Parking on the street. This place is part of gentrification of Los Angeles, it’s happening guys. But this place is good, they do food well here.

I frequent the place quite a bit I was excited when I saw the Indian restaurant was open... I had to explore the flavors... I absolutely love the Samosas...the paneer is absolutely delicious 🤤...the garlic Naan is cooked fresh the Tilapia was fresh the Tikki Masala was divine. I am glad that I decided to try it . For my first time at her establishment I give her an A++ 💕

The Burger Shop is amazing inside the Corporation Food Hall. i Love their onion rings, and everybody i shared them with enjoyed them as well. The habanero burger was cooked to perfection, and was so delicious i didn't stop to photograph it. sorry!! i'll have to return and order another so everyone can see how great a job they do preparing these specialty burgers. dedicated team, serving great meals right down to the last minute they're allowed to be open. Thank You, Burger Shop!!

It's like a small piece of Grand Central Market but without the oppressive crowds. The six or seven food stalls provide a great range of choices, and both what I had from Buddha Belly and what he had from Pig Pen were really delicious. We will definitely come back.

Delicious family owned Home cooked style foods. Mother and two young sons learning the business have it down.

CORPORATION FOOD HALL is practically in the heart of downtown Los Angeles. There are several food establishments in this hall and this is the reason why it's a popular choice in our office. It's also a very short Dash ride away from wherever you are in DTLA. And since we're in DTLA, it's likely a short and/or brisk away from you. It has plenty of indoor chairs and tables for us to take our time enjoying our food. There is no line to enter, practically no line to order at any of the food stalls, and it's never completely full in the 4 visits I've done in the past.

Corporation Food Hall is worth the trip ya'll. This DTLA co-op space is a cool find. Seeking out Plant-it burger (a very vegan friendly burger place). I also got to take in all eight great options the hold it down in this food court. Spots like Reset Coffee, Tea Maru, No Worries Curry, Long Beach Tacos, Island to Table Patty Hut, Gyoza Boys and Buddha Belly all have great offerings, friendly staff and a variety of eats. From fruit tea to coffee, vegan patties to rice bowls, tacos, wings, wraps, noodles and a full assortment of foodie options. You can order where you like and if dining in expect a cafeteria style tray for your order, which can also come in handy if you plan to CFH at more than one spot. A little boba here, and big burrito over here and some sushi rolls from there. They do have public restrooms all the way toward the back in a very practical and easy to spot area, just to the left of the back of the wall. The outdoor patio offers huge flat screens, spacious seating, friendly security on duty and a glance onto Spring Street, just before the intersection of 7th & Spring. You can also dine inside at available tables in the middle of the food hall, spaced out and cafeteria style like all their seating. Paid parking lot, street/metered (if you're lucky) or neighboring garages and other lots. Tons of options for all preferences and/or restrictions. Free Wi-Fi. ATM in back and additional monitors inside, mostly as menu boards for the restaurants, so of which offer contactless payment, pick-up and delivery via third party apps. It's pet friendly, kid friendly, family friendly, date friendly and open to all. My kind of food all!

Taqueria DTLA is trash. I am 9 months pregnant and I had already been walking forever to find a bathroom and everyone said I had to come to this food court to find a bathroom. So I did just that.. I walked in and the first restaurant I ran into was Taqueria DTLA and I said, "excuse me, do you have a restroom?" And the girl looked me up and down and points in a random direction and said, "corner" and I wasn't sure where to go still so I asked again hoping for some more information.. she looked at me like o was an idiot and said "corner! Corner!" .. I walked to said corner and there is a code required to even use it. She never said anything about a code. She made a nine month pregnant woman walk all the way to the back, then walk all the way to the front, get the code and walk all the way back to use the bathroom. She didn't have to be so rude. I was nothing but nice and respectful when I walked up.

It's a narrow and deep dining hall for food court style places, conveniently located in downtown. This one stop shop would allow diners to enjoy different options, mainly for fast food, within a very short distance.

Tried the mexican and thai places at this location. The mexican food was okay, but the thai is amazing! A great place with a lot of options, hardest part is finding parking!!

The Corporation Food Hall is awesome! I am so happy that this building was right next to my airbnb, so I did not have to walk far for food. Lol The location did not look like much from the outside but once you enter, it's spacious, clean and very L.A vibe, neon lights, like. I went to the Co. Food Hall about three times and sat inside two of those times because it gives a very chill aesthetically pleasing vibe and was never overcrowded. The first day I tried Gyoza Boyz LA and for the steak hibachi, of course it was fresh off the flat top and yummy :-) the garlic butter with the yum yum sauce was delicious! I am really not a fan of hibachi or yum yum sauce but there are very few places that gets it right and Gyoza Boyz LA is one of them. I paired my dinner with a yummy strawberry boba tea from Tea Maru. I believe Tea Maru is a newer eatery because it is not listed on the website but once you enter they are all the way in the back, definitely hit them up. After reading more reviews about the Co. Food Hall, the oxtail plate from "Island to Table Patty hut" was a must try. It was DELICIOUS capital letters :-)) I've never been a true fan of carribean food because I was not sure what's the taste I was suppose to be experiencing and it was never much taste. BUT!!! Island to Table gave me hope and I am honestly still thinking about the oxtail plate. I even added a beef patty for greedy purposes and it was really good but the dough was a little to thick and probably something I wouldn't eat often. When I returned the third day :-))) I opted for the steak hibachi again because my son wanted to get some gyoza, he LOVES them! and they were worth giving this place another try! The staff at each spot was great, patient and did not take offense if you walked off to another eatery. I am definitely returning to the Corporation Food Hall, try it out!

Downtown LA is so amazing, it's so vibrant and I grew up in LA so it's great to have so many options in one location. Imagine living in the high rise next door, how lucky! Just walk a few steps and whatever you're in the mood for, there it is. They're all independent businesses with patio seating or indoor communal seating. There's a burger place, they offer both vegan and meat burgers, a Jamaican spot (get the oxtails), a pad Thai spot, pasta/pizza, Indian cuisine and a bunch more I just can't remember off the top of my head. The service was great, they bring you your food if you're dining there, and the ambiance was chill. You're definitely not on the west side :) Highly recommend, especially on those days when the grand central market is just too crowded.

Try LB Tacos Wow, what an amazing veggie taco! Fresh grilled tri-colored peppers, baby mushrooms, spinach, and onions on a bean slathered tortilla. Perfecto, as was the fast, friendly service. Check it out!

I had the Surf & Turf burrito and asked them to hold the onions, but got one loaded with onions. The burrito tasted ok, but it was soggy and fell apart mid meal. Asked for a glass of water, but was told that I had to buy a bottle. Not a great experience

I am so glad that this place exists! This place is literally next door to our Airbnb and super grateful that its only 1 step away - LOL, literally. This food hall has so many options that you honestly can't make your mind up until your stomach starts growling. I had the oxtail plate and it literally satisfied my craving for oxtail and then my husband had the spicy shrimp which he really loved. He also wanted to try the patty's from the Jamaican spot and he killed both patty's along with a milk tea boba. My husband says that the boba he had was thee best and fresh boba he's ever had. I honestly would only stay at that Airbnb only because of this place and its options. Definitely need to try this location out.

Poor treatment of customers. Unprofessional and rude staff, especially the security guards.

This small and snug little food block on Spring st surprisingly houses a well-curated, variety of Asian and Hispanic selections. None of the stores duplicates each other, and each brings an unique and welcome taste to this food space. This place is best for fast service and informal setting at honest prices, and was equally great when at 8:30pm when I swung by here. Some of my highlights are the freshly made pasta at Funculo. The serving was at a filling size for one, so check out the tempting samples on display before you buy. Nearby, Tea Maru brings you a refreshing rainbow of tapioca boba, taro, and other toppings. This food hall is a welcome alternative to Grand Central Market, even with enough offerings for something for new every day of a week!

A new dining destination in the heart of Downtown Los Angeles. This is the tiny version of Central Market which is actually only a few blocks from here. There are nine restaurants to choose from which are all unique in its own right but still complimentary with each other. Here are the business establishments you can find here: ​ On The Thirty offers gourmet bar snacks, including pizza, paired with cocktails & craft beer. ​ Soom Soom serves Mediterranean food such as falafel, shawarma, kabob, and hummus. ​ Funculo is the go-to for pasta lovers. ​ Poke2Go joins the poke craze in town. ​ Buddha Belly for Asian food which include rice, noodles, wraps, and salad. ​ Pig Pen Delicacy provides burger and fries. ​ Tacos Tu Madre with Latin cuisine and of course, infamous tacos and red velvet churros. ​ Bardonna for your coffee, salad and sandwiches. And to welcome the newest addition which opened a few weeks ago, South City Fried Chicken serves different fried chicken sandwiches. ​ Ample table and chairs available in the dining hall and more seating in the enclosed outdoor patio in the front of the store. Restroom is at the end of the hall.

Think of it as a smaller, less crowded, and cleaner version of Grand Central Market. If there is one thing I hate, it's crowds, but I'll deal with it if there's good food to be had! Corporation Food Hall is such a gem because it offers awesome food options without any of the crowds, so it's a win win for me (: It seems like this food hall is still in development as it looks like there's an in progress bar area in the back, but it's definitely worth stopping by for the stalls already here, from fried chicken sandwiches to pasta!

I like it! Came here around 9pm on the Friday of their opening weekend and it was pretty dead, hah. They're supposed to close at 11pm but most of the places were tidying up and scrubbing things down since there weren't many customers coming in at that time. We tried a pasta from Funculo and it was okay - the bf said it wasn't worth the $15 price tag. Overall, I think this is a great idea - lots of variety and options in one place and not too crazy expensive either. We will definitely come back when we are hungrier and try more places! There's parking available in the lot next door for $3 for the first hour, street parking can be tough since there's a lot of construction going on. They have clean bathrooms and a little seating indoors, and more outdoors.

Think a condensed Grand Central Market and you get Corporation Food Hall. Most of the vendors are fusion-esque and range from poke, Mediterranean, Asian, Italian to coffee and tea. The location isn't ideal due to all the construction that is going on, but it's definitely worth trying if you're in the area! There are about 8-9 vendors. As of writing this review the bar in the back of Food Hall isn't open and Tacos Tu Madre didn't receive their shipment yet. I'd recommend Funculo Pasta - an assembly line/make your own pasta joint or Buddha Belly. There's bathrooms in the back and an ATM machine if you forgot to bring cash. There are two long communal tables inside the hall and plenty of tables before you enter. I'll be back to try the other vendors!

It seems to still be developing as there some spots that looked like they were about to open. It seems to be a smaller version of the grand central market and no alcohol from what I observed. It still has great eats (funculo, Buddha belly) from what we tried. There are plenty of spots to sit. And because it's downtown, parking is a problem. Just bring you patience and hunger and you'll be set.

Corporation Food Hall isn't all that exciting with the restaurant selections, but it is a nice food hall/court. When I last went recently, I think the bar in the back had just finished. There is a variety of food medium-priced in the gentrified DTLA Spring Street. It is mostly an industrial interior design with plenty of seating (with bag hooks). There's outdoor seating and indoor seating, mainly in the middle, and all the vendors are along the side. Fooderies include South City Fried Chicken; Buddha Belly, a Southeast Asian Kitchen; Gyoza Boyza for gyoza, rolls, and bento; Chiquitita for tacos and burritos; Funculo for freestyle pasta, Soom Soom for fresh, Mediterranean food; and Bardonna for coffee, salad, and sandwiches. The Fountain, the 12-seated U-shaped back bar just opened earlier this month, so you can enjoy a drink with your food. A lot of reviewers mentioned Grand Central Market up the street. GCM is a historical landmark that is much larger with a lot more vendors, which means much more food choices. While I do like the space at Corporation Food Hall and I enjoyed the food I tried, I'm not compelled enough to visit and none of the businesses are memorable for me. Therefore, if I were a tourist or looking for something worthwhile, I would go to GCM. CFH is great for locals either if you work there, live near, happen to be in the area, or just want to try. That's just what I think, but you should visit and try for yourself.

Great little food court with solid food options. Variety isn't bad either. Definitely a good lunch stop for groups.

Was on spring street in downtown LA and found this cool little food hall ! They have something for everyone , lots of cool food joints that are all different. They have Japanese, Chinese , Mexican , southwest , Jamaican, and Italian food. Great little hip spot to hang out.

Lots of choices, plenty of seating (including outdoors to bring your little puppers) & a bar. Yup, that covers the essentials. I'm a fan of this food hall mainly because it includes Soom Soom. I love that place and could eat it all the time (that garlic smear)! I also tried the Nashville chicken sandwich from South City Fried Chicken and was unimpressed, although it does come with lots of pickles (my fav). This place is like a smaller, hipper, 4th Street Market (in Santa Ana). They don't have as many restaurants but I do think they have more variety. Everything isn't just fried foods with hot Cheetos sprinkled on top - you guys know what I'm talking about haha. Prices are pretty foodtrucksy; expect to pay $12-15 for a meal. Great place to stop by for a quick bite if you live in the area, or to grab a beer with a friend. Would not make the trek here if you live farther away. Parking around the area is not ideal.

(Visited 06/14/18 TH @ 5:00pm): Los Angeles is sadly decades if not hundreds of years behind the "food hall" concept; and a "corporation" one at that didn't make it cool! The Corporation Food Hall has been open no more than one year as of this review, and I honestly had no idea of it until a couple friends wanted to meet for dinner at one of its vendors, South City Fried Chicken. The proliferation of food halls in recent years has been dizzying and expansive in their reach across the eating landscape. With the death of shopping malls and their beloved food courts where everyone congregated, hung out, and ate usually unmemorable but quick food (I loved Sbarro's!), this latest iteration seemed to be the hottest fad in Los Angeles. Would I have the warm fuzzys with this gathering of restaurants under one roof as I did with its forbears of my youth!? VENDORS A collection of seven eateries with a varied range from of course a coffee joint (Bardonna), Southeast Asian (Buddha Belly), Italian (Funculo), BBQ (Pig Pen Delicacy), Mediterranean (Soom Soom), Southern Fried Chicken (South City Fried Chicken - bill was $17.49 with pending review), and Mexican (Tacos Tu Madre). Towards the back, there appeared to be a new tenant (bar!?) on the way. SERVICE There was no one there to welcome you (no biggie), but once I entered and walked my way throughout the hall, each vendor gladly greeted me but sadly didn't entice me to try any samples of their cuisine as you would in food halls around the world and even on the East Coast of the U.S. The marketer in me felt this was a lost opportunity to gain a customer. PARKING (Varied; n/a this instance) I went Metro on the Red Line to the Pershing Square Station which was no more than a 10-minute walk away. Otherwise, there was minimal metered street parking with audacious time limits and a plethora of paid parking lots with obscene rates found all over the area. ATMOSPHERE, DÉCOR, AMBIENCE A cavernous boxy layout that extended towards the back, you had one vendor outside of the actual hall (Bardonna) at the front and six other vendors (three on each side) inside the hall with electric neon signage while the aforementioned proposed vendor along the very back wall https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=BtKwudoT0SayX73asXp9gg&userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw. Each storefrontage was basically a 10'x20' open-kitchen stall, and decent communal dining both inside (right down the middle aisle that split the vendors) and outside on the front patio along Spring St. https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=kPCEj9Q4azB37xSGjPxUrA&userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw. Each stall had various decorations posted to their respective walls but collectively made the place look like a flea market. A minimal amount of natural lighting came through the front large glass windows and doors https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=YVyM3W9nBtiBoZjhrpqhmw&userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw while medium-wattage electric ceiling lights filled in the rest. There were a couple muted TVs while loud rock & roll music played in the background. ATTIRE Totally casual, so I would normally be in a t-shirt, boardshorts, and flip-flops. OVERALL I wasn't impressed by Corporation Food Hall which assuredly placed me in the minority. Although the restaurant mix was diverse, I felt they were nothing special, charged way more than what their food was worth, and had no interest to return. I found decent value based on the prices, service, and experience noted above (TOTAL paid experience was around $17.00 BEFORE any discounts/tip). And, all businesses accepted my credit card of choice...AMEX! 2.5 STARS

Came to Corporation Food Hall today 7/10 around 2:30 pm. Ordered a burger and fries from BurgerShop. Unfortunately I didn't check carefully beyond the cashier as to their Covid protocol. The cashier was wearing a mask when I placed my order. There was barely anyone inside. But even so, I went to the bathroom while waiting and noticed a customer "wearing a mask" below their chin. And one of the workers in a different food stall "wearing a mask" hanging from 1 ear. Not a good sign for an almost empty space with bad air circulation and surely no medical filtration system installed. When I returned I went outside to wait, the outdoor seating area being directly outside their food stall. After a few minutes I glanced up to see a) the cashier now wearing a mask below her chin b) only one of the two line cooks wearing a mask properly, the 2nd one wearing it below their chin and c) none of the 3 workers wearing gloves. Their page on Yelp says they enforce all this and provide hand sanitizers. I went here for the first time in early April when Covid restrictions had started in full force and at that time the cashier did not even wear a mask. I forget what the cooks were doing. I was about to cancel my order today when I saw them bagging it. So I didn't. I brought it home and took every safety precaution unpacking it and the fries, hopefully this was enough. But be advised if you care at all about Covid transmission, to avoid this food hall completely. I did not look around the rest of the food stalls but judging from the little I already reported, I'm guessing this food hall will soon be a contact trace point for Covid transmission. I don't report this with any satisfaction, just disgust and despair at how a food hall that advertises its strict health procedures, completely ignores them in reality, thus endangering its workers and the public. All they have are 2 signs at the entrance saying a mask is required. But who is going to enforce this if even the workers inside don't care as to Covid protocols? A security guard at minimum should be working here enforcing regulations.

I went to Food Hall with my friend Saturday July 25th around 7-7:30 pm. The food was fine, we got grilled cheeses & vegan chili fries. But a homeless lady walked into the patio seating area, not wearing a mask, & no one immediately stopped her. The food workers had started motioning for the guy, who I presumed to be "security" or a front doorman for the patio, to come & intervene with the homeless woman. The woman walked around my table, very closely to us & stood in between me & my friend, standing right over our table asking for food. We said no & asked her to back up, she was seriously SO CLOSE. The food workers intervene, & she exclaims that she's asking the girls (us) for food. Immediately she grabs the sandwich from my plate! Now I'm not even mad at the homeless lady. People are hungry, I get it, you got to do what you got to do. But the opportunity for her to come into patio seating without a mask & huddle near someone's table shouldn't have been available to her! All the door person says after is "well, that's downtown". OK BUT I have lived in downtown for years, I know how the homeless can be. But walking into patio & taking food off someone plate doesn't happen when there's a person doing their job & preventing that from happening. In the end, the food place we ordered from gave us a new sandwich but I was over it by that point. I can't recommend you come here during covid, since they don't reinforce masks & they do nothing to prevent attacks by the homeless. I left & went to Beelmans down the street. They have a door man that actually cares about your eating experience & has the best vegan food & drinks.

Corporation Food Hall is a new food spot to check out in DTLA. It's pretty much a smaller, cleaner, and more modern version of Grand Central Market. If I remember correctly, there were less than 10 businesses. When I last visited, there were still developing some other businesses. It's pretty much linear with restaurants on both sides as you walk in with several long tables in the middle for sitting. There are also some seating outside. Parking: Paid parking lot on the left side of the building.

Had the chicken katsu plate, Indian tacos, Jamaican jerk chicken and curry chicken patty pastries, and finally washed it all down with a fresh boba taro root milk tea. All were exceptional

Wah!!! As far as cool, hip new DTLA locations go, this is really heading in the right direction. Great location, lots of options and a funky "industrial" type space. base don all of the options that were open and how my tastebuds were leaning I went with the street tacos...I wish I would have tried something else! Argh, the Gods! I had the shrimp tacos which conceptually made my mouth water but in reality they took FOREVER and were not good at all. Way too much sauce, overly deep fried and the long wait all worked to make this a no-go experience for me. I will definitely come back and try something different but i suggest that the folks in the "Mexican" food stall take a step back and revisit their fare...

This is a nice alternative spot to Grand Central market. It's smaller, has a decent selection and variety of food and it's next to a parking lot that accept validation from these restaurants (1 hr parking costs $3 with validation.). The space is open and there are communal benches inside and out. It was a wee bit chilly inside the day we went but I'm almost always cold. Can't wait to try more of the restaurants.

They have about 8 restaurants total, decent options but saw that there weren't that many healthier options except for Poke 2 Go and Bardonna DTLA and one other restaurant that served salads (but sometimes it'd be nice to have other variety of healthy meals that's not... Well, a salad). It's definitely great place for true foodies though, just not so much for someone that's looking for healthy restaurant options (exception is Bardonna DTLA, but see that page for my review of their location and Poke 2 Go). Plenty of seating inside and outside with bench tables and such. We ordered our food and sat outside during the summer season at night and it felt really nice. We came when it first opened so there was surprisingly not that many people I believe due to the fact that not that many people knew it was opened. They don't have their own free private parking lot, so you'll have to park at the lots next to it. It's roughly flat rate of $10.00 for the weekends. I ended up trying Bardonna DTLA (although I didn't know they were open since they had no signs or even menus up, they were still in their soft opening phase) after I found out that Poke 2 Go didn't offer non-kale of greens options (kale isn't my favorite type of greens) nor non-fish options (I know, lmao-- just not really a fish person, prefer crustaceans).

So finally this place has regular hours! 11:00am-11:00pm is what I was told by one of the vendors while I stopped by during their official grand opening. I got to taste a few bites from a couple of the restaurants and was disappointed I wasn't at all hungry. I've been craving Thai food and there is a spot here and they have Vietnamese dishes as well alley Buddha Belly. I'll totally be back to eat here tomorrow for dinner They have something for everyone. Build your own pasta, pizza, poke, tacos, burgers, Mediterranean, and a bar that wasn't yet open, and a coffee shop. Totally vibey and hip. Music was a bit loud but not blaring. This place will be packed the first couple months I can already tell since this particular block isn't loaded with fast easy options that are reasonably priced or lets be honest, all that good (dt burger bar burgers suck and springtime in New York's fries are terrible). This little historic core is making improvements.

Great options here. Ordered from Buddha belly and it was scrumptious. Have to come again to try the other options.

This is such a cute place for lunch with lots of options! If I lived in LA I would definitely be back to try everything! I love that they have options for different diets, including vegans, wahoo! I ended up at Soom Soom which was so delicious! My friends ended up at Buddha belly which they loved. If you're looking for a cute, super chill place for a great lunch, look no further!

Came here for a birthday party. Didn't know what to expect at a food hall but it really surprised all of us. What a great idea! There's a nice cocktail bar in the back of the hall where the main party was at. Everyone hung out there, drank, danced. Large TVs against the walls. Close by were plenty of high tables to sit which made it convenient especially for whoever grabbed food, which was us! So delicious! We don't drink much so decided to explore the different food stations across the bar area. Enjoyed amazing dinner at one station, then hopped over to another station for dessert then we had to end it off with some BOBA drinks! Lots of options, everyone had fun tasting everything. Very cool hip vibe, good atmosphere. The fact that everyone could roam off and grab whatever they want and bring it back to our tables was the best part. Very genius for people looking to throw a party with friends but not have to spend the money- invite everyone there, let them get whatever they want!! I will soon return to try the other restaurants I eyed on my way out!

I love Corporation Food Hall! The lines are always short and there are always tables available. They have a variety of indoor and outdoor seating. I love walking here with my dog and getting carry-out. And this is my go-to if I'm with a large group because we can all choose something we like and sit together. I love the Thai counter, Buddha Belly, and the horchata at the taco counter.

Downtown Los Angeles is something of a food desert if you're looking for fast-casual, cheap(ish) eats. I first discovered Corporation Food Hall after following Buddha Belly to the location: I was a big fan of the superlative spicy pork bowl at their "Arroy" food truck and when it stopped coming by my neighborhood I felt compelled to seek out their brick-and-mortar location. Buddha Belly has since reprised its role as where I treat myself if I'm feeling overworked. Though Buddha Belly is my favorite, all of the restaurants at the Food Hall are stellar for the price point, particularly the bar; if you can come during happy hour or when there's a Dodger game on, they can set you up with a rotating selection of inexpensive and high-quality beers. The bartender was super chatty last I went, which is a pro for me but I understand can be a con for others. I particularly appreciate the Corporation Food Hall as my go-to food destination if I have a group together doing something in Downtown Los Angeles. If you've just finished a long day on the floor at the convention center, for instance, it's a great way to provide your group with a wide variety of consistently good food that can suit everyone's tastes, without the long lines and crush of people that you'll find in Grand Central Market or Little Tokyo during conventions. So long as you can moderate your expectations - it's a really solid food court, not haute couture fine dining - it's got everything a foodie could ask for. I'm never disappointed.

Found this place when we were staying in DTLA for the weekend and loved it! Plus it is walkable from the Downtown Hotels. We decided to come here rather than go to Grand Central Market because it seemed like it would be more cozy and less touristy. We had a Vietnamese Iced Coffee and Rose Water Kombucha at Civilization while we let the food stalls set-up/prep for customers. We had the Pad Se Ew from Buddha Belly and the Fried Chicken Burrito from Chiquita. The Pad Se Ew was good and it was definitely on the bigger portion side in my opinion. The Fried Chicken Burrito was really good and we considered it "the best of both worlds" being both Fried Chicken and Burrito haha. Would definitely come back here again if I was in the area and would recommend to others looking for recommendations. There were plenty of options in one location and gives off a great vibe for groups / meeting up with friends!

Smaller than I had anticipated however the food selections are top notch! Corporation Food Hall is efficiently stacked with delicious food. Soom Soom Fresh Mediterranean is one of the better places in Los Angeles for shawarma & hummus. Everything is made fresh including the plentiful salad options. If you want Thai, try Buddah Belly! South City Fried Chicken. One of the best eats is Funculo. Funculo makes fresh pasta daily and offer a variety of sauces and sides. Parking is bad as this is in the middle of downtown. Sundays are a great day to stop by as some streets offer free parking meters nearby.

I read about this spot in the Downtown News and tried the South City Fried chicken and it was tasty. I had the Malibu sandwich with a bit of heat but then again, give it to me hot baby and I also added a Dole pineapple whip. I returned two days later and headed over to Gyoza Boyza, I like good pot stickers (pork) and these did not disappoint, very fresh and a bit chargrilled just the way I like it. I also ordered a teriyaki chicken bento box with spicy salmon sushi which was BOMB, two mini tempura shrimp tempura, rice and salad. Once again, another amazing meal and good food makes me so very happy.

It's a food court with a hipster twist! Yeah, I didn't see that coming /sarcasm Food truck quality food from a brick and mortar is what you'll find here. Not to mention overpriced, but that's the price of LA, I guess. Tried the Thai place here and the noodles would make any Thai grandmother roll over in her grave. super bland. To top things off, the dudes that worked at the fried chicken place tried to fight my friend. No joke. He was mad dogging my friend and started cussing him out. Completely unprofessional.

Such a fun place right in the heart of DTLA. The original food market that most people know about is Grand Central Market but Corporation Food Hall is a nice find right on 7th and Spring Street. There about 7-8 places inside here with all types of food including hot chicken, Mediterranean, Italian, Thai, Mexican, Coffee, and Dessert. I haven't tried them all but from what I've had is the chicken and thai place - both delicious! There's also a great amount of seating inside and outside.

Seems small sized version of GCM. There are 7 stores in it, very clean and nice. Different kinds of foods are here at inexpensive price also seems so great and trendy. Another best part of this place is its own restrooms which is very clean.

Brought my niece in for pasta. She checked the other spots and did end up choosing Funculo. Something simple, creamy Alfredo with pappardelle pasta , chicken and onions. I had a taste, as I got pig pen , maple jammin burger. The flavors were great. Service was friendly. Great atmosphere. My niece loved her pasta! So good she drank the sauce lol

This place. I was disappointed walking all the way to the bougie southern food place with pretty lackluster customer service and expensive cornbread and opted for the walk in food stall I saw on my way there. Corporation FH is where you take a date; it has a bar, and 6 different stalls- 7 if you count dessert. I got the chicken and biscuit box with a side of waffle sticks. It was a good waffle but they didn't give me condiments. I also didn't ask, so there's that. The chicken? Delicious. Fries were over salted but dust em and their straight. I also got a honey latte from the coffee bar I thoroughly enjoyed. There is one outlet outside. Coat hooks on all tables, good vibes. I will be back.

With tons of diverse and well curated options, Food Hall is going to keep my mine and my coworkers' lunches interesting and delicious for a long time. We're super excited to have this place in walking distance. Collectively we've tried the pasta place, the burrito bowl, the pizza, and the Mediterranean spot and all reviews are positive. Today I had the lemongrass chicken vermicelli bowl at Buddha's Belly and OMG so much yummss. Chicken was charbroiled and tasty, the raw veggies were refreshing, and sauce was tart and vinegary (I literally drank it at the end). 10/10 would eat again, but also wanna a chance to try all the things!

Awesome downtown food court like spot to try a bunch of different food spots. Definitely looking forward to going back.

Small but trendy market that has amazing food! Its like grand central market's little sister market (if you understand what I mean) the eateries are unique and you have a few choices to choose from. Casual place to grab a bite, the vibe is fun!

New school style cafeteria with food truck type restaurants in one location. All it's really missing at this point is a bar! Remember those days back in the day where you had to actually look for food trucks and sometimes was a struggle because all of them weren't in one location? Well not anymore thanks to this place!!!

If you're in DTLA you gotta check this place out! There's a variety of restaurants you can eat from followed by a variety of seats. They have outdoor & indoor seating as well. I'd highly recommend visiting Funculo & Buddha Belly. These are the only spots I've tried here and have absolutely loved. Plus crowds tend to build more around these two places. It's DTLA so street parking is rare to find. However there are multiple private lots available in the surrounding area. I'd recommend a private lot on Main St. between 7th & 8th street. It's a flat rate of $10all day or $5 for 30mins. Just about 2min walk away from Corp. Food Hall. Anyways it's definitely a place worth visiting :-)

Awesome place! Lots to choose from. I got the pasta and my bf got the Buddha belly bowl. Both were amazeeeeee