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    THE original Market restaurant– when farmers first parked trucks at Farmers Market, Blanche Magee thought they might like to have lunch, so she filled a picnic hamper and started feeding them. Today, folks still line up for outstanding roast or corned beef, tempting turkey and marvelous ham platters. Magee’s horseradish is homemade and fantastic, too, and the cole slaw is equally good.

    Stall #624
    (323) 938-4127

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    THE original Market restaurant– when farmers first parked trucks at Farmers Market, Blanche Magee thought they might like to have lunch, so she filled a picnic hamper and started feeding them. Today, folks still line up for outstanding roast or corned beef, tempting turkey and marvelous ham platters. Magee’s horseradish is homemade and fantastic, too, and the cole slaw is equally good.

    Stall #624
    (323) 938-4127

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    Choose indoor seating in a lovely restaurant or take a patio table and watch the world go by; either way, the complete breakfast, lunch and dinner menu here is great. The salads are generous, the sandwiches enormous and there’s a full bar, too.

    Stall #E17
    (323) 954-0088
    www.marmaladecafe.com

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    The finest Mediterranean food anywhere, bar none: the gyros are almost too good, the chicken dishes are truly wonderful (try the chicken shwarma sandwich for lunch), the lamb dishes are top-of-the-line and there is a growing contingent of fans who are convinced that the hummus here is the best anybody has ever made.

    Stall #336
    (323) 936-4998

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    Mr. Marcel’s amazing shop is traditional, exotic, unique and a cook’s delight. You’ll find basic staples here, but you’ll also find a magnificent deli counter offering cheeses and cold cuts from around the world, a wine cellar which is as international as it is large, and (a favorite among locals) a large collection of old-fashioned pickle and olive barrels.

    Stall #150
    (323) 935-9451
    www.mrmarcel.com

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    No cafeteria anywhere can compete with this churrascaría – move down the line to select from an amazing assortment of side dishes (salads, corn, pastas, and much more) and finish at the main course station: slowly turning beef steak, sausages, chicken (the bacon wrapped chicken is unbelievably good). You pick exactly what you desire and the serving size you want. Among the newer Market choices, Pampas is also one of the most popular. (Critic Favorite)

    Stall #618
    (323) 931-1928

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    Before Patsy introduced it, nobody in Los Angeles had ever even heard of pizza. The most authentic pizza anywhere, Patsy’s pizza is still baked in the original brick oven with toppings as varied as you wish. Outstanding lasagna and spaghetti, too. Don’t visit without checking out the magnificent photos on the walls (the shot of Patsy and Frank Sinatra is as delicious as the food). (Critic Favorite)

    Stall #448
    (323) 938-4938
    www.patsydamore.com

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    This is one of those places which proves the rule – if folks are standing at the counter waiting for the food, there must be a good reason. There is: the traditional Chinese menu here is alive with great tastes – pork and beef and chicken, a great array of vegetables, all seasoned to be full of flavor without overpowering the natural flavors.

    Stall #508
    (323) 936-1949

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    Just like the good old days: great counter seating (or carry away to a patio table) and the perfect diner menu (breakfast, lunch and dinner): huge sandwiches, luscious burgers and hot dogs, and deli fare worthy of New York. The Philly steak sandwich here impresses even natives of that city.

    Stall #540
    (323) 936-3704

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    Frozen yogurt at its finest. Start with two tasty flavors (original, Green Tea) and then add your own favorite fruits and berries for a scrumptious treat. Smoothies, too. Pinkberry is all the rage. One taste will tell you why.

    Stall #126 & 130
    (323) 933-2516
    www.pinkberry.com

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    A terrific, wide-ranging menu featuring appetizers, salads, deli, burgers, shakes & fries, Chinse, pizza & pasta, all served in a hip dining room. A very cool bar, Mixology 101, is right next door featuring exciting cocktails inspired by the #1 mixologist in the world, Salvatore Calabrese. With a wonderful view overlooking the Farmers Market Plaza and plenty of big screen sports, Planet Dailies is L.A.'s newest hot spot.

    Stall #P20 & O20
    (323) 370-6560
    www.planetdailies.com
    www.mixology101la.com

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    The perfect Farmers Market shop: a cute little place tucked away in a corner, but such a selection. They have soft drinks you’ve never heard of, and soft drinks you’ve wished you could taste again after years of deprivation. This place even has house specials (try the house root beer or flavored cola and you’ll be spoiled for anything else forever more).

    Stall #622
    (323) 939-6786

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    Build your own salad from a complete selection of the freshest possible ingredients. Pair your salad with soup if you wish, but whether you want soup or salad or both, do not leave the counter without a smoothie – they make them right on the spot and there’s none better.

    Stall #424
    (323) 933-3204

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    Hands down, the most amazing burgers in town. The menu varies with the season, but the burgers are always inventive and delicious, a wonderful blend of quality ingredients and the flair of famed chef Nancy Silverton. Sit down service (with a full bar) and a walk-up take-away wndow, too.

    Stall #110
    (323) 761-7970
    www.shortorderla.com

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    An astonishing offering of original recipes grace the only restaurant of its kind in Los Angeles. Chicken, fish, vegetarian dishes ranging from spicy to mild, all prepared with strict obedience to the family’s time-tested recipes and, usually, served on a banana leaf (of course). Locals just love this place.

    Stall #122
    (323) 933-4627

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    Blend it, brew it, froth it, flavor it – the world’s most famous coffee bar offers everything with great style, excellent service and, of course, their own vocabulary.

    Stall #112
    (323) 965-9594
    www.starbucks.com

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    Some believe this place is a miracle: it is the smallest shop in Farmers Market, turning out the most flavorful sushi anywhere. This tiny spot has what many assert is the finest shrimp sushi ever to cross a counter; most who visit walk away with a full sampling of the freshest, finest Japanese treats available. (Critic Favorite)

    Stall #434
    (323) 930-7874
    www.sushi.vpweb.com

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    Shrimp or crab salad, freshly grilled fresh catch (ask at the counter – what they have today is what you want today) and side dishes so good that some order double portions. There are two varieties of fish & chips, each with fiercely dedicated fans; locals insist that the tuna salad here is the best, period.

    Stall #436
    (323) 939-2078

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    The Greek cuisine here is rich, varied and a challenge (selecting just one dish from the menu here is not an easy chore). The lamb dishes are exceptionally well-prepared, the traditional Greek fare is authentic and cooked to perfection; sit inside near a lovely fireplace and enjoy a drink or take a patio table and dine while you take in the energy and fun of the Market Plaza.

    Stall #750
    (323) 939-9728

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    Simply delicious sandwiches, burgers, salads, indulgent Sweetheart Fries and desserts all made from 100% plant-based ingredients. Veggie Grill food is simple, fun and – best of all – really good for you. Part of the Fantastic Fresh Food Collection at North Market.

    Stall #A16
    (323) 933-3997
    www.veggiegrill.com

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    Moishe (of Moishe’s Restaurant) visited Europe and discovered a sensation sweeping the food world: part sandwich, sort of like a pizza, oven-baked to order, the pedeh is rich in flavor, lighter than traditional sandwiches and open-faced (so the rich flavors are always primary). There’s a breakfast version available as well as a wide range of selection perfect for lunch or dinner. Try one – you’ll probably end up trying several.

    Stall #334
    (323) 936-9340

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