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  • 326
  • Bob’s Coffee & Doughnuts*
  • Bryan’s Pit Barbecue*
  • Charlie’s Coffee Shop*
  • China Depot
  • Chipotle*
  • Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf
  • Coffee Corner
  • Deano’s Gourmet Pizza*
  • Du-par’s Restaurant
  • E.B.’s Beer & Wine
  • The French Crepe Company*
  • Freshii
  • Fritzi Dog
  • The Gumbo Pot*
  • LA Korea
  • Little Spain
  • ¡Loteria!*
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    A full compliment of beers (including brands not available just anywhere) and a good wine selection make this spot the favorite “local” hang-out at the Market. The after work ambiance here is friendly and fun.

    Stall #326
    (323) 549-2156
    www.farmersmarketbars.com

     

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    A full compliment of beers (including brands not available just anywhere) and a good wine selection make this spot the favorite “local” hang-out at the Market. The after work ambiance here is friendly and fun.

    Stall #326
    (323) 549-2156
    www.farmersmarketbars.com

     

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    An L.A. institution: fresh, made-right-here doughnuts every day and a select variety of premium coffees and teas. Kids love the specialty doughnuts (dinosaurs and kitties) and everybody raves about Bob’s cinnamon roll. (Critic Favorite)

    Stall #450
    (323) 933-8929

     

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    Excellent Texas-style beef, pork and chicken dishes (dinners and sandwiches always available) and savory side dishes. Locals often ask the guys behind the counter for a container of the barbecue sauce – it’s that good. (Critic Favorite)

    Stall #740
    (323) 931-2869

     

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    A great spot for breakfast, lunch or dinner. No matter what you order – the exquisite French Toast or a great sandwich, burgers & fries or a steak sandwich – expect to hear the gang behind the counter bellow your name when your order is ready. (Critic Favorite)

    Stall #412
    (323) 933-0616

     

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    Manny & Angie Chang and their family have been serving tasty Chinese dishes at this shop for decades. Regulars come back again and again for wonderful chicken and pork dishes and some swear there’s something special about the rice, too.

    Stall #744
    (323) 937-6868

     

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    Chipotle Mexican Grill, the gourmet restaurant where you eat wih your hands, dishes up gourmet burritos, tacos, and bols (yes bol - it's a burrito without the tortilla!). Choose from a variety of fresh, whole ingredients, such as Niman Ranch free-range pork and guacamole mashed from ripe California avocados, to build the burrito of your dreams. All for around six bucks. (Critic Favorite)

    Stall #A12
    (323) 857-0608
    www.chipotle.com

     

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    Enjoy great coffees, teas and blended concoctions from this Market version of the very popular coffee houses and then sip to your heart’s content at one of the terrific patio tables which are available on the Market Plaza (great people watching).

    Stall #E11
    (323) 857-0461
    coffeebean.com

     

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    A Market gem, serving coffee, teas, fruit drinks and freshly baked muffins and rolls throughout the day. This shop is a local favorite and it has been part of the Market scene for ages. Owner Lilian Sears started her career here as the counter staff – these days, she’s still pouring the friendliest cup of coffee in town.

    Stall #542
    (323) 938-0278

     

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    All the right stuff: great ingredients prepared to be as tasteful and as healthy as possible. You'll find lots of low fat, low-cal, and even gluten-free options which Deano cooks to be even healthier (the sausage, for instance, is as light as sausage can be) – the result is one great tasting pizza. Lots of other Italian dishes here, too, one reason the place is very popular when crowds gather for West Patio music. (Critic Favorite)

    Stall #310
    (323) 935-6373
    www.deanospizzala.com

     

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    Perhaps the quintessential “local favorite,” Du-par’s has been around almost as long as the Market itself. Some believe the phrase “comfort food” was created to describe this beloved diner. It’s open 24 hours so you can satisfy your Du-par’s craving anytime, day or night.

    Stall #210
    (323) 933-8446
    www.du-pars.com

     

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    Serving marvelous beers (some on tap) and pouring from an ever-changing world-wide wine list, E.B.’s is also the host of the Market’s music presentations on the West Patio. Named for Market founder Earl Bell Gilmore, E.B.’s is a great afternoon meeting spot and one of the coolest early night spots anywhere in L.A.

    Stall #408
    (323) 549-2157
    www.farmersmarketbars.com

     

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    Authentic French cuisine lives here: light and luscious crepes (breakfast, lunch or dinner), magnificent sandwiches (warm and cold), all prepared to your order and all infused with that certain special touch which makes French food so delightful. (Critic Favorite)

    Stall #318
    (323) 934-3113
    frenchcrepe.com

     

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    Freshii, located at the North Market, has an exceptional array of salads, wraps and soups for healthy dining and snacking. For dessert or a mid-day pick-me-up, try their yogurt with fixings galore. You design your own meal, so you can have your breakfast, lunch or dinner just the way you want it.

    Stall #A16
    (323) 933-1500
    freshii.com

     

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    Chef Neal Fraser's newest culinary inspiration is all about the dogs, made in small batches from primal, humanely raised vegetarian-fed meat and nestled in great buns with great toppings. Fritzi Dgs, Bird Dogs, Deli Dogs and more: The best darn hot dogs anywhere.

    Stall #742
    (323) 936-9436
    fritzidog.com

     

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    Simply perfect Cajun cooking has made this spot an all-time favorite for locals and visitors alike. The beignets are phenomenal (try them drizzled with chocolate!), the gumbo is fantastic, the po’boys are perfect. Be warned: when they tell you that the blackened dishes (fish, chicken, shrimp, even a meat loaf po’boy) are hot, they speak the truth. (Critic Favorite)

    Stall #312
    (323) 933-0358
    www.thegumbopotla.com

     

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    Real and really good Korean fare – sample the barbecued meat or chicken, to be sure, but don’t neglect some of the best vegetables ever served. Try a neat deal insiders know and love: buy a great steak next door at Marconda’s Meats and the folks at LA Korea will prepare it to your exact specifications.

    Stall #510
    (323) 936-3930

     

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    A perfect marriage of restaurant and grocery store, LIttle Spain serves the best of authentic Spanish cuisine from paella to tapas, all created from recipes which have been in owner Alejandro Pages' family for generations. The shop features fine imported food, wines, spices and ingredients. Offering interior and patio dining for breakfast, lunch and dinner, it is an ideal location for early evening wine and nosh.

    Stall #120
    (323) 634-0633
    Little Spain's Facebook

     

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    The fare here is Mexican, but it is decidedly not typical: Chef Jimmy Shaw’s fare is genuine Mexican, built on family recipes which generations have tested and perfected. Lighter than typical Mexican fare and infinitely more flavorful, the entire menu is absolutely unique – and utterly delicious. (Critic Favorite)

    Stall #322
    (323) 930-2211
    www.loteriagrill.com