Grand
Central Market has been serving customers for nearly a century.
The market is and interesting place to visit rich history.
You will find fresh-picked fruits and vegetables, herbs
and spices, and baked goods. Inside the market you will
find eatery's selling food of every kind to satisfy your
appetite.
Sample the fresh made tortillas made right at the market
place. When you walk through Grand Central market, you walk
on sawdust much as people did nearly 00 years ago.
On weekends the place is crowded and seating is hard to
come by but this all adds to the atsphomere of the market
. The market's customers are mostly
latino along with the vendors however with the re-opening
of Angels Flight the market has seen a return of tourist
traffic.
Across the street from Grand Central Market is Angels
Flight railway and Bunker Hill.
Angels flight is open seven days a
week and only costs a quarter to ride. Parking can be a
problem and we recommend that you take
the Metro Red Line to the market.
Grand Central Market Los Angeles
Park at Union
Station and then head underground to the metro station.
From there its only a short trip to Pershing
Square station. Grand Central Market, and Angels Flight
are right at the top of the escalator as you leave Pershing
Square station. Grand Central Market
is a great experience multicultural experience and differently
It's worth a peek if you're in the area.
Grand Central Market is just off the 110 Freeway. From either
direction of the 110 in downtown Los Angeles take the 4th
Street Exit. Proceed down 4th St. At the 2nd light turn
left on Hill Street. The Market is half a block down on
your right hand side.
You can visit the Market and Angels Flight by subway. Ride
the Metro Red Line to the Pershing Square stop and exit
at the Fourth Street exit. Grand Central Market 317 S. Broadway
Los Angeles, CA 90013 Open Monday - Sunday 9:00 A.M. to
6:00 P.M.
The Grand Central is restored and maintained as a living
monument to central markets. Free one hour parking with
a minimum purchase of ten dollars. You must validate your
parking ticket at the information desk and by a vendor.
You need two validations for the free 1 hour parking.
Nearby
Los Angeles Points of Interest:
Chinatown16 square blocks of shops, ethnic restaurants
and art galleries.
Beverly
Hills located
in the heart of LA is the epitome of wealth and
style.
Little
Toyko cultural center for Japanese
Americans in Southern California.
Hollywood start your trip
at Grauman's Chinese Theater or Madame Tussauds.
Olvera
Street Olvera Street is truly a magical
place nestled among the skyscrapers.
