Anaheim Packing District
Revitalized historic food hall in downtown Anaheim boasting 30+ global eateries, craft brews, live music, and lush Farmers Park—perfect for foodies near Disneyland.
The Anaheim Packing District is a vibrant food hall and entertainment hub in downtown Anaheim, housed in a restored 1919 citrus packing warehouse. Featuring over 30 diverse eateries, craft breweries, live music, and a two-acre farmers park, it offers global cuisines from Mexican to Thai, soul food, ramen, and desserts in a historic, lively atmosphere just two miles from Disneyland.
A brief summary to Anaheim Packing District
- 440 S Anaheim Blvd, Anaheim, Downtown Anaheim, California, 92805, US
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- Duration: 1 to 4 hours
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- Mobile reception: 5 out of 5
- Monday 11 am-9 pm
- Tuesday 11 am-9 pm
- Wednesday 11 am-9 pm
- Thursday 11 am-9 pm
- Friday 11 am-11 pm
- Saturday 11 am-11 pm
- Sunday 11 am-9 pm
Know before you go
Hi, I'm Eve. Here are a few practical things to know before exploring Anaheim Packing District.
- Reserve ahead for The Blind Rabbit speakeasy; proper attire required for this intimate spot.
- Use the free FRAN shuttle app for rides around downtown Anaheim to avoid parking hassles.
- Visit Farmers Park for yoga, markets, and outdoor movies; great for families and relaxed afternoons.
- Sample diverse cuisines—pair Rolling Boil hot pot with Black Sheep grilled cheese for a fun combo.
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Getting There
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Driving
From I-5, 5-10 min; self-park lots or valet available, $5-10/hr.
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Shuttle
Free FRAN rides via A-Way WeGo app within downtown, 5-15 min waits.
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Walking
2 miles/30-min walk from Disneyland; flat paths through downtown.
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Public Transit
ART bus from Disneyland, 10-15 min, $2-5 fare.
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Anaheim Packing House: The Heart of the District
The centerpiece is the meticulously restored Anaheim Packing House, originally built in 1919 as a Sunkist citrus-packing facility. This multi-story food hall buzzes with over two dozen stalls serving hyper-local, chef-driven dishes. From Urbana's gourmet tacos and Al Pastor to Zabon Ramen's charred chashu bowls, options span the globe. Soulful comfort at Georgia's with fried chicken and mac 'n' cheese, Syrian shawerma at Mangal, Thai specialties at White Elephant, and interactive hot pot at Rolling Boil. Sweet treats abound at Hans' Homemade Ice Cream, Le Parfait Paris crepes, and Popbar gelato. Craft cocktails flow at The Hammer, while The Blind Rabbit speakeasy offers an intimate gastropub vibe with reservations required.Packard Building and Beyond
Adjacent, the 1925 Packard Building, once a luxury car showroom, now hosts Umami Burger with its license-plate chandelier, En Familia Modern Mexican for steak and brunch, and Monkish Brewing's hazy IPAs. The BXCR wine bar occupies a restored 1920s railroad boxcar for unique tastings. Nearby, the MAKE building features Unsung Brewing, Stone Groove Stillhouse, and Pali Wine Company.Farmers Park: Outdoor Oasis
Spanning two acres, Farmers Park provides alfresco dining at 18 Folds dim sum and Poppy & Seed farm-to-table fare. Community events like yoga, gardening classes, ping-pong, outdoor movies, and the seasonal Makers Hive Market with 30+ local artisans create a relaxed vibe. Live music and special events enhance the evenings.Events and Atmosphere
The district pulses with energy through live entertainment, holiday specials like Valentine's dinners and Cinco de Mayo celebrations, and big game watch parties. Open daily from 11am, extending later on weekends, it's a walkable culinary playground emphasizing local ingredients and black-owned businesses like Georgia's.Practicalities
Free FRAN rides connect downtown spots, with self-parking, valet, and street options available. Its prime location makes it ideal for Disneyland visitors seeking diverse, moderate-priced eats in a historic setting blending industrial charm with modern vibrancy.Explore the best of what Anaheim Packing District has to offer
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