Los Angeles · 30 places · 10 districts
Specialty Food Shops and Markets in Los Angeles.
All 30 specialty food shops and markets we cover in Los Angeles, from The Grove & Farmers Market, Westfield Century City and Little Tokyo & Arts District, on one map with addresses, hours and directions.
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Specialty Food Shops and Markets, district by district.
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A sweets shop tucked into the Rodeo Collection courtyard (Unit 11), useful for a snack or gift between boutique stops.
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The LA coffee chain's cafe on Melrose Place among the designer boutiques, for espresso drinks between shops. A separate Alfred sits at 8509 Melrose Ave in West Hollywood.
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Candy shop for the California chocolatier, selling boxed chocolates, lollipops and seasonal assortments. An easy gift for out-of-town visitors.
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Confectionery shop listed in The Grove's directory, stocking candy and sweets for gifting. A stop for party favors and treats for kids.
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Gourmet grocery inside the Original Farmers Market with imported cheeses, charcuterie, wine and French pantry items. Stock up here for a picnic or a host gift.
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Butcher counter in the Original Farmers Market selling fresh beef, pork, lamb and prepared cuts to take home, one of several meat and poultry stalls in the market.
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Butcher stall in the Original Farmers Market known for its house-made sausages along with fresh meats. Pair it with a stop at the market's produce stands.
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Bakery counter in the Original Farmers Market selling pies by the slice and whole pies to take home, the take-away side of the Du-par's restaurant.
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Bakery in the Original Farmers Market listed under bakeries, selling breads and baked goods. Good for a loaf or pastry to carry home after a market visit.
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Cheese shop and restaurant in a former fire station stable on Green Street, selling cheeses and provisions to take home alongside the dining room.
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Tea room with more than 300 loose teas to buy by weight and a full afternoon tea service, on Raymond Avenue near Memorial Park.
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Historic market hall of independent food and retail vendors with coffeehouse-style seating; vendors include Pressed Juicery and Wanderlust Creamery.
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Chocolate shop selling handmade truffles and chocolates by Diane Krön, a small, giftable treat to pick up while shopping the Mart.
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Market in the Country Mart for groceries and prepared food, useful for picking up picnic supplies before heading to the beach.
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Malibu location of the Los Angeles coffee chain, serving espresso drinks and iced coffee in the Country Mart. An easy first stop before shopping.
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Scoop shop for the Portland ice cream maker, serving its rotating seasonal flavors alongside the regular lineup. An easy treat stop midway along the boulevard.
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Coffee bar serving espresso and brewed coffee, with whole-bean bags to take home. A natural start or midpoint for a walk along the boulevard.
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A multi-level Italian marketplace with fresh pasta, cheese and salumi counters, a grocery and wine shop, and sit-down restaurants, added during the mall's 2017 rebuild.
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A Nespresso boutique that opened at the center in 2026, selling the Swiss brand's espresso machines, coffee capsules and accessories.
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A full-service Southern California supermarket on parking level P1, with prepared foods, a butcher and seafood counter, bakery and wine; handy for errands before heading home.
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A level-one cafe from the Oakland roaster founded in 2002, pouring espresso drinks and pour-overs from its own sustainably sourced beans, with bags of coffee to take home.
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Family-owned mochi and wagashi maker in business for more than 120 years, selling traditional mochi, peanut butter and chocolate mochi, rainbow dango and boxed assortments.
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Japanese Village Plaza bakery-cafe pouring LAMILL coffee and tea, known for matcha roti, donuts, pastries, cakes and tarts, with sandwiches later in the day.
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Japanese bakery inside the Miyako Hotel using Hokkaido flour for breads like curry pan and mentai salt butter rolls, with Groundwork coffee and an Ohtani mural outside.
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Bright, spacious ice cream scoop shop on the E 3rd St gallery strip, open until 11pm every night, which suits a stop after an evening gallery visit.
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Wine, beer and spirits shop focused on small producers, with plenty of bottles under $20, organic and non-alcoholic options, collectible whiskeys and gift wrapping.
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Cuban café open since 1975 for guava-and-cheese pastries and Cubano sandwiches, also selling its organic, fair-trade Cuban-style espresso beans to take home.
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Twice-weekly market at Sunset Triangle Plaza with California produce plus vendors selling foods such as yogurt and kimchi; street parking only.
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Upscale organic grocery with a hot bar, smoothie counter and bakery-café, plus a separate wine shop next door. Smaller than other branches but laid out to avoid lines.
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Weekly Friday afternoon farmers' market on Logan St at Sunset Blvd, part of the SEE-LA markets program, with metered street parking nearby.
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Questions, answered.
Where is the best area for specialty food shops and markets in Los Angeles?
The Grove & Farmers Market has the most, with 7, followed by Westfield Century City (4) and Little Tokyo & Arts District (4). Each district page has the full store list with hours and directions.
How many specialty food shops and markets does this guide cover?
30, across 10 districts. Every listing has its address and hours and links to the store's own site.
Are these listings kept up to date?
Yes. Every store is re-checked against its own site, brand locator or mall directory at least every six months, and closed stores come off the list.
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