ROW DTLA

ROW DTLA is a repurposed produce‑market campus (circa 1917–1923) turned mixed‑use district offering restaurants, food halls, retail, creative offices and regular events across multiple historic warehouses.

Visitors can browse Mercado La Paloma and rotating food vendors, shop independent stores, and time visits for weekly markets or community events that animate the open courtyards and plazas.

Start by walking the campus of connected brick warehouses—you'll pass restaurants, small shops, and event spaces with industrial character.

What to see and do

• Grab casual food from Mercado La Paloma or weekday/ weekend vendors (Smorgasburg-style markets appear regularly).
• Browse independent retail and specialty food stalls inside the warehouse buildings.
• Walk the outdoor courtyards and public art; photo ops with preserved industrial architecture.
• Check the events calendar for sample sales, pop‑ups and seasonal markets that use the large parking and plaza areas.

• No general admission fee; public spaces are open during tenant hours.
• On-site parking is available but can fill for major events—allow extra time.
• Wear comfortable shoes for walking between multiple warehouse buildings across the 32‑acre site.
• Some vendors operate limited hours or only on event days—confirm times for specific markets or restaurants.