Anaheim Packing District

Rating: 5/5

"Cool place, kind like a fancy food court with many independent restaurants and common places to seat, eat and drink. It has a nightly-life type of atmosphere and tends to be trendy and busy. It is also suited for families as well. I would highly suggest giving it a try!"

Rating: 5/5

"Vibrant and fun atmosphere - lots of restaurants with indoor and outdoor seating as well. Fun decor outside. Lively music! Upon entry, there are some small, business vendors with beautiful handmade items to peruse. Could easily spend a lot of time here with family friends and just relax. Parking is very crowded near the very front of the Packing House. Don’t even try it. Save yourself the hassle and go to the parking structures on either Center Street Promenade, the City Hall, or the Community Center on East Center Street and Olive street. Walking to the Packing House is only 2-3 minutes. Real easy."

Rating: 5/5

"I absolutely loved this place! It’s housed in a huge warehouse-style building, a vibrant, modern food hall—it reminded me a lot of the lively food courts you find in Europe. Inside, there’s an amazing variety of options—small businesses offering everything from Indian, Asian, and Mexican food to fish and chips, ramen, and more. The choices can be overwhelming (in the best way), but the great thing is, if you don’t love your first pick, you can always try something else from a different business. Once you place your order, you can either grab a table or split up—someone in your group can hold a spot while others order. Parking is free on the street, though it may take a few loops to find a spot. We got lucky and found one right away. Service was friendly and efficient at every business I tried. I had the ramen and the floating noodles, and both were absolutely delicious. Highly recommend checking this place out if you’re in the area—great food, great vibe, and a fun way to support local vendors all under one roof!"

Rating: 5/5

"The Anaheim Packing District is one of my favorite spots to hang out, eat, and just enjoy the vibe. The moment you walk in, you’re greeted with this cool, laid-back atmosphere that feels both historic and trendy. It’s built inside a beautifully restored citrus packing house, and they’ve really kept the charm while making it modern. What I love most is the variety—so many different food stalls with everything from Asian fusion and gourmet grilled cheese to artisan desserts and cocktails. There’s literally something for everyone, and it’s perfect for groups or families because everyone can pick what they want. My personal favorite? The fish tacos and the mochi donuts. And if you like drinks, you’ll find some great craft options too. The place is lively but not overwhelming. You’ve got live music sometimes, indoor and outdoor seating, and even a cute little bar in a train car outside. Parking can be a bit tricky during peak hours, but it’s worth it. Overall, it’s a fun and unique spot with great energy, good food, and a chill crowd. It's definitely a must-visit if you're in the Anaheim area. I keep coming back—and always discover something new."

Rating: 5/5

"This is a great place to visit if you like to explore new things. I had a falfel at Mangal Mediterranean, the service was great and the falafel were delicious! This upscale food court is hidden inside the historical Sunkist Packing House. There is free valet parking and little street parking in the surrounding neighborhood. Each restaurant has a unique theme, including a speakeasy that requires reservations."