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They have lots of places to eat, grab a drink, or get dessert. You can order at one place and if someone wants something else they can get it and you can sit anywhere and wait to be paged to pick up your food. Its sort of like a food court but much nicer. They also have gift shops but I did not go in them. …
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Date of experience: February 2020
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Basically started the day running errands, the dry cleaner could not find the clothing. They ran the belts around the store several times. Looked in the back of the store. Finally as we about to leave and wait for a call, they found it. After this I needed a drink, and we had been In Anaheim and visited a cousin, so we were close to the Packing District. Anyway, not having been before, really did not know what to expect. First sign that this a popular spot was the difficulty in finding parking. I had worked in this area in the late 1970’s and it has changed beyond my recognition. I kept looking for something familiar but it was like looking at someplace new. We entered and found many wonderful looking restaurants, many people and some lines. These are all Mom & Pop, small operations, no chain stores in here. Found a small 4 seat theater, I mean movie house seats from the 1950’s. Watched the short film loop, and learned a few new things about Anaheim. That the Packing House is 101 years old, built in 1919, that German POW’s worked in it during WWII. All type of foods are available and beer and wines too. Great place to spend a couple of hours wandering around and looking around for dinner.…
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Date of experience: March 2020
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Love the Packing House, so many different choices for food. The building is beautiful. Adya is a great place for vegetarians and the Chippy has great fish and chips. We go at least once a week.
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Date of experience: March 2020
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We have taken friends here a few times and it is a great place to take a group who has different food preferences and dietary restrictions as everyone can get what they want. It is a cool industrial vibe and it is always pretty crowded (you may have to park a few blocks away). I enjoyed the falafel plate from Mangal and my friends enjoyed plant based burgers and fries, pulled pork sandwich, crispy chicken sandwich,jamabalaya and blackened chicken pasta.…
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Date of experience: February 2020
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This was a fun place to eat and hang. We were here on a Saturday and it was not too busy. The only thing we ran into was some kind of parade that had us getting turned around and rerouted. The food choices were good -- there was something for everyone. We were a group that ranged from 18 months to 74 years old and almost every decade represented in between. Each one found a dish that they enjoyed. There was a duo that was playing music which added to the "fun" ambiance of the place. The workers at the booths were super friendly and helpful. This is a must visit for folks.…
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Date of experience: February 2020
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