Very exciting retail spaces being occupied by creative upscale merchants. When I visited, the roughly 100 available retail spaces were about 25% occupied so far, with several spots sporting whats coming signs. I saw a bike shop with designer bikes and accessories, a childrens shop with gorgeous clothing from one designer who was in the shop. A large multi-story free parking structure is part of the complex.

ROW DTLA is fantastic and enthralling! This is one of my favorite places to go shopping! I can often be found in this shopping center when I have the time to go out. I enjoy visiting and shopping at this mall because it is well-organized and offers fantastic deals.

I finally got a chance to visit during Smorgasburg, and I wish I had gone sooner. Somewhat difficult to find, ROW is tucked back where the old American Apparel warehouses are. Part of its concealment is due to the huge parking structure that offers 2 hours free parking -- a nice touch. The adaptive reuse of the area is tastefully done and offers the perfect setting for something like Smorgasburg. Go on Sunday between noon and 4 to enjoy a cheap weekend activity.

No entrance for pedestrians. Gates gates gates gates. Is this a military base or something

I stopped by the ROW just to check it out and was blown away by what they have accomplished here. I walked around and hit a few shops, mainly checking out the layout and what the plans are. As soon as Tartine opens, this place is going to get cray cray!

Lots of food vendors, meats and vegan. Go early, gets packed the later you go. Had some great desserts here. Free parking for 2 hours. Lots of seating.

Fun way to see #art and #streetart in #LosAngeles

Love ROW! So fun to walk around and check out all the independent small businesses.

This pics were taken early in the morning. This place was used for warehouses, now is getting modern and stores and reataurants are comimg. Please take your time and visit these new locations in LA

Very cool place to visit, Not all shops are open but theres this great Oyster bar. Cant wait for this pandemic to end.

ROW DTLA, is a fun place with great factory structure, great decoration; Sunday Smorgasburg has a lot of different food, lot of young people, but food is pricey

It’s interesting to say the least... mainly the crowd around this area lol. No way to explain it you just have to experience it for yourself...

It’s just ok!!! Made up of independent shops with their own creativity, not same cookie cutter mall appearance. Here’s where it fails, what thy sell in stores are not interesting to me. And way too overpriced.Exterior of whole place is 5 star, gives look alike feel like nyc downtown. Independent store need to learn a lot from nyc store owners. That would make this place impressive.I would not leave BeverlyHills to come here again. I don’t recommend anyone else to do same. My reviews have always been real. Sorry to hurt your feelings....

Smorgasborg LA greatest food experience ever

I attended a music festival here. It was my first time at this venue and I have to say I was impressed. There was a ton of security and I felt safe, despite the surrounding area being sketchy af

It is not that lively on a COVID Sunday I guess. I am quite disappointed.

Went for smorgasburg, cool space that is still growing!

The Art District and Sundays Smorgasburg are pretty avant-garde.

Great shops conveniently located off of bus routes Beautiful Sunday Smorgasbord where you can get over 60 different types of food

High end and relatively hidden stores. Quality goods. Wish we had something like this back in the Bay Area. Pics Im sharing are of the parking structure and then the absolute coolest store, Bodega, a hidden streetwear gem. If you know, you know.

Perty nice place to relax on a sunday eat and have a nice drink

Walked about for 25 min, before finding a food vendor whose offering wasnt primarily cabbage, or some other nutritionally vacant filler. Multicultural tacos the size tea saucers went for $3.50 to $5.0+. Gee whiz thats a deal. Caught desert at mickey Ds, and my ride home from there. NOT coming back.

Hip and trendy! Pack your avocado toast

A great place to spend your weekend. Parking is easy and convenience, shops are unique and interesting.

Pretty big space! They hosted 29 rooms here

Omg had a blast

Great place for visiting

Great day for a bite. Easy free parking and lots if different food. Expect to spend 1-2 hours hanging out

I love all ROW DTLA shopping centers. My bf had never been, and after a sad drive-by the Inland Center in San Bernardino where we had stayed, we decided to drive out here given that its on the way back to our hometown.ROW DTLA is a normal mall on steroids and you can easily spend hours here. Theres such a large variety of stores and eateries of all types. Youll def. find what youre looking for.

One of the most beautiful malls Ive been to. It reminds me a little of Disneyland. It has a trolley, which Ive never seen before in a mall. The mall is near the Original Farmers Market so theres a lot to go around and look at. I love the selection of stores they have here, very trendy and upscale.

It’s a great place to walk around and so many cute shops. I’ll be back when more things are open.

I love it here! The shops are mostly independent retailers so I can always discover those hard-to-find gifts! But the BEST part about Row is that they have a pilates studio, massage spa, hair salon and tons of places to get cocktails so I can do all the things I need to, without driving around and dealing with parking. Its the BEST!!! Oh, and its super clean and secure, unlike some of the neighboring streets :)

Full of cool shops with new up and coming brands. Parking was free and on Sundays they have the Smorgasburg.

This is a great shopping and lunch spot with teenagers. The stores are great, and you can either do a nicer sit down lunch or a casual Farmers Market with fun and different food stands. The coffee served in waffle cups was so cute.

Loved this mall. Good variety of stores. Well maintained, very neat. Food court has good options. We loved the Burrito Sushi place.

I live right by here so I come all the time. Oh, and I also love to shop. The mall is big and has a lot of stores to walk through. Not all of them interest me but I can spend a decent amount of time here shopping. Only minus is no food court.

ROW DTLA is clean and well maintained, and parking was easy to find. It was also only 10 minutes from our hotel, which was nice due to lack of restaurants where we were staying. If youre in the area, definitely check it out.

Awesome place to be on a Sunday!

This place is awesome! We traveled from Tijuana to spent the day in LA, and saw this nice restaurant on Instagram so we went. Many well selected boutiques, coffee shop and few restaurants to pick from. It’s new so many of the spots were still empty, I will definitely go back to visit when it’s all opened.

Wow some fantastic food options.

This is a fun place, lively and energetic. Lots to eat and drink and a good place to hang out. It gets more lively late at night

Ample parking spaces, a nice new structure in downtown. However, it still feels pretty empty and most stores close around 6:00 pm. Few restaurants are open till 10PM.

Tons of shops to browse and dozens of eateries - a great way to spend half a day befor flying home to England. Free parking and easy access/egress make for an easy visit.

This mall is so great. They have the stores we love & are familiar with & they have some interesting boutique-like stores that are fun too.

ROW DTLA is a huge mall. It can be very crowded and one can get going in the wrong direction easily. They do have a good selection of stores, and a wide variety of restaurants inside and outside the mall.

This mall is huge! ! Need several days to just see it all, never mind shop! Parking is plentiful and convenient. Many more shops & restaurants in the surrounding area.

Gated shopping/restaurant area in middle of sketchy downtown. A interesting collection of shop and restaurant. There are Sunday food market from the morning to 4pm. Really nice relaxing area. Since its gated. Its also a great place to bring ur kid. And parking lot is big, first hour is free, u get 2 hour free with store validation. So Sunday its automatically two hour free parking.

They loved the overall concept of the settings and various attractions throughout the mall. Good access to all floor levels.

Was so much fun - hard to get a drink but that happens everywhere. Ive never been to a full piano bar and this was amazing. Next time Im in Los Angeles Im going here again!

The one thing that surprised me were the obviously homeless people wandering the mall to get out of the cold. I would have thought that would have been regulated more. Lovely place to spend half a day!

Oh Row DTLA... so far, this is turning to be my favorite spot to get artistic modern goodies. All that creative atmosphere gives me a good feeling. I usually come down here when I go to Smogasburg (however you spell it). But I came here for the LA Design Week and it was so much fun! Complimentary wine, panels, and art is all that I need for a good day. TBH you may run into some lames that think theyre better than others but that does not generalize everyone youll meet here.There is a parking structure but you have to pay. Before it used to be free but oh how times changed!If you get lucky, you might find a street parking spot. They do need to add a sidewalk by the entrance to the parking structure. I do not get why they didnt add that to their planning. Since Row DTLA seems to motivate outdoor walking to stores, it seems more sustainable to make the connection!

Cool spot with some good shops. Still has a ways to go before being filled out though. Could use more public art.

Great ambience. If you are a food lover or just want something to do in LA on Sunday that is the place. Good place for couples, family or groups. A lot of good food to try and good things to see.

If u like af beautiful mall with great art, love the Botero figures in the middle, great bronze statues, then go. The shops on the other hand are boring. The only on I liked was the store dedicated to running.

Very entertaining . Nothing beats live music. The piano players are amazing with being able to play any song on request. The happy hour is a plus

These independent vendors offer so much more than you expect. My wife bought her favorite fragrance from an independent fragrance vendor with so much more.

Surprisingly a cool spot to shop. We checked it out after stuffing ourselves from Schmorgesborg. Its a nice walk and they have different shops and even some pop up shops that may tickle your fancy.

Time to find a place to eat. Tony Roma’s is a great place to eat. I want to start with saying that I could not find this establishment on ROW DTLA

Nice place but not all of them interest me but I can spend a decent amount of time here shopping. Only minus is no food court.

Really giant and yummy acais bowls. Certainly try the Great White Poke Bowl. Yum. Very generous amounts of wholesome goodness : )

What a gem! Youd never know this place was in DTLA, especially given the location. Here you will find cool coffee shops and boutiques as well as chic hip restaurants. Shiuld Definitely check it out!

I was in town for the Adult Swim Festival and I loved attending the festival in this space. Its not huge so there was plenty of time to run from event to event. It was fairly clean and the staff members were friendly and awesome.

Over the years some of the stores and food restaurants have come and gone, but overall the major chains are there for a good shopping and dining experience.

Im usually hanging at ROW DTLA either before/after a full day at ROW DTLA. Im already in a good mood so Im just grabbing some drinks or a quick bite at one of the numerous food options.

I love the location and all of the stores located inside of the grill with some pretty great candy distributors also.

Youll love your new pair of jeans 👖 A heaven for the jeans and denim lovers.

If you want to shop they offer plenty of novelties & souvenirs stores and apparel shops including stores for footwear and accessories.

ROW DTLA has places to watch movies and eat in open patios. Its an all pedestrian zone and could easily be a full days tour if farmers market is also included.

One minute walk from ROW DTLA...I dropped after 20 minutes!This was on our to do list when we in the city for our annual Christmas shopping sight seeing trip.

Smorgasbord LA had unique and good food, but theres just something unsettling about waiting in line to drop $20+ on a meal that you have to eat on a hot parking lot.. I guess if you want to get those likes on instagram this is your spot, but there are plenty of great restaurants in LA with A/C and good service.

Beautiful outdoor rooftop for events. Holds a few hundred people at least and offers gorgeous views of the city. The only downside is limited elevators to get big crowds up, but its only 4-5 flights of stairs for those willing to trek up.

This is an upscale shopping center at Columbus Circle. Its pricey but you can window shop, and they have tons of great places to eat.

Im from San Francisco. I spent a partial Sunday there where they were hosting a BBQ event. I was taken by family and this is new to me. I dont recall SF ever having one downtown. It was amazing to see what was being served out of each food truck. There were many I wanted to try, but we went at 3pm and they close at 4:00.We were able to eat and drink, but most of the food trucks were either sold out or closed.Maybe Ill be luckier next time when I visit LA in November, and hit this event earlier in the day.

After a day there, this is a nice, clean and safe area to wonder through some shops and sit down to dinner in one of the many restaurants on offer.

This is going to be one of my favorite creative spaces. The renovation is massive and it looks beautiful. Again, with places like this, the retailers at ROW give the impression that they too, like other revitalization projects in LA tend to cater to a small subset of people. Its not an ideal place to be dropped off via public transit, so I suggest driving (they have a 4,000 spot parking lot that is free for the first hour) or Uber.

The food is good, but dont expect to find any Standard menu (except for the Thai place).Each restaurant is actually a food truck or food stall and portions are small for the price. its a great environment for friends and socializing.

Been here twice, everything seems good, would come back 10/10

Great food

A nice upscale shopping center with some dining options, great place to look at the LA skyline but there’s no professional cameras allowed at ground level around the shopping area

Long lines and pricey. The food stands at Olympic and Central offer an authentic l.a. experience without paying an arm and a leg. Just noticed, they axed the Skid off of Skid Row! Cool marketing strategy 😒

Not bad at all but I wouldnt make a special trip here. The attraction is in the events, not the fact that its ROW DTLA. Its a modern-day strip-mall for hipsters and yuppies. 😂🤣😂🤣

Came here for smorgasbord. We tried the tacos from veganitos. Seating is very limited.otherwise lots of cool vendors both food and goods. Worth checking out.

Very interesting development here for Los Angeles. Unique warehouse area being repurposed for retail shops. I went to smorgasbord la and realized its in the row. Theres plenty of parking (first hour free). The arent too many shops yet but the ones that are there are unique and interesting.

Very underwhelming ... my friends and I were in the art district and needed to kill some time before an event we had tickets for and looked up activities to do nearby when ROW DTLA came up. It looked interesting with all the little shops and restaurants that it advertises on their website. The website even said it was open however, after going there not one store or restaurant was open and both food trucks were closed. While walking around we passed two security guards (neither of which said anything to us) until a third security guard drove past us and then reversed in his golf cart to ask us if we worked there and if we were taking pictures because he got a call and had to leave his office to find four girls who were walking around.I would not recommend to anyone going here after my personal experience and have absolutely no intention of returning.

Cute stores and a nice ROW DTLA market that is right next to the double tree hilton making it convenient for visitors to grab snacks and drinks.

Im here throughout the week, def a cool spot on that is on the upswing of development. Because so many different pop up shops come through, it creates a unique vibrant environment.

Reminiscent of Brooklyn’s Industry City, a former industrial complex of similar appearance, though the Row DTLA has the attraction of still being an active place of fruit & vegetable wholesale. Row DLTA is hard to access on foot ; the only entrance is at the same place as for vehicles, off of Alameda. Lots of trendy retail. Good wine shop with independent / small producers. No kombucha anywhere.

Great service as well from the waiters. Definitely will be back for a visit again.

Awesome way to spend a Sunday. Smorgasburg from 10-4 is a good time, lots of vendors and a beer garden. I was only able to try a few things, unfortunately Black Sugar really didn’t stand up. It was fun for the excitement of the alligator but everything was really bland and didn’t have the characteristics of good BBQ, i.e no smoke rings and lack of flavor. But there’s lots of other choices.

This place keeps growing, Everytime you go, you find out that there is a new store that has opened. This place has anything from clothing stores, to coffee shop, to dinning.Parking is painless during weekdays.Every Sunday there is events here.

Above and beyond expectations. The food at Smorgasburg was amazing and not too expensive. Walking around and people watching was very fun. And! The! Parking! Was! Free! So coming back.

Great deals this weekend due to the Chinese New Year Celebration.

There are a few lovely shops, a wine & cheese restaurant, a pub & a restaurant with a beautiful view of ROW DTLA!

I am generally at ROW DTLA for Smorgasburg on Sunday. So I will keep it general. Tons of clean safe parking which is free for 2 hours on Sundays. They have tons of space for events so it can be very busy. Shops are starting to open up inside ROW, they seem to be small, upscale shops so far.

Unique pieces from jeweler Monica Rich Kosann, haircare from Aveda, cool notepads from Moleskin and Ted Baker were recent visits.

The new up and coming place. Spacious and worth the visit. Not that many restaurants are open but once more come in itll be a great spot

I actually went here for Shopify event I tell you it was the best time ever. I would like to say it is a hidden place if anybody has an hour and their downtown once you get through the homeless people whom I do feel sorry for and always give money. Once you get past the eyesore of a building thats on the outside please drive around that curve because its really difficult to find when youre coming in from the light I think its called Bay once you park in the farthest parking structure you will get out of your car and face the most beautiful place ever it is a hidden Jewel when I tell you I was flabbergasted they have a bar down there they have food have clothes they have a Shopify location which is great that actually holds all the seminars in there please please go there.

We arrived at around 5 30pm and the walk was full of people. The food inside the park is pretty limited and not great quality so well worth finding somewhere to eat.

It’s a great place to come to enjoy and taste different drinks and food.

Still interested in merchants and other guys of interest getting in touch. Mr. Merchants, Id like to offer you a nice gift.