626 Night Market - Arcadia

Went for the cosplay contest it was so fun : also got some boa pizza I hope that's what it's called super delicious, some boba, tacos, rainbow grilled cheese will definitely come again, but please next time please have the stage more accessible to people in wheelchairs : ??

Family friendly place to visit. The prices are pretty high for certain booths but the experience is worth it every year. Lots of yummy foods to try out and amazing artist booths!

Worth going just once. The 626 Night Market in Arcadia is the largest of the 626 Night Markets. Here at a horse racing track there are long lines of food vendors, household goods vendors, and best of all a sound stage for live performers. The food is quite various but all overpriced except for possibly the skewered meats

Enjoyed this fair although it was jot in the afternoon. Was thrilled to have some alligator bites and fries once again after trying them a couple of years ago while driving through Louisiana on the way to LA. Bought four rose gold chains from Cameron Price. I am a security guard in Birmingham where Mikki's mother works in the food stamp office. This caps a very hood nine day bacation.

Fun way to start off the summer. It is located in Santa Anita Park. Lots of various vendors for food, food trucks, and crafts.Parking was free with an admission ticket. It had a nice turnout and was not overly packed. Highly recommend paying with cash. It will save you on service fees and taxes.Came here specifically for the chili oils. I love spice! I gobbled my way through various food stalls (The Good Chili. Bombing Giant Squid, Kokonu Dessert Bar, Mussels&Pearls, ZinDrew Chili, Kyinspired Bakery) Most were tasty. Some were underwhelming. All in all, it was a fun experience.