Construction on the Row DTLA, the Art District’s newest massive mixed-use space, isn’t complete just yet. But parts of the complex are open for the holidays, and heads up: Those parts rule. Located in the former L.A. Terminal Market, the Row DTLA takes up 30-acres behind the American Apparel Factory on Alameda St. It’s the future home of 100 restaurants and shops including A + R Home Décor (November 2016), Rappahannrock Oyster Bar (Spring 2017), coffee shop Go Get Em Tiger (2017), and the Boston streetwear/sneakers boutique Bodega (2017). The Runyon Group—creator of Culver City’s PLATFORM L.A.—is behind the retail-end of this venture. RELATED: Smorgasburg Is The Secret Mexican Food Mecca You’ve Always Dreamed Of We paid a visit to the space this week to peruse a handful…View Original Post
Construction on the Row DTLA, the Art District’s newest massive mixed-use space, isn’t complete just yet. But parts of the complex are open for the holidays, and heads up: Those parts rule. Located in the former L.A. Terminal Market, the Row DTLA takes up 30-acres behind the American Apparel Factory on Alameda St. It’s the future home of 100 restaurants and shops including A + R Home Décor (November 2016), Rappahannrock Oyster Bar (Spring 2017), coffee shop Go Get Em Tiger (2017), and the Boston streetwear/sneakers boutique Bodega (2017). The Runyon Group—creator of Culver City’s PLATFORM L.A.—is behind the retail-end of this venture. RELATED: Smorgasburg Is The Secret Mexican Food Mecca You’ve Always Dreamed Of We paid a visit to the space this week to peruse a handful…View Original Post