Historic food hall and local market

Anaheim Packing House

About 3 mi northeast in downtown Anaheim

Leave the resort bubble for an independent Anaheim meal inside a preserved 1919 citrus packing warehouse filled with varied local food and drink merchants.

The place

About Anaheim Packing House

Anaheim Packing House is a two-story food hall inside a preserved 1919 citrus packing warehouse. It anchors the Anaheim Packing District with the Packard Building, MAKE building, and two-acre Farmers Park.

Independent merchants offer different cuisines, desserts, coffee, beer, wine, and cocktails. There is no single food-hall menu or universal gift card, and each establishment controls its own hours, pricing, reservations, and age rules.

The restored industrial shell, open central space, balconies, and historic trusses make the building part of the visit. Farmers Park adds outdoor seating and green space nearby.

The official visitor page lists accessible parking in the main lot, a ramp at the north entry, and elevators near the east and west entrances.

What stands out

Choose across cuisines

Build one meal from independent vendors rather than committing a mixed group to a single menu.

Read the citrus warehouse

Look above the stalls to preserved trusses, open spans, balconies, and details from Anaheim’s packing era.

Use Farmers Park

Carry eligible food to outdoor seating and give children or larger groups more room.

Explore the district

Connect the Packing House with the Packard Building, MAKE building, and downtown Anaheim.

Pair it with the train

Why it belongs in a Disneyland Railroad trip

Drive roughly three miles northeast from Disneyland to downtown Anaheim. This is an independent, no-admission food district; plan around traffic, peak dining crowds, individual merchant hours, and the time needed to return to resort parking.

Before you go

Plan your visit

  • HoursEach merchant sets its own hours; check the live merchant directory before traveling
  • AdmissionNo general admission; purchases are made directly from individual merchants
  • ClosuresThe Packing District is closed Thanksgiving and Christmas Day
  • ParkingSelf-parking in the Packing House lot and Claudina lot; street restrictions apply; valet is also offered
  • AccessibilityAccessible spaces in the main lot, north-entry ramp, and elevators by east and west entrances
  • PetsPets are not permitted in interior or exterior district areas under the published health-code policy; trained service animals are allowed
  • Group planningCommon areas cannot be reserved; contact individual merchants or listed private venues
  • Best strategyChoose two or three merchants in advance and arrive outside peak dinner or weekend periods

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Useful answers

Frequently asked questions

Does Anaheim Packing House have fixed hours?

Individual merchants set their own hours. The official visitor page directs guests to check each establishment’s current listing.

Is there an admission charge?

No general admission is listed. You pay individual merchants for food, drinks, or services.

Where can I park?

The official guide lists self-parking in the Packing House lot and the Claudina lot, street parking subject to city restrictions, and valet service.

Is the building accessible?

The main lot has accessible parking, the north entrance has a ramp, and elevators are near the east and west entrances.

Can I bring a pet?

The district’s published health-code policy does not permit pets inside or outside the district. Trained service animals are allowed.

Can a large group reserve common seating?

No. Common areas are not reservable; use the official group-venue guidance or contact individual merchants.

How far is it from Disneyland?

It is roughly three miles northeast in downtown Anaheim; travel time varies with resort and city traffic.

Why pair it with Disneyland Railroad?

It adds a locally rooted Anaheim food and citrus-history stop after a day inside the resort.

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