Halo

"Very clean and refined… I love the atmosphere here and really spacious seating… I would recommend this spot to normal people… lol"

"I'm not sure what to say about this place as I visited for an L.A. Magazine food event, so the food, service and crowd was atypical. It appears to be intended as a food hall a la Smorgasburg or DeKalb Market in NYC or Grand Central Market in DTLA, but with a more corporate atmosphere, less character and less convenience of access. The space itself, architecturally, is completely in the background which worked for the style of event I attended. The circulation could use a lot of work, with the central collection of booths forming a wall and forcing visitors to move around the outside of the space instead of through. It's a bizarre space to move through but it was adequate for our needs, if a little annoying. Right now, it seems like the only permanent vendors are Danny Boy's pizza and Shake Shack and you can't really go wrong there if you like their styles of pizza and burgers. The rest of the vendor spaces are closed and surrounded by temporary walls advertising the space itself. If I go to Halo outside of an event, I'll update this review with my thoughts."

"I stumbled upon this space today and it’s so beautiful and peaceful. Will definitely be back to grab some Shake Shack or a taco and get some work done (they have ample seating and plug ins). The only downside is it’s not really open late/weekends which makes sense for the area but still it would be nice to stop in here for a nice respite from the noise of LA after visiting museums & biking on the weekend."

"Really great food hall and it is still growing. It is nice, big, and the current restaurant offer great quality food and they are opening up more options soon. Currently they have Danny Boy Pizza, Nick and Stef steak house. Soon they will Shake Shake, Trejo’s Tacos and Coffee and Donuts."