Citizen Public Market has been my go-to whenever I'm in Culver City. There's various food stalls here ranging from pizza to noodles. Many of these stalls serve a variety of craft beers as well and the selection is great! The ambience is lively and there is outdoor and indoor seating - there are also occasional trivia nights too!

Pizza joint was on point Japanese Poutine Fries were incredible Szechuan Noodz were not it unfortunately When you're walking in, make sure to get yourself a Watermelon Quencher

citizen public market in Culver City is a hidden gem! Stumbled upon this on a interesting day where so much fun stuff happened. Isn't it cool like when fun things happened when you least expect it that's how it was finding this place. There's so many different places you can eat. It's super clean so nice everyone's so friendly and there's a rooftop deck. There's nothing more to say but go check it out.

WeHo Sausage Company- has some great seltzers! So sad they are closing soon. Definitely try to support before they go. Service was great as well. The Barbecue Spot was delicious! Went for restaurant week and the food was amazing! Definitely recommend. Bang Bang Noodles- the fries and cheddar biscuits were great!

Citizens Public Market located in downtown Culver City. Food hall with different types of food vendors, open-concept communal tables, and upstairs outdoor dining on the second-floor top deck (bring a jacket on chilly evenings ). Besure to sign up to their newsletter for updates on events and promotional offerings. Here's a list of some vendors I recall seeing from my experience : *Bang Bang Noodles- Fresh made Hand pulled noodles *Bar Bohemian- Craft beers, wine and cocktails *Go Go Bird - Fried Chicken Szechuan style *Noble Rotisserie- Serve pasteurized chicken *Benevento -Pizza-New York Style *Weho Sausage Company- Gourmet burgers *Uoichiba - Japanese dry aged fish Temaki ( hand rolled sushi ) & Chirashi (served in a bowl ) *Smokey Chance BBQ- Texas Style BBQ *Sustain Bowl-Pokè & Açaí bowls

This is a place I'd recommend if you are visiting Culver City, because it has multiple restaurants in one. Also, the parking is pretty ideal near Culver Studios. There is a wide variety of food you can enjoy, such as dumplings and handrolls. They even have great hamburgers and beers. On certain days though, some restaurants may close, so you should be mindful of that. The area outside of it is a nice street where you can take a walk in afterwards.

Going to start with the one negative. Go Go Bird needs a better pickup setup. You order from them and there's no sense of when your food will be ready. They don't provide a pager or take a cell number. There's no announcements either. They have good food but I recommend ordering it online. WEHO Sausage Company provides a much nicer experience via their pagers. No need to constantly ask if your food is ready. Now on to the good stuff. I really like the food mall concept and this is a good representation of why. There was enough selection to keep both me and the rest of the family excited..... And that's what I wrote 4 months ago. I can't remember the rest of the details but we had a great time and are looking forward to coming back.

Nice ambience, variety of food, from Japanese, brisket sandwich, burgers and more. Cool bar upstairs. You can get it to go or sitting in the area. No service. Lover it.

Stopped at this food hall in Culver City located in a two-story historic bldg. Lots of places to choose from, but settled on the chicken tenders from Go Go Bird and teriyaki bowl from Noble. Both were excellent! There are plenty of high top tables inside and a rooftop area for seating. Street parking (if you can find it), and a structure across the street. The Yuzu green tea from Go Go was delicious!