626 Night Market - Arcadia

This is a family-friendly place that’s definitely worth checking out. Although some of the booth prices can be a bit high, the overall experience makes it worthwhile every year. There’s a great selection of delicious food to try and fantastic artist booths to explore!

I attended a cosplay contest, and it was an absolute blast! I had the chance to try some delicious bao pizza (I hope that's the correct name), along with boba, tacos, and rainbow grilled cheese. I will definitely be coming back! However, I do hope that next time the stage is made more accessible for individuals in wheelchairs.

It's definitely worth a visit at least once. The 626 Night Market in Arcadia is the largest of its kind. Situated at a horse racing track, you'll encounter long lines of food vendors and stalls selling various household goods, as well as a stage for live performances. The variety of food options is impressive, but many items are on the pricey side, with the exception of some skewered meats that might provide better value.

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.