700 S Los Angeles St, Los Angeles, CA 90014

Santee Passage is a new food hall in DTLA's Fashion District, at the corner of Los Angeles Street and 7th Street. Santee Passage’s 23,000 square feet is divided between two historic buildings on either side of a narrow pedestrian passageway—hence the name. The two buildings, with entrances at 700 and 718 Los Angeles Street, will be unified through architecture, design, and leasing strategy. Santee Passage will offer a wide cross section of L.A.’s varied and exciting food culture. Targeted vendors include a range of cuisines and categories such as tacos, noodles, sandwiches, bowls, craft beer and natural wine, frozen desserts, sweet baked goods, BBQ (whether it hails from Texas or Thailand), salads, juice, bagels, dumplings, and so on.

Santee Passage is a new food hall in DTLA's Fashion District, at the corner of Los Angeles Street and 7th Street. Santee Passage’s 23,000 square feet is divided between two historic buildings on either side of a narrow pedestrian passageway—hence the name. The two buildings, with entrances at 700 and 718 Los Angeles Street, will be unified through architecture, design, and leasing strategy. Santee Passage will offer a wide cross section of L.A.’s varied and exciting food culture. Targeted vendors include a range of cuisines and categories such as tacos, noodles, sandwiches, bowls, craft beer and natural wine, frozen desserts, sweet baked goods, BBQ (whether it hails from Texas or Thailand), salads, juice, bagels, dumplings, and so on.

Santee Passage is a new food hall in DTLA's Fashion District, at the corner of Los Angeles Street and 7th Street. Santee Passage’s 23,000 square feet is divided between two historic buildings on either side of a narrow pedestrian passageway—hence the name. The two buildings, with entrances at 700 and 718 Los Angeles Street, will be unified through architecture, design, and leasing strategy. Santee Passage will offer a wide cross section of L.A.’s varied and exciting food culture. Targeted vendors include a range of cuisines and categories such as tacos, noodles, sandwiches, bowls, craft beer and natural wine, frozen desserts, sweet baked goods, BBQ (whether it hails from Texas or Thailand), salads, juice, bagels, dumplings, and so on.

Santee Passage is a new food hall in DTLA's Fashion District, at the corner of Los Angeles Street and 7th Street. Santee Passage’s 23,000 square feet is divided between two historic buildings on either side of a narrow pedestrian passageway—hence the name. The two buildings, with entrances at 700 and 718 Los Angeles Street, will be unified through architecture, design, and leasing strategy. Santee Passage will offer a wide cross section of L.A.’s varied and exciting food culture. Targeted vendors include a range of cuisines and categories such as tacos, noodles, sandwiches, bowls, craft beer and natural wine, frozen desserts, sweet baked goods, BBQ (whether it hails from Texas or Thailand), salads, juice, bagels, dumplings, and so on.

Santee Passage is a new food hall in DTLA's Fashion District, at the corner of Los Angeles Street and 7th Street. Santee Passage’s 23,000 square feet is divided between two historic buildings on either side of a narrow pedestrian passageway—hence the name. The two buildings, with entrances at 700 and 718 Los Angeles Street, will be unified through architecture, design, and leasing strategy. Santee Passage will offer a wide cross section of L.A.’s varied and exciting food culture. Targeted vendors include a range of cuisines and categories such as tacos, noodles, sandwiches, bowls, craft beer and natural wine, frozen desserts, sweet baked goods, BBQ (whether it hails from Texas or Thailand), salads, juice, bagels, dumplings, and so on.

Santee Passage is a new food hall in DTLA's Fashion District, at the corner of Los Angeles Street and 7th Street. Santee Passage’s 23,000 square feet is divided between two historic buildings on either side of a narrow pedestrian passageway—hence the name. The two buildings, with entrances at 700 and 718 Los Angeles Street, will be unified through architecture, design, and leasing strategy. Santee Passage will offer a wide cross section of L.A.’s varied and exciting food culture. Targeted vendors include a range of cuisines and categories such as tacos, noodles, sandwiches, bowls, craft beer and natural wine, frozen desserts, sweet baked goods, BBQ (whether it hails from Texas or Thailand), salads, juice, bagels, dumplings, and so on.

Santee Passage is a new food hall in DTLA's Fashion District, at the corner of Los Angeles Street and 7th Street. Santee Passage’s 23,000 square feet is divided between two historic buildings on either side of a narrow pedestrian passageway—hence the name. The two buildings, with entrances at 700 and 718 Los Angeles Street, will be unified through architecture, design, and leasing strategy. Santee Passage will offer a wide cross section of L.A.’s varied and exciting food culture. Targeted vendors include a range of cuisines and categories such as tacos, noodles, sandwiches, bowls, craft beer and natural wine, frozen desserts, sweet baked goods, BBQ (whether it hails from Texas or Thailand), salads, juice, bagels, dumplings, and so on.

Santee Passage is a new food hall in DTLA's Fashion District, at the corner of Los Angeles Street and 7th Street. Santee Passage’s 23,000 square feet is divided between two historic buildings on either side of a narrow pedestrian passageway—hence the name. The two buildings, with entrances at 700 and 718 Los Angeles Street, will be unified through architecture, design, and leasing strategy. Santee Passage will offer a wide cross section of L.A.’s varied and exciting food culture. Targeted vendors include a range of cuisines and categories such as tacos, noodles, sandwiches, bowls, craft beer and natural wine, frozen desserts, sweet baked goods, BBQ (whether it hails from Texas or Thailand), salads, juice, bagels, dumplings, and so on.

Santee Passage is a new food hall in DTLA's Fashion District, at the corner of Los Angeles Street and 7th Street. Santee Passage’s 23,000 square feet is divided between two historic buildings on either side of a narrow pedestrian passageway—hence the name. The two buildings, with entrances at 700 and 718 Los Angeles Street, will be unified through architecture, design, and leasing strategy. Santee Passage will offer a wide cross section of L.A.’s varied and exciting food culture. Targeted vendors include a range of cuisines and categories such as tacos, noodles, sandwiches, bowls, craft beer and natural wine, frozen desserts, sweet baked goods, BBQ (whether it hails from Texas or Thailand), salads, juice, bagels, dumplings, and so on.

Santee Passage is a new food hall in DTLA's Fashion District, at the corner of Los Angeles Street and 7th Street. Santee Passage’s 23,000 square feet is divided between two historic buildings on either side of a narrow pedestrian passageway—hence the name. The two buildings, with entrances at 700 and 718 Los Angeles Street, will be unified through architecture, design, and leasing strategy. Santee Passage will offer a wide cross section of L.A.’s varied and exciting food culture. Targeted vendors include a range of cuisines and categories such as tacos, noodles, sandwiches, bowls, craft beer and natural wine, frozen desserts, sweet baked goods, BBQ (whether it hails from Texas or Thailand), salads, juice, bagels, dumplings, and so on.

Santee Passage is a new food hall in DTLA's Fashion District, at the corner of Los Angeles Street and 7th Street. Santee Passage’s 23,000 square feet is divided between two historic buildings on either side of a narrow pedestrian passageway—hence the name. The two buildings, with entrances at 700 and 718 Los Angeles Street, will be unified through architecture, design, and leasing strategy. Santee Passage will offer a wide cross section of L.A.’s varied and exciting food culture. Targeted vendors include a range of cuisines and categories such as tacos, noodles, sandwiches, bowls, craft beer and natural wine, frozen desserts, sweet baked goods, BBQ (whether it hails from Texas or Thailand), salads, juice, bagels, dumplings, and so on.

Santee Passage is a new food hall in DTLA's Fashion District, at the corner of Los Angeles Street and 7th Street. Santee Passage’s 23,000 square feet is divided between two historic buildings on either side of a narrow pedestrian passageway—hence the name. The two buildings, with entrances at 700 and 718 Los Angeles Street, will be unified through architecture, design, and leasing strategy. Santee Passage will offer a wide cross section of L.A.’s varied and exciting food culture. Targeted vendors include a range of cuisines and categories such as tacos, noodles, sandwiches, bowls, craft beer and natural wine, frozen desserts, sweet baked goods, BBQ (whether it hails from Texas or Thailand), salads, juice, bagels, dumplings, and so on.

Santee Passage is a new food hall in DTLA's Fashion District, at the corner of Los Angeles Street and 7th Street. Santee Passage’s 23,000 square feet is divided between two historic buildings on either side of a narrow pedestrian passageway—hence the name. The two buildings, with entrances at 700 and 718 Los Angeles Street, will be unified through architecture, design, and leasing strategy. Santee Passage will offer a wide cross section of L.A.’s varied and exciting food culture. Targeted vendors include a range of cuisines and categories such as tacos, noodles, sandwiches, bowls, craft beer and natural wine, frozen desserts, sweet baked goods, BBQ (whether it hails from Texas or Thailand), salads, juice, bagels, dumplings, and so on.

Santee Passage is a new food hall in DTLA's Fashion District, at the corner of Los Angeles Street and 7th Street. Santee Passage’s 23,000 square feet is divided between two historic buildings on either side of a narrow pedestrian passageway—hence the name. The two buildings, with entrances at 700 and 718 Los Angeles Street, will be unified through architecture, design, and leasing strategy. Santee Passage will offer a wide cross section of L.A.’s varied and exciting food culture. Targeted vendors include a range of cuisines and categories such as tacos, noodles, sandwiches, bowls, craft beer and natural wine, frozen desserts, sweet baked goods, BBQ (whether it hails from Texas or Thailand), salads, juice, bagels, dumplings, and so on.