LACMA does not currently offer full-service dining. Visitors can enjoy daily featured food trucks on the Smidt Welcome Plaza.
Limited seating, some with shade, is available on the Smidt Welcome Plaza on a first-come, first-served basis. Visitors are welcome to bring food and beverages to enjoy on the plaza or on adjacent lawns in the park. Please note that food and beverages are not permitted in the galleries.
We also encourage museum visitors to explore the many nearby restaurants on the Miracle Mile—from quick and casual takeout to full-service sit-down experiences, the neighborhood offers a world of flavors. See the LACMA Neighborhood Guide for a list of restaurants and links to more information.
The following food trucks are currently scheduled:
Daily except Wednesdays (museum closed)
Familysh Coffee and Bistro
Freshly brewed organic coffee and handcrafted wraps, signature crepes and superfood smoothies.
Note:
On Sunday, October 5, Familysh will be replaced with LA Donut, a donut shop on wheels offering a variety of fresh donuts, croissants, ice cream, and their signature donut sundays—plus coffee and acai bowls.
Fridays
A second food truck will be on Smidt Welcome Plaza each Friday in October.
October 3
Bollywood Bites
The Indian recipes of chef Sanjay Patel bring authentic Indian flavors to the streets of L.A., from rich curries to crispy naan wraps.
October 10
Aloha Friday's
Authentic Hawaiian dishes such as Chicken Katsu, Garlic shrimp, and Kalua Pork, plus sides including fresh green salads.
October 17
VCHOS
A Salvadoran pupuseria combining traditional, authentic pupusa with a modern Latin twist.
October 24
MANEATINGPLANT
A plant-based perspective on the recipes and authentic flavors that chefs Candice Tzeng and Phil Kwan grew up with.
Watch this space for updates on future offerings. Also see the LACMA Neighborhood Guide for additional dining nearby.
Marion Post Wolcott, Picnic, Sarasota, Fla., 1941, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, The Marjorie and Leonard Vernon Collection, gift of The Annenberg Foundation, acquired from Carol Vernon and Robert Turbin, photo © Museum Associates/LACMA