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Downtown art and something to eat
Make an art visit the anchor, then choose a market lunch or a French-dipped sandwich. A flexible Downtown edit.
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It helps to have one thing fixed and the rest negotiable. Begin with the art you want to see, then decide whether the day calls for a market browse or a simple sandwich stop.
These places offer different ways to shape a Downtown outing. They are not adjacent, and the route between Bunker Hill, Broadway and North Alameda deserves a little planning. Pick a meal rather than trying to fit in every stop. Use the linked records for opening times, entry arrangements and the details that can change.
The Broad
Put the art first if you have booked a timed entry. Choose collection admission or a special exhibition deliberately.
Grand Central Market
A food break with choices for different appetites. Check the individual vendor if there is something you particularly want.
Philippe The Original
An alternative meal stop farther north, near Chinatown and El Pueblo. Keep it optional and plan the connection; this is not a door-to-door walking itinerary.