Family Style Los Angeles Invites You to Get Your Food Kicks on June 27

Cash App and Square return as financial partners of Family Style LA, hosting Kith’s LA Restaurant Ronnie’s Pronto for a reservation-only dining experience with limited seats. Cash App cardholders will also get big perks like 50% off VIP tickets, $5 GA tickets, Fast Lane entry, and 25% off food + merch. Come through to enjoy merch, Ronnie’s Pronto special menu items like Wagyu Pronto (Australian Wagyu pastrami, Swiss cheese, sauerkraut, and Pronto Special Sauce) and twice-fried Pronto Fries dusted in Pronto Powder. Why wait around to eat when your card does the work for you?

Kato has held a Michelin star since 2019, won two James Beard awards, including one this year, earned a three-time #1 ranking on the LA Times 101 Best Restaurants list, and even landed on the World's 50 Best Restaurants' "One to Watch" list in 2024. Chef Jon Yao is bringing that same energy to Family Style LA in the most unexpected way. The Michelin-starred modern Taiwanese fine dining spot is trading its sleek ROW DTLA dining room for a '50s roller rink setup, complete with an Umbro collab and a possible T-Pain appearance that just might make this one of the most talked-about booths of the day. Expect the kind of experience that only Kato could pull off, which means refined and unpredictable in equal measure.

adidas is going bigger than big at Family Style LA with Adistar XLG World! This XLG-sized takeover is built in the spirit of Adistar XLG 2.0 and will be home to XLG sized games, a diorama-like RC cafe, and of course, food in partnership with Ggiata. Attendees can play racecourse games at the RC Cafe or try their hand at cornhole. Winners of those games have a chance to receive prizes like a pair of Adistar XLG 2.0 sneakers, an adidas x Ggiata’s T-shirt, and an oversized adidas x Ggiata X-large tote. All prizes are limited and only available while supplies last. Don't be late! As Adistar XLG World’s official culinary partner, Ggiata will serve a special menu of Pastrami Cheesesteak & Tiramisu. The RC Cafe will also serve drinks all day. That’s how you do things big!

With a build that’s a nod to their actual restaurant, Max & Helen's will bring the warmth of its Larchmont Boulevard location to Family Style LA. With the beloved neighborhood diner co-created by Somebody Feed Phil host Phil Rosenthal and two-time James Beard Award-winning chef Nancy Silverton on hand, attendees can expect the comfort food classics that made the spot a viral sensation, including cheeseburgers, malted milkshakes, matzoh ball soup, and New York-style crumb cake. That will all be served up alongside a Cherry LA collab and an art center built right into the booth. This one's got something for everyone.

Heineken 0.0 is bringing fresh flavors to Family Style Los Angeles. The brand has expanded its non-alcoholic offerings with two new flavored beers, Cold Pressed Lime and Nectarine Juniper. Both are double-brewed to remove alcohol and blended with the same ingredients as the OG to create a balanced fruit taste. Whether you're taking a breather from the heat or want the perfect pairing for your food, the Heineken 0.0 tent has got you. Swing by to enjoy complimentary samples of the new flavors all day.

Toyota is bringing a konbini experience to Family Style LA with the Toyota Mart, a Japanese-style convenience store stocked with surprises at every turn. Step inside the Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid to play the Falling Konbini game and unlock a gashapon token, then test your luck at one of the gashapon machines. Prizes include ultra-limited VANDYTHEPINK x Toyota soccer jerseys, Daruma dolls, exclusive stickers, Japanese snacks, or sandwich vouchers. Those who score a sandwich voucher can cash it in at the Katsu Sando LA booth for the iconic Japanese-style sandwich that's earned its reputation. With soccer’s biggest tournament raging during Family Style LA, that limited-edition VANDYTHEPINK x Toyota Family Style LA jersey, which features a branded badge and Hollywood konbini graphic, will be one of the day’s big must-cop items. Do not sleep.

Amboy Quality Meats & Delicious Burgers, the much-loved Chinatown counter spot from Eggslut chef Alvin Cailan, will bring its case for burger maximalism to Family Style LA. In addition to its legendary burgers, this booth will also come with a Hellstar collab, making it one of the more exclusive stops at the festival. Get there early, get comfortable, and get ready to eat.

Häagen-Dazs is pulling up to Family Style LA as the festival's official ice cream partner of 2026. True to that title, it will be bringing a full activation packed with free samples of Häagen-Dazs Strawberry Mini Cups, Dulce De Leche Mini Cups, Vanilla Milk Chocolate Almond Mini Bars, and Cherry Dark Chocolate Bars, exclusive merch, and a photo moment worth stopping for. The mirrored "Take Your Sweet Time" wall, which features two burgundy panels lined with mirrors, makes for a perfect photo opp and is set to be one of the most-snapped spots of the day. Pair that with a custom merch wall showcasing the Häagen-Dazs | Champion collab, and you've got a booth that's as tasty for the eyes as it is for the taste buds. Come through, grab a sample, and leave with something to show for it.

Foot Locker will go full soccer mode at Family Style LA. Guests visiting Foot Locker will be greeted by a giant soccer ball. Inside the booth, they’ll be able to get customized Nike or adidas kits on-site, including options for teams like the USA, England, Mexico, and France. After that, they can test their shots in a precision soccer shooting challenge. Foot Locker will also drop an exclusive merch collab with Art Of at Family Style LA. Wheeew. This one's designed to live well beyond the final whistle.

Ditroit Taqueria is one of LA's most distinctive spots. It's a casual taquería tucked behind chef Enrique Olvera's upscale Damian in the Arts District, with a name that gives a nod to the Mexican slang "por ditroit," meaning "through the back." Its menu carries the same elevated sensibility as Olvera's broader empire, with standouts like cochinita pibil tacos and a suadero taco built on crispy-yet-juicy cubes of brisket and top round all made with in-house nixtamalized masa. At Family Style LA, Ditroit will link with South Central-born artist Lauren Halsey, whose community-centered installations and Afrofuturist vision are rooted in the visual landscape of LA's Black culture. This is one booth where the food and the art are equally worth the stop.

At Family Style LA, Postmates will set up its own Eat Suite, which will include a shaded, patio-style lounge at the heart of the festival where attendees can kick back, recharge, and eat well while couriers bring the food directly to your seat. The activation will work with three standout restaurant partners, including Marathon Burger, Ggiata, and Sunday Gravy, all building towards a series of Secret Serves, which are timed drops where attendees score curated meals plus exclusive merch, delivered lounge-side in a custom collectible box built for the unboxing. Custom tees, pins, bandanas, and food carriers round out the merch haul, making every drop a shareable moment that lasts long after the last bite.

Yama Sushi Marketplace has been an LA institution since 1984. Founded by a former fish broker, the restaurant built a devoted following on sashimi-grade fish delivered daily and served as generously portioned cuts of yellowtail, tuna, and salmon at prices that never felt like a flex. Now operating out of San Gabriel, West LA, and Koreatown (with a fourth location on the way in Sherman Oaks), Yama will bring that same energy to Family Style LA alongside a collab with Momotoys. Every hour, a salsa band and dancers will take over the booth, turning one of the best sushi stops at the festival into a full-on party. Come hungry, leave happy.

Sprite + Tea will host the main stage at Family Style LA, turning the festival's biggest live cultural moment into their own music movement. Swae Lee will perform as attendees enjoy passed Sprite + Tea samples. While Lee keeps the energy up and Sprite + Tea keeps the refreshment flowing, attendees can be on the lookout for product giveaways, all while enjoying a vibe that hits as hard as those live beats.

Handles Coffee is an East Hollywood fixture that's already earned a devoted following since opening on Sunset Blvd in Los Feliz in August 2025. Co-founders Alice Kim and Joshua Park built the spot around a retro desert aesthetic and standout drinks like the Handles Latte, a beloved mix of espresso, chocolate, and orange that keeps the lines moving all day long. At Family Style LA, Handles will connect with Nepenthes for a collaboration that pairs the café's community-first energy with one of the most respected names in Japanese-influenced streetwear. Roll through for the coffee, linger for the drop.

Reese's Puffs and GloRilla will combine their powers at Family Style LA, dropping a collab that's as loud and indulgent as it sounds. You might say they go together like, well, chocolate and peanut butter. At the event, attendees will be able to stop by the Reese’s Puffs booth for cereal sampling, take a pic in the Cereal Bowl ballpit, and Spin the Wheel for a chance to win limited-edition merch.

A Little Tokyo institution since 1903, Fugetsu-Do Bakery Shop is one of the oldest Japanese confectionery shops in the United States. Its mochi and manju have been a staple of the neighborhood's food culture for generations. Expect the family-owned bakery to bring those same handcrafted sweets to Family Style LA, where tradition meets the best food festival in the world. Between bites, attendees can shop the Fugetsu-Do Bakery Shop x Leeann Huang collaboration, while keeping their eyes on the Fugetsu-Do Bakery Shop DJs and the balloon artists turning the park into a full experience. Expect the kind of day where the food hits, the music's just right, and everyone in attendance has experienced something new.

Cutwater Spirits is the official Ready To Drink partner of Family Style LA. At the event, it will bring its Afro-Caribbean flavor, sound, and style to the festival in a big way. Attendees can head to the Cutwater Bar to get perfectly mixed cocktails and DJ sets rooted in the sounds of the diaspora, including dancehall, Afrobeats, soca, and beyond. Restaurant partner Wi Jammin Cafe will also be on site serving up West Indian cuisine, all of which makes Cutwater one of the most well-rounded footprints at the festival. That’s culture.