Get a first look inside Glendora Public Market, the city’s new food hall

A new food hall called “Glendora Public Market,” is opening along Arrow Highway in Glendora, seen here on Wednesday, Sept. 23, 2020. The newly renovated building was formerly a Wonder Bread warehouse. (Photo by Trevor Stamp, Contributing Photographer) A building that once produced the ultimate in white bread is now the home of spicier, more international fare. Glendora Public Market will open Saturday, Sept. 26, at at 905 E. Arrow Highway, Glendora. The 1940s building was formerly the home of Wonder Bread bakery. It has been transformed into a 19,000-square-foot food hall with 10 tenants. Most of them are local businesses established in the San Gabriel Valley or throughout Los Angeles County, including Smog City Brewing Co. from Torrance and Belly Bombz , which got its start at a Long Beach farmers market. They include: Belly Bombz: A purveyor of Korean wings with other locations in Artesia and Whittier. bellybombz.com Boba Break Tea House: Teas, smoothies, lemonades and Arnold Palmers, which also has locations in Chino and Rancho Cucamonga. Bolo: Chicken sandwiches on Korean bread. Bushi By Jinya: A fast casual version of a ramen restaurant in the San Fernando Valley. bushibyjinya.myncrsilver.com Cassidy’s Corner Cafe: Bagels and sandwiches. Also […]

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