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Downey · since 1953
Downey has a burger stand on Lakewood Boulevard that opened in 1953 and is now on the National Register of Historic Places. Fast, friendly to-go food is part of this city's story. Your logo belongs on the bag.
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Next free giftThe Friday rush tapper: how many bags can you stamp in 10 seconds, on the food truck page→[01]Downey facts · checked Nov 2026
The McDonald's at 10207 Lakewood Boulevard opened August 18, 1953. The Downey Historical Society made it a local historical site in 1983, and it was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2010.
Downey has been a takeout town for over 70 years, and customers here know what good to-go packaging looks like.
Source · Historical Marker Database, McDonald's (Downey marker)Downey requires both a Downey Business License and a Downey Sidewalk Vending Permit before anyone vends on the sidewalk, plus a Los Angeles County health permit for food. The vending permit is good for one year.
If you sell food from a cart or table outside the restaurant, get the city permit and county health permit first and renew yearly.
Source · City of Downey, Sidewalk Vendor PermitDowney's City Council voted 4 to 0 in August 2019 to create a sidewalk vending permit program in response to the state's Safe Sidewalk Vending Act (SB 946). Vending from motor vehicles is not allowed on alleys, sidewalks or public property.
Food trucks and carts near your restaurant must follow these rules, which helps keep the sidewalk in front of your door clear.
Source · L.A. TACO, Downey City Council votes to legalize street vending via a permit systemChecked 2026-11-13. Rules change, so confirm with your city or county before you rely on them.
The walk-up burger stand at 10207 Lakewood Boulevard opened in August 1953. Downey made it a local historical site in 1983, and it joined the National Register in 2010.
The lesson for any Downey owner is simple: food that leaves the counter in a branded bag gets remembered. More than seventy years later, people still know whose bag that was. You don't need a giant chain to get that effect. You need your name on every bag that leaves.
Downey eats a lot of takeout. Taquerias, burger and wing spots, Salvadoran and Mexican family kitchens, bakeries with weekend pan dulce lines. Most of those orders go home in a bag to feed a family.
A family order is heavy. Our bag carries up to 22 lb, stands on a flat square bottom, and has a 3.5″ gusset on each side, so trays of tacos and a stack of drinks fit side by side. Our taco shop guide shows the packing order that keeps tortillas dry.
Downey set up its sidewalk vending program in 2019. Today a vendor needs a Downey business license, a Downey sidewalk vending permit and a county health permit for food. The vending permit lasts one year.
If you're putting in the work to get licensed, put your name on what you hand out. A printed bag turns a cart into a brand people can find again. Vending from a motor vehicle on alleys, sidewalks and public property isn't allowed, so check where your truck can park.
Big, bold and one idea. A classic diner script works if the letters are thick. A taco, a burger or a sun works as an icon. Red and black on brown kraft has that old school look Downey people love.
The print area is 12 × 14 in on the front, and your logo is printed free. For the full rundown across the county, see our guide to printed takeout bags for Los Angeles restaurants.
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[03]Downey questions
Yes. Many vendors start with the Discovery Box of 50 printed bags. Make sure your Downey permits are in place before you sell.
Yes. Send any logo you like. Thick lines and one or two colors look best on brown kraft.
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