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Huntington Park · Pacific Blvd
Printed takeout bags for Huntington Park, where 1.5 miles of Pacific Boulevard is one long walk with food.
People on Pacific Boulevard shop, snack and keep walking. Whatever they carry gets looked at by the whole sidewalk. Put your logo on a strong kraft bag for $0 setup and let every block see who fed them.
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Pick your logo file and watch it land on our 12″ × 7″ × 14″ kraft bag, to scale, inside the 12 × 14 in print area. Your file stays on your device.
- Tip: a PNG with a clear background prints cleanest.
Setup is $0 and the front print is free. Want to test first? Try 50 bags for $28.
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Walk down Pacific Boulevard and you pass murals, old theater signs and shop names in every color. Add yours. Type the name of your spot, pick Night, Paper or Cobalt, and save a story size poster of your bag over Huntington Park.
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Next free giftWeigh a real party tray order and see if one bag can carry it, on the Carson page→[01]Huntington Park facts · checked Nov 2026
A 1.5 mile boulevard, BBQ by the pound, a 3 square foot sign. What HP owners deal with.
- Pacific Boulevard, a 1.5 mile shopping street
Pacific Boulevard runs about 1.5 miles through Huntington Park and is lined with shops, restaurants and Latino owned businesses, plus Art Deco landmarks like the old Warner Theatre. Food stops on or near it include La Monarca Bakery and Cafe, El Gallo Giro, and Avila's El Ranchito, a family Mexican restaurant on Santa Fe Avenue that opened in 1966 and now has about a dozen locations in Southern California.
Shoppers walk the boulevard with bags in hand, so a printed takeout bag gets seen by everyone else on the sidewalk.
Source · Islands, Huntington Park: a walkable California city between LA and Long Beach (March 26, 2025) - Smoked brisket, smoky tacos and paletas
The Infatuation's Huntington Park guide lists Ray's BBQ, which sells Texas style smoked meats by the pound, Tacos Los Cholos, a smoky taqueria it rates 9.0, Los Alpes Ice Cream Parlor for paletas, fruit bars and mangonadas, Cruzita Deli and Cafe for breakfast sandwiches, and Bangin' Buns for grab and go hot chicken.
Meat by the pound and grab and go orders are heavy, fast takeout, which is exactly where a strong branded bag earns its keep.
Source · The Infatuation, Huntington Park neighborhood guide - Sidewalk vending permit, sign size and spacing
Huntington Park sidewalk vendors need a Sidewalk Vending Permit and a city business license, renewed every year, plus an LA County Health Permit and cart approval for food. There is a $55 Community Development review fee and vendors must carry $2,000,000 in liability insurance. Cart signs can be no bigger than 3 square feet and may show only the vendor name, goods and price. Vendors keep 50 feet from bus stops, hydrants, benches and building entrances, 25 feet from crosswalks and 100 feet from intersections, and vending is not allowed on Bissell Street between Florence and Saturn Avenues or on Florence Avenue between Salt Lake Avenue and Newell Street.
With a cart sign capped at 3 square feet, the bag in each buyer's hand is one of the few places a vendor's name can travel.
Source · City of Huntington Park, Sidewalk Vending Permit complete application
Checked 2026-11-13. Rules change, so confirm with your city or county before you rely on them.
Pacific Boulevard is a walking street
Pacific Boulevard stretches about 1.5 miles through Huntington Park. It is packed with Latino owned shops, places to eat and Art Deco buildings like the old Warner Theatre. You can grab pan dulce and coffee at La Monarca, lunch at El Gallo Giro, then cut one block west to Avila's El Ranchito on Santa Fe Avenue, a family spot that opened in 1966 and grew to about a dozen locations.
Here is why that matters for you. On a street like this, people don't drive straight home with their food. They carry it past dozens of other shoppers first. A plain bag says nothing on that walk. A bag with your name says it to every person they pass.
Heavy orders and quick grabs
The Infatuation's guide to Huntington Park reads like a map of takeout. Ray's BBQ sells Texas style smoked meat by the pound. Tacos Los Cholos gets a 9.0 for its smoky tacos. Los Alpes scoops paletas, fruit bars and mangonadas, and Bangin' Buns does hot chicken to grab and go.
A pound or two of brisket plus sides and drinks adds up fast. Our bag is 110 GSM kraft rated for 22 lb, with a flat 12″ by 7″ base, so a tray of meat sits level and a cup of salsa stays upright.
Cart signs are tiny here, the bag is not
Selling from a cart in Huntington Park takes a sidewalk vending permit and a city business license, both renewed every year, plus a County health permit for food. Add a $55 review fee and $2,000,000 in liability insurance. You also keep 50 feet from bus stops and building doors, 25 feet from crosswalks and 100 feet from intersections, and you can't sell on parts of Bissell Street or Florence Avenue at all.
Now the part most vendors miss. Your cart sign can be no bigger than 3 square feet, and it can only show your name, what you sell and the price. Our bag gives you a 12 × 14 in print area on every single sale, and it leaves with the buyer. A short drive southeast, see how restaurants there do it on our Downey page.
What to print so it reads from the curb
Keep it to your name, one picture and maybe your street. Big, thick letters in red, blue or black jump off brown kraft. If your brand uses bright colors, white bags make them pop even more. Setup is $0, so trying a bolder logo costs you nothing.
We ship all over the county. Check every city on our main page for printed takeout bags for LA restaurants.
[02]Huntington Park pricing
No setup charge for your logo. The bags are the only cost.
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$152$160
50.7¢ a bag · 300 bags
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64¢ a bag · 250 bags
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- 50 free bags across 2 boxes
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- Free shipping · no plan
Every box ships free to Huntington Park, whether it goes to a storefront on Pacific or the garage where your cart lives.
[03]Huntington Park questions
Quick answers for HP shops and carts.
How big can my cart sign be in Huntington Park?
The city caps cart signs at 3 square feet, showing only your name, goods and price. Free standing signs are not allowed, which is one more reason to put your name on the bag.
Can one bag carry a BBQ order sold by the pound?
Usually. It is rated for 22 lb and has a flat 12″ by 7″ base, so a few pounds of meat with sides and drinks fits fine.
Do I pay anything to set up my logo?
No. Setup is $0. Many printers charge $150+ just to get started.
How long until the bags show up?
After you approve your logo layout, shipping is free and boxes arrive 3 to 4 days after they ship.
Test it on the boulevard
50 bags with your logo to see how Pacific Boulevard reacts.
The Kraft Discovery Box has 50 bags printed with your logo at no setup charge, plus 50 food tamper-evident stickers to seal each order shut. Sign up for our emails to get the welcome price.
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