Find permit information, downloadable forms, vendor guidelines, safety requirements and links to the appropriate external government websites.
Los Feliz Night Market provides these resources for general guidance. Vendors are responsible for confirming and obtaining all permits, licenses and approvals required by the appropriate government agencies.
Review the health permit information and official application resources that may apply before participating as a food vendor.
Food vendors may be required to obtain approval from the applicable health authority before operating at the market. Requirements depend on the type of food, preparation method and booth setup.
Use the official Temporary Food Facility application and guidance provided by the appropriate health authority. Los Feliz Night Market does not issue or approve TFF permits.
Review official eligibility and permit requirements.
Complete the appropriate TFF application.
Submit the form and required supporting documents.
Bring your approved permit to the market.
Vendors using cooking equipment, propane, generators, heat, open flame or electrical equipment may be subject to additional fire-safety requirements.
If your booth uses grills, propane, fryers, or any open-flame cooking equipment, you must comply with all fire safety requirements and have the proper safety equipment at every event.
All propane tanks must be secured in an approved propane cradle at all times. Propane cylinders must be properly connected, positioned upright, and used according to fire safety regulations.
Loose or unsecured propane tanks are not permitted.
Every food vendor using cooking equipment must have the appropriate fire
extinguisher(s) on-site during the entire event:
- Grills, flat tops, or propane cooking (no oil): One approved ABC Fire Extinguisher is
required.
- Deep fryers or any cooking with oil/grease: One approved Class K Fire Extinguisher is
required.
- Using both a grill and a fryer/oil: You must have both an ABC Fire Extinguisher and a
Class K Fire Extinguisher on-site.
Failure to meet these requirements may result in your booth being unable to operate
until all fire safety requirements are met.
Tents, canopies, booth materials and equipment placement must meet spacing, access and flame-resistance requirements.
Use this checklist as a general preparation guide. Requirements may vary depending on your business, products and equipment.
Download Vendor ChecklistObtain all applicable health, fire, business and operating approvals.
Prepare proof of insurance and any business documentation requested by the market.
Bring canopy weights, approved equipment, fire extinguishers and safety supplies where required.
Download vendor documents or visit the appropriate external government website for permits and official applications.
Download the TFF Application and complete the required information before submission.
PDF Download Application FormDownload the market rules, setup guidance and participation requirements.
PDF Download GuidelinesUse this checklist to prepare your permits, documents, booth and equipment.
PDF Download ChecklistQuestions or need help with your permit application?
Call or Text: (424) 413-9977
Email: losfeliznightmarket@gmail.com
Yes. We help vendors complete the Temporary Food Facility (TFF) permit process for our events. Simply fill out the required TFF application, sign it, and send it back to the Los Feliz Night Market team. Once we receive your completed paperwork, we submit your application to the Health Department as part of our event package.
Most food vendors are required to have a Temporary Food Facility (TFF) permit. The specific requirements depend on the type of food you serve. Our team will guide you through the process and let you know what documents and equipment are required for your booth.
You do not submit your TFF application directly to the Health Department for our event. Since permits are processed as part of the event, complete and sign your TFF application, then send it to Los Feliz Night Market. We will review it and submit it together with all participating vendors for the event.
The TFF permit fee varies depending on your food operation and the type of food you prepare. Once we determine the correct permit category, we’ll let you know the exact fee.
Permit fees must be paid to Los Feliz Night Market, not directly to the Health Department. Since all vendor permits are submitted together as part of the event, we collect the permit fees and submit one combined payment. This helps streamline the approval process and ensures your application is processed as quickly as possible.
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