A piece of the Tartine empire has closed.
The downtown Los Angeles outpost for Tartine’s Manufactory — a food emporium that included two restaurants, a marketplace selling baked goods and prepared foods, a takeout window and a coffee roastery — shuttered Monday, less than a year after opening.
The wholesale bakery operation, which supplies Tartine’s cafe in Hollywood and Southern California Whole Foods stores, is all that remains in the 40,000-square-foot space in the so-called ROW DTLA development, a row of six historic buildings converted into boutiques, restaurants and creative working spaces.
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