Rodeo 39 Public Market

Trendy food hall with an industrial + street art vibe. Not too crowded, plenty of seating, and lots of young people hanging out. Favorites: craft beers at Bearded Tang Brewery, Japanese rice balls at Tenori, Hawaiian eats at Shootz, Kra Kai BBQ for Lao-style grilled meats and the famous Vietnamese PhoHolic. Loved relaxing at Here & There Coffee with a vanilla latte and some people-watching. Bonus points for the Korean-style photo booth (Life4Cut 인생네컷) for fun snaps. Great spot to eat, drink, and snap pics and you will feel the younger vibes just being there. 📍 Rodeo 39 Public Market 12885 Beach Blvd, Stanton, CA 90680 ⏰ 11 AM – 9 PM

Nice casual eatery. Good place for a diverse group of eaters to all pick their own thing and eat at the same table. Do NOT order spam musubi from Shootz. Total rip off. Not worth it. All rice. No flavor and an order of two is just one normal size cut in half.

Nice food court with lots of yummy options. Good location. Lots of free self parking but might be a bit challenging in weekends. Outside the food court there's an In & out, Panda Express, and raising Cane's chicken Inside the food court there are lots of food options. There's also a small arcade with some classic games that spark nostalgia. There's plenty of seating inside as well as patio seating. Pet friendly!

We have tried many different restaurants in this place. My favorite is the Thai restaurant to the left when entering. The pasta place is good too. I like it when they have karaoke night. Its always fun to eat and get entertained at the same time. A few places didn't make it and closed. But a good place to chill amd enjoy some food. We come here about once a month.

We were in town for a conference in December and weren’t sure if we would be able to find a good venue for our group social event. We didn’t have a budget to rent out a restaurant, and other places had a fee to even gather because we were such a large group. Rodeo 39 Public Market was recommended to us by a friend, and when I reached out to inquire, Paul was so helpful in making sure we would have an experience to remember. It was exactly what we needed, so many delicious food options, and everyone could get what they wanted without having to worry about splitting checks. We had such a great time socializing and competing in the team trivia. Paul even made a personalized sign for our group to reserve our spot, and it made everyone feel so special. I highly recommend this spot for social events, date night, or just getting some really great food if you are not sure what you are in the mood for! There is something for everyone, with great vibes and friendly staff. We will definitely be back!!

A cool hangout food court, probably more suitable for Gen Z, to try various eateries which are mostly Asian food options; Korean, Laos, Vietnamese, Japanese, Chinese etc. There's also a large brewery, but we didn't have time to check it out. Tucked in the corner, there's a small arcade with some cool pinball machines. Mixed amongst the food court, there's a tattoo parlor, a fun photo booth and a few other retailers. Worth the time to check it out. Parking is a bit hard to find, even for a Friday afternoon.

I stopped by this place because I wanted to try a crepes place inside the market this morning. The crepes place never open after waiting an hour so I just left. But I arrived before the crepes place officially open so I decided to try the coffee place in the front first and just sit in the front to enjoy the sunrise. It was a beautiful sky after the rain and wasn't too sunny. I saw that the pho place inside here is very popular because there was already a line at 8am. They have a decent amount of food places here but they don't open until like after 10am. Finding parking here can be difficult after 11am so be aware, I came at 8am so finding parking was easy.

This is a marketplace/food court in Stanton, on Beach Blvd., immediately north of the 22. It has a definite Asian fusion accent, and all the restaurants are more "gourmet" fast food than regular fast food. You have Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Filipino, Vietnamese etc., as well as places that serve dishes from all of these countries. It's very clean and well-kept, and the food is averagely very good, especially for the generally moderate price it's offered at.

I love coming to Rodeo 39 and hanging out at the bar. I've been coming for a few years and my favorite thing is to give the bartenders challenges. It's so great when Alex, Miguel, Eric, Tony, Bianca, or whoever is working can make me delicious cocktails with the weirdest prompt. Whether I want a blue drink with Fernet in it or something that tastes like fall they always have brilliant (and tasty) ideas. Sometimes, they'll have a great idea but they don't have the ingredients they need to execute the vision and that's always kind of a bummer. They work around it and still make something great but it would be awesome if they had more to work with.

Stanton has a good thing going on at Rodeo 39. Food: I honestly don't know what to say or how to describe the food options. They have so many different options of food that I couldn't sample a quarter of the restaurants. I did go to Phoholic which was satisfying and surprisingly filling. PhoHolic: portions are large and the flavors are great, Banh Exo Boys: the deep fried mozzarella corn dog was crazy big and not too bad with the flavor. Capo Craft Bar: love this bar. It's located in the center of the food marketplace and they have live music every Friday and Saturday. It's a really cool vibe and plenty of seating space. The beers are tasty and the also have a full bar of spirits. Atmosphere: Rodeo 39 has a great vibe, it's friendly and full of fun and interesting things to do and try. They also have tattoo parlors, shops, restaurants, a bar, inside and outside seating, the art work on the walls are unique and gives it a artsy vibe. I loved it. Prices: Prices are obviously specific to each restaurant however, the places I tried were average for the food served and the drinks poured. It's great place to go for a couple hours. Service: The staff service is also specific to eaxh restaurant. I will say no matter what restaurant I walked into the staff was nice, patient, helpful, and seemed to enjoy being there. Can't be mad at that. Everybody seems to have to same goal of being helpful even if you don't but anything. Location: It's in Orange County CA in a city called Stanton. Plenty of parking however, the parking lot is shared by multiple businesses so parking can fill up quick bit seems to rotate often. We waited about 4 minutes.

UPDATE 2025 I'm so sad! This place loses vendors month to month. About 2/3 of the spots here are empty now! I used to confidently bring people from all around to rodeo 39 but now that it's not consistent anymore SO I'm not so sure I can. What's left? Shootz, THE BAR, some Photo Booth, phoholic, a new ramen spot, TENORI, the tattoos , a newer donut place. A newer crepe and pastries. Rip COFFEE DOSE, DOT N DOUGH, SWEET JAYS, HIRO NORI . The rest I don't even remember their names. The curry place didn't even open! The meat market near the bathrooms. The pasta place. The boba place. The Chinese food next to shootz. The Mexican place, the pizza place. SMH

I really enjoy food halls with friends because there's such a variety of different foods to choose from and everyone can get exactly what they want. I've been here multiple times and usually get something different each time. It does get crowded and busy on the weekends, but overall the lines move really fast. Unlike other food halls, I like that there are a variety of activities to do here. They have karaoke some days, an arcade hidden in the back that was pretty cheap if I remember correctly, a place with tattoos, Korean photobooths, and more. A great place for food, drinks, a sweet treat, or all of the above!

Is there a problem at Rodeo 39 Public Market? There are individual kiosks that I still visit regularly; but other tenants that I used to patronize are gone. At one time, if a space was vacated, another tenant would move in. In recent months, however, I notice a growing number of spaces that just sit empty. (At least, at shopping centers, they put up modesty screens.) I spoke to people who work in the market. I asked (per their observation) if specific food concepts failed, or if foot traffic (overall) is slowing. In their opinion, traffic has been slowing. If you are a guest, there are still reasons to go visit Rodeo 39 Public Market. If you are property management / ownership -- you need promote and help your tenants.

Trendy food hall with an industrial + street art vibe. Not too crowded, plenty of seating, and lots of young people hanging out. Favorites: craft beers at Bearded Tang Brewery, Japanese rice balls at Tenori, Hawaiian eats at Shootz, Kra Kai BBQ for Lao-style grilled meats and the famous Vietnamese PhoHolic. Loved relaxing at Here & There Coffee with a vanilla latte and some people-watching. Bonus points for the Korean-style photo booth (Life4Cut 인생네컷) for fun snaps. Great spot to eat, drink, and snap pics and you will feel the younger vibes just being there. Rodeo 39 Public Market 12885 Beach Blvd, Stanton, CA 90680

The only Asian fusion food court worth visiting in the OC. I got to try the Spam Brulee Musubi from Shootz and the Bahn Xeo from Bahn Xeo Boys three years ago. I was sad to discover recently that Bahn Xeo Boys closed for good. Both were packed with flavor. Fast service under 15 minutes, lots of seating, and free parking. There were so many fusion places and desserts I wanted to try, but I was so full I couldn't finish all that night. Family-friendly with a few Korean shops and worth taking Instagram pics. Also, lots of free parking spaces.

Rodeo39 in 2025 is still a great food hall to to go but has been updated with plenty of new tenants since its original opening back in 2020. Most of the original tenants inside have left/closed and of the original ones left, Shootz, Oi, Primal Cuts, & Skin Design Tattoos are the only ones remaining. Most of the new tenants like Crepes Avenue, Karai Hand Roll Bar, Blue Bowl, & Kra-Prow are good replacements from the original spots but I've noticed that it isn't as crowded as it used to be during the weekdays. On weekends, Rodeo 39 is still fairly busy but not as it was during the first couple of years. There's still plenty of seating available to eat and drink at. The bar that was in the middle has been transformed into an open event space where they host trivia night or DJs every week. The brewery now serves cocktail drinks in place of the cocktail bar. The re are still one or two currently unoccupied empty spaces with one of them being Banh Xeo Boys in the corner tucked next to Shootz which I assume has not been taken yet due to high rent cost. Overall, this is still a great food hall to stop by and eat and dine at. There's plenty of options to check out and it's a good spot for kids and families. Service is still also welcoming and friendly and I haven't encountered any issues over the past few years.

Unreal. I have never seen a public market outside of Asia feature so many different types of foods and boutiques (there's even a tattoo parlor!). There is free parking, it is super clean, and the vibes are trendy. I think there is something for everyone here (they have a bar! And an arcade!), which is great because my kids are somewhat picky and do not have overlapping tastes. Our favorites have been Tenori for simply and tasty onigiri, the Crawfish Hut for a seafood boil, and Shootz for Hawaiian fare. There used to be a cookie shop here called Sweet G's that was a must-go every time we visited the OC. Amazing soft gooey cookies with exactly the flavor profile I love (red velvet, ube, pandan, etc). Huge loss to Rodeo 39 but I'm still giving this place 5 stars!

Went for the 1st time yesterday for lunch. Really wanted to love it. Lots of parking which was great! Inside it was nice however many food stalls empty. That was a major surprise! After walking around, I got food at Tenori. The girl there wasn't very friendly. Food was nothing special. However, I will never go there again! Why? Because it's annoying to be asked for a tip when I ordered my own food on their computer and got my own food to take to a table. The request for tip feels like a threat. If you don't tip, food might be cold or worse.

I will say that the absolute best thing in this place from what we had was CAPAS! I'm a massive fan when love and time is put into food. We don't usually dine out because of cost and ingredient quality but this place makes eating out worth it! 1000% order the burnt ends birria burrito

This place is like if a modern Asian food court got a glow-up and went to Coachella. You walk in thinking you'll just grab a quick bite, and suddenly you're juggling papaya salad, onigiri, adobo, banh xeo, ramen, and handrolls like it's your last meal on Earth. Every corner smells like something you want to marry. Dessert? Don't even get me started. Mochi donuts, jasmine milk tea ice cream, boba galore--it's a sugar lover's fever dream. There's even a brewery and cocktail bar, because obviously you need a yuzu margarita to wash down your 7-course snack tour. Bonus points for TVs so you can catch the game while pretending you didn't just eat two dinners. There are also cute little retail shops in case you want to buy a candle or a ceramic you absolutely do not need but suddenly can't live without. Only downside: parking is Hunger Games during peak hours. But honestly? Worth it. Service varies across vendors but has always been attentive and quick. Come hungry, leave full, slightly buzzed, and questioning your life choices--in the best way.

Great food hall with many options and great atmosphere. There are a variety of food and drink place. There is even a bar and tattoo shops. The folks are friendly and the vibe is inclusive. We have been here a couple of times and will definitely be back when we are in the area.

Went here for a quick drink at Bearded Tang Brewery and a quick bite at crepes Ave with friends. Still a fun place to hangout but parking can be hassle, park in the back and enter it from the back patio...better chance there than in front.

Nice food hall with large variety of restaurants, some shopping, and some bonus kid-friendly amenities like an arcade and outdoor spaces to hangout/play. It was surprisingly easy to park, get food, and find seating even though we went at lunchtime on a Saturday. There was a reasonable wait time for food, and everything tasted good. Will definitely be back again.

This is a really super cool place to go if you want coffee tea, pastries, and inside this little shopping centers all kinds of other places to eat but rodeo 39 super nice staff prices were decent normal for today's cost for a coffee and desserts pastries really cool music playing lots of seats just hang out. They had a car show going on at this time which was really cool to sit and look at all the cars. I would definitely come back to this place again A+.

Karaoke Every Wednesday 7pm to 10pm in the middle of the Rodeo. Great sound 3 Video screens. Every song imaginable. Super friendly crowd great rotation. Come check it out.

Such a cute place to hangout, shop, take pics, and eat! There are a variety of options to do things. There are more dessert places like blue bowl, a boba place, coffee bar. It was a huge space amd we went on a Tuesday late afternoon as we were in the area and it wasn't crowded at all. I do imagine it to be more crowded when they have performances. They have a stag set up for Christmas. Would totally come back! Parking is abundant

Rodeo 39 is a food court located in Stanton, which is in between garden grove and Buena Park. When it first opened, I loved coming here for Laotian BBQ and Banh Xeo. Unfortunately my favorite places have moved on, but they still got steaks, a brewery, an arcade with some decent throwback games, and phoholic, a Michelin recommended pho spot. Even though rodeo 39 has lost my favorite spots and it's not bustling as it was, they still got some quality options here!

Yeah, no. I hate to be a hater, but I would say that a large percentage of the stalls here that the lines are too long and the food is too expensive for what you get. It's hipster fodder indeed.

Parking here was terrible , I circled for 30 minutes before we found a spot . ( my suggestion don't drive around like an idiot like us. Put your blinker on and wait in the aisles of the parking lot , someone eventually will pull out) Some friends and I met here for lunch and for some friendly competition of board games we brought from home . Plenty of Out door and indoor seatings available, also some seatings can accommodate large groups of 8 or more . Besides the parking issues , Rodeo 39 Public Market food hall has all the varieties of food options to please everyone's appetite. From Krazkai Lao food order online receive 10 % off . Love their lao style papaya salad . Capas Mexican food and Crepes Avenue for sweets later We sat next to the arcade room , which worked out great for our large group of loud competitors .

My second favorite food haul! I've been coming here for a few years, every once in a while. Parking: There's a large parking lot. Difficult to find parking on the weekends. Weekdays are a hit or miss. Ambiance/Environment: This is an indoor food haul. I love that it is very diverse with all types of food offerings. There's plenty of indoor seating. Careful with the indoor seating because majority of it is for customers only. The middle area is mainly for larger groups and open to everyone. There are some shopping opportunities. There's even a tattoo spot and photo booths. Sooo many food, dessert, & drink options. There are restrooms with the sinks outside. Pricing: Prices can be a bit higher than usual. This place is perfect for those who are indecisive.

I love coming here to get some work done on my computer. They don't have outlets, but I bring my own battery to charge my laptop. My husband and I usually eat dinner here as well. A lot of options for food. The one thing that I am soooo impressed with is the cleanliness. I've seen the staff go into the trash containers with flashlights to clean. They even clean the legs of the tables with sani wipes. It makes such a difference and it is so nice knowing I am going to be working and eating in a place with staff that takes pride in their work. Thank you for such attention to detail.

I went to Rodeo 39 when it was first open! It was so full of restaurants. I got a great bahn xeo, donuts, cookies, Asian inspired ice cream, and more. But when I went this time, it was empty. The bahn xeo place, ice cream, and donut place close down. There's still some great places to eat, but most of the store closed down. There's a sushi place that we tried and it was good. The service is still amazing. The bar in the back is still open. The ambiance is good. There's still good places to eat, but less places open. When I went during dinner time, there's some people hanging out and eating. Still support this place, maybe more restaurants will come back.

They have plenty of vendors to choose from and a lot of room to hang out. My family spent a few hours here and we each got to pick our own meals. There's something for everyone! They keep the place clean with cleaners coming around to tidy up often.

Have not been here for a while and came to find out a lot of places are gone including the Binh Xeo boys. The pasta place, the pizza place and the Lao place are all gone! They did have a few new ones moved in and they also rearranged the stage area facing the bar. Hope more businesses will be moving in soon.

I love this spot! There's many food choices to choose from. So if you are in a big group, iou don't have to worry about what to eat bc everyone can chose from different spots but still eat together. You can eat in door or out door. Service is pretty quick too. You can chose to sit indoor or out door. It can get pretty busy here. We chose to eat at Phoholic! Sooooo yummy! Definitely highly recommend!

Rodeo is on our list of places to go to every year during our California trip. Unfortunately it has gone downhill a bit with too many empty stalls. Seems like it would be a great place for any small restaurant but something is not working for them. Really too bad.

What an amazing experience! Honestly ! We will be back for sure we tried a few different foods but I honestly can't remember the names. I would suggest to try what you think you would like I promise nothing disappointed no service, all kiosk but super quick turn around. And it's just so cute in there. I could honestly spend all day this photo was my favorite. Except the bulgogi. Wasn't a fan of the charred taste

Really like all the many options here. Whatever you're craving, they will probably have here. They also have a bar, and even a tattoo shop. My cousin brought me here once when I was visiting her, and I tried Shootz, Capas, Karai Hand Roll Bar, and Sweet G's, and really enjoyed all of those.

UPDATE: Rodeo39 has been quite the Carousel. With Hook & Anchor (I think that was the name) leaving and Shootz taking its place, then began the flux of businesses within this complex. Phoholic 2 continues to shine, with Union Social and many taco places and at least two (2) kebab spots see the exit. I wish Banh Xeo Boys had better crepes; their egg rolls are amazing as is their Pandan drink. A new personal favorite is Karai Handroll bar that replaced the pseudo HiroNori Ramen restaurant, which I think gives ROL a run for their money. COFFEE DOSE has been the front face superstar lately. After replacing "millennial" MFK... " Gen Z" themed Coffee Dose has been setting the pace daily, promptly at 8am before all the other businesses are open. The staff of each business along with the Rodeo39 staff and security personnel are always welcoming and helpful, and the patios (side and back) are great places to lounge with your furry friends. Fun Fact: The bathrooms and hand wash stations are well-maintained and quite fancy! Rodeo39 is still new on the scene (4 years old) and is nowhere near the legendary 4SM however we have potential if community support continues. Can't wait to return here again soon!

Great spot for everyone to find something they'll enjoy. Right off the 22 fwy. Lots of parking along with other eateries in the same parking lot. Indoor and outdoor seating available. Communal and some private seating at various venues. Friendly welcoming service. Exceptional first experience with lots of choices for lunch. It was hard to decide which to try opted for several stops. Very clean and open, with plenty of vendors ready to serve you with a happy smile.

I LOVE trendy, instagrammable food courts. This is definitely one of those, but it's not just all hype. The food is actually really good! And there's a nice mix of entertainment between, like the arcade and Korean style photo booths, and the bar with live bands and karaoke nights. It's perfect for big groups and families with kids because you can let your kids run amok, and don't need to worry about splitting a giant bill - you just handle orders for your own lil fam at whatever stall you pick and then meet back up with the big group. Easy peasy.

Just discovered this amazing place! The layout is great and feels so bright and airy, love it! Came to try Here & There's matcha and didn't even realize it's was inside this food hall. Excited to come back and try more places. Now I have a few more new places to explore their menus.

Fancy food court! So many options to choose from. Ceviche, steak, Korean BBQ, Sushi, Ice Cream, Crepes, Hawaiian or a tattoo?

This review is for our lunch on 06/21, Saturday. Awesome service and awesome food as always. We decided to get a combination with the only sandwich Shootz has.

Very cool experience. Pretty eclectic and has a little bit of everything. Good food. Good drinks and friendly staff. What more could you ask for ? I met up with a friend and we had some drinks. Are some food and caught up on old times. I would go back again.

I love the vibe here! This is the spot you want to hang out with your friends on a Friday or Saturday night heck even during the day! We came here on a Saturday evening and they had a dj it was busy and very lively I wanted to stay until close but I was with my husband and 2 kids so not really somewhere I can stay late with my kids. However, the vendors in there are such a good mix! You have Laos, Filipino, Mexican, Vietnamese, Chinese, boba, Japanese, pizza, coffee, ice cream, pastries and even cute little boutiques inside! You even have a consignment thrift shop next to it. I tried the Laos restaurant and I loved their ribs it was soft it was sticky and sweet with a hint of lemon grass - 9/10 and they had one of the best mango sticky rice I've ever tried honestly think they made it better than any Thai restaurant I've ordered it at! I didn't love their beef jerky with rice it was a bit dry lacked flavour but my kids liked it so that was good. My husband got phoholic and as usual 10/10 pho. We will definitely be back to try their other things!

This food hall is so cool. We found this place on Yelp while browsing places to eat. This was our first time here and there was a good variety of food to choose from. Place wasn't packed compared to other food halls but it was busy. Lots of seating and very open, bright and welcoming. California itself always has the best food (hall) places! This is one to add to your list to check out.

Rodeo 39 Public Market is a food hall with several restaurants, a coffee shop (Coffee Dose), a few ice cream & tea places, a brewery (Bearded Tang Brewery, check out their small happy hour menu, which is available Monday- Friday form 3- 6 pm), a tattoo shop, a barber shop, a nail salon, an arcade, a flower shop and also a few other small stores selling clothes and other items. Ever since I moved back to the San Gabriel Valley (many years ago), I really haven't kept up with places to go in Orange County. But Rodeo 39 Public Market is a very cool building with original artwork and murals from five different Southern California artists. There is also a stage in the back (in front of Bearded Tang Brewery, which is also Stanton's first brewery too) for live performances (check out their events online). My husband and I decided to check out the brewery since we had some time to kill between my cousin's wedding ceremony and reception (the reception was actually down the street, at Crystal Restaurant & Banquet). We stopped by on a Friday afternoon, around 4 pm. We were lucky to find a parking spot, just as someone was pulling out. But when we left around 6 pm, there were several cars circling the parking lot and following us to our car to try to get our parking spot. I like that this food hall has a good mix and variety of eateries, dessert places and drink places that you can choose from. I also love the colors of the walls, the murals, etc. It definitely is a hipster place but I do like the open space. Unfortunately dogs are not allowed to come inside but can sit on the outside (which is nice that it is covered seating). The restrooms are interesting in which the sink area is communal. Men and women have their own separate area for the toilets. But the sinks are in a common area. Music was playing while we visited but it wasn't too loud, which was nice. I like that there are plenty of tables throughout so that you can find a place to sit and enjoy whatever food item(s) that you have purchased, unlike other food halls that I have visited. I would love to come back to Rodeo 39 Public Market if I am in the area again.

I love coming here for the people vibe. I tried their tacos and beers and wow, they were all so amazing. The service was fantastic. The arcade adds a little more fun too! And shopping with

For what this place provides in the area, it's 5-stars. The vibe here is not quite yet Anaheim Packing District, but it offers something really needed in the area. Different food stands give you a variety of flavors- you can pick between Hawaiian, Filipino, Ramen/Sushi, Boba, Katsu, Onigiri, and more. There's also an OK bar and OK beer offering there (and also a coffee shop I have yet to try!). Also, boba - but didn't think it was that good. This place can get SUPER crowded on weekend nights and weekend days, so be prepared to circle for a little bit. The parking situation is at least a little better than Anaheim Packing? I always come here when in the area, solid spot. Pretty young crowd - they just opened a korean photo place and a vietnamese(?) clothing spot. The pho place next to it is also always really busy (and it's pretty good! Though I think Pho Flavor is better :P)

Shootz was my sisters and my favorite chicken sandwich place. The chicken were juicy and flavorful, and a good deal for a large quantity. It was so massive that we had to dislocate our jaws to bite into them. And we would leave feeling so full and satisfied! Even the spam musubi was enough to take to go for breakfast the next day. HOWEVER it haven't been a month since we last ate it in June and they have already downgraded both of the food items to a third of its original size in July! The chicken sandwich fits the palm of our hands, and there were only two small spam musibis that still had room in the box when there used to be FOUR LARGE musibis in there!!!!!!! We left feeling unsatisfied and still HUNGRY! I feel like they used a Hawaiian dinner roll to make the actual bun! Also, the cashier literally charged us $28.04 for the meal when the deal was originally was $22.19 on the board. The cashier literally charged us on each individual item when I asked for the combo deal. What a RIP OFF!!! ‼‼‼‼ she was also super rude and was pushy because she made us paid in card when the people behind us paid in cash! The cashier also did not give us our receipt. Talk about suspicious I feel like I lost my go-to spot of Rodeo which used to be one of the remaining redeeming restaurants in there since most of the restaurants and shops are either too expensive or shut down. In conclusion, shootz DO BETTER. You lost some loyal customers.

Very nice public market with a variety of different food options from Ramen to Crepes. The space is mostly indoors with various seating areas and plenty of parking space. I highly recommend Phoholic and Karai Hand Roll Bar.

Stopped by to check out the brewery and had a great experience! I got a flight, and my husband had the hazy IPA -- both were excellent. The drinks were great, and the service was amazing. I was a little sad to see that Sweet G's Cookies were no longer there, but my husband picked up some musubis from Tenori, and they were absolutely delicious. We'll definitely be coming back!

A large food court like public market place with a variety of stores and eateries serving dishes from many different nationalities. There are plenty of seatings inside and outside that are suitable for small or medium size gatherings eg. holding a birthday party. We visited there around 11:00 am on a Saturday . The place was relatively empty. It filled up a bit but you could still find plenty of seatings when we left around 3:00 pm. Weather was nice so we settled for outdoor benches directly in the back of the market. All had large patio umbrella to provide adequate shades. There are many different choices of food specialties including a variety of beverages and desserts. We settled to order from Chic Now their Hainan Chicken Rice, chicken fried rice and chicken wings. From Shootz we ordered the spam Brûlée Musubi. An order of chicken adobo was from O I Asian fusion. Orders were taken and you were given a pager to be alerted when food was ready. Most items came relatively quickly except for the chicken wings that took a long time to arrive. Portions were moderate for the price. Qualities were mixed but generally acceptable. The spam musubi was tasty but smaller in size than those from Hawaii. Chicken fried rice was the better one among the lot. Overall the place was relatively calm compare to other food court and is more suitable for a quite inexpensive gathering.

Awesome food hall that has all kinds of Asian food. There's a huge parking lot so lots of spots and it's located in the same strip mall with an In & Out. There's even a bar in the back, an arcade and a photo print/neoprint place - what a throw back to the 90s. Def worth checking out, especially if you're in the Westminster area. we had the kimchi butter chicken & shrimp at Shootz located towards the back and it was sooo good!! I saw a halo halo with pandan ice cream in the cafe out front and was really tempted to try it...next time...

This place wasn't busy, a lot of the food selection was closed and limited. The seating was nice though. It is big place with hoping for more to come?

I'm so glad and exited I finally made it here to check out this exiting - awesome space!! Rodeo 39 Public Market, first let's mention that a tribute to route 39 which begins from PCH, Huntington Beach, and it ends at Whittier Blvd in the city of La Habra. Ambiance Rodeo 39, is a unique space where it features unique food options. It boast wall murals to keep your eyes busy, each location is unique dining experience with flavors and It has an inside-outside dining options. Rodeo 39, excellent place for a progressive meal, start with an appetizer from Shootz, entree from another, wine from the Rodeo Bar, and dessert from another place. Or even do the reverse start with dessert and add in a meal the options unlimited. I'm surprised I have not seen that idea or any promotions with that concept. I came in here with my daughter we got our drinks from Dose Coffee and our lunch from Shootz. Both provided excellent service and the iced coffee and iced Matcha was perfect. We enjoyed to Chicken Katsu and the Sammies too. They have have some stores, and if you looking to get a permanent memory of your visit you can even get a tattoo, this space has unique shops. Parking The parking is always busy and hard to find specially on the weekends. Is shared with Raising Caines, In-Out, Panda Express, Chase bank, Planet Fitness and other business. Well, you get the idea is just a busy shopping center.