Rodeo 39 Public Market - Stanton

I was impressed by the variety of food options available. There truly is something for everyone—coffee and doughnuts, ice cream, pasta, pizza, onigiri, Japanese curry, pho, Asian fusion, Hawaiian cuisine, burgers, beer, and so much more. I was particularly thrilled to discover Tenori and the Japanese curry vendors. I must admit, I went back to both places twice during our visit because their food was simply irresistible. There are also a few little shops within the market, including a clothing store and a Japanese novelty shop. One particularly fun feature is the photo booth store located right by the entrance. It has four large photo booths where you can customize your pictures. We managed to fit five people into our photos with ease. The shop also provides fun props like silly glasses, headbands, and hats, which made for a fantastic experience, especially for the kids and grandparents. I think Rodeo 39 Public Market is one of the highlights I will miss the most from our vacation. Be sure to check it out for a delicious bite to eat or just to be drawn in by the lights and the lively, welcoming atmosphere.

I absolutely love this place! They offer a variety of different restaurants, and I can't wait to try them all. I've already sampled a few, and the service has been excellent at each one. The atmosphere is lively and upbeat. Next time, I plan to try the Vietnamese soup restaurant and most likely the cookie shop as well!

I really enjoyed this place. Parking can be tricky, but there's actually more available if the front lot fills up. You can find additional spots around the back or on the side. Just keep in mind that delays are common after 6 PM, which can be frustrating. However, there's so much happening in the market that it's worth being a bit patient. If you're visiting for the first time, I suggest arriving early to secure parking. But if that’s not a concern for you, then you should be just fine!

Rodeo 39 is a large indoor food hall in Stanton, a city in North orange county. There is some outdoor seating. The selection of restaurants is large. It's fast casual which means there are no waiters or waitresses. Prices are moderate, like mostly under $20. The ambiance is casual and fun with simple tables. Disposable cups, plates and silverware. I found the employees to be helpful and even explain their food to you. A friend and I drove down from Los Angeles County to try Krazy Kai's laotian bbq, one of only 2 true laotian restaurants in orange county. There is one in los angeles county!

Supper cool place to hang out and chill with family and friends of all ages. Not only is there plenty of activities but there's also a large number of food vendors around the shopping center. There's plenty of parking and the ambiance here is always moderate. Staff around is keeping the place clean as well as wiping off tables for newcomers.