Rodeo 39 Public Market: A Culinary Haven for All Tastes in Stanton, CA

Okay, so this place is absolutely amazing. My friend and I recently came across it via social media and decided to check it out, and it did not disappoint in any way, shape, or form. We have been back 2 times since our first visit and plan on many more visits. Everything we have eaten so far has been delicious, and all the people that work there are super kind. There are lots of options to choose from—a little bit of something for everyone. If you have not checked it out yet, I highly suggest you do. You will not be disappointed.

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!

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

When you cant decide on what to eat, come here. Lots of options. Highly recommend for bigger crowds They have a bar with multiple TVs to watch sports, a dj was also there spinning. Opted for ramen mura, 2 ramen for $24 (buy one get 50%off)

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.

Didn’t think of it much from the outside but when I finally gave this place a try I didnt know where to start. I’m a pho and ramen guy so seeing this place have both it made my day.

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 complex that houses several eateries, 2 open bars, and one that brews it's private label beer. Its a great a great place to meet up with friends to have lunch or a drink. Parking is free but hard to find. I usually go there to have pho at Pho Holic which serves the best pho in all of California