Rodeo 39 Public Market in Stanton

My wife and I went yesterday for the first time, and it was such a great experience. The interior is well laid out, and the staff at the various restaurants are all friendly and professional.Theres a great variety of food, and the ordering system makes it easy and efficient to try multiple places during one visit. Most stalls take your name and number and text you when your order is ready. Or, they provide a vibrating pager to let you know.This place sets a high standard for what a food hall should aspire to be.

This was my first time visiting the Rodeo 39 market. All I can say is that I’m truly impressed with all the food/drink vendors there. We had some of the best food all week just here at this market. It’s best to go around and get a little bit of everything to try and taste. My personal favorite was the Vietnamese food. Market is extremely trendy and would recommend it to anyone passing through or staying in the area!

Nice shopping plaza with different types of restaurants from pizza, steak to ice cream and sushi, asian food.They also have a big bar in the middle of the place, and you pretty much can order for any place and like and seat anywhere. I liked the concept. I just feel they need to add more restaurant options.Jot bad if you are around and with a big family with different tastes.

So Canada doesnt have a lot of these public market style food courts (which seem to be more prevalent in the states), especially not in Alberta, so I was absolutely blown away and in love with Rodeo 39. I think I really have just loved EVERY public market style place I have visited in states thus far, to be honest.From the outside, especially at night, the neon lights of the market immediately pull your attention in as somewhere you would want to check out. The market is super clean and well maintained and there are several (very instagramable) murals. There is lots of ample seating both inside the market and outside in the front. The inside seating is located more in the middle and between the craft beer vendors so a great place to chill and have some drinks with friends while getting food.I loved how many different selections of food there was. There was literally something for everyone - Coffee and doughnuts, ice cream, pasta, pizza, onigiri, Japanese curry, Pho, Asian fusion, Hawaiian, Burgers, beer and so much more. I was especially pleased to find Tenori and the Japanese curry vendors. Im not gonna lie, I ate at both places twice during our vacation cause I just couldnt get enough of their food.There are also a couple of little shops in the market. There was a clothing store and a Japanese novelty store. Oh one extra fun feature in the market is the photobooth store. The store is located directly near the front entrance and has 4 large photo booths, which allow for customization of photos. We squished 5 people into our photos easily. The store also has props (think fun glasses, headbands, hats, etc) for people to use in their photos. We found this to be a really fun experience, especially for the kids and grandparents.I think Rodeo 39 Public Market is one of the things I will miss the most from our vacay. Definitely go check it out for a bite to eat or if you are just lured in by the lights and open and fun style of the venue.

This place is amazing! All the different Asian fusion restaurants inside have great variety and ALL of them serve amazing food! Absolutely the best Asian fusion Ive ever eaten has come from all the restaurants located inside.I cant forget the atmosphere of this place. I love the industrial theme with the Asian/Western fusion Art on all the walls.

Fun place. I enjoy the ethnic Asian food and treats. The brewery is also a plus. They did great pours. The food is better than the Anaheim Packing House imo.

Rodeo 39 is a trendy and crowded place that attracts many people who want to have fun and socialize. The atmosphere is lively and vibrant, with music, lights, and colors.Rodeo 39 is a great place to hang out with your friends after working hours or on weekends.Rodeo 39 has a mix Asian & Mexican vibe. You can find everything from clothing, accessories, art, kpop collectible stuffs and more at their shops. You can also enjoy delicious dishes and drinks from different cuisines and cultures at their restaurants. And dont forget to try their sweet shops, where you can indulge in ice cream, cupcakes, cookies, and more. Rodeo 39 is one of the most attractive food place and market in town, and I highly recommend it to anyone who loves trendy and tasty food. You wont regret it!

Rodeo 39 has something for everyone. Beer, cocktails, coffee, Boba, pizza, hawaiian food, pho, pasta, and you can even get a tattoo. Ive tried a loft of the different restaurants here and have never been disappointed. My favorite is steel pan pizza. Their Detroit style pizza is amazing. That with some beer from bearded tang is always my go to.

So many different restaurants to try - from bars, lunch, tacos, dessert, savoury, sweet… Good place for a date or lunch. There’s also an arcade.

This place is cool! There’s soo many choices for food and get your k-pop fix and if you feel like getting some ink you can as well. They have a brewery and a bar in there. The first spot we went to was Tenori. I got the spicy tuna, Kbbq and pork belly. Excellent good little starter even better you can get 3 for 11$. My brother’s GF got a Margherita pizza. They put big fat pieces of mozzarella on top I only got a bite and the bite I got was dank. Next time I will try there pepperoni with jalapeños (saw someone else have that lol) my brother and mom got Nandomo by Hiro Nori I’ve had them before in Santa Fe Springs but they don’t have the spicy Al-pastor ramen that blew me away spicy and limey it goes together really well. Now I got the Chicas tacos nachos with I think was the slow braised steak. It came with a big pepper and big enough to share. It has had 2 different queso and a 3 cheese blend of course you can get it with out a protein. I well be definitely coming back here with my family and trying other places.