Rodeo 39 Public Market

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 think this place opened during Covid so its amazing it has survived... unfortunately 3 of my favorites didn't make it... but the Shoots is way yummy. Perhaps too yummy since they take lots of business away from the other places. BATHROOMS ARE #1 IN GROSS!While they are clean and I love the ceiling art murals. they have communal sinks for both the men and women's bathrooms. Nothing wrong with this in theory... but they have doors to all the urinals and stalls... see the problem... the sinks are on the other side of the doors... this means that after everyone touches their junk they all grab the door handle to open this. EWWW!... now they do have hand sanitizer for people to sanitize before opening the door... but you can probably guess how many do this. I feel this is EASILY fixed with a simple hands free foot latch door opener. OMG... why after 5 years has management not identified this as a problem. Sooo disgusting for an otherwise great experience.

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.

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.

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

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

Went to Rodeo 39 for the first time Saturday and wasn't impressed. Parking was a nightmare. Went to get ice cream for my daughter and they were out of all flavors except "milk." Ok, fine, I just wanted to try the beer at Bearded Tang and play some video games. No ATM anywhere in the place. Had to pound my beer to walk into the busy parking lot to get cash for tokens. Was going to play the basketball game but a group of unsupervised kids were climbing on the machines, grabbing the balls and wailing them at the game. We ended up playing the rigged claw machines that dropped every item when it reached the top. There seemed to be a couple other food spots, tattoo shop (really? who goes THERE for ink?), cookie stand (they were pretty good but pricey) and an overpriced toy/figure kiosk. Probably the last time I'll ever go there.

This place has really gone down the gutter since it opened. So many food establishments and shops have closed down and it's empty. Hopefully this place turns around and gets more food establishments & stores soon.

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.

When Rodeo 39 first opened up, there was a great selection of food, but now only 30% of the restaurants have remained. Why? Apparently Rodeo 39 management is terrible. Raised rent prevented restaurants from surviving. Closed restaurants were only breaking even or had a huge margin of loss. True there is great competition here with Shootz and Phoholic, but since when has competition ever stopped anyone? We live in the most competitive county. There has to be more to most restaurants closing. It's quite disappointing and sad, especially because the closed restaurants were loved by many.This yelp page will serve as a reminder of how great Rodeo 39 used to be.Picture is of the Shootz Kimchi Katsu Sandwich. Size of the sandwich decreased 20%; probably to make up for loss of profit. It was still good tho lol