Rodeo 39 Public Market in Stanton opened over five years ago, navigating the challenges brought on by the pandemic. This bustling food hall is now ready to refresh its lineup as original tenants migrate out, making space for exciting new food concepts.
Dan Almquist, the developer of Rodeo 39, describes the market’s evolution. “It’s designed to evolve,” he states. “People are always looking for something new, so we want fresh ideas and energy to keep visitors coming back.”
Among the newcomers is Eggyo, which specializes in Korean-inspired egg sandwiches served on fluffy shokupan. They offer unique options, including ube pastries and Korean corn dogs, attracting fans of bold flavors.
Another fresh option is Here & There, a coffee and matcha bar passionate about quality. They serve ceremonial-grade matcha and unique drinks like the Sweet Corn Vienna, blending sweet corn cream with espresso or matcha. Such creative offerings highlight a trend of culinary innovation, aiming to delight adventurous eaters.
Then there’s LA Street Eats, celebrating the flavors of Los Angeles with dishes inspired by local Mexican street vendors. Their menu includes tantalizing options like birria ramen and authentic tacos. Customers have responded enthusiastically, sharing their finds on social media, which often leads to long lines.
Rodeo 39 also welcomes Pepper Lunch, renowned for its DIY teppanyaki style, which allows diners to cook their meals on sizzling hot plates. This interactive dining experience resonates well with food lovers.
For those craving Filipino flavors, Lil Breezy offers delicious options like ube French toast and adobo breakfast burritos, while Ramen Mura specializes in rich ramen choices.
In addition to newcomers, beloved original tenants remain, like Shootz, famous for its kimchi butter chicken katsu. They continue to delight loyal customers seeking comfort and familiarity.
Almquist emphasizes that food halls thrive on change. “They’re living ecosystems,” he says. “There’s always something new to try.” This dynamic atmosphere is vital for keeping visitors engaged.
Rodeo 39 is at 12885 Beach Blvd., Stanton. With a variety of exciting vendors and the promise of constant change, it remains a vibrant hub for food lovers. For a full vendor list, you can visit Rodeo 39.
