5/15/26 What a great find! Blossom Market Hall San Gabriel, Ca. It has been hiding in plain sight as we drove by on our way to Old Ferry Donut, I noticed this space and it intrigued me so we stopped on by afterwards. This reminds me of Haven City Market in Rancho Cucamonga, except this space is much more intimate, smaller, where locals hang out. It is vibrant, trendy & full of choices for snacks, coffee, boba, baked goods & also a multitude of cultural foods (Mediterranean Filipino, Mexican,Thai, Korean, Caribbean, ETC). Communal tables available for indoor & outdoor dining. The 2nd floor (elevator for disabled access, stairs as well) space is quieter for work or study & events too. I forgot to photograph the stage where a small play or a spot for presentation is also available. Artwork is posted on the walls by local artists practice their freedom of expression. So neat! Staff at various vendor stalls are very friendly & open to share their passions to customers. Met the pastry chef from Baking With Ish, Ishnoel from Mindanao, Philippines and the barista/cashier, Jacqueline at Lotus & Bean, they're genuinely welcoming. I could see myself coming by to be a regular here. I really LOVE the concept. Restrooms available for both floors, clean. Parking is free. Come check it out! read more

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Stopped by Bloom Market and loved how many food options there were...Mexican, Caribbean, Mediterranean, sushi, or something sweet, there's a little bit of everything. Great spot if you're with a group that can never decide on one place. I had the shrimp ceviche from Olla Cocina and it was really good. A little heavy on the onion for me, and I was bummed there wasn't an option to add avocado, but it had tons of flavor and just the right amount of heat. read more

Blossom Market Hall - Shrimp ceviche from Olla Cocina - Food Court Near Me - San Gabriel, California

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Located in San Gabriel and opened in December 2021, this food hall is inside a renovated 1949 Masonic lodge. They did a nice job maintaining the original accents and architecture while adding their own touch. It's a cool spot, unique and worth visiting, though not really comparable to other LA food halls. It's on the smaller side with less than 15 vendors, and some are closed certain days, so check the hours. There's a stage, but we didn't see any live music during our visit. There's something for everyone, with Caribbean, Asian, Mexican, Mediterranean, milk tea, and ice cream options, plus a bar area (21+) for wine, beer, or cocktails. We tried Caribbean Gourmet for Caribbean food, Manduyo for Korean, and Lotus & Bean for non-caffeinated drinks. While it's not a place to spend all day, it's worth a visit. They have plenty of free parking. We'll definitely be back! P.S. They are closed on Mondays. read more

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Do not go on a hot day unless you want to sweat it out. Lots options for food tho and free parking read more

Blossom Market Hall in San Gabriel. The place is clean, modern, and has a fun "walk around and pick your spot" kind of vibe. ::Food:: What I liked most was the variety. They have a mix of Filipino, Korean, Mexican, Caribbean, Japanese, and Mediterranean food, plus drinks and dessert, so it's a good spot when everyone wants something different. The food was good overall, but some vendors stood out more than others. ::Customer Service:: Some were super friendly and quick, others were more "order, pick up, next." ::M's Notes:: - Indoor and outdoor seating - Parking lot read more

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It was difficult to find parking on the weekend. The inside was pretty cramped. It was formerly a church auditorium but now there are mini restaurants inside. The Filipino pancit was okay; lots of carrots and celeries. Barely any chicken. It took a while to get the food. Not sure why since there were only 3 customers. The portion was big enough to feed 2, so the price wasn't too bad. It's more expensive than the other Filipino take out places tho. Rolland sushi was good! Thick pieces of fish and they were fresh! There was also an acai bowl place that my friend frequently goes to. read more

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There aren't many food options at this "market" at all. We walked across the street to Luna's, where we knew the Mexican food would be good. I got a hojicha latte at the first tea shop to the right and the hojicha was pretty strong (not watered down), which I appreciate. I'd give them 4.5 stars. The second floor is supposed to be good for studying, but there's no a/c, so it was hot and only 2 other people wanted to be here. Lastly, the parking lot was closed off- and we can see a lot of parking spaces. Hmm. We parked across the street where there is free public parking, but not sure this place warrants close to 5 stars for what it is. I would not go out of my way to come here. read more

Blossom Market Hall - No a/c at 5pm on a Saturday. - Food Court Near Me - San Gabriel, California

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I have read some amazing Yelp reviews about Blossom Market Hall (BMH) located at the heart of San Gabriel Mission District in no other than the City of San Gabriel. I took the opportunity to come here with my eldest daughter for an almost half day visit. BMH has been opened since December 2021. This was our first time here. I parked on the streets a couple blocks down from this food hall. At the time, I didn't know they had free parking behind the building. Now I do. I wasn't expecting a huge place since everyone has mentioned it's relatively small which I confirm as well. Simply gorgeous white and black exterior. Quaint and cozy interior. Beautiful and colorful ceiling with floral designed murals. Downstairs is where all the food/drink/dessert vendors share the small space. Upstairs (for meeting, art, wifi) is more like a quiet loft where people can meet, study, and do homework. Inside stool and table/chair seating along with limited outside patio seating are available. Restrooms are near the front entrance downstairs. I did see one all gender restroom upstairs. There are about 13 businesses who reside at this food hall. We were able to support 5 of them during our first visit. Good variety of different cuisines with tasty drinks and delicious desserts. Thank you all! *Almuchow ATBP *Baking With Ish *Bar Blossom *Cafe Et Cetera (has closed its doors unfortunately) *Caribbean Gourmet *Honey & Hive *Jasmine Creamery (2nd stop) *La Olla Cocina (4th stop) *Lotus & Bean (1st stop) *Manduyo (5th stop) *Sushi Rolland *Tim's Thai Tea *Wahib's Mediterranean (3rd stop) Before coming here, do check each business open hours. Certain vendors may have different hours compared to the food hall hours. The entire food hall is closed on Mondays and open on Sun - Thurs: 11am - 8pm, Fri & Sat: 11am - 9pm. If you haven't visited BMH as of yet, please drop on by to support your neighborhood food hall. We'll definitely be back to try the other vendors. See you here! read more

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Decent little food hall near San Gabriel's historic mission - it's not as large as others in the SGV but has enough variety to keep it interesting and it's a great location. Out of the 13 local vendors, Sushi Rolland is probably our fave - they have fantastic sushi - always fresh and tasty! The lumpia is decent from Almuchow too. Lotus & Bean has delicious lattes and interesting seasonal drink menus. There's Mexican food, Mediterranean food, a bar, and several other food genres as well. For dessert you'll find ice cream, shaved ice, baked goods and bubble teas - surprising variety for the size of the hall. The hall itself often has live entertainment, art exhibits, and they have rooms to reserve for private events. All the staff have always been friendly and warm. I loved the decor inside - very vibrant and lively with lots of communal seating and more intimate seating throughout - as well as several patio areas for outdoor seating where dogs are welcome. The market hall is located inside a vintage Masonic Lodge from the 1940s. Parking is free and ample in the private lot and the area is very walkable. Exploring the historic mission next door is a great way to walk off dinner and dessert! read more

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Lovely addition to SGV. Plenty of parking and honestly one of the better places to go if you're in the area and you have a diverse group of people who all want to eat something different from one another and you don't want to eat at the mall. They also have a lot of community based and oriented events which is nice. There's a small stage and there's an upstairs area too. I remember going here once and they had a small cat themed art gallery with artists selling their goods upstairs, that was very nice. Also every time that I've gone the bathrooms were clean, another score! A lot of vendors have changed hands around here, no more Spotless Burgers, Oy Oysters, Circle Tea Bar, Angel & Mason, Rori's, tenseven rolls, Burnt Belly, etc. but I feel like those spots don't remain closed for too long and the others have been great staples of the food hall like Manduyo (they have a stamp card and you can get frozen dumplings to make at home) or AK Fresh Roast. It's not a bad spot if you are already in the area and don't want to travel far. You can also take a tour of the San Gabriel Mission or go shopping at Paper Cola too. read more

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One night, during a severe windstorm caused by the Santa Ana winds in January of 2025, I lost power at my residence. It was loud and dark and just a tiny bit terrifying. Furniture in my backyard was flying. The trees became naked as their leaves and branches fell to the ground and got swept away. But perhaps the scariest part was seeing the battery levels on our phones keep dropping without having the ability to recharge them. When I got a warning on my phone to evacuate, I was more than ready to leave. Our phones have become much more than things we have conversations on. They're our flashlights, our cameras, our video game consoles, our notepads, our televisions, and for most of us, our connection to the outside world. So to lose all of that is kind of a big deal. Why am I telling you all of this in a review of Blossom Market Hall? Because this place became my savior during that time. When I needed a place to go and charge my devices, have internet access, get a cup of joe and a warm meal, Blossom Market Hall welcomed me with open arms. I had a table and an outlet and that was enough to make things better for a little bit. And while I was one of the lucky ones who was able to return back home after a few days when power was restored, I am so grateful for Blossom Market Hall for offering me a place to be when I needed it most. read more

Since this is a food hall, it's difficult to write reviews for each specific place. The overall experience was really nice. There were four of us, two had the Caribbean food, one of us had the Mediterranean food and I had Filipino food. I had lumpia and pansit. Both of them were well prepared. The lumpia came with the classic red sauce for dipping. The noodles were tasty with chicken and vegetables. From the Caribbean place one of us had oxtails and the other had chicken curry. Both were reportedly delicious. My friend who had the Mediterranean food got a wrap. She said it was good. She also got a couple of pieces of baklava. I've never had baklava like that. There was something in the middle, something like halva. I enjoyed it. It wasn't too sweet. Three of us had Thai tea. The man working there was not very pleasant, bordering on rude. The drinks were OK, sort of weak. I saw a lot of people taking to go food. Definitely a nice place to swing by and get maybe a beer, some wine or Soju. There's lots of seating inside and out. The parking area was pretty large, but somewhat hard to find. read more

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What a great small market located in the heart of San Gabriel. There is ample parking spots adjacent to the market, in addition to street parking. The market is very clean and has plenty of seating.The place is cozy and well lit. There is an art exhibit in the second floor. They have both elevator and stairs. Restrooms are available too. It is a great market to explore various cuisine, boba place, ice cream shop and more. There are many vendors there, to mention a few: -Lotus& Bean (drink & dessert) - Baking with Ish (Bakery) -Manduyo (Korean Cuisine) -Sushi Rolland (Japanese Cuisine) -Caribbean Gourmet (Caribbean Cuisine) -La olla Cocina (Mexican Cuisine) -Almucho Filipino Gourmet Food (Filipino Cuisine) -Tim's Thai Tea (Thai Filipino dessert Boba) -Wahib Mediterranean (Mediterranean Cuisine) -Honey & Hive (Açai bowl & smoothie) So far, I visited Blossom Market a couple of times since the beginning of the year, and I always have such an outstanding experience. I really spent wonderful times exploring many cuisines and their delicious dishes. It is fun to visit Blossom Market. It is my new favorite market for this year read more

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La casa olla, the Mexican food vendor. My friend and I both had the fish taco plate and we were both disappointed! The fish was greasy, there was hardly any toppings or cream. The beans were good but the servings of rice and beans was small for the price. read more

Such a cute dining hall with a solid amount of options. Filipino, Japanese, Mediterranean Chinese, etc options. Really lovely two story building with art, space to "WFH", people watch and drink/eat. Outdoor and indoor seating. Service is fast food style. You grab and find your own seat. read more

Amazing Caribbean food! I've tried everything but the oxtail at this point, and that will be next. I work near twice a week and that's when I visit. The flavor, tender meat, homemade style meal, and a lot of protein. This spot hits it every single time here at the Blossom market. It's family owned and you will see the family cooking up this deliciousness right before your eyes. Quick shout out to Chris, the cashier who's super helpful and a really cool guy. read more

Blossom Market is a neat and modern little spot if you're looking for variety in one place. The space is on the smaller side, but it fits around 10 different food vendors, which makes it fun to walk around and see what catches your eye. It's more of a grab-and-go style setup, but there's still a cool, casual vibe if you want to hang out for a bit. That being said, prices do run a little high for what you get, especially considering it's more of a food hall setting. Overall, it's worth checking out at least once--especially if you're with friends and everyone wants something different. read more

Blossom Market Hall is a really fun spot with a great mix of food, drinks, and overall vibes. One of my favorite parts was the upstairs area, which has a decent number of tables and works well for studying or hanging out. Prices are definitely on the higher side, but that comes with the convenience of having so many options in one place. There's a large parking lot, so parking is usually easy, though if you come right at opening it might not be open yet and street parking fills up quickly. Overall, it's a convenient location with a lot to offer, just expect higher prices. read more

Blossom Market Hall - Food Court Near Me - San Gabriel, California

I love this food court, although it's small it wasn't busy when I went and they have a good variety of food i went to this sushi place and I ordered a bento box that comes with high quality salmon that melted in my mouth and it was only 27 bucks and it lasted me two meals! Also there's an upstairs where you can study at and I love that there's free wifi and there's plenty of seating. The only thing that sucks is that the chairs are a bit uncomfortable, but other than that I love the blossom Market hall! read more

Blossom Market Hall - Food Court Near Me - San Gabriel, California

This is a cute space! I had the Caribbean food, Oxtail and Jerked Chicken combo (TIP: not on the menu, you have to ask for it) and a beef pie. The plate comes with red bean and rice, plantains and veggies. Portions were generous and food was . Bought more beef pies to take home to the kiddos and they loved it too! Will definitely go back! read more

Great place with a variety of restaurants to choose from. Parking is available in the street or in the lot of the mission, it can be tricky on weekends but parking usually isn't an issue. You can enter through the back without stairs or the front with stairs. There's an upstairs with more seating and an elevator next to the restrooms. We wanted to come here to explore inside as well as look at options for brunch. They have selections from baked goods to beverages to meals to desserts. You can choose from Vietnamese coffee at the front entrance to halo halo at the center, then you can take a short turn to get ice cream at the creamery and then back to the entrance for baked goods. If you're feeling a bit healthy you can get a superfood bowl full of fresh fruits. Meals from Filipino dishes to Korean to Mediterranean to Caribbean. There's a variety of places to get your taco cravings and then crepes for breakfast cravings. Then again, if you're in a grownup mood, you can hangout at the bar at night to get some drinks and watch the game on their tv. I think it's a great place to try different dishes and not need to go far! The place is kept very clean, staff tend to the restrooms regularly and even clean the tables when people are done eating. read more

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Great place for a quick bite to eat, grab a nice coffee, and to watch the World Cup action

This is my second time visiting this food haul, and it definitely won't be my last! I visited here for the SGV Podcast x Blossom Market Hall event. They do host lots of different events every weekend. You can even host your own event and rent out the private room on the second floor! Parking: They have a medium sized parking lot. During the weekends can be difficult to find a spot. We got lucky with street parking. Ambiance/Environment: Blossom Market Hall is a smaller food haul. They have two stories. The first floor has all the food vendors, and the second floor is the private room for events. You can visit the second floor if there's no event. It's pretty cool up there bc you can over see the entire second floor. It can get hot since it's a smaller food haul. I like all the vendors though. They offer diverse food from everywhere. read more

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This is place is like a mini food court with a lot of small eateries. It can get loud but it has a casual vibe to it. They have a bar where you can get alcohol, and an outdoor patio. The service varies depending on popularity. Currently, im having a shaved ice from Mags Matamis or Tim's Thai tea. And their Thai tea is great too! I've been to this station quite a bit. I love it! Will be back. read more

Blossom Market Hall - Food Court Near Me - San Gabriel, California

We visited on a Saturday afternoon and it was pretty busy at 3pm. We stopped by to take a look at the venue and eateries. We opted to snack on Pancit and a Tocino plate. Portions were good and on the larger side. Taste was good, maybe a little on the saltier side. We ended with a super size Halo halo with Uber ice cream and boba pearls on the side. Delicious! They have international options: Korean, Pilipino, Mediterranean, American bakery and Chinese Boba drinks. It's worth a visit! read more

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My go-to is the coffee at AK Fresh Roast! Their entire selection is amazing but the quality is superior and staff are the best read more

Blossom Market Hall - AK Roaster's Ube Coffee and Egg Cream Coffee is a must-try tasty find!! - Food Court Near Me - San Gabriel, California

It was a chill sat evening. Easy parking even though the place was busy. Its so convenient, and free. Much better than most LA parking that you have to pay for lol. I liked the little Halloween decorations that were up. Always a great experience here: read more

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I never know the BMH was right there by the mission! I was looking for an acai bowl and that's how we ended up there. Small hall but ample parking and surprisingly a lot of variety! I got my acai bowl that was yummy and my partner got some birria tacos that he enjoyed. There was limited seating inside but some outside tables. And there is a photobooth! Definitely need to come back! read more

i always go here with my friends after school, especially during our high school's football season. food's always good, and i'm pretty sure alot of the staff there are starting to recognize us.. the overall vibe as well is great! whether its the music they have in the back, or the interactions between everyone. it's funny to think alot of them have seen me and my friends grow up from freshmen year. i'm now an incoming junior, and will continue to come here till i'm a senior! read more

Lots of parking, good variety of foods inside as well. I've only tried two spots but others have caught my eye so I'm excited to come back soon and try everything! I love that there's an outdoor seating area too. read more

I would highly recommend this place 'Blossom Market Hall' in the City of San Gabriel. There are lots of great places and small eateries to try out here from a Sushi place called 'Sushi Rollan' to a Filipino food stand called 'Almuchow ATBP.' There's plenty of room to try this amazing and fascinating place! I haven't tried everything yet but so far I have been to at least 2 places here so far which are 1. Almuchow ATBP & 2. Tim's Thai Tea. I myself am Filipino and I would highly recommend trying out Almuchow ATBP. It's a great place to eat some brunch or dinner with friends and/or family. But I am dying to try out the other food stalls there in Blossom Market. Because I've heard lots of good reviews and I'm sure they are really a MUST TRY. The services here are great and each food stalls really welcomes their customers right before they order. They even love to help you out if you are not sure what to order yet or if it's your first time here they would be happy to serve you and help you if need be. read more

I've visited Blossom Market Hall a few times since 2023 and have tried several of the vendors there. If you're someone who mainly cares about: -food variety and the overall experience -you're not too worried about prices ...then this place honestly isn't too shabby. The building is relatively new, the space is clean, and there are several vendors offering different cuisines. It's a solid spot to bring friends, hang out, grab food or drinks, and just spend some time. There's even a second floor if you want a quieter place to sit or get some work done. But let's be real for a second: price matters for a lot of people, and that's where this place starts to lose me. I know rent for these vendors probably costs a pretty penny, but you'll understand exactly what I mean the moment you receive your food. Over the past couple years I've tried food from: - Almuchow ATBP - Manduyo - La Olla Cocina - Tim's Thai Tea - Cafe Etc. (now closed) - Lotus & Bean (formerly AK Fresh Roast) - Wahib's Mediterranean Out of all of them, Cafe Etc. was easily my favorite and I'm genuinely sad they're gone. Their chicken sandwich was actually delicious and felt like it justified the price. Wahib's Mediterranean comes in as a close second. Decent portions, juicy proteins, and solid flavor. Now... I've got some bones to pick with a few others. Almuchow ATBP: You're paying about $15+ for a portion size that could feed an ant. My girlfriend, who was born and raised in the Philippines, ordered the Daing Na Bangus and was shocked at how tiny the fish portion was compared to the mountain of garlic rice. Something about that ratio just felt criminal. Manduyo: I ordered the bibimbap for around $16... and it doesn't even include beef unless you pay another $5. Yeah. Let that sink in. That pushes a pretty small bowl of bibimbap past $20. But the part that really activated my inner Gordon Ramsay was the ingredient choices: macaroni salad and roasted bell peppers in bibimbap? WHAT? Where are the mushrooms? The spinach? The usual toppings? The flavors just didn't mesh well at all. I also tried their japchae noodles and they were pretty underwhelming. Tim's Thai Tea: Drinks start around $8. Honestly, do yourself a favor and just drive two minutes to the nearest boba shop and get something just as good for noticeably less. What finally pushed me to write this review was a recent visit with my girlfriend after we hadn't been here in a while. When we got our food, we looked at each other and just started laughing at how much we paid compared to what we received. Unfortunately the food itself was pretty mid, which made it even worse. I'm normally the type of person who will still finish a meal if it tastes at least okay. I paid for it, so might as well. But leaving here, I felt that deep "why did I just pay for that?" regret. Blossom Market Hall is still a nice place to hang out and try different cuisines, but the price-to-portion and price-to-quality ratio makes it hard for me to justify coming back regularly. If prices matched the portions and quality a bit better, this place would easily jump higher than 3 stars for me. read more

This place is really cool. I wish I lived closer or we had something like this in Pasadena! It's located in San Gabriel's Mission District, which is a really beautiful and historic area to explore. The market hall features a bunch of different food options - sushi, Korean, Mediterranean, etc. You can choose what you like and sit inside or outside to enjoy. They also have a nice bar area, which I haven't tried but which looks pretty fun. Finally, I MUST mention the parking situation - there is a really large free lot in the back. In LA! Definitely recommend - it seemed like some of the restaurants do takeout as well. read more

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Rated low ONLY because of the bad ambiance! There was a DJ blasting his super loud on a Friday. Not so sure about the weekdays but one thing is for sure--EDM was not on my Friday night dinner menu! All the restaurants were so good but could not stand the music. Ambiance is everything for me but it was truly unbearable. Jazz bands or acoustic medleys I understand.... but EDM at a food court? What a recipe for disaster. Lovely DJ but most definitely the wrong venue. And to the DJ... it's nothing personal I loved your set! It just makes it difficult to enjoy my crispy pata and kwento with my family when it sounds like I'm at EDC lol. Definitely try the crispy pata with the garlic rice though!!! From a Filipino it's THE spot!! My mom also loved their beignet. read more

Blossom Market Hall - Crispy Pata - Food Court Near Me - San Gabriel, California

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I was expecting Blossom City Market to be a bit larger, but it turned out to be much smaller than anticipated. I visited on a random evening, and as we were leaving, karaoke had just started -- which was a fun surprise and added a nice touch to the experience! As for the market itself, everything was definitely marked up, but I suppose that's to be expected. I tried food from four different vendors, and honestly, none of it stood out as particularly memorable. It wasn't bad by any means, but there wasn't anything that made me want to come back for more. Overall, it's a decent spot to check out, especially if you're in the area or looking for a quick bite with some entertainment. However, I didn't find anything that would make me rush back. read more

It's a small quaint but very practical place to sample a variety of food and relax. Has restroom inside. Plenty of parking space in the back. Outdoor seating is perfect for summer evenings. Sometimes they have a band performing which I don't like because I can't hear my friends . read more

I love this place. There's a ton of ample seating for eating and an upstairs for studying. Their WiFi is consistent and their restrooms are well maintained. They even have a little step stool for the kiddos to wash their hands. Upstairs they hold events and feature several artworks from the community. I haven't personally been to any events here but I imagine they'd be a ton of fun. Also a ton of parking space! They have a huge lot, and there's also good amount of street parking. read more

It was my first time in the area in a while and I am glad to try Blossom Food Hall. I tried out AK Fresh Roast and Baking with Ish. AK Fresh Roast was a 7/10 in terms of quality and taste. I liked the presentation of the drinks and overall cleanliness of the store front. I got an egg custard vietnamese coffee which the coffee was more like a light roast then a medium or heavy roast. I could not tell if there was a layer of egg custard since it tasted more like regular coffee foam. The drink itself was $6.50 and came out to $7.17 total with tax. The cup size looked like a grande size at Starbucks. Baking by Ish blew my mind with how good and new the pastries were. Maybe I'm biased as a Filipino American but I would rate Ish's baked good as 10/10. You really get a generous serving in each slice and the price is really fair. Like everything nowadays, $6 and up seems to be the norm in pricing. I got the ensaymada for $10 and the blueberry pie for $10. Total price with tax came out to $22.05. Yes $10 per baked good is more than the $6.50 drink from AK Fresh Roast but you get more food overall from Baking by Ish. The cost of labor and attention needed to present the baked goods nicely is loads better than a simple coffee drink that takes less than five minutes to make. Overall, if I had to choose between Baking by Ish and AK Fresh Roast, Baking by Ish outperforms in every aspect. read more

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Such a nice variety of cuisines being represented here. I go at least once a week for Caribbean, mediterranean food. I even caught an art show being held upstairs and live jazz music on certain evenings. But...the prices here can be a little higher than normal. I expect to pay about $19 + for an oxtail plate considering the prices nowadays for oxtails. But there are some vendors there that are pretty expensive for what you get, so please check the prices before you get sticker shock! read more

Discovered Blossom Market Hall because of my sister -- can't believe I never knew this existed LOLLL There's a huge variety of food here (most of them open later during the day though). I can't wait to come back and try the diff foods they have here :-) The interior is saur clean & this is in the heart of San Gabriel. read more

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