First timer here. 06.07.2026 Sunday…read more I have to say, this place is pretty cool. Many foods to choose from at this location. Lots of Asian eats and a few varieties of La Street Tacos, Italian and Columbian eats. Very warm location. Family orientated. You can feel it when walking around inside. Kids and their parents having a good time. Restrooms is clean and service is friendly. This place also has a bar you can chill and relax. Such mixture and variety of people. I recommend this place. Plenty of eats and sittings for a get together. Plenty of parking but can be crowded at peak times. Good luck on parking. Places similar to Rodeo 39 from experience is LBX in Long Beach, NORTHGATE in Costa Mesa. I recommend to visit and eat! :)

We decided to stop by here for lunch Lots of parking…read more Lots of different types of foods to try Even had a tattoo shop We found a couple of places to try out everything was good I did enjoy the bagel the most

Located a couple blocks from Disneyland. They offer a bunch of options from salads, Americanized…read moreChinese food, flat breads, etc. There are two kiosk to order from. We sat outside to dine. They brought the food to us. My husband did get a handful of mosquito bites while dining outside. Inside is small but there are a couple tables. Outside is more spacious but can be more comfy. They share the hotel restroom. You need to get the key from them.

Oasis Food Hall is a hybrid ghost kitchen (one kitchen prepares all food) + food court located near…read moreDisneyland. The food court is attached to the Desert Palms Hotel and customers place their orders via two self-serve kiosks. [Parking]: I asked the hotel receptionist and he said visitors can park at either the underground garage or the lot behind the hotel for few hours (no overnight parking). [Atmosphere]: Both indoor and outdoor tables are available so customers can sit down & enjoy their food. [Options]: All brands are operated by CAMO Eats which include Lime St. (Salads & Plates), Smashed & Saucey (Burgers & Melts), Rice, Meet Noodle (Chinese), Mexa Boca (Mexican), Fork & Figs (Mediterranean), CAMO Pizza Co. (Artisanal Flatbreads), Roosterville (Fried Chicken), Mixtape Nachos (Loaded Nachos), and Mighty Bitey (Kids Menu). *** Baja Shrimp Bowl (Marinated shrimp, cabbage slaw, Baja sauce, cilantro, queso fresco, avocado, pico de gallo on a base of cilantro lime rice and braised black beans, served with tortilla chips and Pico de Gallo - Grilled Shrimp option, $21.00): Not exactly cheap for a Baja shrimp bowl (Disneyland price), but the bowl tasted surprisingly decent with a good Baja sauce. *** This is NOT the spot to come for a full scale food hall experience. Think of this food court as a nice pit stop for restaurant-quality food before visiting Disneyland. P.S. - The food court is not reserved to hotel guests only & anyone can walk-in.

So happy this place is open…read more I went to the coffee shop but this place is 4 restaurants in 1! It's very cool inside with ac and seating - always a plus at Disney. Service was great as it always is on any Disney property. I ordered the Neapolitan Latte with Almond milk, the cream top was amazing but the latte is more strawberry forward than anything. It's a July only special so I'm excited to see what else they bring!

We stayed at DLH so this was a quick walk over especially for morning coffee…read more Cookie butter latte with oatmilk 2.5/5 Tiramisu latte with oatmilk 3.5/5 Bulgogi burrito 2/5 (way too much rice. It was just basically rice in a tortilla). Chicken and egg breakfast sandwich 3/5 Mini pancake 1/5 Oreo cinnamon roll 5/5 (cream cheese frosting for the win!) Dinner Chicken salad 2.5/5 Chicken was good but the dressing was weird maybe it's a tahini dressing? So I was eating the veggies without dressing. That was a lot of chewing. Bulgogi rice bowl 3/5 Meat was nicely marinated. Kids chicken tenders 2.5/5 The portion is very decent. But the breading is a bit unexpected. It tastes like it was breadcrumb (not panko) breaded, instead of usual flour breading. Not a fan. Cucumber kimchi 4/5 Really enjoyed this. Bathroom needs a code which is printed on the bottom of your receipt.

I love The Source! The multi-level parking garage that's directly connected to the shopping center…read moreis super convenient. It makes it easy to visit, even when it's busy. The variety of dining options is my favorite thing about this mall. There are so many Korean restaurants to choose from ranging from Korean fried chicken to KBBQ to seafood to pochas, and even a food court! Throughout the mall there are plenty of drink spots and dessert cafés. I honestly haven't even had the chance to try every restaurant yet because there are so many options. Beyond the food, I also enjoy browsing the small independent shops throughout the mall. There are many Korean beauty stores, home goods, K-pop merch, clothing boutiques, and other unique stores that are fun to explore. Whether you're stopping by for a meal or spending a few hours shopping, The Source is a great place to visit!

There were no maps around the mall to help locate stores or to orient yourself…read more Lots of empty spots inside. And lots of the store that were occupied had very high prices for their products. Overall minimal variety in the selection for shopping. Quite disappointed by the options.

The 4th Street Market still has a good variety of food in a casual atmosphere. If you go with a…read moregroup most everyone should be able to find something they like. My favorite is Tuk Tuk Thai Street Food. It's never let me down. The flavors are always spot on. As others mentioned, the vendors close at different times. With the current vendors, the hours vary drastically. When I stopped in before and after a movie, there was quite a difference. For those who prefer eating later, make sure to check the website which lists '4th street market vendor operating hours.' Parking is close in the structure behind it.

An enjoyable little market with a few dining options. It was pretty empty around 2 PM on a Sunday,…read moreand the food selection isn't as large as many other food halls. The options they do have are solid, though, and I enjoyed what I got. It's also a pretty cool place to walk around, and there seemed to be plenty of seating for everyone. Parking - They have a few parking structures available. It's free for the first hour, then $1.75 for each additional hour, which wasn't too bad.

Anaheim Indoor Marketplace (founded in 1990 with 20 businesses) is the largest indoor swap meet in…read moreOrange County with over 200 specialty shops under one roof. I came here on a Saturday and it was fairly crowded. [Parking]: Parking for the marketplace is free. If there's a parking sign stating "$20 for American Sports Centers" then don't worry about it. Just tell the parking attendant that you are here for the swap meet. [Amenity]: Restrooms are acceptably clean. There's an outdoor patio area just outside of the food court and the Marketplace offers live entertainment on Saturday and Sunday from 12 PM to 6 PM. [Shops]: This indoor swap meet is a lot bigger and cleaner than I had expected. Specialty shops include auto center (stereo & alarm installation, auto accessories, window tinting, smog check test only, tires & rims, auto glass, auto upholstery - located on S Anaheim Blvd side and there's an outdoor car entrance to the center), a car dealer (yes you can buy and sell used cars just outside of the main building entrance), beauty shops (nails & salons), bridal & quinceañera, children's Wear, cosmetics, electronics, gift shops, flower shop & decors, houseware & furniture, jewelry, medical services (acupuncture), men's wear, phone repairs, shoes, socks & underwear, sporting goods, sportswear, t-shirts, tattoo & piercing, watch repairs, toys, games, vitamin shops, women's clothing, accessories, luggage, etc. Heck there's even a 99 cent bargain store inside of the marketplace. To my surprise, few shops actually sell really cute Hello Kitty plushies and anime merchandise. [Food]: The marketplace has plenty of snack shops and a good selection of Mexican food at the food court with tables. [Conclusion]: Frankly this is one of the best indoor swap meets in LA & OC that I have ever visited - clean restroom, solid food selection, and P.S. - There's even an A.I. Photo Booth located near the food court.

Like going to Mexico. Have a great kind of vacation feel. Prices have gone up like everywhere else…read moreand you can't get cheap good quality food here either. They have smoking deals on bulk food and some deals on clothes and phones as well. They were even selling cars outside and offered to buy yours. We bought some traditional Mexican groceries to make tosti locos. Will definitely come back. Service was exceptional.

This is a pretty big food hub at California Adventure in Anaheim. They have beer, margaritas,…read moreMexican food, Asian fusion and bread bowls (with soup and mac n cheese). You cross the giant bridge to enter the path. You know, kind of like Dorthy following the Yellow Brick Road. lol There's plenty of tables and seating in this are. There is a decent amount of shade nearby. And if you keep walking down, there's chocolate and a bread factory- yum! :)

This is the food court at California Adventure Park. It's right next to Paradise Pier. You need to…read morecross a bridge to get to it. It contains Pacific Wharf Cafe, Cocina Cuamonga, and Lucky Fortune Cookery. It also has various food carts. The main attraction at Pacific Wharf is The Bakery Tour hosted by Boudin Bakery. You can watch as bakers make fresh sourdough bread. They use it for the soup bowl at Pacific Wharf Cafe. This place is also home to Alfresco Testing Terrace featuring Disney Family of Wines' and appetizers. Also, at the Pacific Wharf is the Ghirardelli Soda Fountain and Chocolate Shop. You can get many types of chocolate and ice cream.

First-time visitor to this food court, and I really enjoyed my visit…read more My wife and I arrived just as the place was opening for the day. It offers a very nice and comfortable atmosphere with over fifteen restaurants under one roof. From egg sandwiches, sushi, crepes, Mexican, Peruvian, and many other cuisines, you'll find it all here. Personally, I had a horchata and esquite from one restaurant, a lemon tart, grilled chicken and pesto panini from a second, and garlic beans from a third. I felt "obligated" to try food from as many restaurants as possible :) Service at each restaurant was AMAZING and top-notch. I would definitely come back here with family and friends. There are plenty of tables both indoors and outdoors, big-screen TVs throughout the building, great AC, and very clean, spacious restrooms. Free parking is available on either side of the building.

Rodeo 72 *July 23rd, 2026…read more*6pm- Thursday *3.5 Stars Environment: *Indoor and Outdoor Seating *Moderated Sized Parking Lot *Clean and Open Space *Summer Event: Lilo and Stitch Screening + Stitch Meet-and-Greet I'd been wanting to check this place out ever since it had its grand opening over a year ago, and I finally had the chance to stop by. I had heard good things about the atmosphere and was excited to see what it was like. Located in a moderate-sized plaza in Whittier, it features a handful of food vendors, mostly serving Mexican and Japanese/Hawaiian-inspired cuisine, along with a single bar. The overall layout reminded me of a smaller version of the Anaheim Packing District. It was surprisingly busy for a Thursday night, likely because of the summer event featuring a Lilo & Stitch movie screening and Stitch meet-and-greet. The space was clean, open, and had plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. I could definitely see this becoming an even busier spot if they streamed sporting events on the large outdoor screens. Overall, it was a nice place to spend the evening with a good variety of food options and a fun atmosphere.