Blossom Market Hall

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!

Blossom Market Hall is such a great spot! The market is clean, modern, and well organized, with a nice variety of food vendors and shops all in one place. Everything we tried was fresh and delicious, and there were so many options that it’s perfect whether you’re craving something quick or want to try a few different things. The atmosphere is bright and welcoming, and it’s a great place to hang out with friends or family. Staff at the vendors were friendly and efficient, and the overall vibe felt lively but not overwhelming. Definitely a place I’ll be coming back to!

The Blossom Market Hall in San Gabriel, near the historic San Gabriel Mission, is a cute little melting pot of different ethnic food booths: Filipino, Korean, Japanese, Mexican, Mediterranean, Caribbean, plus boba drinks and desserts. Each one had touchscreens to order from. A beer, wine, and sake cocktail bar was in the middle. The space felt like a converted school auditorium or gym. In fact, there is a small stage as well for live music. I had Mexican birria beef in a spicy Ramen noodle broth, accompanied by a crispy cheese and birria taco. It was delicious!  Ivan liked his chicken kebabs, which came with a bold, tasty garlic spread, mmmm. Fresh Ogopogo hazy IPA beer—their brewery is nearby!

Soooo good! This was my first time trying Blossom Market Hall, recommended by a friend, and i absolutely loved my experience here! My sister and I had Rolland sushi, it was the perfect meal! Delicious with the sweetest staff. We also had a great experience with the lovely woman at the bar, she made our night too! Bar prices are GREAT! Can’t wait to come back and try more places.

Not at all your typical food court, this is really more a collection of restaurants with shared seating. You come here because you want one or more of the food, rather than go shopping at a mall and need to sit down to eat in between.

This little spot is quaint and beautiful. Inside, there are several small restaurants with many different options. I opted for this dish from the Filipino restaurant and I did not like it so I ordered their glass noodles instead, which was delicious. This cost around $16 after tax. I also tried the boba place and was disappointed - the boba balls were a bit stale. Overall, I would recommend trying this place out!

Cool food hall with an assortment of food choices! I think it’s a perfect place for a group or a couple who can’t settle on what they want to eat. There’s everything from Mediterranean to Caribbean and if you only want Coffee and dessert, Blossom has you covered as well! I think the Caribbean spot may be popular because they were out of what I wanted to order so it’s probably in your best interest to either call before you make the treck that way or arrive closer to when they open on a Sunday!