This food court is located in the Ontario Rancho neighborhood. It literally sits in the middle of a bunch of homes. It is also surrounded by plenty of restaurants. The food court itself looks like a modern warehouse. On the inside, it has tall ceilings. It also has floor to ceiling windows. There's a little stage where bands play. They even have a ping pong table! So far, they have Hawaiian, pizza and a brewery. The exciting thing is a Laotian bbq restaurant is about to open.

This place is pretty cool kind of reminds me of a food court with different options versus the regular McDonald's, panda express etc. The pizza here is amazing. Oh my gosh I will definitely be back just for that alone. The atmosphere is pretty cool. We went on a Sunday night. I know on Fridays and Saturdays. I think they have a DJ and games for kids and stuff like that definitely a cool little family fun spot or a place to go hang out with your friends. Friendly and prompt not everything was open when we went possibly because there's more going on on a Friday and Saturday Sunday but overall this place is pretty cool. Definitely have to check it out at least once.

Getting there: Located a little off the 60 fwy, the food court shares a parking lot with many other businesses so it can fill up quickly. Experience: This place is a pretty cool gem; it's like a mini fiesta that seems to attract a younger crowd. Despite its cozy size, the energy here is contagious, and you can tell it's a local favorite. The highlight for me was definitely the beers - they've got a fantastic selection. And the food was pretty amazing as well. Just be sure to arrive early, as this place can fill up fast.

Even if this is a smaller sized food court, the working staff here kept its interior super clean. If I was in the area, and I got tired of eating off Ontario Mills' Outlets' food court, I may likely swing by to try a different biz aside from 'Shootz Hawaiian.' I mean the Rodeo X Food Court is ultimately located in a convenient plaza just right off Haven Ave Exit,10E, if you are driving from the SGV area that is. Also, it's not far from Chino Hills, CA. either. There are other biz such as Stater Brothers Market, Jersey Mike's and several others I didn't get to take pics of this time around the New Haven Marketplace where Rodeo X is located. Parking is super convenient and free, so hassle free. I would likely return to Rodeo X again, and they provided some large screen TVs all playing while waiting for your food order. Quite entertaining!

It's my 1st time here @ Rodeo X. We frequent Rodeo 39 in Stanton, OC often for date night, double date night, family outings/dinners & especially getting my Kra Z Kai's fix. Came here for Kra Z Kai's grand opening day. Kra Z Kai's is known for their Best Lao Bbq. Next door to Kra Z Kai's is Shootz. That serve yummy Hawaiian fusion eateries. The Hot Kimchi Butter Katsu Burger is topped w Macaroni Salad is really good. Highly recommended and along w Refreshing Mint Peach Wave @ Shootz This food hall is much smaller w about 5/6 eateries along w a Brewery. It's much smaller than the original Rodeo 39 in Stanton, Oc for sure. In the same plaza as New Haven Market right near Stater Bros. It's a pretty tall building w a really high ceiling vibe. One complaint i have and i see along w everyone else on the reviews here. The Dj definitely be blasting, spinning the music way too loud. Especially if you're trying to talk to someone in the food hall. It's hard to hear thru the crazy mad songs. Even my kids had to step outside and hang out there because of the loud music. Also Wi-Fi inside the food hall is the worst ever!!! I couldn't get reception for the life of god. Bathrooms are located outside to the side of the building. Plenty of parking available. I was bummed to see Dot & Dough has already closed down. That was a great dessert option. No dessert shop in the food hall. That'll be good to have. But Kra Z Kai offers soft serve. Yay!!! there is a boba shop in the same shopping plaza. Not far and right across Rodeo X if you want a boba drink.