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.

I visited the mission nearby and stumbled upon this market hall as I was searching for somewhere to rest and eat: such a treasure! My taste buds were satisfied! Great place for food + dessert! I will definitely come back to hang out and enjoy tasty food and sweets! The place was really clean which was great!

There's something for everyone here! Loved everything I tried from both the Mexican and Lebanese stalls, and look forward to trying the other stalls next time. Came on a Saturday night and got to enjoy live music as well!

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.

Blossom market hall is a neighborhood gem! My family and I love to visit because it's always so clean and both the cleaning and restaurant staff are very friendly. They have a nice mix of restaurants so everyone can choose what they want and try different cuisines. Our go to is the gyro plate because it's delicious and the portions are big too! There is plenty of free parking and it's in a lovely neighborhood

I wish the outdoor seating was more ample. They need rust proof picnic benches with umbrellas that are easy to wash down at the end of the night. This would allow more people to dine al fresco with their pets under the sunny CA skies. The food is hit and miss depending on which stall you get from. I've had some great Caribbean food to some mediocre Filipino food. There is something for everyone here but the vendors do seem to change out a lot. The parking lot is huge and the building itself is not that big. It's bright and clean on the inside but you feel rather claustrophobic. The concept is great if it was more like the packing district in Anaheim or Rodeo 39 Public Market in Stanton. Hope they revamp this place or move to a much larger location to fit all the SGV pple! I'm not sure why we don't have a large packing district in SGV when we have soooo many foodies here that would benefit from an establishment like this. Not to mention GREAT business because we are in a gastronomical food scene! Investors commence!!

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.

If you're ever in the area, I highly recommend dropping by the Blossom Market Hall! First thing's first, I love how clean this place is. I appreciate that they do their best to take care of the building. Secondly, love the selection of restaurants they have here. My go to is the Mediterranean place. Big fan of their fries with feta cheese, highly recommend. I also stop by the coffee store they have all the time for their ube coffee! It's family friendly, with lots of indoor and outdoor seating. There's also a study area upstairs as well as a stage for special events. Drop by and try it out!

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.