Here & There Coffee

Although it would be unfair to suggest that Stanton’s Rodeo 39 Public Market has become a revolving door for small food and drink establishments, the single most prominent space in the king-sized food hall has somehow changed hands multiple times in five years: Original tenant First Coffee gave way to Coffee Dose in February 2022, which closed three years later and was replaced by Here & There Coffee in June 2025. Whichever name it’s operating under, the front-facing coffee shop opens earlier than anything else at Rodeo – currently 7:00am – enabling early visitors and fellow vendors to kick off their days with coffee, tea, and pastries. Here & There closes at 4pm, leaving evening drink service to the bar Capo and boba tea shop Kozan.

We weren’t super excited after sampling a few drinks on our first visit to Here & There. Two of the “signature” drinks – a Pistachio Matcha ($7.50) and Spanish Shakerato ($7) – had different issues: Richer in green color than flavor, the Pistachio Matcha lacked any obvious pistachio flavor, and was basically just a milky cup of matcha without much depth. By comparison, the Shakerado had no shortage of its promised flavors (a quad espresso, condensed milk, and cinnamon), but was easily 75% ice cubes, so the liquid disappeared in seconds. Our third drink, a Honey Orchid oolong iced tea ($5.50), was ordered solely because it was one of the menu’s only non-dairy beverage options, and little more than steeped tea over ice.