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Events

COMING SOON

20+ EATERIES & BARS, EVENTS, & MORE!

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a bowl of 7 oranges in a hexagonal arrangement with some green leaves
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EATERIES

EATERIES

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CAFE

CREPES
DE PARIS

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BIRRIERIA

FRED'S
RED TACOS

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a young man holding a big iced glass drink, smiling and enjoying his seat at a table at the Redlands Public Market
three people sitting at a table, one drinking coffee, one working on his laptop computer, and another watching and participating at the Redlands Public Market
two young women smiling and enthusiastically eating tacos with a full spread under an outdoor heating lamp at the Redlands Public Market
Jerry Tessier in a hardhat enjoying the moment during construction of the Redlands Public Market in a large doorway
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ABOUT

ABOUT

MICRO RESTAURANTS, BARS & FOOD OPERATORS

COMMON DINING AREAS INSIDE & OUTSIDE

Visitors will be able to dine in the common dining space inside the food hall, or take their meals outdoors.

The Redlands Public Market located in the historic Mutual Orange Company Packing House will open as a food hall featuring over a dozen micro restaurants, bars, and food operators. There will also be a demonstration kitchen and educational classes held inside.

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HISTORY

The Mutual Orange Company was one of several packing houses affiliated with the Mutual Orange Distributors, a cooperative formed by local growers in the early 1900's. By 1920, citrus was one of the top agricultural commodities in Southern California. Oranges fetched higher prices than at any other time in history — which, in that season, was about 4 cents per pound for the "fancy grade."

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HISTORY
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a bowl of 7 oranges in a hexagonal arrangement with some green leaves

For Non-Marketing Inquiries Contact: info@redlandspublicmarket.com

LET'S COLLAB!

JOIN THE

RPM FAMILY!

The Redlands Public Market is always inspired by its restaurants, community, and everyone in it. Inspiration comes in many forms and from many places and is always evolving. Are you a creator? Social Media Influencer? Contact us today and tell us how you are inspired!

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SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER

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CONTACT

CONTACT

or contact Diana @ 909-859-0669  |  leasing@redlandspublicmarket.com

FOOD RETAIL AND RESTAURANT INQUIRY FORM

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VISIT US

LOCATION

PARKING IS AVAILABLE AT THE NORTH PARKING STRUCTURE

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