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42 Plaza Square Orange, CA 92866

714-744-2225

http://www.cityoforange.org/depts/com...

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Best Place to Maybe Kidnap the Baby Jesus
Award Winner 2011

42 Plaza Square Orange CA 92866

Price: $$ $$

Payment Types: All Major Credit Cards, cash

Attire: Casual
Features: Kid Friendly, Patio/Sidewalk Dining, Takeout

Serving: Breakfast, Dinner, Late Night, Lunch

Alcohol: Full bar
Parking: Lot Available

2011 | Best Place to Maybe Kidnap the Baby Jesus

In December, downtown Orange hosts the most P.C. of holiday displays: Smack-dab in Orange's Plaza Square, where Chapman Avenue and Glassell Street meet, is a Nativity scene with Mary, Joseph and their pride and joy--along with a terrifyingly large Santa Claus, a pagan Christmas tree and a menorah. (No Kwanzaa symbol as of yet.) The thought of Savior-snatching struck us last year as we walked the gaily lit streets. Or does He have one of those GPS things in His tummy to deter any... More »
2011 | Best Downtown

The intersection of Chapman Avenue and Glassell Street in Orange used to be a place where groups would gather for a weekend afternoon of antiquing, wandering from shop to shop and purchasing dated treasures. But the plethora of antique shops has been reduced to a mere handful, as the city of Orange has reworked the area into one that attracts families and the college crowd, too. An eclectic mix of restaurants and shops moved in, complementing the few bars and one of the most compelling... More »
2011 | Best Residential Neighborhood

As much as we love the whole midcentury-modern thing (and we do), there was some damn-fine architecture going up in the early part of the 20th Century, as well as the tail end of the 19th. And the best place to see how entire neighborhoods looked a century ago is the blocks surrounding the Orange Circle. Stroll these placid streets, and you'll spot a diversity of architectural styles, from endearingly boxy hip-roof cottages to broad-gabled Craftsmans to elegantly understated Folk Victorians.... More »

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