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Try the â??polenta board,â?? chef Lauren â??Luluâ?? De Rouenâ??s signature dish. The rustic presentation of the cornmeal mushâ?"creamy and faintly sweet but bland if... More »
A warm, inviting bistro in a forgettable mini-mall in Cypress, Cafe Hiro is an oasis of Japanese cooking in a desert of chain restaurants. The menu features European... More »
One of Brea's better restaurants, with a loyal local following. The menu is vast, including panini, pastas and salads. Dependable favorites include the chicken... More »
Before he bought the place, Flavio Renteria was the dishwasher here for almost 20 years. In that time, the Mexico City immigrant learned all he could about... More »
Order the Sicilian-style linguine with basil, oregano and anchovies blended into a marinara sauce and poured over a healthy serving of flat spaghetti. And... More »
With a menu as beautiful as chef Massimo's creation for Onotria, it's best to go "soup to nuts"-which means trying every course from appetizer to... More »
Here is a time capsule, a dive where a giant photo of Sophia Loren hangs on the wall with no hint of irony, where murals glow with the yellowing of time... More »
Only the Italians remain from Anaheim's Old Europe guard, and they're the ones who keep the business bustling at Cortina's Italian Market, a cozy landmark... More »
There's sweet spaghetti, wonderful breadsticks and a terrifying garlic sauce with thin, crispy strands of garlic that will actually numb your lips. But order... More »
Gourmet paninis are the jewels here, from hot sopresata and pepper-studded mortadella glued together by provolone and luscious red pepper pesto to a chocolate rendition... More »
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When given the option at these everything old-is-new-again pizzerias, always sit at the bar. It's equivalent to sitting in the front row at a concert. It's where I would've sat when Mozza opened in Newport Beach if I'd had the chance, but with Batali's place, you take whatever's available. At the new Michael's Pizzeria, we showed up without a reservation, and we were offered the choice of...
Ever heard the joke about how drinking Coors Light is like having sex in a canoe? Because both are fucking close to water? It's an old, tired joke, sure, but back when Santa Ana's Mayor-for-Life Miguel Pulido was a wide-eyed innocent, 3.2 percent beer was all that was available in OC. Those days are happily going the way of the Great Park boondoggle. The craft-beer revolution, which reached...
Emerging from Southern California's punk scene at the tail end of the '70s, Agent Orange hails from the fine city of Fullerton. Known for a style that defied conventions of the day, this band used typically unpunk sonic elements in their style including surf rock and metal. Listening to old gems such as "Bloodstains," the snaking lead seems to draw on middle eastern influences. The jam "Fire in...
Sabatino's is an amazing little Italian Restaurant located in the heart of Newport Beach. The setting is great for pleasure or romance. The sausage is a true Italian treat. They have truly perfected the recipe, and are unlike any other I have experienced on the west coast. Koodo’s to you Sabatino’s for creating a true dining experience with an authentic feel!!
Read Full ReviewThey serve up some serious sized food... Come prepared to eat a lot and love every bit.
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