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Restaurants - Downtown Disney® District Restaurants - Downtown Disney® District Downtown Disney® District • 1565 Disneyland Dr., Anaheim, 92802 About 1 mile from the Anaheim Convention Center Here you’ll find an eclectic vibe of live outdoor music and an array of restaurants and shops to explore, in a uniquely Disney environment. In the heart of the Disneyland® Resort, this high-energy fun zone is just steps from both Disneyland® Park and Disney California Adventure® Park. For more information, disneyland.com/downtowndisney. visit Catal Restaurant & Uva Bar 714.774.4442 Experience fresh and inspired Mediterranean-style cuisine. Enjoy grilled seafood, poultry, vegetables, crisp-inventive salad and flavorful pastas in an extraordinary fine dining oasis. ESPN Zone 714.300.3776 A dining experience in a sports enthusiast’s dream setting featuring non-stop action and great food for the entire family. House of Blues® Anaheim 714.778.2583 Southern-style mouth-watering, Delta-inspired cuisine. Live performances from world-famous Catal Restaurant talent are featured frequently. La Brea Bakery 714.781.3463 Follow the irresistible aroma of baking bread to this lovely Craftsman-style café, featuring sandwiches on fine artisan breads, fresh salads and eclectic California cuisine. Naples Ristorante & Pizzeria 714.776.6200 Enjoy delectable thin-crust pizzas and delicious pastas from the talented chefs in the open kitchen. Rainforest Café 714.772.0413 ESPN Zone Enter a tropical rainforest for generous portions of fabulous food from around the world. Waterfalls, rain showers, live parrots, animated apes – and all the sounds of a real jungle! 714.776.5200 Ralph Brennan’s Jazz Kitchen Every detail of this “Big Easy” inspired restaurant delivers the tantalizing sights, sounds and tastes of New Orleans. Savor spicy Cajun cuisine with a celebrated menu of gumbo, Gulf seafood, po-boys and decadent desserts. 714.535.5000 Tortilla Jo’s Revel in the spirit of Mexico with mouth-watering traditional dishes, magnificent margaritas and live mariachis that make Tortilla Jo’s the perfect gathering place for fun and drinks. House of Blues [email protected] [email protected](714) 765/8888 (714) 765/8870 (714) 991/8963(714) 991/8963 meetings.anaheimoc.org Restaurants - Anaheim GardenWalk® Anaheim GardenWalk • 321 West Katella Ave., Anaheim, CA 92802 2 blocks from the Anaheim Convention Center The Anaheim GardenWalk is Orange County’s newest hot spot for food, fashion and fun, all just steps from the anaheimgardenwalk.com. Disneyland® Resort. For more information, visit Bar Louie Tavern & Grill 714.495.4170 This hip neighborhood restaurant and bar specializes in oversized sandwiches and artfully created martinis, plus a wide assortment of premium beers, microbrews and wines by the glass or bottle. Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. 714.635.4867 Food is the hero at this small seafood restaurant chain, committed to providing a casual environment where everyone can enjoy a great meal and have some fun too. California Pizza Kitchen 714.991.0305 California Pizza Kitchen Serving innovative pizzas, delicious salads, made-to-order pastas, sandwiches, soups and appetizers. Great for lunch and dinner! The Cheesecake Factory 714.533.7500 A unique, upscale casual dining restaurant that offers more than 200 menu selections including appetizers, pizza, pasta, seafood, steaks, salads, sandwiches and more. FiRE + iCE 714.808.9757 Unique dining experience featuring an incredible variety of fresh meats, seafood, vegetables, pasta and sauces cooked on an open grill in a refreshingly fun atmosphere. McCormick & Schmick’s Grille 714.535.9000 McCormick & Schmick’s Grille Seafood restaurant that features 30 varieties of fresh seafood and a daily changing menu. Recognized with numerous Best Seafood Restaurant awards. P.F. Chang’s China Bistro 714.507.2021 A popular restaurant chain, founded in 1993, offering American Chinese cuisine in an upscale atmostphere. Roy’s Hawaiian Fusion Cuisine 714.776.7697 A blend of European cooking techniques with the flavors of fresh, local ingredients found in the Pacific Rim. Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. [email protected] [email protected](714) 765/8888 (714) 765/8870 (714) 991/8963(714) 991/8963 meetings.anaheimoc.org Restaurants - South Coast Plaza South Coast Plaza • 3333 Bristol St., Costa Mesa, CA 92626 13 miles from the Anaheim Convention Center Your visit to South Coast Plaza not only affords you world-class shopping, but also some of the most heralded southcoastplaza.com. dining in Orange County. For more information, visit ANQI by Crustacean 714.557.5679 The owners of famed LA restaurant Crustacean opened this Vietnamese-fusion restaurant featuring small plates and a delicious noodle bar in a contemporary and casual setting. Antonello Ristorante 714.751.7153 With its palazzo-like setting, delectable cuisine and exemplary service, this award-winning restaurant is a perennial favorite with Orange County diners. Charlie Palmer at Bloomingdale’s 714.352.2525 Seasons 52 A masterful mix of progressive American cuisine with an innovative approach to wine, set in a contemporary design inspired by materials from vineyards with an emphasis on natural light. Maggiano’s Little Italy 714.546.9550 Bountiful portions of classic Southern Italian cuisine take you straight to the heart of New York’s “Little Italy.” Seasons 52 714.437.5252 Fresh grill and wine bar with a menu that changes seasonally. Casually sophisticated ambiance and piano bar nightly. The Capital Grille The Capital Grille 714.432.1140 Enjoy dry-aged steaks, fresh seafood and an extensive wine list in comfortably elegant surroundings. Wolfgang Puck Bistro 714.556.0611 x 3005 Casual café atmosphere serving up legendary pizzas and personalized pasta dishes. Antonello Ristorante [email protected] [email protected](714) 765/8888 (714) 765/8870 (714) 991/8963(714) 991/8963 meetings.anaheimoc.org Restaurants - Fashion Island Fashion Island • 401 Newport Center Dr., Newport Beach, CA 92660 18 miles from the Anaheim Convention Center Fashion Island offers a unique shopping environment complete with panoramic ocean views and towering palm trees. This premier open-air center also has many options for a memorable dining experience. shopfashionisland.com. For more information, visit California Pizza Kitchen 949.759.5543 Known for its innovative pizzas creatively designed on a delicious crust and hearth-baked to perfection, California Pizza Kitchen also offers a variety of salads, pastas, soups, appetizers and tempting desserts. Canaletto Ristorante Veneto 949.640.0900 Drawing its flavors from the Veneto region of northeastern Italy, Canaletto’s sophisticated Italian ambiance is highlighted by gracious and abundant hospitality, five-star service and a California Pizza Kitchen diverse menu. El Torito Grill 949.640.2875 Savor authentic dishes from the American Southwest featuring fresh tortillas along with grilled beef, poultry and seafood. El Torito also features 84 kinds of tequila, hand-shaken margaritas and a wood-smoke mesquite grill. Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar 949.720.9633 Offering the best in steakhouse dining with a sophisticated and unique wine list that features 100 wines served by the glass. Fleming’s P.F. Chang’s China Bistro 949.759.9007 Popular American-Chinese cuisine offered in an upscale yet casual environment. R+D Kitchen 949.219.0555 Crisp and flavorful American cuisine in quintessential indoor and outdoor spaces. Roy’s Hawaiian Fusion Cuisine 949.640.7697 An acclaimed, elegant restaurant offering a fusion of classic European cooking styles, fresh Pacific seafood and Asian ingredients. Roy’s offers an exceptional wine list. Roy’s Yard House 949.640.9273 Known for the world’s largest selection of draft beer and remembered for the excellent food, Yard House offers an eclectic menu of American Fusion fare. [email protected] [email protected](714) 765/8888 (714) 765/8870 (714) 991/8963(714) 991/8963 meetings.anaheimoc.org Restaurants - The Outlets at Orange The Outlets at Orange • 20 City Blvd. West, Orange, CA 92868 3 miles from the Anaheim Convention Center The only outlet shopping destination in Orange County, The Outlets at Orange provide an open-air entertainment center with diverse dining options. For more information, visit outletsatorange.com. Alcatraz Brewing Co. 714.939.8686 It’s like taking a vacation to San Francisco when you visit this restaurant and brewery. Sample cuisine from famous San Francisco neighborhoods like Chinatown, Fisherman’s Wharf, North Beach and the Mission. Café Tu Tu Tango 714.769.2222 A restaurant reminiscent of a Spanish artists’ loft serving creative fare that captures exotic flavors from around the world in small, appetizer-sized portions. Corner Bakery Café 714.939.8410 Alcatraz Brewing Company Offers a casual atmosphere featuring innovative, seasonal menu options ranging from made-to-order breakfast scramblers and signature panini to handcrafted salads, sandwiches and mouthwatering sweets. Dave & Buster’s 714.938.0252 Eat American classics like a Philly Cheesesteak or Blackened Chicken Pasta and feel like a kid again playing video games galore. El Torito 714.939.6711 Relax with friends while enjoying the fun and flavors of old Mexico. Enjoy classics like fajitas, tacos, burritos and more. Café Tu Tu Tango Market Broiler 714.769.3474 A casual, full-service restaurant where seafood is prepared over mesquite charcoal flames. Mouth- watering entrees include 18 fresh fish offered daily, fresh chicken, aged beef, salads and pasta. T.G.I. Friday’s 714.978.3308 Happy hour deals are offered Monday through Friday and with a wide variety of entrees to choose from, it’s a great place to go with colleagues or family. Dave & Buster’s [email protected] [email protected](714) 765/8888 (714) 765/8870 (714) 991/8963(714) 991/8963 meetings.anaheimoc.org Restaurants - The District at Tustin Legacy The District at Tustin Legacy • 2437 Park Ave., Tustin, CA 92782 13 miles from the Anaheim Convention Center Orange County’s newest shopping and entertainment destination is over one million square feet with many thedistricttl.com.
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