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Apartment Shopping Made… Free 2009 Shop Irvine Apartment Shopping Made… Free. Fast. Easy. Free... Come meet with our Housing Specialists and save valuable time finding your ideal home. And the best part is, it’s totally free. Fast... We’ll customize your search to quickly find your new apartment by location, price and amenities. Check out our roommate service too. Easy... At our rental living Apartment Information Center, you’ll find thousands of options in Irvine, Newport Beach, Tustin Ranch and Costa Mesa. 17625-B Harvard Irvine, CA 92614 T. 949.223.0800 Rental-Living.com Open daily SHOP IRVINE AND COMMUNITY ACCESS GUIDE Dear Irvine Shoppers and Members of the Community: hat do you get when you shop or dine at one of the nearly 50 Wshopping centers located in Irvine? You get a city recognized for four straight years as the safest city in America. You get a city that is known around the world for its quality educational facilities – from grade school through college. You also get a master-planned city that is one of the most desirable locations to live in Orange County if not the country. So why would you shop anywhere else? When you SHOP IRVINE, one cent of sales tax for each dollar you spend goes into the City’s general fund, which supports city services such as public safety, street and park maintenance, and community planning standards. And with more than 14,000 businesses located in Irvine, you can find almost anything you are looking for within the convenience of your city boundaries. The Irvine Chamber and the City of Irvine are proud to offer you this publication to help you locate the shops you are looking for as well as the city resources that make your Irvine lifestyle special. The guide’s convenient size allows you to store it in a drawer by your phone or in the glove box of your car. We urge you to refer to this guide throughout the year and explore the many treasures Irvine has to offer. Sean Joyce Jacquie Warren City Manager President/C.E.O. City of Irvine Irvine Chamber www.irvinechamber.com • www.cityofirvine.org 3 SHOP IRVINE AND COMMUNITY ACCESS GUIDE Table of Contents Letter. 3 Automobile Dealers, Services & Printing & Copying Services. 62 Message from the City of Irvine. .6 Repairs. .38 Real Estate. .62 Map of Irvine Shopping Awards & Corporate Gifts. .38 Retirement Facilities. .63 Centers. 8 Bail Bonds . 38 RV Centers & Services. .63 Index of Listings. .113 Banking Services. 38 Security Service. .63 Books. 42 Specialty Retail. .63 Car Washes. 42 Sporting Goods. 63 Beauty, Health Carpet Cleaning & Flooring. 42 Storage Facilities. 65 & Fitness Child Care Services. .42 Toys & Games. .65 Cleaning Services. 42 Travel Agencies & Services. 65 Beauty. .10 Clothing. .42 Vacuum Sales & Repairs. 65 Cosmetics, Beauty Supplies Convenience Stores. 45 Wine Lounges & Stores . .65 & Perfume. .12 Craft & Hobby Stores. .45 Wireless Communications. 65 Dance. .12 Department Stores. .45 Diet Centers. .12 Drycleaning & Laundry Fitness & Sports Centers. 12 Additional Services. 45 Health. 13 Irvine Chamber Educational & Training. .46 Nail Salons. .13 Electronic Equipment & Members Self Defense . 14 Services. 48 Additional Irvine Tanning Salons . 14 Employment Agencies & Chamber Members. .65 Services. 48 Engineering & Architecture. 49 The Irvine Chamber of Commerce Dining & Food Entertainment. 49 is proud to have members that Baked Goods & Event Planning, Catering offer a wide variety of services. If Specialty Foods. 15 & Facilities. 49 you are unable to find a category Coffee & Tea. .15 Financial Services. 49 listed in the other sections, please Drinks & Health Shakes. 16 Florists & Balloons. 50 look in the Irvine Chamber Members Ice Cream & Yogurt. 17 Footwear & Leather Goods section beginning on page 64. Not Meal Services. 17 Repair Stores. 51 all of the businesses are located in Restaurants. 17 Furniture Stores. .51 Irvine, but each of them are proud Gas Stations. .52 and strong supporters of Irvine Medical & Gifts, Novelties & Souvenirs. 52 and the community. Dental Grocers. .53 Hardware & Home Acupuncture/Acupressure. .27 Improvement. 54 Chiropractic. 27 Hotels, Motels & Suites. .55 Dental. 27 Insurance Services. 55 Hypnotherapy. 30 Interior Design. 58 Medical. .30 Jewelry. 58 Optometry. .32 Locksmith. .58 Physical Therapy. 33 Mail Services. 58 Psychology/Psychotherapy. 33 Marketing Services. 58 Mortgage Lending & Brokers. 60 Shopping & Mortuaries. .60 Services Motion Picture Theatres. 60 Accounting & Tax Services. 34 Motorcycle Dealers & Services. 60 Alterations. .34 Music & Video Stores. .60 Apartments. .36 Office Supplies & Equipment. 61 Art Supplies & Services. 36 Pet Care Services & Supplies. 61 Attorneys & Legal Services. 36 Pharmacies. 61 Photo & Camera. 62 4 www.irvinechamber.com • www.cityofirvine.org Irvine City Clubs & Reference Organizations Elected Officials. 88 Cultural. .98 PUBLISHER City of Irvine Services Professional. .98 Jacquie Warren (A to Z City of Irvine Senior. 99 President/CEO Services Guide) . 88 Service. 99 Irvine Chamber County Services. .91 Social. .100 Business Development. 92 Sports. 102 EDITOR Carpools. .92 Youth. 102 Russell Lahodny Courts. 92 Vice President Communications Disabled Services. .93 Religious Irvine Chamber Emergency Services. .93 Organizations Employment Services. 93 ASSISTANT EDITOR Religious Organizations. .103 Golf Courses & Lessons. 93 Florance Chung Health. 93 Communications Coordinator Hospitals/Medical Centers. 93 Schools & Irvine Chamber Housing. .94 Education Law Enforcement. 94 Irvine Education. 105 ART DIRECTOR Libraries. 94 Elementary Schools. .105 Tyson Koerper Newspapers. .94 Middle Schools. .105 Post Offices. 94 High Schools. 107 ADVERTISING State Services. 94 Preschools & Private Schools. .107 Nancy Tilove Taxes. .96 Higher Education. .111 Vice President Membership Transportation. 96 Irvine Chamber Trash & Waste. 96 U.S. Government. 96 Irvine Chamber Membership Utilities. .97 (949) 660-9112 ext. 121 This Shop Irvine Guide is a publication of the Irvine Chamber of Commerce, Advertisers Index supported by the City of Irvine and The Irvine Company. Assistance League of Irvine. 43 Irvine Public Schools Foundation. 108 These listings include retailers and AT&T. .85 Irvine Spectrum Center. .67 retail-oriented businesses located in Irvine Blooms and Bears. .51 Irvine Valley College. .112 shopping centers, as well as retail-oriented Cancer Center of Irvine. .31 Irvine Village Flowers. .50 businesses in other locations. Also included are professional and medical services Churm Media. .81 Kaiser Permanente. .123 located in participating shopping centers City of Irvine. .86, 87 Kawasaki. .73 and those professional services who are Cox Communications. 37 Regents Point. .64 Irvine Chamber of Commerce members in Dana Wharf Sportfishing. .21 Irvine Company–Gift Card Ad. .59 other centers. eWaste Center. .96 The Market Place. .9 This is a guide to assist you in Gas Company . .97 University of California, Irvine. .109 patronizing your local retailers. It is not Gelson’s Market. .53 University of Redlands. .110 a comprehensive.
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