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CONTENTS

September 2014 | Volume 37 | Issue 9

WELCOME TO SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

Attractions 8 SoCal Listings 10 Pirate's Dinner Adventure 12 Legacy of the Red Carpet 14

Arts & Culture 18 Pageant of the Masters 19 The Ragean Museum 21

Dining & Shopping

Local Souvenirs 24

Seaside Excursions 32

Our selection of SoCal museums will be a treat for the whole family.

Hornblower Cruises 33 Waterfront 34 Beach Listings 36

Explore 38 Starline Tours: See the best of LA 39 Del Mar Thoroughbred Club 40 Local Value 45 Map of Orange County & Los Angeles 51 Map of San Diego 52

TV Listings 53

This taste of local restraunts is sure to please your inner foodie.

Get a couple practice swings in at select local golf course listings.

Places is published monthly by: The Place Media, A subsidiary of Global Vision Holdings 1400 Quail Street, Suite 138 | Newport Beach, CA 92660 | 949.833.2550 | info@theplacemedia.com There are three editions: Los Angeles | Orange County | San Diego Over 98,000 copies of PLACES are distributed monthly to visitors in over 600 Southern California hotels.

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Whether you are here for some Los Angeles Hollywood star sightings, the Orange County’s beautiful picturesque landscapes, or San Diego’s laid-back atmosphere, you have traveled to the right place. We're in full gear here in Southern California and would like to provide you with all the must see and things to do while you are here! Enclosed you will find all of the necessary tools to lead you on your adventures and help you enjoy your visit. With the tips, events, and maps found in these pages, we make it easy for you to make Southern California your personal playground. Looking for things to do? Check out the color coded categories including: Attractions; Shop, Drink & Dine; Land, Sea & See; Arts & Culture; Coupons, and TV Listings. We hope to make you feel at home, and keep you exploring everything from the beaches, mountains, the best thrills and attractions – while soaking up the Southern California sun! Are you traveling on a budget? No problem! We have hand-picked the best coupons to help you save money so you can enjoy even more of what Southern California has to offer. And with just a short drive with the wind in your hair, Los Angeles, Orange County or San Diego events are never too far away from where you are. Check ont he web at placesmagazine.net to download even more special offers from our friends here in Southern California. Get the scoop by liking our Facebook page: fb.com/placesmag and while there, enter for a chance to win some of our fabulous monthly giveaways. Follow us @placesmag on Twitter & Instagram. We appreciate your support. Thank you for being a valued reader and friend of Places. // Samantha Stuber, Director

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A RIDE TO REMEMBER

One of the sweetest things about our collection of SoCal amusement parks is that they’re always evolving. Seriously. Yes, you’ll find all the fan favorites, but you’ll also discover brand-new and revamped attractions popping up all over the place. Take a peek and check out what we’ve got in store for you this Summer. We’re re-imagining SoCal’s theme parks. Shouldn’t you?

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Step beneath the waves into SeaWorld’s all-new Explorer’s Reef,™ a hands-in experience where you’ll connect with the sea and amazing animals like never before. Plus, during Summer Nights it’s a whole new park after dark with Shamu’s Celebration: Light Up The Night and Sea Lions Tonite® shows; capped off with our all-new fireworks finale. Create memories that will last a lifetime — only at SeaWorld.®

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Aquarium of the Pacific

100 Aquarium Way, Long Beach 562-590-3100 | aquariumofpacific.org

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA SUMMER ATTRACTIONS

Disneyland Resort

1313 S. Harbor Blvd., Anaheim 714-781-4565 | disneyland.com

LEGOLAND California Resort

1 LEGOLAND Dr., Carlsbad 760-918-5346 | california.legoland.com

Madame Tussauds Hollywood 6933 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 323-798-1670 madametussaudshollywood.com

Medieval Times

8039 Beach Blvd., Buena Park 714-220-5200 | medievaltimes.com

Pirate’s Dinner Adventure 7600 Beach Blvd., Buena Park 714-690-1497 piratesdinneradventureca.com

UNIVERSAL STUDIOS HOLLYWOOD

LEGOLAND® CALIFORNIA RESORT

Universal Studios Hollywood is The Entertainment Capital of L.A and home to exciting thrill rides. At Universal CityWalk, an outdoor entertainment complex adjacent to Universal Studios Hollywood, unique shops and a dynamic selection of restaurants for any taste.

For awesome hands-on playtime, Carlsbad’s LEGOLAND California is the ticket. Enjoy more than 60 rides, shows, and attractions, interactive LEGO features, themed play areas, family pool and kid’s entertainment! Don't miss the LEGO scuptures too!

DISNEYLAND RESORT

SEAWORLD SAN DIEGO

The Happiest Place on Earth just got happier! Picture two amazing Disney Parks — the world-famous Disneyland Park and the newly expanded Disney California Adventure Park — plus three incredible Resort hotels and Downtown Disney.

Spread across 190 acres on beautiful Mission Bay Park, SeaWorld San Diego is known for spectacular animal shows, interactive attractions, aquariums, rides and beautiful landscaping. Don't miss 'Operation: Vacation', a live 20-minute musical.

SIX FLAGS MAGIC MOUNTAIN

PIRATES DINNER ADVENTURE

Known for amazing coasters like the recently launched Lex Luthor: Drop of Doom, the world’s tallest vertical drop ride, but it certainly hasn’t forgotten its youngest guests. Inside the park, you’ll find Bugs Bunny World, a six-acre, interactive wonderland where children get to enjoy pint-sized thrills.

Set aboard an authentically replicated 18th-century Spanish galleon measuring 46 feet long, 18 feet wide with 40-foot masts, the ship is anchored in a 300,000-gallon indoor lagoon with night sky lighting. Adventure unfolds with a cast a dozen actors, singers and stunt performers.

San Diego Zoo

2920 Zoo Dr., San Diego 619-231-1515 | sandiegozoo.org

San Diego Zoo Safari Park

15500 San Pasqual Valley Rd., Escondido 760-747-8702 | sdsafaripark.org

SEA LIFE Carlsbad Aquarium 1 LEGOLAND Dr., Carlsbad 760-918-5346 visitsealife.com/california

SeaWorld San Diego

500 SeaWorld Dr., San Diego 800-25-SHAMU seaworldsandiego.com

Six Flags Magic Mountain

26101 Magic Mountain Pkwy., Valencia 661-255-4111 sixflags.com/magicmountain

Universal Studios Hollywood

100 Universal City Plz., Universal City 800-UNIVERSAL universalstudioshollywood.com

Warner Bros. VIP Studio Tour 3400 Riverside Dr., Burbank 818-972-8687 | wbstudiotour.com Scan with your QR reader for extra savings with Southern California CityPass. Or give them a call at 888-330-5008.

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ARE YOU READY FOR A REAL PIRATE ADVENTURE SHOW? A yo, ho-ho and a bottle of rum…get ready for a night filled with swashbuckling swordplay, dynamic duels and even a little romance. All of this unfolds right before your very eyes as you sit from the stands and dine on the finest grub and grog. Where do you find such a place that will take you away from today's world and make you become a sea-loving pirate? Pirates Dinner Adventure show in Buena Park, California has something for everyone. There plenty of interaction for the kids, humor for adults and all around great show for the whole family. 12

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The night we went; we were celebrating a special birthday. Add three adults, 10 seven-year-old boys and two girls, and you’ve got an evening of plenty adventure. As you walk into the lobby, there the souvenir store awaits. To a child it’s a chest full of treasures from eye patches to swords to gold coins. Everything that little pirates needs. There also some specialty drinks for parents and adults, from their popular Mai Tai to the Green Pirate drink…it’s all here. After buying the swords for the kids and drinks in hand, we made our way to our seats. The hostplacesmagazine.net

had a choice between half a chicken or beef skewers. Both choices were great (we all shared a little bit from each others plates). Finally, the brownie dessert came out and needless to say everyone was more than satisfied and happy with their treat. The one thing that stuck out in our minds was the customer service. We had young boy with us that was allergic to many of ingredients found everyday food. We had told Pirates Dinner Adventure about his allergies, and they went above and beyond to have a special meal and dessert made for the boy. All this is happening while the show was going on; it was an entertaining show, fun and very interactive. Be prepared to be part of the show from your seats. If it’s your birthday, the pirates call you on stage, and you get to take ess came and sat us in the orange a picture. Believe me if you’re a There plenty of section. The Pirates Dinner Adven10-year-old little boy or girl that’s interaction for ture seats you within four different one experience they’ll never forget. colors of the venue and throughout They’re so many opportunities for the kids, humor the show you cheer on your pirate kids to interact with the cast. The for adults and all on as he clashes with and races only time you have no fun here is if against other pirates. around great show you choose not to and just sit there. Once inside your seated with This place is what you make it to be for the whole your color and your pirate starts and believe me, you want to make getting you pumped and ready for it one of the best nights you’ve had family to enjoy the show. At the same time, the out in a long time. at Pirate's Dinner hostess starts taking your order Pirates Dinner Adventure Show and bringing our your food. The doesn’t holdback, from their wonAdventure. first course is vegetable soup or derful customer service to their enhouse salad. I chose the vegetable soup, and it was tertaining show. If you're looking for a fun night very good. I loved they way they served the soup. for the family, Pirates Dinner Adventure is where You could either use a soupspoon or drink it right the fantasies of would be pirates of all ages come out of the bowl. Then our main dish came out. We alive. Arrrrrrrrrrr-rrrrrrrrrrr! PLACES

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A BREIF HISTORY OF ONE OF CALIFORNIA'S MOST ICONIC DESTIATIONS

LEGACY OF THE RED CARPET

Movie studios in the Hollywood area from the air, as it appeared in 1922.

On January 22, 1947, the first commercial TV station west of the Mississippi River, KTLA, began operating in Hollywood. In December of that year, the first Hollywood movie production was made for TV, The Public Prosecutor. In addition, in the 1950s, music recording studios and offices began moving into Hollywood. Other businesses, however, continued to migrate to different parts of Los Angeles, primarily to Burbank, California. The famous Capitol Records building on Vine Street just north of Hollywood Boulevard was built in 1956. It is a recording studio not open to the public, but its unique circular design looks like a stack of old 45rpm vinyl records. The Hollywood Walk of Fame was created in 1958 and the first star was placed in 1960 as a tribute to artists working in the entertainment industry. Honorees receive a star based on career and lifetime achievements in motion pictures, live theatre, radio, television, and or music, as well as their charitable and civic contributions. In 1985, the Hollywood Boulevard commercial and entertainment district was officially listed in the National Register of Historic Places protecting important

buildings and seeing to it that the significance of Hollywood's past would always be a part of its future. In June 1999, the long-awaited Hollywood extension of the Metro Red Line subway opened, running from Downtown Los Angeles to the Valley, with stops on Hollywood Boulevard at Western Avenue, at Vine Street and at Highland Avenue. The Kodak Theatre, which opened in 2001 on Hollywood Boulevard at Highland Avenue, where the historic Hollywood Hotel once stood, has become the new home of the Oscars. In 2002, a number of Hollywood citizens began a campaign for the district to secede from Los Angeles and become its own incorporated city. Secession supporters argued that the leaders of Los Angeles were ignoring the needs of their community. In June, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors placed secession referendums for both Hollywood and the Valley on the ballots for a "citywide election." In the November election, the referendums failed to receive the required percentage of votes by a wide margin. Modern day Hollywood is a diverse, vital, and active community striving to preserve the elegant buildings from its past. //courtesy of David Chandler

...it's past would always be part of its future.

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ARTS & CULTURE

HIDDEN TREASURES

Southern California has it all. From new to old, modern to contemporary, there is something for everyone. Take a journey through one of the architecturally stunning museums such as The Getty in Los Angeles, or see a musical at the South Coast Repertory in Orange County. There are endless options as just about every neighborhood is hiding a bit of its one culture tucked within it.

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SPEND A NIGHT WITH "THE ART DETECTIVE" AT

PAGENT OF THE MASTERS

pon arriving at the Pageant of the Masters, I didn’t know what to expect. I knew I would be surrounded by a night of art and culture but seeing famous pieces of artwork come alive before my eyes, blew me away. The Pageant of the Masters reenacts real people posing as portrait subjects. In each painted master you will find people that are painted to look like the original painting. When people within the art are ready and posed, the special effects lighting is turned on. In a matter of seconds, you have a piece of artwork that looks like the original, only with motionless humans within the “painting”. A live narrator and orchestra set the scene and helps create the magic. As we walked into the open-air theater and took our seats, the lights dimmed. “The Art Detective” was about to begin. The curtain started to rise and in front of us sat, Rembrandt Van Rijn’s The Night Watch. The picture looks so real, so flawless. I had to squint my eyes because I was trying to identify the people from the painting but it is impossible. As the night went on, I watched in astonishment as real people transformed into re-creations of paintings, sculptures

The pictures looked so real, so flawless.

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and other works of art. A bronze statue called Sherlock Holmes by Gerald O. Laing, stood completely undisturbed while everyone gazed, and the narrator told the story behind the statue. Masterpieces such as Emanuel Leutze’s Washington Crossing the Delaware and Edouard Manet’s Street Singer, graced the stage as we all sat in awe. The last masterpiece presented was the most magnificent though. Leonardo da Vinci’s The Last Supper, made its appearance as the final masterpiece. I was taken back forgetting, there sat real people transformed into the The Last Supper. This creation was an amazing piece and a wonderful way to end the show. The Pageant of the Masters is something everyone should experience to appreciate. The art pieces presented and the stories behind the art make for a perfect evening in Laguna Beach. This year’s theme “The Art Detective” shows the dramatic takes of art lost and found, and the phenomenal ways people have protected our artistic heritage. //by Maegan Castro-Flores

Watch real people be magically transformed into life-sized re-creations of famous works of timeless art.

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MUSEUMS

OUR GUIDE TO THE BEST COLLECTIONS OF HISTORY AND CULTURE IN SOCAL

A CULTURE BLEND OF MODERN AND HISTORIC AWESOME

The Grammy Museum 800 W. Olympic Blvd (213) 765-6800 grammymuseum.org Griffith Park 4730 Crystal Springs Dr (323) 913-4688 griffithobs.org Huntington Library and Gardens 1151 Oxford Road (626) 405-2100 huntington.org Los Angeles County Museum of Art 5905 Wilshire Blvd (323) 857-6000 lacma.org

Ronald Reagan Library 40 Presidential Dr (805) 522-2977 reaganfoundation.org

Bowers Museum 2002 N Main St (714) 567-3600 bowers.org

Balboa Park 1549 El Prado (619) 239-0512 balboapark.org

The Getty Center 1200 Getty Center Dr (310) 440-7300 getty.edu

Laguna Museum of Art 307 Cliff Dr (949) 494-8971 lagunaartmuseum.org

San Diego Natural History Museum 1788 El Prado (619) 232-3821 sdnhm.org

Architecture + Design Museum 6032 Wilshire Blvd (805) 522-2977 aplusd.org

Richard Nixon Library 18001 Yorba Linda Blvd (714) 983-9120 nixonfoundation.org

USS Midway Museum 910 N Harbor Dr (619) 544-9600 midway.org

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PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY & MUSEUM

THE REAGAN LIBRARY

10Best and USA Today announced the Reader’s Choice winner for the #1 Presidential Attraction in the United States. The Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum placed first in the list of Presidential Libraries and homes listed and ranked second behind Mt. Rushmore as the best presidential attraction in the country. “The American Presidency comes alive at the Reagan Library,” said John Heubusch, executive director of the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation. “Guests to the Library walk onboard an actual Air Force One aircraft that flew seven U.S. presidents, touch an authentic piece of the Berlin Wall, and pay their respects at President Reagan’s Grave Site. Readers could vote between eighteen different presidential attractions. Mount Rushmore was the only presidential attraction to receive more votes than the Reagan Library. Ronald Reagan’s path to the White House. Using Green Screen technology, visitors call a Cubs game, introduce a GE Theater episode, and even act in a movie with Ronald Reagan. Visitors also travel the world on diplomatic missions on board Air Force One and explore the White House Oval Office and East Wing. Visitors may also enjoy the Library’s outdoor grounds, including replicas of the White House Rose Garden West Lawn and dine in one of two restaurants. Located in Simi Valley, California the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum houses 63 million pages of Gubernatorial, Presidential and personal papers and over 60,000 gifts and artifacts chronicling the lives of Ronald and Nancy Reagan. It also serves as the final resting place of America’s 40th President. The Reagan Library is located at 40 Presidential Drive in Simi Valley, California. Public hours are from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. www.reaganlibrary.com

Over 26,400 square feet of state-of-the-art, highly interactive galleries await you. From Air Force One to extraordinary photos and video, to interactive games, the Reagan Library is fun for the entire family.

VIEW REAGANLIBRARY.COM FOR UP-TO-DATE INFO ON SPECIAL TEMPORARY EXHIBITS 40 Presidential Drive, Simi Valley | REAGANLIBRARY.COM | 805.522.2977

www.grammymuseum.org Mon - Fri 11:30am - 7:30pm Sat - Sun 10am - 7:30pm

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DINING & SHOPPING TAKE A DEEP BREATH

No you’re not in heaven...it just may seem like it with all the delicious food and superb shopping. Dozens and dozens of amazing malls surround the freeways as you pass through Southern California, but don’t forget to pull off one of those exits to explore an unknown’s city’s hidden foodie restaurants and fun boutiques. One of our favorite cities in central Southern California is Anaheim. Not only does this city host one of the most famous amusement parks of all time, Disneyland, but it also hosts some of our favorite sports teams, shopping malls, and outstanding restaurants.

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Black Market 2023 - 2025 Sawtelle Blvd., Los Angeles 310-966-1555 blackmarketla.com Cusp 10250 Santa Monica Blvd., Los Angeles 310-552-0300 cusp.com Handmade 14556 Ventura Blvd., Sherman Oaks 818-382-3444 handmadegalleriesla.com Long Beach Towne Center 7575 Carson Boulevard, Long Beach longbeachtownecenter.net Milk 8209 W. 3rd St., Los Angeles 323-951-0330 shopatmilk.com Nanette Lepore Boutique 114 S. Robertson Blvd., Los Angeles 310-281-0004 nanettelepore.com Polkadots and Moonbeams 8367 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 8381 W. 3rd St., Los Angeles 323-651-1746 polkadotsandmoonbeams.com Satine Boutique 8134 W. 3rd St., Los Angeles 323-655-2142 satineboutique.com Scout 1646 N. Cherokee Ave., Hollywood 323-658-8684 scoutla.net

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Sportie LA 7751 - 7753 Melrose Ave., Los Angeles 323-651-1553 sportiela.com Tarina Tarantino 7957 Melrose Ave., Los Angeles 323-651-5155 tarinatarantino.com Terra 8226 W. 3rd St., Los Angeles 323-653-1500 terraonthird.com

Vanity Room 13217 Washington Blvd., Los Angeles 310-821-3088 shopvanityroom.com Varga LA 2714 Main St., Santa Monica 310-310-8811 vargastore.com

Bazaar del Mundo 4133 Taylor St., Old Town 619-296-3161 bazaardelmundo.com placesmagazine.net

G Carlsbad Premium Outlets 5620 Paseo del Norte, Carlsbad 760-804-9000 premiumoutlets.com/carlsbad Cedros Design District Solana Beach cedrosdesigndistrict.net Farmerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Markets sdfarmbureau.org Fashion Valley 7007 Friars Rd., San Diego 619-297-3381 simon.com/mall Flashbacks 3847 Fifth Ave., Hillcrest 619-291-4200 flashbackintime.com Louâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Records 434 North Coast Highway 101, Leucadia 760-753-1382 lousrecords.com Museum Stores of Balboa Park 1549 El Prado, Balboa Park 619-239-0512 balboapark.org Ocean Beach Antique District Newport Ave., Ocean Beach antiquesinsandiego.com Offtrack Gallery 937 South Coast Highway 101, Encinitas 760-942-3636 offtrackgallery.com Quint Contemporary Art 7739 Drury Ln., La Jolla 858-454-3409 quintgallery.com Seaport Village 849 W. Harbor Dr., San Diego 619-235-4014 PLACES

Viejas Outlet Center 5005 Willows Rd., Alpine 619-659-2070 shopviejas.com Westfield Horton Plaza 324 Horton Plaza, San Diego 619-239-8180 westfield.com/hortonplaza

Anaheim GardenWalk 321 W. Katella Ave., Anaheim 714-635-7410 anaheimgardenwalk.com Anaheim Plaza 530 N. Euclid St., Anaheim anaheimplaza.net Asian Garden Mall 9200 Bolsa Ave., Westminster 714-891-2122 asiangardenmall.com Balboa Island Jamboree and Bayside, Newport Beach 800-94-COAST visitnewportbeach.com Buena Park Downtown 8308 On the Mall, Buena Park 714-828-7722 buenaparkdowntown.com The CAMP 2937 Bristol St., Costa Mesa 714-444-4CMP thecampsite.com Citadel Factory Outlet 100 Citadel Dr., City of Commerce 323-888-1724 citadeloutlets.com

Crystal Cove Promenade 7845 E. Pacific Coast Hwy., Newport Beach shopneighborhoodcenters.com The District at Tustin Legacy 2437 Park Ave., Tustin 714-259-9090 thedistricttl.com Fashion Island 401 Newport Center Dr., Newport Beach 949-721-2000 fashionisland.com Irvine Spectrum Center 71 Fortune Dr., Irvine 949-753-5180 shopirvinespectrumcenter.com The LAB Antimall 2930 Bristol St., Costa Mesa 714-966-6660 thelab.com Old Towne Orange Historical District Chapman Ave. and Glassell St., Orange 714-744-2225 cityoforange.org South Coast Plaza 3333 Bristol St., Costa Mesa 800-782-8888 southcoastplaza.com Stanton International Marketplace 10401 Beach Blvd., Stanton 714-527-1234 indoorswapmeet.net The Strand 155 5th St., Huntington Beach 714-465-4528 atthestrand.com

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we call it the center of attention, you will call it truly entertaining. Experience it all at the Long Beach Towne Center. From the hottest boutiques and restaurants to the latest movies and live music, there’s always something going on at Long Beach Towne Center. With a promenade* designed with you in mind, we’ve created the perfect place for you to relax and hang out and even a place for the kids to play.

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TrickorTreating at Buena park downtown FREE Trick or Treat bags for the first 500 kids! [ While supplies last ]

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Plus balloon art, face painting and A DJ Spinning Kid Friendly Tunes!

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RALPH BRENNAN'S JAZZ KITCHEN

American-Cajun Creole | $$ 1590 S. Disneyland Drive, Anaheim 714-776-5200 | rbjazzkitchen.com Celebrate New Orleans' dual legacies food and jazz, served up in a whimsical setting depicting the charm and hospitality of New Orleans complete with a lush courtyard, festive dining rooms and a grand balcony overlooking the revelry of Downtown Disney. Our menu pulses with the bold flavors of south Louisiana with favorites like Gumbo Ya Ya, Pasta Jambalaya and Double Chocolate Bread Pudding. Oh, did we mention there is live music nightly? Even if you can't dine in, don't miss Beignets and more at the adjacent Jazz Kitchen Express.

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ANAHEIM WHITE HOUSE RESTAURANT

Gourmet Italian/Seafood Bistro | $$$ 887 S. Anaheim Blvd., Anaheim 714-772-138 anaheimwhitehouse.com Before even walking through the doors, arriving at the Anaheim White House Restaurant is already a special experience. The National Historical Landmark building is unlike any other in the area, with its welcoming patio and regal façade outlined with hundreds of twinkle lights shining in the evening sky. It’s the kind of place where everyone is treated like a special VIP guest, from the gracious host who greets you to the incredibly professional wait staff who cater to your every need, no matter how big or small. Upon being seated we had the honor of being visited by the owner Bruno Serato, who educated us on the history of the restaurant, its authentic Italian influences, such as the one-of-a-kind wall murals, and all of the important people who have graced its tables. Even more impressive is the charity work that Bruno does with the underprivileged children in the Anaheim area. Each night he delivers fresh pasta to over 500 children who wouldn’t otherwise have food on their table, so every purchase made at this establishment helps keep this amazing program going. CNN, People Magazine, and the CBS Evening News with Katie Couric have all reported on this ongoing outreach of community support that continues to do such good for the children of Orange County. After this intellectual and spiritual education, we moved on to the culinary

schooling. We were treated to special appetizers ranging from a delicious and tender Carpaccio, to individualized sampler platters of their rich and flavorful pasta items. The wine selection is diverse and extensive, with enough selections to please even the pickiest of wine connoisseurs! The main course made for some tough choices, but everyone at our table was beyond pleased with their selections, which made for a lot of sharing and passing around of plates. The waiters are all well-informed, and were able to explain in detail how each dish is prepared and offered good suggestions to the indecisive ones in our group. The fresh local vegetable sides were a perfect companion to the meat and fresh seafood.

Thanks to over 30,000 voters, Anaheim White House Restaurant was named in the 2013 OC Hot List as the Best Fine Dining in Orange County! We didn’t think we’d have room for dessert, until we saw the menu and (of course) had to order one of everything. Everyone left satisfied, and already planning our next excursion at the White House Restaurant. placesmagazine.net

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American Steakhouse | $$$ 1464 S. Coast Hwy., Laguna Beach 949-715-9881 selannesteaktavern.com As I drove down Pacific Coast Highway the smell of the ocean air instantly hit me. With the ocean to the right of me, I remembered why I love California so much. I got caught up in all the art shops, people and activity that surrounded me but I finally found my destination to Selanne Steak Tavern in Laguna Beach, California. Owned by hockey legend and 2007 Stanley Cup winner and star player for the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim, Teemu Selanne converted long time Laguna Beach eatery French 75 into Selanne Steak Tavern. When I valet parked my car, I wasn’t sure how formal Selanne Steak Tavern was going to be; as I walked in I instantly adored the look of the place. The inside of the restaurant looked like a house you would see in the Hamptons. When I say house, I really mean house. This newly transformed restaurant was also a historic 1934 home. The inside features upstairs and downstairs dining, a warm tavern-style bar and beautiful outdoor dining. We checked in and immediately got seated upstairs. Selanne’s is upscale, but had a comfortable and inviting feeling. I didn’t feel like it was over the top formal and maybe that had to do with the beachcomber vibe that was felt throughout the restaurant. If you are looking for hockey and Ducks memorabilia to grace the walls

of Selanne, think Chef-driven again. The walls menus are made are washed in gray, with fresh, susare adorned with art tainable, ingreand black and white dients procured photographs. locally wherever We sat in front of possible. the upstairs wine cellar that holds 500 bottles. As our waiter noticed us admiring the “wall of wines” we got a lesson about Selanne’s extensive wine collection. Selanne’s has two other wine storage rooms and focus their wine list primarily on Napa cult wines and wines from vineyards throughout California. There approximately 25 reasonable wines and “The BlackList," which offers eight high-end, hardto-find wines from around the world. As we got settled and chatted over our drinks, our waiter came back to explain the menu to us. Our waiter, Jesse, knew everything there was to know about the menu. Everything on the menu appeared grain-feed, freerange, organic, or freshly caught that very day. Jesse made everything seem too appealing but didn’t rush us, and his timing was impeccable.

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We ordered our first course, Cream of Cauliflower and the Chef “Signature” Pacific Diver Scallops. We both immediately took a bite and melted every time we ate some more. We switched plates, only to experience new flavors and tastes that popped in our mouths. We finished the first course, only to be introduced next to palate cleanser held in a clear glass bowl with passion fruit sorbet immersed in champagne. The entrees came and we were blown away. The beef was so tender while the seafood was the freshest seafood I had ever tried. Yet again, we had to try each other’s meals and were taken back by the presentation and portion size. The vegetables’ were Al La Carte and there was enough for four people. The entrees did not disappoint. After dinner we had a cup of coffee and shared a dessert called “Chocolate Decadence” which was the conclusion of a fine meal. After all was said and done, we walked out of the restaurant into the warm balmy summer night. We found our way back to the valet and as I got into the car, I noticed something on my dashboard, a quick Thank-you note from Selanne Steak Tavern with two-chocolate mints. A final touch of class that Selanne Steak Tavern provided for a perfect ending to our night. //by Maegan Castro-Flores September 2014 |

P.F. CHANGS' CHINA BISTRO

Chinese-American Cusine | $$ 1145 Newport Center Dr., Newport Beach 1-866-PFCHANG | pfchangs.com We were thinking of someplace different to go for dinner. What sounded good was Chinese, so we decided to treat ourselves to P.F. Changs' in Newport Beach, California at Fashion Island. Neither of us had been to P.F. Changs' in a while so when we walked into the newly remolded P.F. Changs' we noticed the changes; there was a lighter and brighter feel to it. To our surprise the Newport Beach location is the only location to offer a full sushi bar along with its classic menu list. The restaurant has a new seating layout, modern and creative components to make the space brighter. New tables and chairs, wall coverings and operable windows that when opened, brings in that fresh ocean breeze. To say the least, the new P.F. Changs' in Newport Beach has become almost like a boutique-type style restaurant. After walking through the restaurant and marveled at all the changes, we were seated in front of two big windows. We opened them, and the breeze was wonderful. We decided to try one of their specialty cocktail called the Asian Pear Mojito. Let’s just say we ordered a second. Their customer service was without a doubt excellent service our waitress was attentive checking in to make sure we were doing well. She was personable. She chatted with us answered all our inquiries without hesitation, she knew her menu, which made the restaurant even more inviting. As we discussed the menu items the operational manager, Jim Rice, came over to talk with us about the complete renovation. He explained more about the layout and the “designated seating area." This seating area is an open seating area for people who don’t want to wait for a table, or who don’t want to sit at the bar.

The designated seating is open seating where you can order and dine with other diners. This restaurant is a well-planned establishment a lot of thought went into making this place a chic yet inviting place to have a fine meal As we relaxed from our day, our waitress brought out one of my favorite appetizers, the chicken lettuce wraps. Their signature appetizer is wok-seared to perfection chicken, mushrooms, green onions and water chestnuts over crispy rice sticks, with crisp lettuce cups. Simple yet amazing and probably most guest’s favorite item on the menu. We also had ordered a few different selections from the sushi bar, and diners can have an opportunity to sit at the bar and watch as your deliquesces are made for your consumption. The sushi bar includes sashimi, and maki rolls the Ahi Tartare with Avocado was fantastic. Something I recommend to anyone. When our meals came the out and the aroma was delicious, and the dishes were inviting At P.F. Changs', the food is served "Family Style." the dishes are bigger, and

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there is enough to Being one share. (Only if you of the only P.F. choose). You get Changs that has a to taste something sushi bar, dining off every dish and becomes a unique at P.F. Changs' you and exciting definitely want to experience that try everything on caters to more the table. senses than mere By the end of our taste alone. feast, because this went beyond a meal, we were happy and content. Our waitress packed up our left over’s in boxes, and as we left P.F. Changs and went down the escalator to our car, we both knew that having dinner here was in a treat all in its own. //by Maegan Castro-Flores

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From Los Angeles to San Diego, Southern California contains some of the most famous beaches with year round warm weather. If you want to do more than just soak up the sun, look through this section for exciting and unique things to do around the beaches. One of our favorite beach cities is Newport Beach, where you can rent bikes to ride on the board walk, visit Balboa Island for fun and games, rent kayaks to explore through the bay, or for more adventure on the water take a whale watching cruise to spot one of the hundreds of whales and dolphins right off the coast! Every beach city has it’s own culture; so don’t be shy to check them all out. If you’re looking for more recommendations, take a look at page 28 for some our favorite beaches. Now that we’ve taken care of where to go and what to do, all there is that is left to do is close your eyes, feel the sand beneath your feet, and don’t feel bad about ordering that extra drink!

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are able to return home feeling rejuvenated and stress free. Endless Culinary Delights It may not be Mama’s food, but it might just taste better! With an assortment of authentic restaurants, we don’t suggest you pass up the opportunity to eat here. Some local favorites include Amelia’s, one of the oldest family-owned restaurants in Orange County, or Wilma’s Patio for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Another local favorite is The Village Inn, a restaurant and lounge that has a great happy hour and live entertainment. Balboa Island Located in Newport Beach, California, and is comprised of three artificial islands in Newport Harbor: Balboa Island, the largest; the smaller Little Balboa Island to the east of Balboa Island, joined by Getting a a two-lane bridge; 'Balboa Bar' and the smallest Collins Island to the is a must. northwest of Balboa Trust us on Island, joined by a one-lane bridge. this one. The Balboa Island community is joined to the mainland by a short two-lane bridge on the northeast of Balboa Island, and a privately operated

fleet of three, three-car ferryboats which provide access across the harbor to the Balboa Peninsula which lies to the south. While Balboa Island is a part of Newport, it is an economy of its own. The many homes, both residents and rentals, drive many small businesses on Marine Avenue and beyond. The Fun Zone Established in 1936, this awesome collection of attractions, arcade games, and pizza all rests on the boardwalk. Over the years it has retained it's classic charm and is a tourist and local favorite! Only a block away from the beach, this easily accessable venue is a prime example of socal culture. Come during the holidays for a great viewing spot for either the century-old anual Christmas Boat Parade or the 4th of July fireworks. Multiple cycle rental shops can be found around the area to take along the beach road. Try and go from one pier to the other (and back) on bikes, rollerblades, or a cart. If you're looking for a quiet escape, Newport Beach is an intimate seaside oasis that will tempt you with its elegance, modern shopping and stunning residential landscape. Beyond the radiant sun, sand and surf, discover the sophisticated charm of Newport Beach. A place so intoxicating, just one taste of the perfect life will keep you wanting to come back for more. placesmagazine.net

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Santa Monica State Beach Looking for a stroll on one of the most popular tourist beaches? Than this is the beach for you as there are plenty of opportunities to rent bikes, play volleyball, and throw a frisbee around! santamonica.com Venice Beach If you’re looking for more than just the beach experience, stop here and prepare to people watch as you soak up the sun for some live entertainment! venicebeach.com Malibu Beach This beach is popular for swimming, surfing, fishing, diving, volleyball etc. ci.malibu.ca.us Leo Carrillo State Beach Located about 30 miles north of Santa Monica, this beach has sea caves, tide pools, camp fires and options to camp with RV’s. El Matador Beach Although it has rocky shores, it still sits to be the perfect beach for the romantic couple looking to watch the sunset or view some of the clearest waters in LA! Huntington Beach Known as Surf City, USA, Huntington Beach offers world famous surfing spots, captivating views, fun shops, restaurants and a great place to take the family for the classic beach experience. surfcityusa.com

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Newport Beach With two piers and 8 miles of beach, Newport Beach is not only a great beach, but also fun to go shopping. While you are here, check out Balboa Island for over 70 specialty shops and phenomenal restaurants. visitnewportbeach.com Laguna Beach With some of the best waves, Laguna Beach offers a place for both locals and tourists to swim, surf, skim board to stay active. lagunabeachinfo.com Dana Point Seven miles of coastal bluffs, scenic rolling hills and the Pacific Ocean. Scope out world-famous surfing, and the best spot to camp, picnic, swim and more. danapoint.org San Clemente If it’s family fun you’re looking for, San Clemente Beach is the perfect destination, with a youngster to adult ratio here of about 75/25. thebeachcities.com Oceanside Perfect for a more relaxed and less crowded beach experience. Enjoy some

casual exercise like running on the beach without having to worry about running into someone! Coronado Island Voted one of America’s finest beaches, this beach is perfect for a romantic getaway and long walks at sunset. Step away from the beach and enjoy the entire beach town with great restaurants, fun shops, and a carefree island atmosphere! coronadovisitorcenter.com Imperial Beach Although this beach is good for surfing and body boarding, it is most known for its nature. With lagoons and river mouths, this beach is rich with wildlife, perfect for bird watching, and nature hikes. imperialbeachca.gov Pacific Beach This beach is known for the fun, lively young atmosphere. Not only is this beach very entertaining during the day, but it also has a hopping bar scene after dark! pacificbeach.org Mission Beach Perfect for couples and families alike, this beach gives off a carnival like atmosphere with street performers, hot dog stands, a roller coaster and a fun night life! placesmagazine.net

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THE DEL MAR HORSE RACES ARE JUST AROUND THE CORNER And….there’re off! When you hear those words only one thing should pop into your mind. Horse racing! A classic staple in our past time and now a current hot spot to be. The Del Mar Racetrack, in Del Mar, California has everything a racetrack has from betting on the ponies, cheering from the stands, excellent restaurants, entertainment at night and of course those big hats that are worn to be seen in. We entered the Del Mar racetrack I noticed lots of families. It’s a good place for everyone. Unlike a casino where if you lose you go home, here you can enjoy the races and environment. We were able to get tables at the infamous Turf Club Restaurant, and we made our way to the exclusive restaurant. The wait staff in the turf club is attentive. The clubhouse Veranda bar has got it going on too. The patio is a great place to sit on a summer's day and watch the jockeys mount in the paddock. Betting windows are right there too I’m not a gambler so when we decided; a group of us would spend the day at the races in Del Mar I was on the fence. Let me tell you I am so glad I decided to go with my friends and trust me you don’t have to bet money to have fun the races. The thrill can be watching those beautiful animals dressed in their silks racing to the finish line. This kind of excitement is something you can't forget. Of course, I got caught up in the frenzy of the ponies, and I did place some bets. I had a budget 40

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Warner Ave.

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3 Universal Studios - 818.622.4455

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ANAHEIM

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Euclid St.

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STREET

HIGHWAY

ALTADENA

BURBANK Ventura Blvd.

ROUTE

LAKE FOREST Laguna Canyon Rd.

VALENCIA

MISSION VIEJO

LAGUNA BEACH

DANA POINT

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RANCHO BERNARDO RAMONA

SOLANA BEACH RANCHO PENASQUITOS

DEL MAR

Pomerado Rd.

LEUCADIA

YOUR CHANNEL SELECTION MAY VARY

TOLL ROAD

. Rd

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ESCONDIDO

Poway Rd.

POWAY

TORRY PINES STATE BEACH

SORRENTO VALLEY

Scripps Poway Pkwy.

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Torrey Pines Rd.

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Wildcat Canyon Rd.

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San Diego Int’l Airport

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Valley Center Rd.

Twin Oaks Valley Rd.

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ORANGE COUNTY & LOS ANGELES

TO ORANGE COUNTY & LOS ANGELES

Telegraph Canyon Rd.

7 Rancho Bernardo Golf Course - 858-675-8470 8 Oaks North Golf Course - 858-675-8470

Main St.

9 Seaworld San Diego - 619.226.3901 10 San Diego Zoo - 619.231.1515

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Palm Ave.

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Brown Field Municipal Airport

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