Things To Do in the Inland Empire & Southern California
“Eat Your Heart Out”, dineLA’s twice-yearly dining event, is returning January 21–February 1, 2013! Los Angeles’s restaurant week showcases specially-priced $15, $20, and $25 lunch menus and $25, $35, and $45 dinner menus from hundreds of LA county’s most compelling restaurants. From lobster tacos and ceviche along the coast one night to osso bucco and [...]
Craving a trendy ambiance, with fun innovative food? Well, for something like that you’ll need to trek all the way to Los Angeles or Orange County , using all your money for gas and parking instead of an awesome meal right? “Rapour” at Victoria Gardens in Rancho Cucamonga is eager to prove you wrong. Yes, [...]
Killarney’s Restaurant & Irish Pub, one of Riverside’s go-to destinations for a fun and unpretentiously good time, came alive June 16 while celebrating their 5th anniversary. The authentic Irish pub, tucked away in the far end of Riverside Plaza, was filled with an overload of local taps and a seemingly endless flow of premium craft [...]
If you’ve been looking for a cool place to eat with your friends, you might want to check out Gyu Kaku at Victoria Gardens in Rancho Cucamonga. Where else could you barbeque good meat at your table (tapas style!), and not have to clean it up? Start off with a sushi roll or pork gyoza [...]
The labyrinthine streets of downtown Riverside came alive with an explosion of culture this past weekend during the 11th annual Saturation Fest. The festival highlighted all the alternative arts and entertainment that the Inland Empire has to offer, from local bands to street vendors to artists. Hundreds of people from all across the region convened [...]
The Lake Elsinore Storm, a San Diego Padres affiliate, have clever giveaways for the 2012 season.
Sushi. Did that get your attention? If you’re constantly on the lookout for sushi in the Inland Empire “Ooka Japanese Restaurant” in Riverside should be your next stop.
Want that Inland Empire 66ers Bobble Head or blanket (don’t call it a snuggie!)? We’ve got the info on the 2012 promotions!
Every town has its popular watering hole, and Killarney’s fills that spot in Riverside and Temecula, with some of the largest events, widest beer selection, tasty pub food and crowded dance floors in the Inland Empire.
The Riverside Plaza, known by many as “The Plaza,” is a premier destination for shopping, entertainment, drinks and dining in the Inland Empire. Completely revamped in the mid-2000′s, The Plaza is now the cutting edge retail center in the Riverside area.
Do you like beer, sports and scantily clad women? If you answered yes, you’ll love Tilted Kilt- a mixture of Yard House, Hooters and Killarney’s Irish Pub.
Bring in the new year with style at one of the biggest parties in the Inland Empire and Southern California (Orange County / Los Angeles)!
If you want taco Tuesday in the Inland Empire, you have plenty of choices! We’ve picked out our favorites, and included yours as well!
Looking for some good places to watch the game tonight? Here’s a small list to give you some ideas on where to watch the gridiron action! El Torrito: Happy hour from the beginning of the game until they close! Also, they have there tuesday night taco bar available on Monday Nights now! House Margaritas are [...]
Attending a concert or other event at the Fox Theater in Pomona is an experience in itself, with great bars, views, seating and entertainment.
So we asked you what your favorite bars in the I.E. are, and we received no shortage of responses! Here are some if you’re looking for a new place to try.
Let’s say it’s a Tuesday night and you want to grab a good beer and some good food. This presents a small problem, firstly, that it’s a weekday and that you want to combine those two things while still not paying a small fortune. Well, have no fear; your search is now over.
The Inland Empire has its own brewing company that is not afraid to claim the region as its home. More importantly, they’re inviting you down to check out their brewery and enjoy their beer every first and third Friday of the month.
Claremont, rated by Money Magazine’s as the #5 best place to live, is known for its top notch universities, though The Claremont Village is the the heart of the city, with entertainment, shopping, restaurants and more.
At Killarney’s in Riverside, American Craft Beer Week will be a major celebration, with all of their taps honoring the men and women who create amazing craft beers. The Salted Pig will feature a dinner with Bootlegger’s Brewery’s head brewery Aaron Barkenhagen.
Sheen was the hottest news story this past winter, and before the attention of the country shifted to topics that have a bit more gravity -military intervention in Libya, the devastating earthquake in Japan and now Osama bin Laden’s expiration (yeah its been a hell of a few months) – the San Diego Padres Single A affiliate announced the promotion of the year, “Sheen-co de Mayo,” to plenty of press and national attention.
So you live in Riverside, San Bernardino, Temecula, Redlands or somewhere around those parts and want the coolest places for Cinco de Mayo in 2011?
If you live in the Inland Empire and enjoy Angels baseball, there’s no reason to drive to Anaheim with the Inland Empire 66ers right here in your own back yard. With low prices for tickets ($2 to $10) and parking ($4), skip the drive down the 91 and keep it local with much of the same [...]
If you think Buffalo Wild Wings in Moreno Valley is just another chain, think again. Buffalo Wild Wings is apparently the hottest restaurant in town since it opened on March 21. With so few options that are upbeat, affordable and cater to a younger demographic (and families), it’s no wonder why the line for wings on Monday night was out the door.
Victoria Gardens in Rancho Cucamonga sets the standard for shopping in the Inland Empire, at least outside of the Palm Springs/Coachella Valley area.
Last night marked the public opening of Riverside’s newest restaurant, a fine dining Gastropub: The Salted Pig. Advertising itself as “open until 2 a.m.,” the venue provides a unique alternative to the current Riverside restaurant scene. As an oasis of LA or Orange County-style casual dining in the desert that is greater Riverside, the restaurant and bar offers a modern take on traditional pub decor, lighting and service.
If you’re looking for a young, hip and classy happy hour in Riverside, you’re in lucky, and not just because there’s really no competition. Cafe Sevilla, better known simply as “Sevilla,” is Riverside’s upscale happy hour option of choice.
Blue Mountain Beer Co. is the newest and hippest pub, beer garden and hangout in Grand Terrace, and for good reason! Owned by Grand Terrace City Councilman Gene Hays, this venue takes patrons to a German-style beer garden with numerous German beers on tap in the shadow of Blue Mountain located between downtown Riverside and San Bernardino.
