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, [...]
Be honest. When you think of vegans or vegetarians, you might think of frail, sickly, animal lovers who eat nothing but tofu and dandelions. The idea of changing your entire diet can be an intimidating thing, that’s understandable, but you should know: shut up! You don’t have to worry about giving up great tasting food [...]
If you’re looking for a nice place to relax, drink tea, and watch old movies, then look no further! SimpliciTea in Rancho Cucamonga is now open. This establishment had its Grand Opening on July 25th, but has been quietly open for several months. SimpliciTea brings a nice San Francisco vibe to the Inland [...]
Augies Coffee House in Redlands is one of those coffee places that cares about aesthetics as much as it cares about the coffee. When you walk inside their sole location, in beautiful downtown Redlands, you’re instantly welcomed with warm baristas, the smell of good coffee, and an interior design that caters to studying students and [...]
Authentic Mexican cuisine can be found in nearly every Southern California town and Ontario’s certainly no exception with Casa Sanchez located near the 60 Freeway. Brightly lit and with a soft interior, Casa Sanchez is an authentic Mexican restaurant with food loaded with flavor. One of the offerings it’s known for is its Menudo, the [...]
One of the biggest complaints people have about southern California is that we don’t have a lot of great BBQ. And to be fair, those people are right in a lot of way. But then a little restaurant in Moreno Valley opened called Hoggs Gourmet Grill. Located at 12625 Fredericks Ave in Moreno Valley, it’s [...]
Stuck on where to take the kids Easter Egg Hunting? Here are a few ideas!
“Crème de la Crème” bakery in Woodcrest, Riverside was voted one of the best cupcake shops in the Inland Empire by you, the fans of this site, and we figured out why!
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.
We asked you for the best Mexican food in the Inland Empire and there were no shortage of responses!
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.
If you are a resident of Riverside or Moreno Valley, you may have heard about a new burger joint located in Downtown Riverside. Jersey Burger has only been open a few months and it is already creating a local buzz.
As Summer heats up, I start to daydream of a relaxing day at the beach with a cold drink and fresh seafood. When these craving for mariscos (Mexican style seafood) hit me, I seek some of the best in the IE at La Costa Mariscos in San Bernardino, Redlands and Mentone.
If you’re in downtown San Bernardino and are looking to try some of the best Cajun/Creole food in the Inland Empire, check out Mardi Gras Restaurant. The menu features fried Southern favorites such as Catfish, Shrimp, Chicken and Frog Legs as well as fried chicken & waffles a la Roscoe’s in LA.
People from all around SoCal know that Pacific Beach is well known for its bar scene. For locals and tourists alike, a typical night on Garnet consists of alcohol, bar hopping, and plenty of drunk college kids. So when it comes to good eats, most people don’t consider the college hub. However, the thriving PB [...]
Perhaps the most well-known brunch in the Inland Empire, The Mission Inn Brunch is offered every Sunday and has become a mainstay of Riverside culture.
The Flabob Airport Cafe in Rubidoux (just next to Riverside) is a classic restaurant in the Inland Empire, particularly for breakfast or lunch on the weekends.
The Ace Hotel in Palm Springs has transformed an outdated Howard Johnsons Inn in the heart of the Desert into an au courant, hipster hotel with an ever changing repertoire of events that draw the 18-40 adventurous set from Los Angeles, as well as crowds of Palm Springs locals.
