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, [...]
One of the luxuries we have in the Inland Empire is the constant access to the many spoils of the Mission Inn. And one of those happens to be their Sunday Brunch. With a variety of various ethnic and traditional cuisines, it makes any brunch-goer’s experience a one of a kind treat. They have coupled [...]
Imagine a gastropub inspired by one of Redland’s most famous bars? Imagine no more! Wild Rocket in Redlands is the Inland Empire’s newest gastropub, providing an amazing addition to the region’s growing number of bars and restaurants for young (and “life experienced”) adults.
Scrapbook paper, albums, food, giveaways, chocolate and the Canyon Crest Country Club all add up to SCRAPBOOK SUNDAY! This event is created by one of Riverside’s most avid scrapbookers, Rina Gonzales, known on Facebook as the “Mothership Scrapbook Gal”.
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.
The Hilton in San Bernardino offers a slice of New York at the Manhatten Grill. With it’s dim lighting, linen tablecloths and wine list on the table, you could almost imagine you were in the big apple.
Marquee 15′s grand opening marked the start of Corona’s newest venue for concerts, entertainment, and dinner theater.
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.
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.
