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Taste a Different Side of Surf City USA®
Discover the best restaurants in town on April 20th. Your appetite for mouthwatering cuisine and palette for delectable treats will help you plot a course among the 45 restaurants, 20 wineries and breweries featured at Orange County’s gastronomical event of the year – the Taste of Huntington Beach. Don’t miss BrewBakers, a local favorite and maker of official Surf City USA® soft drinks, or Avila’s El Ranchito for traditional Mexican cuisine.
Live entertainment and a silent auction complete this annual all-inclusive event that tastes as good as it sounds. |
Sunny Side Up, Surf City-Style
Enjoy old-fashioned home-cooked meals at the Sugar Shack Cafe, a delightful family-owned restaurant frequented by local surfers and families for the last 40 years. Devoted regulars who enjoy their eggs and coffee at the counter experience surf culture first-hand with walls covered from floor to ceiling in historic pictures and posters. Outdoor seating is also available with an eye-catching view of the Pier and the Pacific Ocean. Fresh and filling -- treat yourself to daily specials like Wednesday’s Savory Turkey Dinner with all the trimmings. Open for breakfast and lunch daily.
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A Local Favorite for Over 40 Years
For more than 40 years, 5 Points Plaza has been “a family of stores, serving families like yours.” Offering a unique blend of customer service and national retailers, loyal patrons and third-generation Huntington Beach locals often shop here a few times a week. Anchored by big-name stores like the Gap and Old Navy, 5 Points offers a community concierge, giving shoppers that extra attention not often found at large malls.
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Shop at a Historical Landmark
M.E. Helme Antiques, located in the Helme/Worthy Historic Site on Walnut Avenue, is a wonderland of vintage items, beautiful costume jewelry, glassware, dolls, figurines and collectibles. Not only is it a great place for treasure hunting, but it is also a historic treasure itself. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the buildings were constructed circa 1904 by Mathew E. Helme and are still owned and operated by his descendants.
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Dog Beach
Explore Dog Beach for a unique beach experience where canines play leash-free in the surf and sand. A popular hangout for Orange County dog lovers, this one-mile strip of sand is a doggy paradise. Fido Friendly magazine declares Surf City USA one of the top “Pet-friendly Cities Around the World” in its April 2008 issue. See what everyone’s talking about and book a room at one of our pet-friendly hotels today:
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