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Restaurants in Costa Mesa

Monday, May 26th, 2008

Plums Restaurant



What seemed like a fun way to start the morning on this Memorial Day Weekend literally turned into a headache. My husband and I decided to go to Plums Restaurant on 17th Street for breakfast.  Bad mistake.

We sat down for breakfast and asked not to be seated near any families with children.  The place was crawling with children.  We were told it would be quieter to sit outside.  We went ...

Monday, March 3rd, 2008

Easter Brunch with Ruff



When you think of Easter Brunch, images of the Easter Bunny with his ears  flopping around are probably what come to mind.  Here is an Easter Brunch that is fun, tasty, has cute adorable animals and is for a good cause.  Ruff is a dog. More specifically Ruff is Rescuing Unwanted Furry Friends.

This brunch will be held March 23rd between 11 am and 2 pm at Tivoli Gardens in Laguna ...

Monday, February 11th, 2008

Yogurt Passion



If you are looking for some flavored yogurt that is off beat from the usual flavors, pay a visit to Yogurt Passion in Westminister.  Given it's location in the heart of Little Saignon they have some interesting flavors, such as pineapple, mango, passion fruit, and coconut.  All the flavors were great, however the coconut was delicious.  For those who enjoy the traditional red, white and blue flavors, such as velvety ...

Friday, February 1st, 2008

118 Degrees



 

  Here is an interesting concept behind a new restaurant in Costa Mesa, raw vegan food. That is definately a niche market.  You are either vegan or you are not.  You either want hot food or cold.

I have not tried the restaurant and I am not sure if I will.  The photographs of the food do look appetizing.  I like protein.  I do not need ...

Saturday, January 26th, 2008

Pacific Whey Valentine's Day Dinner



Are you wanting a romantic dinner at home, just the two of you, but have no idea what to serve?  Or you know how to serve you just do not have anything to serve.  Pacific Whey can help you out.  For $75 a couple you can start your romantic evening with a mixed baby field green salad topped with crumbled blue chees, dried cranberries and caramelized walnuts. 

For the main course ...

Saturday, January 12th, 2008

The name is Mesa, but the location is a secret



I read an interesting article in the LA Times about a new local restaurant, Mesa.  Their card only has their number, no name or address and when you do find the location their is no name outside to indicate you are at the correct location.  Interesting marketing technique.  I am not sure what they are trying to accomplish.  Buzz, mystique???

Apparently if you Google it, nothing comes up.  I am not ...

Friday, January 11th, 2008

Mimi's Cafe



When the rain is falling and you want food that will make you feel warm and cozy, Mimi's cafe is the place to be.  Designed to resemble a French cafe, they serve French onion soup, quiche, pasta, salmon and other scrumtious dishes. 

They have a wide assortment of salad, however best of all, is every meal is served with your choice of a muffin or zucchini bread.

The restaurant is open for ...

Thursday, January 10th, 2008

Antonello Expresso Bar



Should you find yourself at South Coast Plaza and not want to shop or just in need of a break than sit yourself down at Antonello's Expresso Bar.

Located on the 2nd level next to J. Crew you can enjoy an expresso, tea and biscotti.

Sunday, December 30th, 2007

Southwestern New Year at Z'Tejas



Come and enjoy an evening of mixed Californian, Mexican,  Lousianian and Texan fusion food at Z'Tejas Southwestern Grill at South Coast Plaza for New Years Eve.  There will be a four course meal of procupine shrimp, arugula steak salad, sea bass or cowboy rib eye steak and dessert.

The cost is $80 per couple.  Call 714-979-7469 or go to www.ztejas.com

Wednesday, December 12th, 2007

Eggs Sunny Side up for Santa



The weekend before Christmas Santa Claus will be having breakfast brunch at Pinot Provence, 686 Anton Blvd. Costa Mesa from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m.  The restaurant will be serving make your own French toast, smoked ham and prime rib, eggs potatoes and many more delicious items for Santa to fill up on before he heads in his sled to the North Pole to bring all the presents to children.

The cost ...