Are you looking for some neat eats
in Huntington Beach? Neat is
defined as cool, good, nice,
fun...and spice. Some of our
favorite cafes and restaurants
include atmosphere and quality food.
Sometimes you'll settle for a little
less of one or the other but when
you live or visit the beach
communities such as Southern
California's Huntington Beach,
you're nearly assured good weather
and a scent of the ocean from most
places.
From Doggie Diners such as Park
Bench Cafe to kiddie diners such as
Chuck E. Cheese, those fun places
are obviously ideal for a specific
clientele. For the general populace,
Alice's Breakfast in the Park offers
ducks, a lake, country charm and
delicious, hot cinnamon rolls.
Gyu Kaku is a Japanese restaurant
with smokeless grills where the
customer does the cooking at his
table. Kobe beef, thinly sliced
meats and marinated vegetables make
great faire even better when you
prepare it yourself.
Hawaiian themed fun overlooking the
Huntington Beach Pier is available
for your pleasure at Dukes
Huntington Beach. Two of the top
jazz clubs, Martini Blues and
Cavallino's both offer top quality
music while you dine.
There's no live music at Tuna Town
Teppan and Sushi restaurant but one
of the best sound systems keeps the
atmosphere rocking in a very stylish
restaurant owned by a member of the
rock band Korn. It's a fun place in
downtown Huntington Beach to drink
sake and eat fish dishes,
especially.
Alice's Breakfast In the Park
6622 Lakeview 714- 848-0690
Located
on the
north side of Golden West Street
in Central Park is great for
cinnamon rolls & fresh, hot muffins. A
homey country cafe includes outdoor
tables overlooking a lake.
Longboard Restaurant & Pub
217 Main Street
714-960-1896
Park Bench Cafe located on
the south side of Golden West
Street in Central Park has a doggie
menu, too.
So bring your pooch.
Park Bench Cafe
714-842-0775
17732 Golden West St. Main Street dining also includes
American style:
Zack's Pier Plaza on the Beach
Main Street & PCH 714-536-0215
