Dining In Costa Mesa
Costa Mesa is home to some of Orange County's finest restaurants, garnering local and national accolades. Whether you're looking for a sophisticated spot for a business meeting, taking your family out for fine dining, or want a quick bite after shopping, Costa Mesa has you covered as the culinary center of OC. Take a couple days to spend in Costa Mesa and experience not just a vacation, but an Eatcation®!
The Halal Guys
The Halal Guys, New York City's famous food cart famously known for its gyro sandwiches, chicken-and-rice platters and mystery white sauce inspired by the Middle East, has opened its first OC location right here in Costa Mesa.
Mitsuwa Marketplace
Mitsuwa Marketplace is a Japanese-style market featuring delicacies found in Japan, as well as a food court serving mostly authentic Japanese cuisine, everything from house-made udon to freshly prepared ramen.
La Farola Empanadas
La Farola specializes in Argentine and Italian food; Empanadas, Milanesas, Sandwiches, Pastas, Pizzas, Salads and more!
Al's New York Cafe
Serving up New York-style pizza, pasta, and more, Al's New York Cafe is dedicated to using top-quality ingredients and bringing delicious flavor to every plate!
Bruxie
Located inside Collage, Bruxie offers gourmet waffle sandwiches, plus fries & desserts.
Kenwood's Kitchen and Tap
Located in Costa Mesa's Verde neighborhood, Kenwood's Kitchen and Tap is a family-owned and operated restaurant and bar that serves American comfort food featuring fresh, local ingredients.
Antonello's Ristorante
With its palazzo-like setting, appetizing dishes and warm customer service, this award-winning restaurant is an ultimate favorite among Orange County diners.
Verdant
Located on the third floor of the Orange County Museum of Art, Verdant offers a fresh, innovative, plant-forward menu that rotates weekly and highlights the bounty of local and seasonal produce available in Southern California
'Ai Pono Cafe
Straight from the islands, 'Ai Pono Cafe's owners specialize in Hawaii Street Food. Come in and see for yourself what authentic “Hawaii Street Food” is supposed to be!



















