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Beloved Temecula Hawaiian Joint Da Coconut Cafe Shuts Down After 13-Year Run
Da Coconut Cafe, the Hawaiian barbecue and poke favorite that held down a corner of Temecula’s Vail Ranch Center for 13 years, has gone dark, surprising regulars who showed up this week to find the doors locked and the lights off. A brief farewell from the owners appeared online, leaving fans to process the sudden loss of a neighborhood staple.
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Fender is transforming Altadena’s burned trees into guitars
Fender Custom Shop in Corona is crafting a limited series of guitars made out of wood salvaged from the Eaton Fire burn scar. Angel City Lumber, a Downtown LA-area sawmill, is assisting, by reclaiming trees that fell or burned during the wildfire and repurposing the wood. They called their first...
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Town Crier: Week of Feb.13
Local Restaurants to Participate in OC Restaurant Week. Orange County Restaurant Week returns Sunday, March 8 through Saturday, March 14, the annual dining event features dozens of participating businesses. The special menus for Restaurant Week are out, released in advance of the week-long event. Laguna Beach businesses are going all...
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Longtime Hawaiian Restaurant Ends Its Run with Unexpected Closure
Da Coconut Cafe has announced the closure of its Temecula location. It was known for serving island-inspired dishes in Temecula. The sudden closure of the Hawaiian restaurant has impacted the community, as they lost a local favorite. Da Coconut Cafe Closes After 13 Years in Vail Ranch Center. Da Coconut...
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Haven Haus Cafe Slated To Open Third Location In La Verne
Haven Haus Cafe is planning a new location at 1532 Foothill Blvd in La Verne, according to an ABC license filing. This will mark the third spot for the brand, joining existing locations in Rancho Cocamonga and Temecula. An opening timeline for the La Verne location has not been announced...
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Raising Cane’s new Santa Ana location’s grand opening set for Feb. 17
Orange County’s heart is beating for Chicken Fingers! Raising Cane’s opens its newest Santa Ana Restaurant – in the middle of OC – on Tuesday, Feb. 17 at 9 a.m. The new restaurant is located at 1303 N. Bristol Street directly across the street from Santa Ana Community College and minutes from the Santa Ana Historic District.
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Classic Cars and Community Spirit Shine at San Bernardino’s Black History Parade
San Bernardino’s Black History Parade and celebration continued to serve as a powerful reminder of community and culture this year. The parade that began on Baseline Ave. and Mt. Vernon to California Street and concluded at Arroyo Valley High School with a celebration featuring local vendors. A group of...
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Café de Oro Aztecas Brings Mexican Coffee to Downtown
An advantage of living in Riverside is the accessibility of local coffee shops right around the corner, and a new business is set to join the pool. With 13 coffee options in Downtown alone, Café de Oro Aztecas will add a unique cultural perspective to the scene. Ricardo Gallegos,...
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Meet Katella Commons: The New Social Heartbeat of Anaheim's OCVIBE
Anaheim is about to get a serious hospitality upgrade. And if you’re in the food and beverage industry, this is one you’ll want to watch closely. OCVIBE just unveiled Katella Commons, a 50,000-square-foot, two-story market hall that’s rewriting the playbook on what a modern dining destination can be. Opening in early 2027, this isn’t your typical food hall with a handful of vendors and some communal seating. We’re talking 21 chef-driven kitchens working alongside six completely distinct bar and lounge concepts: all under one roof, designed to flow seamlessly from morning coffee to late-night cocktails.