An Anaheim tradition back from the dead. Top notch local brews in downtown Anaheim. Next door the the Packing Building set to open later in 2012, come get the feel of Old Time Anaheim.
Great steaks and my favorite happy hour menu around (Bar Bites). I just wish they were open for lunch as the Morton's lunch menu is awesome.
No matter what you're hungry for, Cheesecake Factory has it, in addition to late night hours. It's not a local spot but great to have in Anaheim anyways.
A great '50s diner in a landmark Anaheim building. The anchor of the 5 Points Historic district, come grab a burger and shake and be sure to check out the historic homes in the neighborhood out back.
The long time Anaheim standard for fine dining, Mr. Stox never disappoints. If you want a local experience, this is you're choice.
Another Anaheim tradition. Located right between the Big A and the Honda Center, perfect for a pre or post game meal.
The Original Pancake House is a chain but the Anaheim location is my absolute favorite! In the heart of Anaheim, it's a local tradition. No reservations. Be ready to wait on weekends.
A great venue for live music from local bands to headliners from the top of the charts. If one of your favorite artists place in this intimate venue, you MUST see them here.
They moved to an all new location for the 2011 season. Visit prior to an Angels game and enjoy their special pregame men including a 5 pound burger (bring some friends!).
Yes, it's obvious to have the Happiest Place on Earth on the list, but it wouldn't be Anaheim if you didn't include it.
You don't have to come to Anaheim to enjoy a meal at Roy's but if you're here and you want an AMAZING meal, it's a great choice.
