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®!
Maggiano's Little Italy
At Maggiano's, you'll find authentic Italian-American cuisine prepared by gifted chefs, old-neighborhood charm and generous portions being passed around the table.
Moulin at South Coast Plaza
With several other locations across Orange County, Moulin is continuing to welcome Paris to Costa Mesa as it opens its second restaurant in the city.
Holé Smokes
Traditional Texas-style barbecue fare with a promise to serve 'Brisket Smoked Right!'
Le Shrimp Noodle
A prawn lover's delight, Le Shrimp Noodle fuses Chinese and Japanese flavors in a unique take on ramen. The Singapore favorite offers several varieties of ramen, along with appetizers such as wontons and spring rolls.
Bruxie
Located inside Collage, Bruxie offers gourmet waffle sandwiches, plus fries & desserts.
Paradise Dynasty
The debut of Paradise Dynasty in the U.S. at South Coast Plaza. The Singaporean eatery is known for their colorful xiao long bao and other dim sum favorites.
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.
East Borough
East Borough Fraiche Vietnamese brings some of Vietnam's staple dishes to the CAMP in Costa Mesa.
AhbA
Imagine a cozy, intimate setting filled with rustic and vintage inspired décor. Home to one of the best wagyu burgers in Orange County, their menu is packed with bold Mediterranean inspired flavors.
'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!



















