Location: Santa Ana
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Top 4 International food in Santa Ana, California, United States
Discover Restaurants offering the best International food in Santa Ana, California, United States. Santa Ana /ˌsæntə ˈænə/ (Spanish for "Saint Anne") is the county seat and second most populous city in Orange County, California. The United States Census Bureau estimated its 2011 population at 329,427, making Santa Ana the 57th most-populous city in the United States.
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1. The Playground
Overall Ratings
4 based on 226 reviews
NOTE: We're doing major renovations that will require us to close the restaurant from July 18 through July 29. We're sorry if this causes you any convenience. Chef driven, ingredient driven affordable small plates and craft cocktails and beers. A young an
Reviewed By lilagrant
Last night at Playground 2.0 was one incredibly exciting food and wine pairing adventure! Master Chef Jason Quinn is a creative genius. Such fresh, beautiful, some exotic, carefully selected vegetables, expressed as vegetables, nothing hidden, prepared with more of the freshest, most delightful ingredients that make me feel with each bite, like Iâm in heaven - no kidding! Each of the 12-14 dishes had such a variety of taste, texture, heat, salt, acid, sweet, spice, umami, crunch, and smoothness. A totally heavenly experience from beginning to end!
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2. Old Vine Kitchen & Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 199 reviews
Founded in 2007, Old Vine Kitchen & Bar served Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner with a Full Bar serving Classic Cocktails.
Reviewed By Ontheroadagainat70
Old Vine Cafe in Costa MesaUnique Dinning Experience Hidden Awayin (The Camp - Costa Mesa) Trendy Rustic Industrial Design with a BarThe staff members were friendly.Apricot Spritz Cocktail was perfect for brunch Prosecco is what gives this cocktail its sparkle.Each dish was absolutely fantastic ⦠incredible.Baked Caramel Apple French Toast â¦Baked Blueberry French Toast â¦Open Faced, Fresh Biscuit, Chicken Sausage, Chipotle Gravy & Queso Fresco with Potatoes ⦠(Deliiciouus - Caliente Hot).Complimentary Gradmaâs Cheese Cake for Dessert â¦Very thin and delicious ⦠Delightful!! Go here!You will really love it!Grandmaâs 75th Birthday Brunch Couldnât Have Been Any Better!!
3. Carthay Circle Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1001 reviews
Reviewed By danielleeu9
We decided to do a drinks, apps, and dessert stop at Carthay Circle in DCA before going to the last Halloween Party of our trip. Though we had been to Carthay Circle before and were only so-so on the experience we thought we would try it one more time-especially since they had just released the special limited run drinks with the purple poison apple glow cubes! The waiter we had was great about the fact that we weren't ordering entrees too (which was good, since it was still super expensive by the time we were done). We decided to just get 3 Poison Appletinis (well, we got 1 and the other 2 of us asked if there were any other non-alcoholic drink options available where we could get the glow cubes too and they said they could do two of the alcohol-free specialty drinks and still allow us the special glow cubes but that they would have to charge us the cost of the Appletini drinks in order to do so), We also got 1 order of Fried Biscuits, 1 order of Duck Wings, 1 Croustade dessert, and 2 slices of the Citrus Cake which was all just ok, but nothing to write home about. Our total for all this, after 10% off with my annual passholder discount (but before adding on a tip) was still $125.74!!!! That was for 3 drinks (only one of which was alcoholic), 2 apps, and 3 desserts. So, despite our server being so great and attentive, we will most likely not be stopping in here again on our next trip, to us it's just not worth the cost for what you get.
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4. Tangata Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 101 reviews
Tangata Restaurant, located within the Bowers Museum campus on Main Street in Santa Ana, brings a newly updated dining space with a fresh, Pacific Rim-inspired menu. Bowers Museum, the largest art museum in Orange County, offers exhibitions, lectures, art
Reviewed By mjd496
The Tangata Restaurant at the Bowers is a convenient place to take a meal when visiting the museum. The chef has done a nice job of assembling a menu of fresh dishes that are representative of meals I have had at other world-class museums. I enjoy sitting outside with a view of the courtyard while enjoying Sunday brunch or having a quick lunch when in the area. If visiting the museum, parking ($6) is validated when dining at Tangata.
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