Anaheim is home to two authentic Ethiopian restaurants where you can taste the flavors of one of Africa’s most flavorful countries. Tana Ethiopian Restaurant and Market is located at 2622 W La Palma Ave. and specializes in homecooked dishes. The relaxed environment is perfect for a business dinner, casual date, or family outing. Start with…
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Top Two Ethiopian Restaurants
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The Children’s Museum of La Habra
Does your little one want to hop on board a 1942 railcar? How about see a hand-carved wooden, magical carousel up close? The wonders of the Children’s Museum can’t be missed, and it’s just a short drive away from your Anaheim hotel at 301 Euclid St. Tours. Workshops are available year-round, and with seven permanent…
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Don’t Miss Dapper Day
Dapper Day at Disneyland is the fashion spectacle of the season. Scheduled for April 21 and 22, enjoy a full weekend of refined styles from yesteryear all the way to contemporary runways. Disneyland hosts a series of elegant events throughout the park, and guests are encouraged to dress up in their finest duds. Whether you…
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Where to Get Your April Fools’ Day Fix
Looking for the perfect gag gift this April Fools’ Day? Check out the classic Spencer’s Gifts at 20 City Boulevard, Suite 106 in Orange. You’ll find your favorite novelty gifts, gags, and a lot more. Every Spencer’s offers slightly different inventory, and the Orange location goes traditional with fake dog poo, whoopee cushions, chattering teeth,…
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Visit the Honda Center
Anaheim is home to one of the biggest entertainment venues in the world. The Honda Center is also the Anaheim Ducks home base and hosts the Big West Basketball Tournament. World class concerts and performances take place here, from the Harlem Globetrotters to Stars on Ice and The Rolling Stones. Over 35 million visitors…
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Muzeo Museum and Cultural Center
Featuring a number of permanent and traveling exhibits, special events and boasting a stunning architectural design, no visit to Anaheim is complete without checking out the “Muzeo.” On site is the Carnegie Gallery, a historic library from 1908 and originally crafted via a $10,000 grant. It served as a library until the 1960s, then…
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Why Grauman’s Chinese Theatre Should Be On Your Bucket List
Grauman’s Chinese Theatre (TLC) has become synonymous with the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and while those famous stars are certainly surrounding the theatre, Grauman’s is a landmark in its own right. You can complete two L.A. bucket list items in one fell swoop when catching a movie at the historical theatre. A movie palace…
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Mediterranean Picks Near Anaheim
Mediterranean cuisine is fresh, often seafood-rich, and Anaheim provides the perfect location and climate to indulge. Nearby, you’ll find DonerG Turkish and Mediterranean Grill, a counter-service gem for gyros, wraps, plenty of vegetarian options and much more, from house hummus and pita to the freshest tabouli in town. Jasmine Mediterranean Restaurant is known for…
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Visit Olvera Street
Arguably not as famous as Rodeo Drive or Hollywood Boulevard, Olvera Street is a historical area that features a rich history and thriving cultural scene. Also known as Los Angeles’ “first street,” you’ll find the visitor center open seven days per week with shops and restaurants offering unique experiences all over the neighborhood. Dubbed…
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Tour Dodgers Stadium
It’s baseball season, and some L.A. visitors might be lucky enough to score tickets to a Dodgers home game. However, everyone can take advantage of the Dodgers Stadium tour and pop-up museum! Fans have been flocking to the stadium since 1962 for the incredible views and tantalizing history. With 56,000 seats, it’s an icon…
