With the best antique shopping, trendy shops, gourmet eateries and other specialty shops in Southern California, Old Town Orange is a must see destination.

The area adds three new, eclectic spots to entice hungry and thirsty patrons for breakfast, lunch, dinner and in between.

The mile-square Old Towne Historic District of Orange offers a chance to stroll through the early history of Orange, while sampling food from its diverse eateries and browsing for art and antiques ...

Old Towne Orange has nearly 50 restaurants. How did it become a dining destination? Diners at Gabbi’s Mexican Kitchen on South Glassell Street in Old Towne Orange, on Thursday, Aug. 29, 2024.

Old Towne Orange, on the National Register of historic places since 1997, features more than 1,300 homes and other historic buildings.

Rod’s Liquor was a fixture in Old Towne Orange for more than 70 years before it closed in early 2020. It wasn’t all bad news, though. The word soon got out that Bosscat Kitchen & Libations was opening ...

The Plaza in Old Towne Orange is changing. A mélange of fresh home décor shops, restaurants and cafes complements the long-standing traditional antique shops. Vintage-item hunters can still ...

The area has evolved from a downtown in demise to an eclectic antiquing district to what it’s becoming today — a modern dining destination.

How did it become a dining destination? Diners at Gabbi’s Mexican Kitchen on South Glassell Street in Old Towne Orange, on Thursday, Aug. 29, 2024. When the Patricks built the restaurant 20 years ago, ...

Old signs from the past at Bosscat Kitchen and Libations on West Chapman Avenue in Old Towne Orange, on Thursday, Aug. 29, 2024. Over the years, Old Towne Orange has become a trendy dining ...