Quynh’s guidebook
Sightseeing
If you've seen a photo of Huntington Beach, chances are it's of its main beach and famous pier. The beach's 3 ½ miles of gorgeous sands is a haven for professional surfers and volleyball players, and draws locals and tourists eager to learn how to surf and stroll the 1,850-foot-long pier. The impressive pier, which is one of the longest on the West Coast, is an excellent place to fish and catch a sunset. Meanwhile, the beach itself features all kinds of amenities, including fire rings for beach bonfires, restrooms with outdoor showers, an information kiosk, water sports equipment rentals and beach volleyball courts. When you need a break from the sand and sea, cycle along the Huntington Beach Bike Trail or explore Downtown Huntington Beach. Both sit within walking distance of the beach and pier.
In 2006, the official trademark of "Surf City, USA" was granted to Huntington Beach after several back-and-forth lawsuits between Huntington Beach and Santa Cruz. As of 2009, more than 65 businesses in the city included "Surf City" as part of their name.
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Huntington Beach Pier
103 Huntington Beach PierIn 2006, the official trademark of "Surf City, USA" was granted to Huntington Beach after several back-and-forth lawsuits between Huntington Beach and Santa Cruz. As of 2009, more than 65 businesses in the city included "Surf City" as part of their name.
When you find yourself needing a change of scenery, head to Huntington Central Park. Featuring more than 350 acres of land, this green space is the largest city-owned park in Orange County. Here, you can pass the time picnicking, fishing, bird-watching, playing Frisbee golf or simply exploring various trails on foot, by bike or by horse. If you're traveling with children, you'll find multiple kids facilities on the park grounds, including four playgrounds and the largest children's library situated west of the Mississippi River. Other noteworthy amenities include three eateries, an equestrian center, a dog park and an 18-acre nature center.
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Huntingtons biblioteks kunstsamlinger og botaniske haver
1151 Oxford RdWhen you find yourself needing a change of scenery, head to Huntington Central Park. Featuring more than 350 acres of land, this green space is the largest city-owned park in Orange County. Here, you can pass the time picnicking, fishing, bird-watching, playing Frisbee golf or simply exploring various trails on foot, by bike or by horse. If you're traveling with children, you'll find multiple kids facilities on the park grounds, including four playgrounds and the largest children's library situated west of the Mississippi River. Other noteworthy amenities include three eateries, an equestrian center, a dog park and an 18-acre nature center.
When you find yourself needing a change of scenery, head to Huntington Central Park. Featuring more than 350 acres of land, this green space is the largest city-owned park in Orange County. Here, you can pass the time picnicking, fishing, bird-watching, playing Frisbee golf or simply exploring various trails on foot, by bike or by horse. If you're traveling with children, you'll find multiple kids facilities on the park grounds, including four playgrounds and the largest children's library situated west of the Mississippi River. Other noteworthy amenities include three eateries, an equestrian center, a dog park and an 18-acre nature center.
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Bolsa Chica State Beach
Pacific Coast HwyWhen you find yourself needing a change of scenery, head to Huntington Central Park. Featuring more than 350 acres of land, this green space is the largest city-owned park in Orange County. Here, you can pass the time picnicking, fishing, bird-watching, playing Frisbee golf or simply exploring various trails on foot, by bike or by horse. If you're traveling with children, you'll find multiple kids facilities on the park grounds, including four playgrounds and the largest children's library situated west of the Mississippi River. Other noteworthy amenities include three eateries, an equestrian center, a dog park and an 18-acre nature center.
When you find yourself needing a change of scenery, head to Huntington Central Park. Featuring more than 350 acres of land, this green space is the largest city-owned park in Orange County. Here, you can pass the time picnicking, fishing, bird-watching, playing Frisbee golf or simply exploring various trails on foot, by bike or by horse. If you're traveling with children, you'll find multiple kids facilities on the park grounds, including four playgrounds and the largest children's library situated west of the Mississippi River. Other noteworthy amenities include three eateries, an equestrian center, a dog park and an 18-acre nature center.
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Huntington Beach Realty
322 Main StWhen you find yourself needing a change of scenery, head to Huntington Central Park. Featuring more than 350 acres of land, this green space is the largest city-owned park in Orange County. Here, you can pass the time picnicking, fishing, bird-watching, playing Frisbee golf or simply exploring various trails on foot, by bike or by horse. If you're traveling with children, you'll find multiple kids facilities on the park grounds, including four playgrounds and the largest children's library situated west of the Mississippi River. Other noteworthy amenities include three eateries, an equestrian center, a dog park and an 18-acre nature center.
For a taste of Europe in Southern California, head to Old World Village. True to its name, this shopping, dining and entertainment complex features an old-world ambiance that will make you feel like you're in Germany. Inside the Bavarian-style buildings, you'll find novelty shops selling everything from cuckoo clocks to glass trinkets, as well as a German beer garden and eateries dishing up German classics like apple strudel and bratwurst. Plus, the property's main restaurant and bar hosts an Oktoberfest celebration every year from early September to early November.
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Old World Village
7561 Center AveFor a taste of Europe in Southern California, head to Old World Village. True to its name, this shopping, dining and entertainment complex features an old-world ambiance that will make you feel like you're in Germany. Inside the Bavarian-style buildings, you'll find novelty shops selling everything from cuckoo clocks to glass trinkets, as well as a German beer garden and eateries dishing up German classics like apple strudel and bratwurst. Plus, the property's main restaurant and bar hosts an Oktoberfest celebration every year from early September to early November.
Food scene
Whether you need a break from surfing or fishing at Huntington City Beach or are looking for something to do by your beachfront hotel, Downtown Huntington Beach is the place to go. The city center is the dining and entertainment hub of Huntington Beach thanks to its plethora of restaurants, bars, shops and attractions. Shopaholics will find everything from trendy brands (think: Urban Outfitters, H&M and Free People) to casual surf shops. Meanwhile, foodies can visit the weekly farmers market, grab a bite to eat at one of numerous restaurants or relax with a beverage and light bites at Orange County's highest rooftop lounge. Downtown Huntington Beach is also home to the Huntington Beach International Surfing Museum, so be sure to save some time for perusing the property's surfing-focused exhibits.
Downtown Huntington Beach Fountain
Whether you need a break from surfing or fishing at Huntington City Beach or are looking for something to do by your beachfront hotel, Downtown Huntington Beach is the place to go. The city center is the dining and entertainment hub of Huntington Beach thanks to its plethora of restaurants, bars, shops and attractions. Shopaholics will find everything from trendy brands (think: Urban Outfitters, H&M and Free People) to casual surf shops. Meanwhile, foodies can visit the weekly farmers market, grab a bite to eat at one of numerous restaurants or relax with a beverage and light bites at Orange County's highest rooftop lounge. Downtown Huntington Beach is also home to the Huntington Beach International Surfing Museum, so be sure to save some time for perusing the property's surfing-focused exhibits.
Oceanfront Dining, Shopping and Entertainment
This is the heart of Huntington Beach for the ultimate in shopping, dining, and entertainment!
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Pacific City
21010 Pacific Coast HwyOceanfront Dining, Shopping and Entertainment
This is the heart of Huntington Beach for the ultimate in shopping, dining, and entertainment!
Mama’s kitchen was always the one spot in our home where we gathered to enjoy each other and our Mama’s amazing cooking. We cherished the sweet aroma of homemade biscuits baking in the oven, the sounds of sizzling bacon and farm fresh eggs crackling on the stovetop. The refreshing lemonade and Mama’s secret recipes for anything and everything good kept us so comfy. Mama always knew how to make everything alright, regardless of the world around us.
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Mama's on 39
21022 Beach BlvdMama’s kitchen was always the one spot in our home where we gathered to enjoy each other and our Mama’s amazing cooking. We cherished the sweet aroma of homemade biscuits baking in the oven, the sounds of sizzling bacon and farm fresh eggs crackling on the stovetop. The refreshing lemonade and Mama’s secret recipes for anything and everything good kept us so comfy. Mama always knew how to make everything alright, regardless of the world around us.
On the beach at the Huntington Beach pier, Duke's restaurant and Barefoot Bar invites you to enjoy a refreshing taste of the Pacific in Surf City USA with lunch, dinner, & happy hour. Relax and take in the views while you enjoy the Hawaiian beach house ambiance and the freshest premium seafood and prime steaks, uniquely prepared and thoughtfully served. Located on the beach with panoramic views of the Pacific and the Huntington Beach Pier, Duke's Huntington Beach has the ambiance of a 1940's-style beach bungalow, with Hawaiian-influenced interiors featuring rich Koa wood paneling, lush tropical plantings, Hawaiian artifacts and Huntington Beach memorabilia depicting the California beach and surfing lifestyle.
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Duke's Huntington Beach
317 Pacific Coast HwyOn the beach at the Huntington Beach pier, Duke's restaurant and Barefoot Bar invites you to enjoy a refreshing taste of the Pacific in Surf City USA with lunch, dinner, & happy hour. Relax and take in the views while you enjoy the Hawaiian beach house ambiance and the freshest premium seafood and prime steaks, uniquely prepared and thoughtfully served. Located on the beach with panoramic views of the Pacific and the Huntington Beach Pier, Duke's Huntington Beach has the ambiance of a 1940's-style beach bungalow, with Hawaiian-influenced interiors featuring rich Koa wood paneling, lush tropical plantings, Hawaiian artifacts and Huntington Beach memorabilia depicting the California beach and surfing lifestyle.
Tanner’s features the best in fresh, contemporary coastal cuisine inspired by the diversity of Southern California and blending with it the flavors of renowned surf cultures from around the world.
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Tanner's Treehouse Lounge
21080 CA-1Tanner’s features the best in fresh, contemporary coastal cuisine inspired by the diversity of Southern California and blending with it the flavors of renowned surf cultures from around the world.