community guide - moorpark, simi valley

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AUTHENTIC. AMERICAN.
WOOD-FIRED.
Serving lunch and dinner daily,
just minutes away.
Enjoy our lively Happy Hour with drink
and bar bite specials in the bar.
Happy Hour hours may vary by location.
Agoura Hills | Camarillo | Moorpark | Northridge
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS - WINTER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
Whale Watching Excursions
Colonial America Experience
January to April, 2009
Captain Hook’s Sportfishing - (805) 382-6233
Island Packers - (805) 382-1779
Visitor Information Line – (805) 985-4852
Channel Islands Harbor-www.channelislandsharbor.org
See a sight you'll never forget . . . View these
magnificent animals of the deep as the Pacific Gray
Whale migrates through the waters on their way to
the lagoons of Mexico. Whale watching excursions
to the Channel Islands National Park are offered daily
from Channel Islands Harbor.
March 28, 10:00 am. – 3:00 pm.
The American Revolutionary era comes alive with an
18th Century Encampment in one of the most
authentic living history events on the West Coast.
Visitors can experience 18th Century Life by strolling
through a Town Square where period vendors and
craftsmen will display their wares and demonstrate
their skills. Then, visitors can wander through a
military camp interacting with soldiers while they
discover the daily life of the military. All events
related to the reenactments are free. For more
information call 800-410-8354.
Market Place
President Reagan’s Birthday Celebration
Recurring year round every Saturday and Sunday
from 8am-3pm
Corner of Telegraph and Day Roads
Phone: at (805) 648-8962
The Market Place hosts over 300 vendors every
Saturday and Sunday of the year.
February 6, 10:30 a.m.
To honor President Ronald Reagan on the
anniversary of his birthday, President George W.
Bush designated United States Marine Corps Base
Camp Pendleton to place an annual wreath on
President Reagan’s grave site on his behalf. The
program, which is free to attend, also includes a live
performance by a military band and a 21-gun salute.
For more information, call 805-522-2977.
Olivas Adobe Public Tours
January through June 16
recurring daily
11am - 4pm
Ventura Harbor Area
Phone: (805) 658-4726
Admission: $5 adult,
$3: 12 & under, 65 & up
Tour the historic Olivas Adobe every Saturday &
Sunday. Grounds open daily.
Ride the Woody!
January through December 31
recurring daily
Phone: 805-487-4222 or 805-643-3158
Fare is $1.25 one way
Ride the Gold Coast Transit, a 13 passenger bus
painted with vintage woody-style sideboards
reflecting the beach community image. It will operate
every 20 minutes during the Summer until Labor Day
to serve Ventura Harbor, the Pierpont area, the
Fairgrounds, Main Street and California Street in
Downtown Ventura.
Take a Hike with the Sierra Club
January through March 25
6:45 pm. Every Wednesday
Downtown Ventura
Admission: Free
This Sierra Club event is a friendly weekly evening
hike that meets every Wednesday evening between
6:45 and 7pm. The hike is approximately 4.5 miles
long and starts in front of the San Buenaventura
Mission at the fountain promptly at 7pm.
President’s Day Celebration
February 16, 10:00 am. – 3:00 pm.
Come mingle with our Founding Fathers during the
17th annual Presidents’ Day Celebration at the
Reagan Library. This celebration includes fun for the
whole family, including children’s discovery areas,
arts and crafts, scavenger hunts, a patriotic concert
and presidential and first lady look-alikes. All
President’s Day activities are free to attend. For
more information, call 800-410-8354.
Tall Ships Visit
Lady Washington & Hawaiian Chieftain
February 3-9, 2009
Harbor Department Dock
Ventura Harbor - www.VenturaHarborVillage.com
Oxnard and Ventura, California
Dockside tours, sunset sails and battle re-enactments
are offered to the public. The Hawaiian Chieftain is
an authentic replica of an 18th century square rigged
ship and the Lady Washington is a faithful replica of
the first American ship to round Cape Horn and land
in the Pacific Northwest.
Valentine's Day Latin Jazz!
Paquinto D'Rivera
February 14
Contact: Ventura Music Festival
Phone: (805) 648-3146
Celebrate Valentine's Day to the exciting rhythm of
this Latin Jazz Master!
Fashion Week Ventura
February 25-28, recurring daily
Red Brick Gallery
Phone: 805-643-6400
Fashion Week Ventura's schedule of events are as
follows: Feb. 25th Kick off Party, Locations to be
announced Feb. 26th Movie Night at the Improve
Screening of FWV 2008 fashion shows, plus another
movie Feb. 27th "Green Piece" Green inspired
Fashion Show At red Brick Gallery Feb. 28th "Pop
T'art" Fashion show inspired by Andy Warhol.
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Tall Ships Visit – Lynx
March 2-19, 2009
Information and reservations – (866) 446-5969
Oxnard, California
Visitors can experience dockside tours, educational
programs and battle re-enactment sails. The Lynx
was designed and built to interpret a privateer or
naval schooner from the War of 1812.
13th Annual Celebration of
the Whales Festival
March 15, 10am. - 5pm.
Visitors Information Line – (805) 985-4852
Oxnard, California
Celebrating the migration of the Pacific Gray Whale,
the 13th Annual Celebration of the Whales Festival
includes a full-day of live entertainment, children’s
activities, water taxi rides, whale watching excursions,
and exhibits all highlighting the Gray Whales!
Women’s EXPO Ventura County
March 13-15,
recurring daily
Women’s EXPO Ventura County Celebrating the
power of We! Women’s EXPO Ventura County–an
energy-charged environment for women of all ages.
Biplane Thrill Ride
January-June
(661) 554-7194 or www.BiplaneThrillRide.com
Camarillo Airport
Camarillo, California
A dedicated staff of air show and professional
aerobatic pilots will dazzle your senses and turn your
world upside-down in their Pitts biplane.
January-June 2009
CALENDAR OF EVENTS - SPRING
APRIL
MAY
Easter at the Reagan Library
12th Annual Calabasas
Fine Arts Festival
April 4, 10:00 am. – 3:00 pm.
Fun for the whole family! Games for children
separated by age group begin every hour between
10:30 am and 2:30pm. Children’s arts and crafts,
face painting, musical entertainment and photos with
the Easter Bunny round out the day. All Easterrelated events are free. For more information, call
805-522-2977.
Harbor is Hopping
April 2009
www.VenturaHarborVillage.com
Meet the Easter Bunny! Crafts, pony rides, slot car
racing and more family fun
2009 Spring ArtWalk Weekend
April 25-26
recurring daily
Downtown
Phone: 805-648-2075, 805-658-4760
Admission: Free
The ArtWalk spans the city’s entire Cultural District –
more than ten city blocks of historic downtown
Ventura – plus Ventura Avenue, and celebrates the
Ventura County’s vibrant professional community of
artists. Over 200 Southern California Artists will
display artwork at 80 downtown locations.
JUNE
May 2-3, 10:00 am. – 5:00 pm.
Located next to The Commons at Calabasas
101 Freeway / Exit Parkway Calabasas
FREE admission & parking
Live entertainment and stilted dragonflies compliment
hundreds of painters, sculptors, photographers,
jewelers and other fine artisans. Food, beer and
wine for sale on site.
California Strawberry Festival
May 16-17, 10am. – 6:30 pm.
Oxnard, California
Information Hotline: 888-288-9242
Admission: $12 General Admission,
$8 Seniors 62+, $5 Children ages 5-12
One of the Premier Outdoor Festivals in the Nation!
A tribute to the tasty fruit that wears its seeds on the
outside, the 26th Annual California Strawberry
Festival gets underway at Strawberry Meadows of
College Park in Oxnard (3250 South Rose Avenue).
April 9-12 Jaguar Theatre, Malibu
(other venues to be announced)
Phone: 310-452-6688, 866-468-3399
www.malibufilmfestival.com
Every year, films premier and are picked up for
distribution, making the Malibu Film Festival the
perfect place to connect with filmmakers, producers,
distributors, agents and managers.
Scandinavian Festival
April 17-18
CLU, 60 W. Olsen Rd, Thousand Oaks
Phone: 805-493-3151
Scandinavian and Baltic dancers, musicians, arts and
crafts, food booths and Tivoli Gardens. It will be a
colorful weekend of flags, anthems, traditional
costumes and music.
Flea Market & Swap Meet
For information, call Ventura Visitors
& Convention Bureau
800-483-6214 or 805-648-2075
tourism@ventura-usa.com
June 04, 2009 - 9-2pm
Waterfront
Phone: 805-648-3376
Giant Flea Market & Swap Meet
Memorial Day Weekend Celebration
SeaFest
May 23-25
www.VenturaHarborVillage.com
Live music in the Ventura Harbor Village. Bring
chairs and enjoy the bands to welcome summertime!
For information, call Ventura Visitors
& Convention Bureau
800-483-6214 or 805-648-2075
tourism@ventura-usa.com
Ventura, California USA 93001
Toll Free: 1-800-483-6214 | Local Number: 1-805648-2075
Preliminary date is set for Thursday, May 7
Contact www.valleycultural.org for more information
Westfield Promenade, Northwest corner of the
parking lot under a 25,000 square foot venue
Over 1,200 connoisseurs from all over the Valley
gather at Westfield Promenade to experience the
ultimate in local restaurant delicacies, California
wines, and Los Angeles-area microbrews. The event
is traditionally held in May.
FREE Los Angeles Chamber
Orchestra Concert
Spring, 2009 – Exact Date to be determined)
Madrid Theatre
The Valley Cultural Center is in partnership with the
world-renowned Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra and
its community concerts program. The free concert
takes place in the spring at the Madrid Theatre.
FREE Concerts in the Park
Jun 7-August 30, Sundays 6pm
The Valley Cultural Center has presented free
Concerts in the park every summer since 1975.
Concerts, featuring rock, classical, jazz, R&B, Latino
pop, country, cowboy, Dixieland, folk and more,
entertain more than 100,000 Valley residents and
visitors each year. Visit 18 vendors in the Food
Court, children’s play area and the 45 vendors in the
Corporate Village.
Camarillo Greek Festival
June 12-14
Camarillo Airport
www.vcgreekfestival.org
Phone: 805-482-1273 or info@saintdem.org
The festival includes Greek delicacies such as
handmade baklava, live Greek music, dancing, prizes
and more! Sponsored by St. Demetrios Greek
Orthodox Church.
Summer Solstice Folk Music, Dance &
Storytelling Festival
Ventura County Agricultural Showcase
April 25-26
Ventura County Fairgrounds
Phone: 805-648-3376
Family Theatre Art Zone, Agricultural Exhibits, Open
Air Farmer’s Market, Chef Zone, Tractors and Farm
equipment, Children’s Activities, Photo Opportunities,
Scarecrow Competition, Chuckwagon BBQ, Tractor
Pull, Planting Zone, and much more!
January-June 2009
June 14, 10am to 3pm
Channel Islands Harbor
Oxnard, California
Dads can celebrate their special day for FREE by
enjoying an eclectic mix of custom cars, hot rods and
classics, all on display at Channel Islands Harbor.
The venue will also offer vendor booths, musical
entertainment, prizes and delicious food.
Music Festival
Food, Wine, & Microbrew Festival
Malibu Film Festival
Father’s Day Car Show
June 24-26
Soka University of America, Calabasas
Phone: 818-817-7756
www.ctmsfolkmusic.org
Concerts, jam sessions, and story swaps, plus the
CTMS Festival is a “teaching festival”. You will find
classes on everything from playing fiddle to vocal
warm-ups to contra-dancing.
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Calendar of Events
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Community Guides
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places to dine and areas to shop. The area is far too rich in possibilities
and our visitors too diverse in their interests to get it all between the
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Agoura, Calabasas, Woodland Hills 5
Thousand Oaks, Westlake Village
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Moorpark, Simi Valley
19
Heritage Valley
23
Ventura
25
Camarillo, Oxnard
31
Museums
36
Golf
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Television Schedule
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Key Phone Numbers
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Special Features
Adventure Options
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Attractions North and South
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Cover shot:
The beautiful Anacapa Arch. Anacapa
is one of the five Channel Islands.
Photo courtesy of Dan Harding.
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January-June 2009
COMMUNITY GUIDE - AGOURA HILLS, CALABASAS, WOODLAND HILLS
Woodland Hills
Woodland Hills is named for its more than
120,000 eucalyptus, sycamore, fir, pine and
pepper trees planted throughout the area. It was
in this area, that the treaty was signed to end the
Mexican War, thus clearing the way for California
to be admitted to the Union in 1850 as the 31st
State.
Agoura Hills
The community’s name was chosen to honor
early settler Pierre Augoure in 1928, but though
misspelling or for ease of pronunciation, the
Postal Service changed it to Agoura, becoming
Agoura Hills with the city’s incorporation.
Located in the Santa Monica Mountain foothills
just 30 minutes from many urban centers, the
city sits among oak-covered canyons and rolling
hillsides and is just minutes from ocean beaches.
Visitors will be treated to a city with culture! The
Valley Cultural Center serves the greater San
Fernando Valley as the prominent resource in
promoting the performing and visual arts.
Warner Center Park, the 20-acre plot of land
donated by the Harry Warner family (Warner
Brothers Pictures) is host to free concerts in the
park, including the Playboy Jazz Festival, to
more than 145,000 people
Hotels/Inns
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Best Western WH
818-340-1000
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Comfort Inn
818-347-8080
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Visitors who like the great outdoors will enjoy this
“Gateway to the Santa Monica Mountains
National Recreation Area with hiking and biking
trails in over 80 acres, in six parks, ranging from
small neighborhood parks to an equestrian
center. The Reyes Adobe Historical Site at the
base of Ladyface Mountain represents 150 years
of exciting California history through documented
stories and artifacts from the families that have
called the Reyes Adobe home since 1850.
Country Inn & Suites
818-232-5200
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Good Nite Inn
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Hilton Garden Inn
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Holiday Inn
818-880-6000
818-591-2300
818-883-6110
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Homewood Suites-Hilton
818-865-1000
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Hilton Woodland Hills
818-595-1000
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Marriott Warner Center
818-887-4800
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10 Renaissance Agoura Hills
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818-707-1220
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Lost Hills
The Chumash Indians referred to the area as a
place “where the wild geese fly”. Calabaza is the
Spanish word for pumpkin or gourd. Legend
Kanan Rd.
Calabasas
Chesebro
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tells that the area came to be known as
Calabasas after hundreds of pumpkin seeds
sprouted when a wagonload of pumpkins
tumbled to the ground. Naturally, it is now the
site for the annual Pumpkin Festival.
Visitors will see that the area has rural overtones
with modern amenities including The Commons
at Calabasas, a relatively new 2000,000 sq. ft.
shopping center with restaurants, retail and office
space, a business park and a community center
health club. It’s an ideal location to enjoy a quiet
retreat while seeing the sights in busy Los
Angeles. Calabasas also offers quick proximity
to the coast beaches through Malibu and
Topanga Canyons.
Entertainment/Shopping
1 Edwards Calabasas Stadium 6
818-223-0200
2 The Commons
818-222-3444
3 Mann 8 Agoura Hills
818-707-9966
4 Westfield Topanga Mall
818-594-8732
5 Promenade Mall/AMC Theatres
818-594-8732
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Restaurants/Night Life
1 Brasserie/Hilton
818-595-1000 (see 8 )
2 Breeze/Marriott
818-887-4800 (see 9 )
3 Cisco’s Mexican
818-879-1150
4 Pizza Cookery
818-887-4770
5 Wood Ranch BBQ
818-591-8900
Dining
Cocktails
Live Music
See Thousand Oaks/Westlake Map for more options
Please See Restaurant Section for Address
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DINING GUIDE - AGOURA HILLS, CALABASAS, WOODLAND HILLS
AGOURA HILLS
Avi’s Bistro
Ethnic Kosher cuisine.
30315 Canwood St., Agoura Hills.
(818) 991-9560
Blue Restaurant & Bar
Dishes are infused with American,
Mexican and Caribbean influence,
resulting in some of the most
delicious California cuisine around
(Lunch, Dinner) (Full Bar) 5017
Lewis Road, Agoura Hills. (818)
889-8476 www.blueclubs.com
Café 14
The husband and wife team whip
up an assemblage of tasty options
at this Cal-French eatery - no
one’s leaving unsatisfied.
(Dinner) 30315 Canwood Street,
Agoura Hills. (818) 991-9560.
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Chef Eddy Shin knows how to
cook and age a great steak. You
will come for the food, and stay for
the nightclub (Dinner) (Full Bar)
29020 Agoura Road, Agoura Hills.
(818) 889-2088.
Dolcetto Fine Italian Cuisine
Maria’s Italian Kitchen
Senor Carlos
Come for the home Ravioli, Osso
Buco, and the Linguine Pescatore.
At least that’s what owner Gino
Dolcetto recommends at this
romantic pink and burgundy Italian
dining room. (Dinner) 5879 Kanan
Road, Agoura Hills. (818) 889-1294
Maria’s Italian Kitchens often
remind guests of the casual,
sometimes boisterous,
neighborhood eateries of another
era. Growing up in Hoboken, New
Jersey, Maria learned all the
delicious nuances of Napolitano
family recipes. (Lunch, Dinner)
(Beer & Wine) 29035 Thousand
Oaks Blvd., Agoura Hills.
(818) 865-8999
www.mariasitaliankitchen.com
Executive Chef Domenick Medina
has created a wonderful selection
of Latin dishes. There will be
something there sure to please
everyone at the table. (Lunch,
Dinner) (Full Bar) 30315
Canwood St., Agoura Hills. (818)
991-2170.
Fabrocini’s Italian Kitchen
Fabrocini’s is a family style
restaurant for couples, families and
groups. It is also a popular place
for business lunches. Groups up
to 60 people can arrange a private
party. The atmosphere is informal
and the prices are moderate.
(Lunch, Dinner) (Beer & Wine)
(818) 879-8268
www.fabrocinis.com
Moz Buddha Lounge
The menu features fresh fish,
steaks and chops with Asian
influenced cooking, refined but not
fussy, classical in technique but
based on a lusty love for food.
The result is an ambitious and
eclectic menu. Live music.
West Agoura Road, Agoura Hills.
(818) 735-0091 www.mozbar.com
H20 Sea Gril
Padri Italian Cuisine
& Martini Bar
California-style cuisine with
ambiance and colorful creative
setting, serving breakfast, lunch
and dinner, featuring sumptuous
buffets. (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
(Full Bar) Renaissance Agoura
Hills Hotel, 30100 Agoura Road,
Agoura Hills. (818) 707-1220
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staurants/laxag
Resembling an old Tuscan
farmhouse with old oak trees
silhouetting the rolling hills of old
Agoura, Padri captures the true
essence of Tuscany Italian cuisine
steeped in tradition with a
romantically handsome
atmosphere. Live music. (Lunch,
Dinner) (Full Bar) 29002 Agoura
Road, Agoura Hills. (818) 8653700 www.padrirestaurant.net
Leila’s Restaurant
& Wine Bar
wwwchapter8lounge.com
Cisco’s
Since 1971, Cisco’s has offered
the very best in quality and
freshness when preparing our
authentic Mexican Dishes. The
festive atmosphere and courteous
service provide a great destination
for friends and families. 686
Lindero Canyon Road., Oak Park.
(818) 879-1150
(see our ad on page 7)
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A casual, contemporary setting
combined with bold fusion cuisine
has created a Mecca for those
looking for fine dining and fine
wines without the pomp and
circumstance. Leila’s is open for
dinner only, Tuesday through
Sunday from 5:00 pm.
Reservations strongly
recommended. (Dinner) (Beer &
Wine) 752 Lindero Canyon Road,
Oak Park. (818) 707-6939
www.leilasrestaurant.com
Rustico
Italian is the base of this busy
Westlake restaurant but it also
serves up some Continental
cuisine ranging from Battered
Sand Dabs in a lemon-caper
sauce, Steak Frites and a Crispy
Duck in an orange-ginger sauce.
Lindero Canyon Road, Oak Park.
(818) 889-0191
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Sushi Agoura
Featuring excellent and very fresh
sushi. 5015 Cornell Road, Suite
H, Agoura Hills. (818) 991-0245
Terri’s Cafe
At Terri’s they care about your
dietary needs and good health.
They use only the freshest
produce, and all their meat is
hormone-free and California
grown. (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
(818) 707-1934
Willy’s Smokehouse
Some of the best barbeque in
Agoura Hills. (Lunch, Dinner) (Full
Bar) 28434 Roadside Drive,
Agoura Hills. (818) 991-7227
Wood Ranch
Wood Ranch features “The Food
That Makes America Great!” - a
menu of award winning, high
quality, signature items such as:
Premium American Baby Back
Pork Ribs; Certified Angus Beef
steaks, Prime Rib and Burgers;
USDA Choice Tri-Tip Roasts; fresh
Fish and Chicken; and Pasta.
They also offer a broad selection
of innovative and attractively
presented salads, appetizers and
homemade desserts as well as full
liquor service. (Lunch, Dinner)
(Full Bar) 5050 Cornell Road,
Agoura Hills. (818) 597-8900
www.woodranch.com
(see our ad on inside front cover)
January-June 2009
CALABASAS
Cosmo’s Grill
Serving classic favorites. Open 7
days. Dine-in or delivery catering
available. Open Sun-Thurs 11:00
am to 9:00 pm. Fri-Sat 11:00 am
to 10:00 pm. (Lunch, Dinner) (Full
Bar) 23663 Calabasas Road,
Calabasas. (818) 591-2211
www.cosmosgrill.com
Fins
Excellent, well-prepared seafood
and creative Continental dishes at
reasonable prices. Kudos for the
best Macadamia Nut encrusted
halibut. The Calabasas branch
boasts a lovely patio with views of
a creek. (Dinner) 23504
Calabasas Road (Mulholland Dr.),
Calabasas. (818) 223-3467
www.finsinc.com
King’s Fish House
Owned and operated by three
generations, their love for seafood
made it inevitable that sooner or
later their passion for fresh fish
would create such a special place.
(Dinner) (Full Bar) 4798
Commons Way, Calabasas. (818)
224-1979 www.kingsseafood.com
La Paz Mexican Seafood
Restaurant and Catering service,
proudly servind fine Mexican Food
for over 25 years in 7 restaurants
in five Southeastern states. 4505
Las Virgenes Rd., Calabasas.
(818) 880-8076 www.lapaz.com
January-June 2009
Marmalade Café
Sagebrush Cantina
California Pizza Kitchen
Customers enjoy dining in a
spectacular environment matched
with wonderful food and fully
attentive service. Marmalade Café
provides just that. 4783 Commons
Way, Suite E, Calabasas, CA
91302. (818) 225-9092
www.marmaladecafe.com
A legendary meeting place since
1974. Best appetizers. Best
Margaritas. (Brunch Sundays,
Lunch, Dinner) (Full Bar) 23527
Calabasas Road, Calabasas.
(818) 222-6062
www.sagebrushcantina.com
Pizzas are created with flavors
from Thai to Jamacan Jerk.
Salads, made-to-order pastas,
soups, sandwiches, appetizers and
desserts. (Lunch, Dinner) (Full
Bar) 6606 Topanga Canyon
Blvd., Canoga Park
(818) 884-8858
www.californiapizzakitchen.com
Mi Place
Shibuya Sushi
Supporters say this solid, familyoriented Cal-Italian trio is equally
apt for an informal dinner before
the movies or for a lazy weekend
brunch at reasonable prices.
(Brunch, Dinner) (Full Bar) The
Commons, 4799 Commons Way
(Calabasas Road), Calabasas.
(818) 591-8822
Fresh, delicious, excellent sushi!
4774 Park Granada, Suite 8B,
Calabasas. (818) 225-1560
WOODLAND HILLS
Bistro Ka
Great menu selections of fine
Japanese cuisine in an upscale
atmosphere. (Lunch, Dinner) (Full
Bar) 6600 Topanga Canyon Blvd.
#2010A, Canoga Park. (818) 3401300. www.bistroka.com
Riviera Restaurant & Lounge
Restaurateur Tommaso Bartlett
brings his top notch experience to
yet another fine restaurant.
(Dinner) (Full Bar) 23683
Calabasas Road, Calabasas.
(818) 224-2163
Charlie G’s Prime
Steak House
Fine dining, great steaks and
excellent service. Specialties
include Maryland Crab Cakes, NY
Strip Steak, fresh fish, appetizers,
full service bar and private dining
room for parties. (Dinner) (Full
Bar) 18663 Ventura Blvd.,
Tarzana. (818) 344-1191
Flemings
Saddle Peak Lodge
High wood-beam ceilings, hunting
trophies on the walls and large
fireplaces distinguish this
Calabasas destination that
supplies a welcome change from
the stark, modern décor of top LA
restaurants. (Dinner) (Full Bar)
419 Cold Canyon Road (Puma
Rd.), Calabasas. (818) 222-3888
www.saddlepeaklodge.com
Breeze Grill & Q Martini Bar
Located in the Marriott Warner
Center Hotel. Casual Fine Dining.
Happy hour, Sunday Brunch
21850 Oxnard St., Woodland Hills.
(818) 887-4800
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Fleming’s has raised the standard
of excellence for steakhouses to a
whole new level. (Dinner) (Full
Bar) 6373 Topanga Canyon Blvd.,
Woodland Hills. (818) 346-1005
www.flemingssteakhouse.com
Frankie’s Italian Kitchen
Enjoy consistently good food and
service. 5538 Reseda Blvd.,
Tarzana. (818) 705-1295
www.frankiesitaliankitchen.com
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Kabuki Japanese Restaurant
Monty’s Steak House
Poquito Mas
SuperWok
Enjoy casual atmosphere, today’s
hottest music, people smiling and
a friendly staff. 20940 Ventura
Blvd., Woodland Hills. (818) 7048700 www.kabukirestaurants.com
Steaks to perfection in a 50’s
atmosphere. 5371 Topanga
Canyon Blvd., Woodland Hills.
(818) 716-9736
The original Baja Taco Stand.
21049 Ventura Blvd., Woodland
Hills. (818) 887-2007
www.poquitomas.com
5418 Reseda Blvd., Tarzana.
(818) 342-6383
www.superwok.com
Morton’s, The Steak House
Kate Mantilini
“The Best Steak Anywhere!” 6250
Canoga Ave., Suite 111, Woodland
Hills. (818) 703-7272
www.mortons.com
Roy’s Hawaiian Fusion
of Woodland Hills
It’s one of the largest restaurants
in L.A. but still run like a mom ‘n
pop shop. Enjoy Americana
homegrown classics such as
meatloaf, chicken pot pie, warm
apple pie and their signature white
chili, Eastern Shore crab cakes
and roast prime rib. (Lunch,
Dinner) (Full Bar) 5921
Owensmouth Avenue, Woodland
Hills. (818) 348-1095
Roy’s serves famous seafood
entrée to mouthwatering steaks in
a casual atmosphere. 6363
Topanga Canyon Blvd., Woodland
Hills. (818) 888-4801
Nicola’s Kitchen
Italian food with influences ranging
from the California Coast to the
shores of Thailand. (Lunch,
Dinner) (Beer, Wine) 20969
Ventura Blvd., Woodland Hills.
(818) 883-9477
www.nicolaskitchen.com
Ruby’s Diner
As owner Cavanaugh states, “As
our motto says, ‘Only the best for
our guest!” 6100 Topanga
Canyon, Woodland Hills. (818)
340-7829 www.rubysdiner.com
La Finestra
Ruth’s Chris
Their creative Italian specials
change weekly, and they use only
the freshest ingredients and even
import their cheeses. (Lunch,
Dinner) 19467 Ventura Blvd.,
Tarzana. (818) 342-2824
From humble beginnings in New
Orleans to current position as the
world’s largest fine dining
company, Ruth’s Chris Steak
House celebrated its 40th
anniversary in 2005. (Dinner)
(Full Bar) 6100 Topanga Canyon
Blvd., Suite #1360, Woodland Hills.
(818) 227-9505
www.ruthschris.com
Maggiano’s
This is an ideal location for your
next hosted event. The seasonal
patio has an old-world feel of
dining on the bustling streets of
Florence. 6100 N. Topanga
Canyon Rd., #1330, Woodland
Hills. (818) 887-3777
www.maggianos.com
Maria’s Italian Kitchen
Maria’s Italian Kitchens reminds
guests of the casual, neighborhood
eateries of another era. Maria
learned all the delicious nuances
of Napolitano family recipes.
23331 Mulholland Dr., Woodland Hills
(818) 225-0586
www.mariasitaliankitchen.com
Milano’s International
Cuisine
21550 Oxnard Street,
Woodland Hills.
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Pizza Cookery, The
In business since 1975 in the
same location across the street
from the Westfield Promenade.
It is a full service restaurant
featuring pizzas, salads,
sandwiches and their famous garlic
& cheese rolls. All credit cards
accepted. 6209 Topanga Canyon
Blvd., Woodland Hills. (818) 8874770. www.pizzacookery.com
Pasto Restaurant and Café
Soup’s Grill
Middle Easter, American
Traditional blend. 17620 Ventura
Blvd., Encine. (818) 728-1212
Owned and operated by
Milwaukee Brewers pitcher and
San Fernando Valley native, Jeff
Suppan and wife Dana. Soup’s is
designed to have an atmosphere
where great food and great service
go hand in hand. (Lunch, Dinner)
(Full Bar) 21028 Ventura Blvd.,
Woodland Hills. (818) 884-6005
www.soupsgrill.com
Pomodoro Cucina Italiana
Is there really any reason a casual
dining restaurant can’t offer unique
food, great design and real Milano
style? Clothes, cars, food – let’s
face it, style is good everywhere.
21600 Victory Blvd., Woodland
Hills. (818) 340-2400
www.pastapomodoro.com
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Tatsuki Japanese Restaurant
“The best sushi for reasonable
prices. Try the stuffed squid!”
Hills. (818) 340-8690
The Farm of Beverly Hills
Since 1997, The Farm has been
serving up a sophisticated mastery
of simple fresh ingredients
carefully chosen for quality. 6600
Topanga Canyon Blvd. #1030,
Canoga Park. (818) 888-6738.
www.thefarmofbeverlyhills.com
The White Harte Pub
This is a British pub so legitimate
that British people actually frequent
it! (Lunch, Dinner) (Full Bar)
Hills. (818) 224-3822
uWink
The driving force behind uWink is
the proprietary software that
connects patrons to a rich library of
media and entertainment content,
to the restaurant’s operating
system and to each other. (Lunch,
Dinner) 6100 Topanga Canyon
Blvd., Woodland Hills. (818) 9921100. www.uwink.com
Villa Piacere
Piacere is Italian for “it’s our
pleasure”, but at Villa Piacere, the
pleasure will be all yours. 22160
Ventura Blvd., Woodland Hills.
(818) 704-1185
www.villapiacere.com
Yankee Doodles Sports Bar
21870 Victory Blvd., Woodland
Hills. (818) 883-3030
www.yankeedoodles.com
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SHOPPING
See Maps for precise locations
The Commons
Calabasas
Commons Way (818) 222-3444
Anchor Stores: Edwards Cinema, Barnes and Noble,
Starbucks, Williams-Sonoma, King’s Fish House
(see ad on page 16)
Promenade
Woodland Hills
6100 Topanga Canyon Blvd.
(818) 884-7090
50+ stores. Anchors include two large Macy’s, Coach,
Williams-Sonoma and Laura Ashley. Ruth’s Chris,
Wolfgang Pucks Café
Westfield Topanga Mall
Woodland Hills
6600 Topanga Cyn Blvd
(818) 594-8732
Anchor Stores: Nordstrom, GAP, Abercrombie,
Crate & Barrel
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805-497-9861
2 Mann Janss Marketplace Mall
805-374-9656/805-495-4662
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805-379-2299
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Cafe Provencal
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Outback Steak House
805-381-1590
Renaissance Agoura Hills
818-707-1220
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TownPlace Suites
805-499-3111
Mediterraneo
818-889-9105
Quality Inn
805-495-7011
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The Landing
818-706-8887
Palm Garden Hotel
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818-889-0238
Call for exact location
Dining
Cocktails
SHOPPING
The Oaks Mall
Thousand Oaks
222 W. Hillcrest Dr (805) 495-3031
Anchor stores include JC Penney, Robinson’s May,
Macy’s
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Live Music
Dancing
Janss Marketplace
Thousand Oaks
275 N. Moorpark Rd (805) 495-4662
Anchor stores include Toys-R-Us, Marshall’s, Sears,
Linens and Things, Mann 9 Theatres
Paraiso Town Center
Dos Vientos (see our ad on page 16)
350 Via Las Brisas, Suite 280 (805) 376-8300
Anchors, Beau Alexis Boutique, CRAVE Fruit Bar
The Promenade
The Lakes
Thousand Oaks (see our ad on page 16)
T.O. Blvd and Conejo School Road
Anchor stores, PF Changs, Brighton, Polacheck’s
Jewelers, Claim Jumper, Ben & Jerry’s, CPK
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Westlake Village (see our ad on page 16)
140 Promenade Way (805) 497-9861
Anchor stores: Barnes and Noble, Mann Theatres,
Macaroni Grill
January-June 2009
COMMUNITY GUIDE - THOUSAND OAKS, WESTLAKE VILLAGE, NEWBURY PARK
Thousand Oaks
The name, presumably for the area’s many oak
trees, first appears on a track map in 1923.
Today it is home to Amgen, Inc., the largest
biotechnology company in the world and
Ventura County’s largest private employer.
Perennially, it is among the safest small cities in
America. The residents are serious about
preserving the ring of open space surrounding
the city, with local and city groups continuing to
buy more land to save it from development.
Visiting this area must include the Thousand
Oaks Civic Arts Plaza’s Countrywide Performing
Arts Center. This is the largest performing arts
center between Los Angeles and San Francisco
and is funded through a unique public/private
partnership between the City of Thousand Oaks
and the Alliance for the Arts. For those seeking
out historical sights, visit the Stagecoach Inn
Museum Complex which includes a pioneer
home, a Spanish-Mexican adobe and a
Chumash Ap (tule dwelling) as well as the
Stagecoach Inn originally known as the Grand
Union Hotel when it was built in 1876.
Westlake Village
Westlake Village is a very well-planned
community that boasts award-winning
neighborhoods, thriving businesses and
enviable lifestyles while preserving and
enhancing the natural environment of the area.
Visitors will see that this community is ideal.
The beach is nearby, Thousand Oaks Civic Arts
Plaza is just up the road, as is the intellectual
climate of California Lutheran University. The
whole Conejo Valley beckons hikers and
bicyclists. This exclusive community, centered
around Westlake Lake is often thought of as an
ideal spot to take a vacation.
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DINING GUIDE - THOUSAND OAKS, WESTLAKE VILLAGE, NEWBURY PARK
THOUSAND OAKS
Alamo Bar & Grill
Established in 1976. You will
“remember the Alamo” as one of
the best Mexican Restaurants
you’ve ever visited. (Brunch,
Lunch, Dinner) (Full Bar) 2311
Borchard Road, Newbury Park.
(805) 498-3115
www.thealamobarandgrill.com
Applebee’s
3980 Thousand Oaks Blvd.,
Thousand Oaks. (805) 496-9444
www.applebees.com
Azar’s Red Robin
Neighborhood Sportsbar and
Steakhouse. (Lunch, Dinner) (Full
Bar). 2215 Michael Dr, Newbury
Park . (805) 498-2365.
Bada Japanese Cuisine
& Big Sushi Bar
Bella Terraza Restaurant
at the Hyatt Westlake Plaza
Try the Fire Fighter Roll! 105
Brazil Street, Thousand Oaks.
(805) 557-0527
A perfect place to celebrate any
occasion! Bella Terraza serves
breakfast, lunch and dinner with
patio dining beside colorful
gardens and waterfalls. The menu
is created from using all of the
great California fresh offerings.
(Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner) (Full
Bar) 880 S. Westlake Blvd.,
www.westlake.hyatt.com
Bandit’s BBQ
589 N. Moorpark Road, Thousand
Oaks. (805) 497-7427
www.banditsbbq.com
Bella Luna Italian Restaurant
Each of Bella Luna’s Central and
Mediterranean Italian entrée
comes with their trademark “garlic
knots”, hot out of the oven. Live
Entertainment Fri & Sat. (Lunch,
Dinner) (Full Bar) 579 N. Ventu
Park Road #A, Newbury Park.
(805) 499-6767
www.blrestaurant.com
Borderline
If the drinks are flowin’ the
kitchen’s goin’! 99 Rolling Oaks
Drive, Thousand Oaks. (805) 4464435 www.borderlinebarandgrill
Buca Di Beppo
An authentic Italian restaurant that
offers flavorful Italian dining. 205
N. Moorpark Rd., Thousand Oaks.
(805) 449-3688
www.bucadibeppo.com
Café Provencal
Serving the Conejo Valley for over
12 years. You’ll find light and
fragrant cuisine from Provence with
appetizers such as Foie Gras,
Escargots, Sweetbreads and
Scallops. Offering authentic
entrees like Bouillabaisse (owner
from Marseille) Duck Magret, Filet
Mignon with three sauces and
Sandabs. Famous for the Lavender
Crème Brulee and Onion Soup.
Wine pairing on Wednesday and
Thursday features 5 courses for
45.00 and wines for each course
included. Quick and healthy three
course lunch for 15.95. Wine
tasting, private parties and catering
is available. (Lunch, Dinner) (Beer
& Wine) 2310 E. Thousand Oaks
Blvd., Thousand Oaks. (805) 4967121 www.cafeprovencal.biz
(see our ad on this page)
Serving Southern French Cuisine In A Romantic Setting Since 1996
Show your Room Key for
a Free Dessert with any entree
Lunch: Mon. thru Fri. 11am-2pm.
Formule Express 3-course Lunch $15.95
Voted most romantic and favorite
French Restaurant in Ventura County!
Dinner: Mon.-Thur. & Sun. 5pm-9pm.
Come and visit our
shoe store boutique Shooz
3647 E. Thousand Oaks Blvd
Westlake Village (Paseo Market Place)
(805) 370-8555
Mention Cafe Provecal and
receive 10% discount
Innovative hearth-baked pizzas are
created with flavors from Thai to
Jamacan Jerk. Sides include
creative salads, made-to-order
pastas, soups, sandwiches,
appetizers and desserts. Favorites
include Chicken and Shrimp
Jambalaya, BBQ Chicken Chopped
Salad, Singapore Shrimp Rolls and
Key Lime Pie. (Lunch, Dinner)
(Full Bar) 100 Promenade Way,
Suite A, Westlake Village.
(805) 374-2727
Deluxe 5-course Dinner $45.00,
Wine Included on Wed. & Thur. Dinner.
Fri. and Sat. 5-10pm.
Reservations Recommended.
2310 Thousand Oaks Blvd.
Thousand Oaks, CA 91362
(805) 496-7121
www.cafeprovencal.biz • cafeprovencal@sbcglobal.net
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Champagne French Bakery
A place for cake lovers. They
serve sandwiches & beverages
also. 180 Promenade Way #1,
Cheesecake Factory
It’s more than just cheesecake! It’s
a unique, upscale restaurant
offering appetizers, pizza, pasta,
seafood, steaks, salads, salmon,
Cajun Jambalaya Pasta, and The
Factory Burger. You’ll enjoy its
décor with French limestone floors
and decorative columns, handpainted fabrics, contemporary
lighting and an abundance of
cherry wood. (Lunch, Dinner)
(Full Bar) 442 W. Hillcrest Drive,
Chili’s
When you’re starved for time try
the Bottomless Express Lunch with
choice of soup, salad, house-made
chips & salsa and don’t forget to
try the Awesome Blossom, Grilled
Baby Backs and Sizzling Fajitas.
Newbury Road, Newbury Park.
(805) 214-9947
Chipotle Mexican Grill
“Food with Integrity” is what drives
this restaurant. You can taste the
freshness. 935 Broadbeck Dr.,
Newbury Park. (805) 499-3561
www.chipotle.com
Cho Cho San
Sushi Bar, Japanese cuisine. 400
Thousand Oaks Blvd., Thousand
Oaks. (805) 379-9300
www.chochosan.com
Cisco’s
Since 1971, Cisco’s has offered
the very best in quality and
freshness when preparing our
authentic Mexican Dishes. The
festive atmosphere and courteous
service provide a great destination
for friends and families. 1712
Avenida de Los Arboles, Thousand
Oaks. (805) 493-0533
Claim Jumper
2150 Thousand Oaks Blvd.,
www.claimjumper.com
January-June 2009
El Torito
Melting Pot, The
Roxy’s Famous Deli
BJ’s
Authentic Mexican dishes. 449
Moorpark Rd., Thousand Oaks.
(805) 497-3952 www.eltorito.com
An extraordinary dining experience
that you won’t find at any other
restaurant. Here, you’ll discover
all the ingredients to a perfect
evening, including a relaxed
atmosphere, private tables,
attractive service, fine wines and a
fabulous four-course fondue
dinner. (Dinner) (Full Bar) 3685
E. Thousand Oaks Blvd.,
www.meltingpot.com
A fun and boisterous spot for all
your deli cravings (Lunch, Dinner)
(Beer & Wine) 1345 E. Thousand
Oaks Blvd., Thousand Oaks. (805)
379-6767
In 1978 two guys had a great
recipe for deep dish pizza and
opened the first GJ’s Chicago
Pizzeria in Santa Ana, California.
Obviously it was an instant hit and
now BJ’s brand has expanded
across the U.S. 3955 Thousand
Oaks Blvd., Westlake Village.
(805) 497-9393
www.bjsbrewhouse.com
Eric’s
Located in the Palm Garden Hotel,
495 Ventu Park Road, Thousand
Oaks. (805) 716-4200.
www.palmgardenhotel.com
Garden Café
Serene garden dining. 1414
Oaks. (805) 495-1545
www.akashicbookshopandcenter.com
Gino’s Trattoria
Owner Gino Setola welcomes you
with his classic Italian dishes.
From Veal Picatta to his Gelato
Truffles, enjoy this casual and
friendly favorite. (Dinner) (Beer &
Wine) 720 E. Thousand Oaks
Blvd., Thousand Oaks.
(805) 494-7743
Greenhouse Café
652 E. Janss Rd., Thousand Oaks.
(805) 373-6500
Sunset Terrace Lounge
California cuisine, excellent
service. (Lunch, Dinner) (Full Bar)
235-G North Moorpark Rd.,
Thousand Oaks, CA 91360.
(805) 497-4847
www.sunsetterracerestaurant.com
Mimi’s Café
Sushi Yusho
Kid friendly – great varied menu
selection. 400 N. Moorpark Rd.,
“Very Serious About Sushi….This
Must be the Place!!!” 2365
Michael Drive, Newbury Park.
(805) 375-2269
www.sushiyusho.com
Natural Café Natural Café
Known for their homemade soups,
hearty salads, great sandwiches,
vegetarian entrees, pasta, chicken
and seafood , plus a complete
juice bar, micro-brewed beers and
local wines. (Lunch, Dinner)
(Beer & Wine) 1714 Newbury
Road, Newbury Park. (805) 4980493 www.thenaturalcafe.com
White Elephant Thai Cuisine
668 Moorpark Rd., Thousand
Oaks. (805) 496-8999
WESTLAKE VILLAGE
Bauducco’s
Holdren’s Steak & Seafood
Elegant and timeless, USDA
prime corn fed beef, charbroiled
over mesquite grill. Fresh seafood
selections include Bacon wrapped
Tiger Prawns, seared Ahi, and
Shrimp Scampi like no other.
Extensive wine and martini list and
outdoor seating. (Lunch, Dinner)
(Full Bar). 1714-A Newbury Road,
Newbury Park. (805) 498-1314
www.holdrens.com
Lamppost Pizza
1145 Lindero Canyon Road,
www.lamppostpizza.com
A true local treasure in business
since 1947. You know it has to be
great Mexican food 1710 E.
Oaks. (805) 495-3573
Marcello Ristorante
140 W. Hillcrest Dr., Thousand
Oaks. (805) 371-4367
www.marcelloristorante.com
Mastro’s Steakhouse
The steakhouse with personality,
offers an unparalleled dining
experience with a cutting edge
menu of the finest prime steaks,
fresh seafood accompanied by live
music and dancing 7 nights a week
in the piano bar. (Dinner) (Full
Bar) 2087 E. Thousand Oaks
Blvd., Thousand Oaks. (805) 4181811 www.mastros.com
January-June 2009
One of the last places you can still
order Veal Oscar and Baked
Alaska. If you sigh and think
passé, wait a second, they do offer
an excellent Seared Ahi and a
White Truffle Risotto to blast you
into food present. (Brunch,
Dinner) (Full Bar) 32123 Lindero
Canyon Road, Westlake Village.
(818) 889-8300
Baudocco’s is both a restaurant
and an Italian Deli with all breads
and pastas made on the premises.
2839 Agoura Road, Westlake
Village. (818) 991-4670
Outback Steakhouse
Bellavino Wine Bar
and Restaurant
Although beef and steak make up
a good portion of this Australian
steakhouse, the concept offers a
variety of chicken, ribs and pasta
dishes, all with big bold flavors and
quality in mind. Don’t forget to try
the “Bloomin Onion”! (Dinner)
137 E. Thousand Oaks Blvd.,
Menu is cross cultural in style and
is driven by the best seasonal
ingredients. Chef Grenner’s
pedigree reflects the finest in
Southern California dining over the
past 25 years. Live jazz presented
every Friday and Saturday
evening. (Dinner) (Beer & Wine)
Westlake Village. (805) 557-0212
www.bellavinowinebar.com
Pickle’s Deli
Lupe’s Mexican Restaurant
Boccaccio’s
You’ll find traditional as well as
innovative American and
International deli fare. 1940
Newbury Road, Newbury Park.
(805) 480-4800
www.picklesdeli.com
Bogie’s
Bogie’s is one of the hottest
bar/night spots in the Conejo
Valley offering indoor & outdoor
dining from the gourmet food and
cocktail menu. Don’t forget to try
their famous Bogie’s classic
burger. (Lunch Dinner) (Full Bar)
32001 Agoura Rd., Westlake
Village. (818) 889-2394
Pellagio Café
PF Chang’s
2250 E. Thousand Oaks, Blvd.,
Piatti Locali
Experience the essence of
Tuscany. The spirit lies in the
beautiful garden setting, the finest
food and warm, friendly service.
Wrap around patio with water
fountain and garden views.
(Lunch, Dinner) (Full Bar) 101 S.
Westlake Blvd., Thousand Oaks.
(805) 371-5600 www.piatti.com
Romano’s Macaroni Grill
Italian at its best. 4000 E.
Oaks. (805) 370-1133
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Brent’s Deli
Hamptons
Quality food for almost 40 years.
Catering service available. 2799
Townsgate Rd., Westlake Village.
(805) 557-1882.
www.brentsdeli.com.
Californian cuisine at its best.
Views of the garden and waterfall
while dining on the terrace.
(Breakfast, Dinner) (Full Bar)
Two Dole Drive, Westlake Village.
(818) 575-3000
www.fourseasons.com/
westlakevillage/dining.html
Dakota’s Steakhouse
Dakota’s features USDA Prime
beef, pasta and seafood. Two
great wine displays. (Lunch,
Dinner) (Full Bar) 30970 Russell
Ranch Rd., Westlake Village.
(818) 991-3999
Mandevilla Restaurant
Authentic Italian Cuisine. Elegant
enough for any occasion, casual
enough for everyday. Featuring
patio dining in a romantic outdoor
setting. Cocktails are available.
Mandevilla Restaurant is open
seven days a week. (Lunch,
Dinner) (Full Bar) 951 South
Westlake Blvd., Westlake Village.
(805) 497-8482
www.mandevillarestaurant.com
Kumo Sush
Finest destination for sushi.
860 Hampshire Road, Suite Z,
www.kumosushi.com
Fins Seafood Grill
(See Calabasas section for review).
982 S. Westlake Blvd., Westlake
Village. (805) 494-6494
www.finsinc.com
Galletto Bar and Grill
Mouthwatering Brazilian-Italian
flavors. Patio Dining and music
nightly. Hours; (Lunch, Dinner)
(Full Bar) 982 Westlake Blvd.,
Westlake Village. (805) 499-4300.
www.gallettobarandgrill.com
Open: Mon 10-9pm
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Landing Grill & Sushi Bar
Full sushi and sashimi bar.
California Continental cuisine.
Salads, stir-fry, rice bowls, sushi,
pasta and a variety of beef, fish,
poultry and lamb dishes.(Lunch,
Dinner) (Beer & Wine) 32123
Lindero Canyon Road, Westlake
Village. (818) 706-8887
www.thelandinggrill.com
Marmalade Café
Customers enjoy dining in a
spectacular environment matched
with wonderful food and fully
attentive service. Marmalade Café
provides just that. Featuring a
fantastic seafood salad.
140 Promenade Way, Suite 1,
www.marmaladecafe.com
Mediterraneo
Elegant but sexy, charming,
romantic. All the elements
combined give Mediterraneo vibe
and atmosphere, offering California
cuisine at its finest. (Lunch,
Dinner) (Beer & Wine) 32037
Agoura Road, Westlake Village.
(818) 889-9105
Natural Café
The Natural Café is known for their
homemade soups, hearty salads,
delicious sandwiches, vegetarian
entrees, pasta, chicken and
seafood dishes, as well as a
complete juice bar, micro-brewed
beers and local wines. (Lunch,
Dinner) (Beer & Wine) 968-12
(805) 449-0099
www.thenaturalcafe.com
Tues-Sun, 10am-9:30pm
1710 Thousand Oaks Blvd., Thousand Oaks, CA 91360
Reservations Suggested (805) 495-3573
Since 1947, Lupe’s has been one of the
community’s first family-owned and operated
restaurants. You will find it snuggled under
an historic old oak tree where just about
every day, lines of people can be seen
waiting to get in. The restaurant has grown
from a two-booth, five bar stool cafe to
become a Conejo Valley landmark with
a seating capacity of 100. More expansion
is under way to add patios for indoor, as well
as outdoor dining.
Come in and see what all the talk is about!
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Onyx – Four Seasons
Westlake
Backlit wall panels of semiprecious stones lend a dramatic
ambience in which to enjoy light,
healthful Asian fare. (Dinner) (Full
Bar) Two Dole Rd, Westlake
Village. (818) 575-3000
www.fourseasons.com/westlakevillage
P6 Restaurant & Lounge
Diners will be attracted to the finest
of food, service and ambience.
The restaurant offers an array of
small plates, as well as an
excellent grilled veal chop, baked
Chilean sea bass and paella.
(Brunch, Dinner) (Full Bar) 2809
Agoura Road, Westlake Village.
(805) 778-0123
Pookie’s Thai
Pookie’s is a family run restaurant
with a charming atmosphere and
hospitable service. Just a short
descent from the Hampshire side
of the Water Court gets you to
Pookie’s where they are serving
lunch and dinner daily. Pookie’s
also offers free take-out for those
with a five mile distance. Salad
options, noodles, stir-fry and more,
Pookie’s offers a generous menu
for your appetite. (Lunch, Dinner)
(Beer & Wine) 8600 Hampshire
Road, Suite Z, Westlake Village.
(805) 531-0094
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Romio’s Pizza and Pasta
Suki 7
Unique Greek and Italian dishes
with just the right touch of all the
best and freshest ingredients made
from scratch. (Lunch, Dinner)
(Beer & Wine) 3316 E. Thousand
Oaks Blvd., Westlake Village.
(805) 496-6777
www.romiosca.com
From the owners of P6 and
Chapter 8 comes the spectacularly
designed Suki 7. Executive Chef
Katsuo Nagasawa brings his
Tuscany II Ristorante
culinary expertise, offering
degree sushi bar, wrap around
From caviar to spaghetti there is
something for everyone including
excellent service. (Dinner) (Full
Bar) 968 S. Westlake Blvd. Suite 4,
patio with fire and water pits, and
Zin Bistro Americana
multi-functional private dining and
Zin Bistro Americana features a
scenic fire lit patio, spacious bar,
plush booths and lakefront dining
where you can relax, have a drink,
an appetizer or enjoy the whole
gastronomique experience. We
invite you to savor this experience
on the lake in Westlake Village.
(Brunch, Lunch, Dinner) (Full Bar)
32131 Lindero Canyon Road,
Suite 111, Westlake Village.
(818) 865-0095
www.zinbistroamericana.com
contemporary Japanese cuisine,
sushi and robata grill. A full 360-
Sharky’s Mexican Gril
Sharky’s offers its clientele
something new and exciting from
“Signature Burritos” to “World
Famous Tempura Battered Fish
Tacos”, all fresh, natural, healthy
and at a reasonable price. 111 S.
(805) 370-3701
event spaces are just some of the
exceptional features at Suki 7.
Lunch Mon-Fri 11:30 am – 4:00
pm. Dinner Mon-Sat 4:00 pm11:00 pm, Sunday 5:00 pm-11:00
pm. (Lunch, Dinner) (Full Bar)
925 S. Westlake Blvd., Westlake
Spa Café
Village. (805) 777-7579
After your session at the spa, relax
with an energy drink, healthful soup
or salad in a casual, self-service
environment. Lounge on the
outdoor terrace and let the delightful
fragrances from the herb garden
just beyond, stimulate your senses.
(BL) (Full Bar) Two Dole Drive,
www.fourseasons.com/westlake
village/dining/spa_caf_.html
Thousand Oaks Fish & Chips
Suite H, Westlake Village. (805)
495-1614
ToGo’s
2761 Agoura Rd., Westlake
Village. (805) 449-9967
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of the Mediterranean.
Seasonal.
Fresh.
Creative.
32037 Agoura Road, Westlake Village
818.889.9105
med-rest.com
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Moorpark
1 Mavericks Cinema 3
805-522-9154
2 Moorpark Marketplace
3 Moorpark Country Club
805-532-2834
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4 Village at Moorpark
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Restaurants
1
Wood Ranch BBQ
805-523-7253
2
Champions Restaurant
805-532-2634
Dining
Cocktails
Live Music
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COMMUNITY GUIDE - MOORPARK, SIMI VALLEY
by beautiful hills, Simi Valley is a haven away
from the congestion of the San Fernando Valley
and Los Angeles County and is consistently
rated one of the safest cities in the nation.
maintained on a five-acre facility on the college
campus called “America’s Teaching Zoo”. You
will see everything from marmosets to an Asian
elephant, blue-tongued skinks to alligators,
button quail to ostrich. Quite an adventure!
Simi Valley
The name comes from a Chumash Indian word,
shimiji, which refers to the thread-like clouds
that appear sometimes over the valley. Located
at the edge of eastern Ventura County encircled
Visitors come by the “busloads” to the home of
the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and
Museum, which hosts the Air Force One
Pavillion. Corriganville Park is another mustsee, once known for being the backdrop of
many western movies and television shows.
Moorpark
Moorpark is a small town with character! It was
founded by Robert Poindexter in 1927 and was
named for the Moorpark Apricot, which once
grew in abundance in the area. For years, it was
a rural community where you could see cows in
the hills when you drove down Spring Road.
Now, it is home to some of Ventura County’s
largest employers including Fortune 500
companies.
Visitors are invited to visit the world-famous
Exotic Animal Training and Management
program at Moorpark College. The present
animal collection numbering 150 animals is
Hotels/Inns
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805-915-5000
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805-584-6006
Extended Stay America
5
805-584-8880
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Motel 6
805-526-3533
Grand Vista Hotel
805-583-2000
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Posada Royale/Best Western
805-584-6300
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805-520-8620
Restaurants
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2 Regal Cinema Civic Center 16
805-526-9800
Arena Sports Bar & Grill
805-583-2000
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3 Ronald Reagan Presidential Library
805-526-9800
Yolanda’s
805-306-9933
Dining
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Simi Valley
Holiday Inn Express
4 Sycamore Village
805-526-5222
Live Music
5 Simi Valley Town Center
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DINING GUIDE - MOORPARK, SIMI VALLEY
MOORPARK
Café Firenze
Great Italian cuisine in a beautiful
setting plus a market & deli and
Martini Lounge. (Lunch, Dinner)
(Full Bar) 563 W. Los Angeles
Ave., Moorpark. (805) 532-0048
www.cafefirenze.net
Two Guys from Italy
“From Italy and Germany with
Love” aptly describes the excellent
cuisine and ambiance of Two Guys
From Italy. A seemingly endless
menu features authentic traditional
specialties of Old Italy and Germany.
(Lunch, Dinner) (Full Bar) 494 E.
Los Angeles Ave., Suite 100,
Moorpark.
(805) 529-2292
Natural Café
(See review on page 14) (Lunch,
Dinner) (Beer & Wine) 840 New
Los Angeles Ave., Moorpark. (805)
523-2016 www.thenaturalcafe.com
Don Cucos
Arena Sports Grill & Bar
You can enjoy casual dining with a
festive atmosphere, fabulous
menu, full service bar, Sunday
Brunch and more. (Brunch, Lunch,
Dinner) (Full Bar) 3991 Cochran
St., Simi Valley. (805) 583-5944
www.doncuco.com
The Arena serves the best of good
food and sports entertainment, with
daily food and drink specials,
happy hour prices, over 25 TV
screens and 10 satellites sure to
be showing your favorite game.
Also enjoy several pool tables,
NTN trivia, darts, ping pong,
Karaoke and DJ dancing. 999
Enchanted Way, Simi Valley. (805)
583-2000 (see our ad on page 18)
Champions Restaurant
Unique atmosphere where the
location is a well kept secret... until
you experience it. A country club
that welcomes the public! Dining
on the patio or indoors, lavish
views of the greens and lakes of
this spectacular golf course.
(Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner) (Full
Bar) 11800 Championship Drive,
Moorpark. (805) 532-2834
www.moorparkgolf.com
SIMI VALLEY
Wood Ranch
Featuring a menu of award
winning, signature items such as:
Premium Baby Back Pork Ribs;
Certified Angus Beef steaks, Prime
Rib and Burgers; USDA Choice
Tri-Tip Roasts; fresh Fish, Chicken;
and Pasta. They also offer a
broad selection salads, appetizers
and homemade desserts as well
as full bar. (Lunch, Dinner) (Full
Bar) Moorpark Plaza, 540 New
Los Angeles Ave., Moorpark. (805)
523-7253 www.woodranch.com
(see our ad on inside front cover)
Bartons
Eye-catching décor, comfortable
tables and booths with fast,
friendly and caring service. Pair
that with the freshest steaks and
seafood to treat yourself! 1627 E.
Los Angeles Ave., Simi Valley.
(805) 955-9997
www.bartonssteakandseafood.com
Blue Fin’s
This is one of the premiere sushi
bars in Simi Valley featuring
California Continental cuisine that
comes from all over the world.
1230 Madera Road, Simi Valley.
(805) 584-9668
Innovative hearth-baked pizzas are
created with flavors from Thai to
Jamacan Jerk. Sides include
creative salads, made-to-order
pastas, soups, sandwiches,
appetizers and desserts. (Lunch,
Dinner) (Full Bar) 1555 Simi Town
Center Way, #790, Simi Valley.
(805) 522-0030
China Moon Buffet
Lunch Buffet, Mon-Fri 11:00 am –
3:30 pm. Dinner Buffet Mon-Thu
3:30 pm – 9:00 pm. Fri-Sat 3:30
pm – 10:00 pm. Huge selections
on the menu! 1850 Erringer Road,
Simi Valley. (805) 306-1850
Coco D’Amour
(taboo cuisine)
This is one of the only places in
Simi Valley offering great food, full
bar and Live Entertainment all
wrapped up in a Taboo Package!
(Dinner) (Full Bar) 2321 Tapo
St., Simi Valley. (805) 578-2622
www.cocodamourcuisine.com
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Elephant Bar & Restaurant
The Elephant Bar will take you on
a taste safari through exotic
destinations to find “elephant size”
portions of fresh culinary delights.
Seek out the culinary pleasures of
Asia, the Tropics and sensational
regional favorites. (Lunch, Dinner)
(Full Bar) 1825 Madera Road,
Simi Valley. (805) 527-0055
www.elephantbar.com
El Paseo
Menu offers authentic Mexican
food with the freshest ingredients
& friendliest service. Featured are
tacos, burritos, tostadas,
enchiladas with your choice of
chicken, cheese or beef. (Lunch,
Dinner) (Beer, Wine) 2090 First
St., Simi Valley. (805) 527-6456
Famous Daves
Famous Dave’s prefers to label its
fare all-American and “real
honest.” But it does feature St.
Louis-style spareribs, Texas brisket
and Georgia chopped pork, all
three worth trying. (Lunch, Dinner)
(Full Bar) 1229 Simi Town Center
Drive, Simi Valley. (805) 522-7227
www.famousdaves.com
Garlic Jim’s Famous
Gourmet Pizza
The “Garlic Guys” have figured out
how to make delicious gourmet
pizza and have perfected the
science of prompt pizza delivery by
learning and experimenting. 131D
Cochran St., Simi Valley. (805)
526-1500 www.garlicjims.com
Greek House Café
Winner, LA’s BEST FOOD AWARD
2006. Your spot for the finest
authentic Greek and
Mediterranean food. Enjoy
generous portions of Gyro, and
lamb or chicken kabobs. 2375
Sycamore Drive, Simi Valley.
(805) 955-9899
www.greekhousecafe.com
Herb & Spice
Thai Food. 1407 E. Los Angeles
Ave., Unit 6, Simi Valley. (805)
522-2000.
HomeTown Buffet
Family style, varied menu, all you
can eat. 1855 Cochran Street,
#108, Simi Valley. (805) 583-3382
www.hometownbuffet.com
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Islands Restaurants
Oak’s Sushi & Grill
Stray Steer
Z Pizza
Grillin’ & Chillin’ fine burgers and
drinks since 82 with a basic
philosophy – serve great, fresh
food with friendly service in a fun
atmosphere! (Lunch, Dinner)
1213 Simi Town Center Way, Simi
Valley. (805) 577-0693
www.islandsrestaurants.com
1970 Sequoia Ave. #9, Simi Valley.
(805) 583-3434
You’ll find the true taste of good ol’
country steakhouse cooking in an
authentic old west setting with wood
shavings on the floor. 4351 Valley
Fair, Simi Valley. (805) 526-8717
28920B Tapo Canyon Road, Simi
Valley. (805) 579-1555
www.zprestaurants.com
Limon Latin Grill
Unique upscale Latin fusion
restaurant & lounge beautifully
designed with a full bar of exotic
drinks, live music and dancing on
weekends. 1555 Simi Town
Center Way, Simi Valley. (805)
955-9277 www.limongrill.com
Marie Callender’s
20 W. Cochran St., Simi Valley.
(805) 582-0552
www.mariecallenders.com
Maverick’s BBQ
Restaurant & Bar
5225 Cochran Street, Simi Valley.
(805) 527-8730
www.mavericksbbq.com
Momoya
Wonderful Sushi. You’ll be back
for more. (Lunch, Dinner) 2868
Cochran Street, Simi Valley. (805)
583-5299
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Palapas
660 E. Los Angeles Avenue,
Simi Valley. (805) 582-2420
The Beach
Paul’s Italian Villa
2315 Kuehner Drive, Simi Valley.
(805) 630-7748
2585-I Cochran Street, Simi Valley.
(805) 526-5360
www.pausitalianvilla.com
The Hat
1883 Erringer Road, Simi Valley.
(805) 527-0940
They are famous for their
Pastrami. 1308 E. Los Angeles
Avenue, Simi Valley. (805) 5790007 www.thehat.com
Red Fish
Vista’s Restaurant
Popeye’s
Red Fish is a casual/upscale
restaurant featuring fresh fish and
prime steaks in a casually elegant
atmosphere. 1555 Simi Valley
Town Center, Simi Valley. (805)
526-2254 www.sparkredfish.com
Located in the Grand Vista Hotel,
999 Enchanted Way, Simi Valley.
(805) 583-2000
www.grandvistasimi.com
Red’s BBQ & Grillery
3090-A1 Cochran Street, Simi
Valley. (805) 581-9076
San’s Pizzeria
1555 Simi Town Center Way #275,
Simi Valley. (805) 583-3700
Yolanda’s Mexican Cafe
Senor Gomez Courtyard
(See full review on page 28)
(Dinner) (Full Bar)
590 East Los Angeles Avenue,
Simi Valley. (805) 306-9933
They make their own dough from a
revered family recipe and the pizza
sauce is from scratch. 2916
Sequoia Ave. #6, Simi Valley.
(805) 527-5763
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SHOPPING
Moorpark Marketplace
Moorpark
Los Angeles Ave and Miller Parkway
Anchor stores, Kohl’s, Michael’s Crafts
Village at Moorpark
Moorpark
Los Angeles Ave and Miller Parkway
Anchor stores, Staples, Bank of America
Sycamore Village
Simi Valley
Sycamore Dr. and Cochran
Anchor stores, Staples, Mann Theaters & Millers
Outpost
Simi Valley Town Center
Simi Valley
Between First St. and Erringer exits off 118 Fwy
(805) 581-1430
Anchor stores, Macy’s, Robinson’s May, Bombay, Ann
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COMMUNITY GUIDE - HERITAGE VALLEY
Fillmore
Santa Paula
Sitting in the heart of the Santa Clara River
Valley and at the gateway to the Los Padres
National Forest with incredible mountain vistas,
Fillmore has been dubbed the “Last Best Small
Town”. It was originally named after J.A.
Fillmore, the General Railroad Superintendent
for the Southern Pacific’s, Pacific Division when
the line in the area was first built.
Believed to be named for St. Paula, a noble
Roman matron, this self-proclaimed Citrus
Capital of the World is a journey into life as it
was a century ago. Miles of orange, lemon and
avocado groves still surround the community.
Visitors will find a historic downtown punctuated
by an outdoor mural program on many
downtown buildings. Victorian and Craftsman
homes line Santa Paula streets. Two
museums, the California Oil Museum and the
Aviation Museum profide informative diversions.
Santa Paula joins the towns of Fillmore and
Piru being promoted as a tourist attraction
called Heritage Valley.
Visitors are drawn to its tourist-train related
activities provided through the Fillmore and
Western Railway Company. Although Historic
Downtown Fillmore was toppled by the 1994
Northridge earthquake it was rebuilt with care to
retain the old-time California charm with the
crispness of modern amenities.
1 Fillmore & Western Railway Co.
800-773-8724
Ojai Valley Inn
Golf Course
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2 Fillmore Towne Theatre
805-524-3456
3 Ojai Valley Inn Golf Course
805-646-2420
4 Santa Paula 7 Theatres
805-933-6707
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Best Western-Fillmore
805-524-0440
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Santa Paula Inn
805-933-0011
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1 Century 16
805-644-5666
1 71 Palm Restaurant
805-653-7222
2 Century Downtown 10
805-641-6500
2 Old Vienna
805-654-1214
3 Golf ‘N Stuff
805-644-7131
4 Mann Buenaventura
805-658-6544
5 Pacific View Mall
3 O Sabi
805-642-6200
4 Winchesters
805-653-7446
5 Yolanda’s
805-643-2700
805-642-5530
6 Ventura Gateway
805-644-7131
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805-644-0169
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805-652-0277
Best Western Inn
7 Holiday Inn Express
805-856-9533
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8 Inn on the Beach
805-652-2000
9 La Quinta Inn
805-658-6200
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Clocktower Inn
805-652-0141
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6 Four Points Sheraton
805-658-1212
805-648-3101
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Pierpont Inn
Seaward Inn
805-653-5000
Vagabond Inn
805-648-5371
Ventura Mariott
805-643-6000
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COMMUNITY GUIDE - VENTURA
Ventura
The city’s official name of San Buenaventura
(Saint Bonaventure, an Italian theologian) was
shortened to Ventura, reportedly because the
full name did not fit on railroad timetables. It is
more generally assumed that the shorter name
was simply more convenient.
Visitors have many choices. Ventura is home of
the Ventura County Museum of History & Art,
site of the Ventura County Fair, San
Buenaventura State Beach, the Ventura Harbor,
Ventura Pier and Channel Islands National Park.
The historic Mission San Buenaventura is still
used for regular Catholic Church services and is
open to the public.
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All Occasions
Weddings • Proms • Sightseeing
Nonstop Airport Runs
Wine Tours
Concerts
Sporting Events
Free Full Bar & Champagne
Color TV • Air • Intercom
Cellular Phone
Private Dividers
BEST RATES
(805) 494-9631 or (818) 786-1001
Friendly 24 Hr. Service
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DINING GUIDE - VENTURA
71 Palm Restaurant
A blend of French Country and
American cuisine served within the
comforts of a historic landmark
craftsman cottage. (Lunch,
Dinner) (Full Bar) 71 North Palm
Street, Ventura. (805) 653-7222
www.71palm.com
Acapulco Mexican Restaurant
Mexican, tacos, burritos and more.
725 S. Victoria Ave., Ventura.
(805) 644-3944
Aloha Steakhouse
Antojo
Café Pacifico
Features a menu of classic and
contemporary favorites in an
atmosphere that is warm and
inviting with a casual dress
preference for deck shoes and surf
shirts. (Lunch, Dinner) (Full Bar)
364 S, California Street (across
from the Crowne Plaza Hotel),
Ventura. (805) 652-1799
920 N. Ventura Ave., Ventura.
(805) 641-3582.
At the Marriott Ventura Beach.
Casual Elegant, California and
Latin fare. 2055 Harbor Blvd.,
Ventura. (805) 643-6000
Anacapa Brewing Company
The Anacapa Brewing Company is
Ventura County’s finest restaurant
and brewery, serving fresh, handcrafted ales produced by Head
Brewer Eric Rose, and a menu of
All-American grill items. (Lunch,
Dinner) (Beer & Wine) 472 East
Main Street, Ventura. (805) 643BEER www.anacapabrewing.com
Alexander’s at the
Harbortown Hotel
You don’t have to be a guest of the
Harbortown Hotel to enjoy the
marina view at Alexander’s.
Featuring some of the best steak
and seafood in Ventura. (Breakfast,
Lunch, Dinner) (Full Bar)
1050 Schooner Drive, Ventura.
(805) 658-2000
Andria’s Seafood Restaurant
Andria’s opened in 1982 in the
beautiful Ventura Harbor. Their
waterfront heated patio makes for
fun and casual dining. 1449
Spinnaker Drive, Suite A, Ventura.
(805) 654-0546
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All Major Credit
Cards Accepted
(805) 654-1214
Reservations
3845 Telegraph Road, Ventura, CA 93003
www.oldviennarestaurant.com
Austin’s at the Pierpont
The Pierpont’s lunch and dinner
menus feature traditional, regional
American recipes. Some of the
favorites include Grilled Rack of
Lamb and the Inn’s Traditional
Bouillabaisse. (Brunch, Lunch,
Dinner) (Full Bar) 550 Sanjon
Road, Ventura. (805) 653-6144 x
725 www.pierpontinn.com/dining
Bernadette’s on Main
701 E. Main St., Ventura.
(805) 643-6749
Black Angus
4718 Telephone Rd., Ventura.
(805) 644-7323
Bombay Bar & Grill
Chef Paul Boulger serves delicious
California Cuisine at this 20 year
old landmark restaurant in Ventura.
(Lunch, Dinner) (Full Bar) 143 S.
California St., Ventura.
(805) 643-4404
Brooks
Chef Andy Brooks’ menu features
New American cuisine in a
contemporary setting. Voted Best
New Restaurant of the Year by the
VC Reporter, they offer a small
Central Coast wine list, full bar with
signature cocktails and bar menu
Thompson Boulevard, Ventura.
Busy Bee Café
This is a classic 50’s style diner
with retro décor, music and menu
items like “chicken-fried steak”.
(Lunch, Dinner) 47 E. Main
www.busybeecafe.biz
C Street Bar
Café Zack
1095 E. Thompson Blvd., Ventura.
(805) 643-9445
www.cafezack.com
Cajun Kitchen
Cajun Kitchen offers authentic
southern cuisine, bringing a little
bit of Louisiana to Ventura County.
Voted best breakfast year after
year! (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
(805) 643-7701
Capriccios
Italian dishes, hand-made pizzas
and daily lasagna specials are
featured. (Lunch, Dinner)
(805) 643-7716
Casa De Soria
(805) 648-2083
Chicago For Ribs
Family-owned restaurant serving
award winning ribs and “World
Famous Onion Rings” since 1982.
(Lunch, Dinner) (Full Bar)
692 E. Main Street, Ventura.
(805) 641-0812
China Dynasty
2855 Johnson Dr., Suite J,
Ventura. (805) 642-8858
Christy’s Deli
1559 Spinnaker Dr., Suite 105,
Ventura. (805) 642-3116
Coastal Roasting & Fireplace
Great coffee house, great location.
(805) 648-1595
At the Crowne Plaza Ventura
Beach Hotel. 450 E. Harbor
Blvd., Ventura. (805) 648-2100
222 www.cpventura.com
Cooke’s Smoke House
Café Bella
(805) 643-1043
79 S. California St., Ventura. (805)
643-2171
Café Fiore
Located in downtown Ventura,
Café Fiore Restaurant and Martini
Lounge is an understated elegant
spot for traditional rustic Italian
cooking with a Southern flair.
South California Street, Ventura.
(805) 653-1266
www.fiorerestaurant.net
Café Nouveau
(805) 648-1422
www.cafenouveau-ventura.com
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(805) 652-1446
Corrales Mexican Food
Cottage Café
Fresh and huge breakfasts and
lunches served 6 am to 2 pm. Try
their Nine-Juan-Juan Hash! 2611
E. Thompson Blvd., Ventura.
(805) 643-1231
Danny’s Deli & Grill
3263 Telegraph Rd., Ventura.
(805) 289-9200
Daphne’s Greek Café
1708 S. Victoria Ave., Suite B,
Ventura. (805) 477-0276
Dargan’s Irish Pub
(805) 648-3001
January-June 2009
Denoce’s Catering & Café
Hi Cee’s Café
L & L Hawaiian BBQ
Mary’s Secret Garden
Gourmet meals at an affordable
price. Enjoy homemade soup,
sweet potato fries, sandwiches and
much more. 5777 Olivas Park
Drive, Suite T, Ventura. (805) 6541101 www.denocescatering.com
Great BBQ and Live Blues at the
Ventura Harbor Village.
1591Spinnaker Drive,Suite 115,
Ventura.
(805) 650-7773
Cuisine influenced by Hawaii with
a fusion of Asian and American
dishes, served with flair that draws
grateful customers back again and
again. 4020 E. Main Street, Suite
B14, Ventura. (805) 642-6888
The only organic Vegan restaurant
in Ventura County. Closed Mon. &
Tues. (Lunch, Dinner) 100 S. Fir
Duke’s Griddle N Grill
Chinese Restaurant – Since 1964.
(805) 648-3161.
Landmark No. 78
Authentic Italian Cuisine with one
of the best views of Ventura
Harbor. Enjoy a romantic evening
or call for some of the best pizza in
town. 1559 Spinnaker Dr., #100,
Ventura (805) 658-0388
1124 S. Seaward Ave., Ventura.
(805) 653-0707
Eric Ericsson’s on the Pier
Seafood on the Ventura Pier. 668
Harbor Blvd., Ventura. (805) 6434783 www.ericericssons.com
Evita’s
The Family Taco Stand perfected.
3868 E. Main Street.
(805) 656-4571
Ferraro’s Italian Restaurant
Ventura County Reporter’s
Reader’s Poll voted “Best Italian”
for 5 years. Old world charm,
generous portions and great
service. Closed Mon. (Dinner)
(Beer & Wine) 2788 E. Main St.,
Ventura. (805) 648-7270.
Fiesta Restaurant
2350 S. Victoria Ave., Ventura.
(805) 644-4900
Franky’s Place
(805) 648-6282
Fuji Sushi
Enjoy an authentic taste of Japan
with innovative and careful
preparation. 573 E. Main St.,
Ventura. (805) 643-7277
www.fuji-sushi.com
Galloping Hen
305 Borchard Dr., Ventura.
(805) 653-0410
Golden China
Hong Kong Inn
Featuring steaks, fresh fish,
seafood, BBQ port ribs, pasta and
specialty salads. 211 E. Santa
Clara St., Ventura. (805) 643-3264
Hush Restaurant & Lounge
Impeccable service and delicious
cuisine that defines luxury dining.
Michael Noyes has a daily chef’s
menu, seasonal tasting, great wine
list and decadent dessert cart.
(Dinner) (Full Bar) 185 Santa
Clara St., Ventura. (805) 648-1462
Latte 101
The owner knows about all types
of coffees and they carry some
very rare coffees as well as the
basics. 5722 Telephone Road,
Ventura. (805) 658-2677
It’s in the Sauce
Le Petit Café Bakery
Their sauce is a family recipe that
originated in Texas. It has a tangy
yet mild sweet flavor that is perfect
for enhancing any smoked meat.
2050 E. Main St., Ventura. (805)
652-1215
Country French / California Cuisine
with a quaint harbor atmosphere!
1591 Spinnaker Cr., Ventura.
(805) 642-1191
Mail Bouy Café
1575 Spinnaker Dr., Ventura.
(805) 658-7678
J’s Tapas & Martini Bar
Gourmet dining, Indie Eclectic!
(805) 648-4853
www.jonathansatpeiranos.com
Mandarin House
Take out or dine in traditional
Chinese fare. 4020 E. Main St.,
Ventura. (805) 654-0933
Joannafina’s Mexican Café
Margarita Villa
Located by the Pacific Ocean,
enjoy homemade tamales, while
being serenaded on one of two
heated patios. 1127 S. Seaward
Avenue, Ventura. (805) 652-0360
An upstairs location lets you enjoy
Southwest flavors while viewing
the ocean, hillsides and harbor
views. 1567 Spinnaker Drive,
#200, Ventura Harbor Village,
Ventura. (Lunch, Dinner) (Full Bar)
(805) 654-7906.
Jonathan’s at Peirano’s
Specializes in Mediterranean
cuisine with a full Tapas Bar.
Offers over 90 wines by the bottle,
a full Martini Bar, al fresco patio
dining. (Dinner) (Full Bar)
(805) 648-4853
www.jonathansatpeiranos.com
Maria Bonita
256 E. Main St., Ventura. (805)
652-0247
Marshall’s Bodacious BBQ
6353 Ventura Blvd., Unit 18,
Ventura. (805) 650-0650
Milanos Italian Restaurant
My Florist Winecafe & Bakery
76 S. Oak Street, Ventura. (805)
653-0003
Old Vienna Restaurant
Entering the restaurant, you are
suddenly transported to Bavaria.
Authentic German and European
cuisine is served by chef/owner
Hans Muehlinghaus since 1983.
Traditional German specialties such
as Schweinshaxe, Wiener
Schnitzel, Sauerbraten, and the
popular “Feast for Two”- favorites
among the extensive menu. Enjoy
Bavarian beers, fine wines and
cocktail service. Lunch: Tues-Fri
11:30am-2:00pm, Sun. 11am-2pm.
Dinner: Sun. & Mon. 5-9pm, TuesThurs, 5:00pm-9:30pm, Fri & Sat.
5pm-10pm. Sun Brunch: 11am2pm 3845 Telegraph Road,
Ventura (805) 654-1214
www.OldViennaRestaurant.com
Authentic Chinese Cuisine for over
25 years and Ventura County
Reporter’s Poll awards such as
“Best Chinese Food, Best Karaoke,
Most Romantic Restaurant and
Best Place to Play Darts. (Brunch,
Lunch, Dinner) 760 S. Seaward
Ave., Ventura. (805) 652-0688
Golden Egg Café
Great breakfasts, many choices.
2009 E. Main, Ventura.
(805) 641-2866
Greek at the Harbor, The
SUSHI
TEPPANYAKI GRILL
FULL SERVICE BAR
Serving the finest traditional Greek
dishes featuring seafood, chicken,
lamb, steaks and a vegetarian
menu. Belly Dancing and Greek
Folk Dancing. (Lunch, Dinner)
1583 Spinnaker Drive, Suite 100.
Ventura. (805) 650-5350.
www.greekventuraharbor.com
Harbor Cove Café
Go back to a simpler time, before
fast food chains “standardized” the
casual dining experience. 1867
Spinnaker Dr., Ventura Harbor,
Ventura. (805) 658-1639
January-June 2009
Our Chefs Cook Right In Front Of You!
5795 Walker St., Ventura
(805) 642-6200
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LUNCH: Monday - Friday 11:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
DINNER: Monday - Thursday 5:00 - 9:30 p.m.
Friday & Saturday 5:00 - 10:30 p.m. • Sunday 4:30 - 9:00 p.m.
Reservations for Teppan Dining Recommended
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Spinnaker
SEAFOOD BROILER
Spinnaker Seafood Broiler
O-Sabi Japanese Restaurant
We accommodate up to 30 people
for Teppan dining, with highly
skilled, acrobatic chefs preparing
“Iron Chef” gourmet cuisine at your
table. “From the Time You Enter,
till You Leave, You Will Enjoy it”
Walker St., Ventura. (805) 6426200 www.o-sabi.com
Paradise Grill and Sportsbar
Internet cafe, pizza, smoothies,
salads, organic vegetable wraps
and more. 2094 E. Main St.,
Ventura. (805) 652-0365
www.myspace.com/sunseticafe
Sushi Marina
Pete’s Breakfast House
“Best Chile Relleno Burrito in
history!” Family owned for 15
years. Closed on Mondays.
362 N. Ventura Ave., Ventura.
(805) 653-0508.
Pizza Chief
Create your own pizza and have it
delivered! 7770 Telegraph Road,
Ventura. (805) 647-8888
Prime Steakhouse
Live music and dancing
accompanies your fine dining
every Thursday through Saturday,
featuring oldies, jazz and R&B.
(Dinner) (Full Bar) 2009 E.
Thompson Blvd., Ventura.
(805) 652-1005
Riviera Bistro
(805) 667-2120
Romano’s Macaroni Grill
Locals love this place. Long line on
the weekends for very fresh and
consistently good fish! Open 7
days. 120 S. California St.,
Ventura. (805) 643-5200
Taqueria Tepatitlan
Thai & Peru Restaurant
Your dining experience will be a
memorable one, where only the
freshest ingredients are used and
prepared in the most careful way.
(805) 643-0583
www.thaiperurestaurant.com
Taj Café, The
Very affordable prices with all
natural spices and fresh
ingredients. Voted Best India
Cuisine in Santa Barbara and
Ventura Counties. (Lunch, Dinner)
574 E. Main Street, Ventura. (805)
652-1521 www.thetajcafe.com
Tipps Thai Cuisine
Italian at its best! 4880 Telephone
Rd., Ventura. (805) 477-9925
www.romanosmacaronigrill.com
A favorite for locals. Closed
Sunday. (Lunch, Dinner) 512 E.
Main St., Ventura. (805) 643-3040
Santino’s Pizza & Pasta
Vagabond Coffee Shop
4231 Telegraph Rd., Ventura.
(805) 644-0166
Over 40 years, this home-stylecooking, affordable prices for
quality foods. (Breakfast, Lunch,
Dinner) 760 E. Thompson Blvd.,
Ventura. (805) 643-1390
Scotch & Sirloin
Best steaks, seafood and spirits in
Ventura County. Piano Bar Thurs.,
Fri. and Sat. nights from 6-10 pm.
(Dinner) (Full Bar) 1510 Anchor
Way, Ventura. (805) 644-5566
Seaward Fish & Chips
Famous fresh fish and chowder.
1125 S. Seaweard Avenue,
Ventura. (805) 653-1511
SideCar Restaurant, The
Housed in a 1910 Pullman Car.
(Dinner) (Full Bar) 3029 E. Main
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Sunset Cafe.
Extensive menu including
sandwiches, Mexican and Italian
food. Sports events on TVs, kids
play in the Amusement Arcade.
(Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner) 2362
E. Main St., Ventura.
(805) 648-5927
“Best Breakfast” award winner in
Ventura County. There’s
everything from homemade
biscuits and jam to Huevos
Rancheros! 2055 E. Main St.,
Ventura. (805) 648-1130
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Have mesquite grilled fresh fish,
crab, lobster, seafood, steaks, ribs
and chicken. (Dinner) (Full Bar)
1583 Spinnaker Dr., Suite 109,
Ventura. (805) 658-6220
Ventura Spaghetti Co.
A family tradition, great Italian
cuisine. 2686 Loma Vista Rd.,
Ventura. (805) 643-7444.
www.venturaspaghetticompany.com
Victoria Pub & Grill
English pub with Brit and American
favorites. Enjoy billiards, darts and
a brew! 1413 Victoria Ave., Suite F,
Ventura. (805) 650-0060
January-June 2009
Westside Cellar Restaurant
and Bar
Offering seafood, steaks, duck and
an extensive wine list with a
monthly gourmet winemaker
dinner. (Lunch, Dinner) (Beer &
Wine) 222 E. Main Street,
Ventura (805) 652-7013
www.WestaideCellar.com
Winchester’s Grill & Saloon
Great steaks, chicken, fresh
seafood and burgers in a relaxed
atmosphere with two outdoor
heated patios. Over 40 beers on
tap!!! Dinner is served Monday
through Friday with Lunch and
Dinner on the weekends. They
also have menus for the kids.
Main St., Ventura (805) 653-7446
Yasmeen’s Indian Cuisine
(805) 461-3644
Traditional Mexican food and drink
for over 25 years with locations in
Oxnard, Ventura, Camarillo and
Simi Valley. Choose from awardwinning meals and margaritas.
Catering and partys available.
(Dinner) (Full Bar)
22753 East Main Street, Ventura.
(805) 643-2700
Yolie’s Fresh Mex Grill
Buffet lunch daily, Champagne
Brunch on Sunday, Full Bar with
Happy Hour Mon-Fri. Huge
outdoor patio for large parties.
26 South Garden St., Ventura.
(805) 652-0338
Zaytoon Tavern
This is the ONLY Lebanese
restaurant in town! Dine in, take
out or arrange for catering service.
1070 E. Front St., #A, Ventura.
(805) 653-0026.
www.zaytoontavern.com
Zoey’s Café
Quiet indoor or al fresco lunch, a
quick bite before the movie, or a
relaxing evening of music, Zoey’s
has it all. (Lunch, Dinner) (Full
Bar) 451 E. Main St., Ventura.
(805) 652-1137
www.zoeyscafe.com
Zoy’s Healthy
Mexican Kitchen
The name says it all! 2646 Palma
Dr., Suite 100, Ventura.
(805) 642-3354
SHOPPING
Ventura Harbor Village
1559 Spinnaker Dr. (805) 644-0169
(see ad on page 1)
Over 40 specialty shops, restaurants, and cafes
offering a waterfront setting. Activities for the whole
family featuring:
Ventura Village Carousel
Family Entertainment Center
Carousel – Arcade – Snack Bar – Souvenirs – Parties
www.venturavillagecarousel.com
(805) 644-3234
Andria’s Seafood Restaurant, Milano’s Italian
Restaurant, Spinnaker Seafood Broiler.
Pacfic View Mall
Mills Rd. and Main St.
Anchor stores, Abercrombie & Fitch, Ann Taylor Loft,
Chico's, Disney Store, Gap, JCPenney, Macy’s, Pro
Image, RadioShack, Van Gundy and Sons Jewelers,
and more!
Ventura Gateway
Exit Telephone Road; shopping left and right.
Barnes and Nobles, Mervyn’s, Burlington Coats, and
more!
January-June 2009
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Outback Steakhouse
1
805-988-4329
2
1
A&M Boat Charters/Cruises
10
805-644-1499
2
The Esplanade Mall
3
Plaza Stadium 14 Cinemas
Yolandas
2
9
7
805-389-9922
Dining
Cocktails
Live Music
1 8
805-487-8380
6
11
7
Solar Dr.
805-485-1146
7
Hotels/Inns
1
Best Western Inn
805-483-9581
2
Casa Sirena Marina Resort
805-985-6311
3
3
Channel Islands Inn
805-487-7755
4
Country Inn Suites
805-983-7171
1
5
Embassy Suites-Mandalay
805-984-2500
5
6
Grandstay Suites
7
Hampton Inn
805-983-6808
2
3
2
Peninsula Rd
7
77
805-985-1100
8
Hilton Garden Inn
805-983-8600
1
9
Marriott Courtyard
805-278-2200
10
Marriott Residence Inn
805-278-2200
7
11
4
Oxnard Vagabond
805-648-5371
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January-June 2008
COMMUNITY GUIDE - CAMARILLO, OXNARD
Visitors will enjoy touring the 4.5 acre Camarillo
Ranch. Walk through the richly restored ranch
home and experience the grandeur of residing
in a 6,000 square-foot house. Old Town is
another attraction. You might not realize it if
you’re just whizzing by on Highway 101, but
Old Town is not just the older commercial strip
along Ventura Boulevard just south of the
freeway. This whole area is really the heart of
the old Camarillo “town site” that was first laid
out back in 1910.
Oxnard
Camarillo
The city was named for Juan Camarillo who
purchased the almost 10,000 acre Rancho
Calleguas in 1875 from Jose Pedro Ruiz.
Geographically near Ventura County’s center,
Camarillo is one of the area’s fastest growing
cities with new housing projects bringing more
residents to town.
Its stange sounding name comes from the
Henry T. Oxnard family who developed one of
the city’s first industries – a sugar-beet refinery.
The city is surrounded by some of the richest
agricultural land in the world. It is also home to
Ventura County operated Channel Islands
Harbor, a gateway to the Channel Islands.
Visitors will take pleasure in see the city’s
downtown Heritage Square, which has 15
restored or replica turn-of-the-century houses
which made the National Register of Historic
Places in 1998 and the State Register in 1999.
Restaurants
1 Wood Ranch BBQ
805-482-1202
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2 Yolandas
805-389-9922
Dining
Cocktails
Live Music
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7
2
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5
1
9
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2
3
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4
4
Cinemas/Shopping
Hotels/Inns
1
CAMARILLO
Best Western
3
Comfort Inn
805-987-4188
6
7
Days Inn
8
9
January-June 2009
Holiday Inn Express
805-485-3999
805-482-0761
Hampton Inn & Suites
805-389-9898
805-388-1020
5
1 Camarilo Premium Outlet Mall
805-445-8520
Good Nite Inn
805-388-5644
805-983-7171
4
805-987-4991
2
Oakwood Apartments
818-710-5445
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2 Edwards Camarillo Palace 12
805-383-8866
3 Paseo Camarillo Cinemas
805-383-2267
4 Roxy Stadium 11
805-388-0532
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DINING GUIDE - CAMARILLO, OXNARD
CAMARILLO
Aloha Steakhouse
Aloha Steakhouse features a menu of
classic and contemporaty favorites in an
atmosphere that is warm and inviting
with a casual dress preference for deck
shoes and surf shirts. (Lunch, Dinner)
(Full Bar) 5800 Santa Rosa Road,
Camarillo. (805) 484-1422
Bobbi’s Mexican Food
Bobbi’s Mexican Food was created in
1974 by an ambitious young lady with a
drive to serve her Sonora family food,
fresh & hot. Recipes and preparation
methods remain the same today with
quality produce and meats from local
farmers. 302 North Lantana Street
(Paseo Camarillo Center), Camarillo.
(805) 484-0103
Bistro 13
Bistro 13 is known for their great
Pastas, Steaks and Seafood. Owner
Giovanni Tromba has put his 35 years
of experience into this modern Bistro.
They offer a full bar, excellent wine list
and remarkable service. (Lunch,
Dinner) (Full Bar) 4910 Verdugo Way,
Camarillo. (805) 258-3264
www.Bistro13.net
Café India
Camarillo now has Indian Cuisine! It’s
good and affordable. 1775 E. Daily
Drive, Suite A, Camarillo.
(805) 987-8537
California Grill
Camarillo favorite for many years! The
piano bar adds to a pleasurable evening
on Friday and Saturday from 7:30 pm.
Call about the “End-of-the-Month Bash”
featuring the California Grill Band on the
last Friday of each month. (Lunch,
Dinner) (Beer & Wine) 67 Daily Drive,
Camarillo. (805) 987-1922
Chester’s Asia Restaurant
Chester’s has been serving Mandarin,
Cantonese and Szechuan for over 41
years. Dine in their elegantly decorated
restaurant or take-out. (Lunch, Dinner)
(Full Bar) 2216 Pickwick Drive,
Camarillo. (805) 482-6564
Chili Peppers
Full Catering service with pride in
preparing food fresh at reasonable
prices. 601 Mobil Avenue, Camarillo.
(805) 482-8180.
Cousins Wine Tasting
Cousins Wine Tasting was designed to
be a gathering place to taste and
explore fine wines in a comfortable and
friendly setting. 2390 Las Posas Road,
Suite F, Camarillo. (805) 445-4424
www.cousinswinetasting.com
Crab House, The
Great seafood and probably the best
service you’ve experienced plus live
entertainment (Lunch, Dinner) (Full
Bar) 350 N. Lantana St., Camarillo.
(805) 987-4979 www.thecrabhouse.net
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Eggs’n Things
Old New York Deli
Round Table Pizza
They have a huge variety of omelets
and breakfast fare in a down-home
atmosphere. Expect lines on Sunday
mornings. (Breakfast, Brunch) 92
Daily Drive, Camarillo. (805) 987-4497
Where great food and great people
meet to enjoy a New York Deli
experience. (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
(Beer & Wine) 4972 Verdugo Way,
Camarillo. (805) 383-0772
880 Arneill Road, Camarillo.
(805) 484-8900
Enoteca Toscana
Wine Bistro
Ottavio’s
Come to Ottavio’s for a friendly
atmosphere and fine Italian dining
experience. We have been family
owned and operated since 1969.
(Lunch, Dinner) (Beer & Wine) 1620
Ventura Blvd., Camarillo. (805) 4823810 www.ottavio.com
At Enoteca Toscana Wine Bistro you will
find cuisine that is simple,
unpretentious, delicious and pairs
perfectly with their wide selection of
wines. (Lunch, Dinner) (Beer & Wine)
2088 Ventura Blvd., Camarillo.
(805) 445-1433
www.enotecatoscanawinebistro.com
Peking Inn
Upscale décor, wonderful food. 330. N.
Lantana St., Camarillo. (805) 987-8188
El Tecolote
Presto Pasta
Charming, authentic Mexican café and
a landmark in its current location since
1952. 333 N. Lewis Road, Camarillo.
(805) 482-4318 www.eltecolate.com
Since 1992 their philosophy has been to
prepare meals just as you are ready to
eat them. That’s fresh! 1701 Daily
Drive, Camarillo. (805) 445-7737
www.prestopasta.com
Exotic Thai Café
Authentic Thai food at affordable prices
with no upcharge for dinner. (Lunch,
Dinner) 2001 Ventura Blvd., Camarillo.
(805) 383-7666
Ric’s Restaurant
With an elegant casual dining room, full
bar and a heated outdoor patio, Ric’s
offers the perfect setting for any
occasion. Happy Hour Monday through
Friday. (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
(Full Bar) 2500 Las Posas Road,
Camarillo. (805) 389-9919
www.ricksrestaurant.com
Great Steak and Potato Co.
Great sandwiches made fresh on the
grill: Philly Steak, turkey, chicken and
ham with, of course, plenty of potato
choices. (Lunch, Dinner) 1775 E. Daily
Drive #G (Camarillo Plaza).
(805) 445-9700
Safire American Bistro
Camarillo’s newest hot spot. To quote
Executive Chef/Partner Mike Muirhead,
“It’s all about simple and fresh.” (Lunch,
Dinner) (Full Bar) 4850 Santa Rosa
Lane, Camarillo. (805) 389-1227
www.safirebistro.com
Sheila’s Place Wine Bar
and Café
Come in for some classic Cajon,
Creole, Fusion cuisine. Offering tasty
dishes and great live music on Friday
and Saturday nights. (Lunch, Dinner)
(Beer & Wine) 330 N. Lantana St.,
Camarillo. (805) 987-9800
www.sheilaswinebar.com
Sizzler Restaurant
Get a great steak dinner at an
affordable price! 1755 Dailey Drive,
Camarillo. (805) 987-7995
www.sizzler.com
Souplantation
Your favorite soups and all the sides.
How comforting! 375 West Ventura
Blvd., Camarillo. (805) 389-3500.
www.souplantation.com
Iguana’s Authentic Mexican
Tex-Mex style. (Lunch, Dinner) 1312
Del Norte Road, Camarillo. (805) 9881577 www.iguanasmexicangrill.com
JJ Brewsky’s Restaurant
& Bar
Here’s a fun and comfortable place to
enjoy quality food, drink, entertainment,
sports and good company, owned by
some longstanding families in the
community. (Full Bar) 1433 Ventura
Boulevard, Camarillo. (805) 482-5249
Little Thai
Fine Thai cuisine with a focus on
healthy cuisine, surrounded by
authentic artifacts and hand-painted
figurines from Thailand in museum
fashion. (Lunch, Dinner) (Beer & Wine)
2500 Las Posas Road, Camarillo. (805)
445-1365 www.mylittlethai.com
Mandarin House
Traditional Chinese fare for dining in or
take-out. 4595 Pleasant Valley Road,
Camarillo. (805) 987-6465
Monica’s Seafood & Grill
Mexican, Seafood and more. 315 Arniel
Rd., Suite 101, Camarillo.
(805) 987-9968
Olas Mexican Grill
1860 Ventura Blvd., Camarillo.
(805) 484-5566. www.olasmexgrill.com
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Sportsman, The
Enjoy great prime rib while you watch
your favorite teams. 4426 Central
Avenue, Camarillo. (805) 983-8668
Texas Cattle Company
New; Kona Salad with Teriyaki chicken,
cheese, bacon bits, avocado, tomatoes
and sprouts all on a bed of lettuce. Pair
it with our great beef. 710 Arneill Road,
Camarillo. (805) 383-2770
At Thai Peru Restaurants your dining
experience will be a memorable one,
where only the freshest ingredients are
used and prepared in the most careful
way. 5021 Verdugo Way, Suite 109,
Camarillo. (805) 384-0965
Verona Trattoria
Come enjoy real authentic Italian
cuisine in the heart of Camarillo. Start
with our Vongole Saltate or the
Carpaccio with a Dijon mustard
dressing and freshly shaved parmesan.
(Lunch, Dinner) (Beer & Wine) 2485
Ventura Blvd., Camarillo. (805) 383
7576 www.veronatrattoria.com
OXNARD
Great American Grill
Olive Garden
5th Street Steak & Seafood
Located in the Hilton Garden Inn
Oxnard. 1000 Solar Drive, Oxnard.
(805) 983-8600
The root of our inspiration and passion
is Italy. Our Institute of Tuscany,
located in the heart of Tuscany is where
Olive Garden’s chefs learn the secrets
231 W. 5th Street, Oxnard.
(805) 483-0200
Herzog Wine Cellars
Barroco’s Restaurant
& Bakery
A true Kosher wine cellar. Tierra Sur
Restaurant is located in the winery.
3201 Camino Del Sol, Oxnard. (805)
983-1560 www.herzogwinecellars.com
Large attractive restaurant with a large
menu and several dining areas.
Organic food with distinctively fresh
flavors. Try the chowder, beet salad,
green enchiladas and grilled chicken
fettuccine. 529 South A Street, Oxnard.
(805) 822-5160
Hook Line and Sinker.
2077 N. Oxnard Blvd., Oxnard.
(805) 604-1715
Kampai Japanese
Restaurant
BJ’s
This restaurant has become so popular
with its regulars, it’s wise to make
reservations for one of their cozy tables.
2367 N. Oxnard Blvd., Oxnard. (805)
988-0252 www.kampairestaurant.com
In 1978 two guys had a great recipe for
deep dish pizza and opened the first
GJ’s Chicago Pizzeria in Santa Ana,
California. 461 W. Esplanade Dr.,
Oxnard. (805) 485-1124
www.bjsbrewhouse.com
La Dolce Vita Di Mare
Cabo Seafood Grill
& Cantina
Enjoy the best in fine Italian Cuisine
along with a Wine Bar, Full Cocktail
Lounge and excellent Cigar Selection.
740 S. B Street, Oxnard. (805) 4866878. www.ladolcevitadimare.com
A visit to Cabo is all about good times,
good food and time with friends over a
frosty margarita. 1041 S. Oxnard Blvd.,
Oxnard. (805) 487-6933
www.caboseafoodgrill.com
Lobster Trap
Famous! Enjoy their casual waterside
dining room framed by harbor views.
(Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner) (Full Bar)
3605 Peninsula Road, Oxnard.
(805) 985-6361
Capistrano’s
Award-winning restaurant located in the
palatial Embassy Suites Mandalay
Beach resort. Contemporary
continental menu – stellar Sunday
brunch. 2101 Mandalay Beach Road,
Oxnard. (805) 984-2500 est. 569.
Wood Ranch
Capriccios
Wood Ranch features “The Food That
Makes America Great!” - a menu of
award winning, high quality, signature
items such as: Premium American
Baby Back Pork Ribs; Certified Angus
Beef steaks, Prime Rib and Burgers;
USDA Choice Tri-Tip Roasts; fresh Fish
and Chicken; and Pasta. They also
offer a broad selection of innovative and
attractively presented salads, appetizers
and homemade desserts as well as full
liquor service. (Lunch, Dinner) (Full
Bar) 1101 Daily Drive, Camarillo
(805) 482-1202 www.woodranch.com
(see our ad on the inside front cover)
Italian dishes, hand-made pizzas and
daily lasagna specials are featured at
this light and attractive restaurant.
(Lunch, Dinner) 221 W. 5th St.,
Oxnard. (805) 486-1100
www.capriccios.com
of great Italian cooking. 891 E. Ventura
Blvd., Oxnard. (805) 983-6656
Money Pancho
Mexican Restaurant
You have to try the Relleno filled with
crab and cheese. Good prices, cold
beer, prompt service. 155 E. 7th Street,
Oxnard. (805) 483-1411
Mrs. Olson’s Coffee Hut
Terrific pancakes, eggs, bacon, sausage
not to mention bangers and mash!.
Start the day right! 117 Los Altos,
Oxnard. (805) 985-9151
Casa Escobar
Beautiful décor and ambience.
Definitely a place to enjoy Mexican
Cuisine. 455 S. “A” Street, Oxnard.
(805) 240-1740
Outback Steakhouse
An Australian steakhouse restaurant.
Although beef and steak make up a
good portion of the menu, they offer a
variety of chicken, ribs and pasta
dishes, all with big bold flavors. The
company’s strategy is to differentiate its
restaurants by emphasizing consistently
high-quality food and service, generous
portions at moderate prices and a
casual atmosphere suggestive of the
Australian Outback. Don’t forget to try
the “Bloomin Onion”! (Dinner) 2341
Lockwood St., Oxnard. (805) 988-4329
www.outback.com
Pirates Grub ‘n Grog
450 S. Victoria Ave., Oxnard.
(805) 984-0046
Plaza Grill Restaurant
Think healthy American Cuisine!
(Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner) 600 E.
Esplanade Dr., Courtyard Marriott,
Oxnard. (805) 988-3600
Port Royal Restaurant
3900 Bluefin Circle, Oxnard.
(805) 382-7678
Red Lobster
1740 E. Ventura Blvd., Oxnard.
(805) 981-9595
Chai’s
This restaurant is what fine Thai dining
is all about. 2148 Saviers Rd., Oxnard.
(805) 240-2148
Charo Chicken
Charo Chicken is the only fast casual
chicken chain specializing in home
delivery. 2731 S. Rose Ave., Oxnard.
(805) 486-3543 www.charochicken.com
Dominik’s Italian Restaurant
Yolanda’s has been serving traditional &
house-special Mexican food and drink
for over 25 years in Ventura County with
locations in Oxnard, Ventura, Camarillo
and Simi Valley. You may choose from
many award-winning meals, margaritas
and more. Catering and party options
are available. (Dinner) (Full Bar) 86
Daily Drive, Camarillo. (805) 389-9922.
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Owned and operated by the same
family since 1949. 477 N. Oxnard
Blvd., Oxnard. (805) 483-7933
www.donimiksoxnard.com
Fresh and Fabulous Café
A Mediterranean oasis offering quiche,
panini, bruschetta, baba ganoush,
tabouleh and hummus, just to name a
few of their delights. RESERVATIONS,
PLEASE. 212 West 4th Street,
Oxnard. (805) 486-4547
www.myfreshandfabulous.com
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Ruby’s Café & Nightclub
Whale’s Tail Seafood House
Restaurant and night club featuring
Latin music and salsa dance lessons.
348 S. Oxnard Blvd., Oxnard.
(805) 486-2169
The best seafood dining experience in
Oxnard, California! (Lunch, Dinner)
(Full Bar) 3950 Bluefin Circle, Oxnard.
(805) 985-2511
Sal’s Mexican Inn
1450 S. Oxnard Blvd., Oxnard.
(805) 483-9015
Seaside Grill House
of Kabob & Hookah
2810 S. Harbor Blvd., B1, Harbor
Landing Channel Islands Harbor,
Oxnard. (805) 985-7400
www.seasidegrillrestaurant.com
Tierra Sur
Located at Herzog Wine Cellars is
where you’ll find a great Kosher
restaurant. 3201 Camino del Sol,
Oxnard. (805) 983-1560
At Thai Peru Restaurants your dining
experience will be a memorable one,
where only the freshest ingredients are
used and prepared in the most careful
way. 450 South B Street, Oxnard.
(805) 486-5209
Yolanda’s has been serving traditional &
house-special Mexican food and drink
for over 25 years in Ventura County with
locations in Oxnard, Ventura, Camarillo
and Simi Valley. You may choose from
many award-winning meals, margaritas
and more. Catering and party options
are available. (Dinner) (Full Bar)
2801 Saviers Road, Oxnard.
(805) 487-3895
A sweet Southland tradition jam-packed with family fun,
CALIFORNIA STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL
celebrates its 26th season the weekend of
May 16 & 17 10:00a.m. to 6:30p.m.
Strawberry Meadows of College Park
Delicious strawberries served every way imaginable,
concert performances, the Strawberry Promenade
with cooking and berry decorating demonstrations,
300 Fine Arts & Crafts booths, Strawberryland For
Kids with rides and attractions, gooey contests,
the Star Berry Hunt, and more.
Thai Corner
Experience authentic Thai entrees in a
friendly atmosphere at a reasonable
price.. (Lunch, Dinner) 2131 N. Oxnard
Blvd., Oxnard. (805) 983-8885
Tomas Café and Gallery
Dine and enjoy art. 622 South “A”
Street, Oxnard. (805) 483-6633
Uptown Pizza
“Ultimate gourmet pizza”. 2200 Outlet
Center Drive, #440, Oxnard.
(805) 983-4151.
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SHOPPING
Camarillo Premium Outlet
Camarillo
Hwy 101, Carmen Dr. exit,
(805) 445-8520
Many outlets including Off 5th Ave, Saks Fifth Ave.,
Barney’s of NY, Donna Karan, Liz Claiborne
The Esplanade
Oxnard
195 Esplanade Dr (805) 485-1146
Anchors include Nordstrom’s, Circuit City, Borders
Books, Staples and Home Depot
Shopping at the Rose
Oxnard
Highway 101 at Rose Avenue, Oxnard. Anchor
stores include Sam’s Club, Wal-Mart, and Vonss.
Centerpoint Mall
Oxnard
2655 Saviers Road, (805) 487-1142. Anchor stores
include Mervyn’s, Payless and Albertsons.
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LEGEND
1. Albinger Archaeological Museum
2. Aviation Museum of Santa Paula
3. Senator Thomas R. Bard Mansion
4. California Oil Museum
5. Adolfo Camarillo Ranch
6. Carnegie Art Museum
7. CEC / Seabee Museum
8. Commemorative Air Force
WWII Aviation Museum
9. Dudley House Museum
10. Fillmore Historical Museum & Park
11. Gull Wings Children’s Museum
12. Heritage Square
13. Murphy Auto Museum
14. Ojai Valley Museum
15. Olivas Adobe Historical Park
16. Pierpont Inn Museum
17. Pleasant Valley Museum and
Botanical Gardens
18. Port Hueneme Historical Museum
19. Rancho Camulos Museum
20. Railroad Visitor Center
21. Ronald Reagan Presidential Library
and Museum
22. Santa Susana Railroad Depot
and Museum
23. Scandinavian Cultural Center at
CLU
24. Skatelab Skateboard Museum
25. Stagecoach Inn Museum Complex
26. Strathearn Historical Park
and Museum
27. George Stuart Historical Figures ©
28. Ventura County Maritime Museum
29. Ventura County Museum of History
and Art
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MUSEUMS
NEWBURY PARK
THOUSAND OAKS
CAMARILLO/OXNARD
Stagecoach Inn Museum
Oakbrook Regional Park Chumash
Interpretive Center
Carnegie Art Museum
Open 1 to 4 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday.
Entire complex open 1 to 4 p.m. Sundays.
51 S. Ventu Park Rd (805) 498-9441
424 S. C Street (805) 385-8171
Open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday through
Saturday and 1-5 p.m. Sunday. Call for tours.
OJAI
Commemorative Air Force World War
II Aviation Museum
Ojai Valley Museum
455 Aviation Dr (805)482-0064
Open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through
Sunday. Admission: donation requested.
Exhibits of environment, culture, and history of
the Ojai Valley. Open 1 to 4 p.m. Wed-Fri and
10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sat and Sun.
Gull Wings Children’s Museum
PORT HUENEME
418 W. 4th Street (805) 483-3005
Hands-on exhibits. Open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Tuesday through Sunday.
Ventura County Maritime Museum
109 S. Montgomery (805) 646-2290
CEC/Seabee Museum
Navy Const. Batt. Ctr (Ventura Rd & Sunkist)
(805) 982-5165
Maritime art and exhibits. Open 11 a.m. to
5 p.m. daily. Free admission. Donations
appreciated.
Military artifacts of the Navy Civil Engineer
Corps and Seabees. Open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Tue through Sat. Closed on federal holidays.
Those without base access must schedule
group tours.
FILLMORE/SANTA PAULA
SIMI VALLEY
Fillmore Historical Museum & Park
Ronald Reagan Presidential Library
and Museum
100 E. Main Street (805) 653-0323
350 Main Street (805) 524-0948
Open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through
Friday and weekends by appointment only.
California Oil Museum
Hours: 10–4, Wed–Sun. Admission: $4 Adults,
$3 Seniors, $1 Children. 1001 E. Main St.,
(805) 933-0076 www.oilmuseum.net.
Santa Clara River Valley Railroad
Historical Society ( www.scrvrhs.org )
Located near Fillmore & Western Railroad,
the society focuses on the acquisition,
preservation, restoration, exhibition and
operations of historic railroad equipment.
40 Presidential Dr. (800) 410-8354
The Air Force One Pavillion adds 87,500 sq ft
of exhibit space to the Library. In the Pavillion,
visitors will be able to tour through President
Reagan’s Air Force One (tail #27000). For
information and admission prices, call or visit;
www.reaganlibrary.com. $12, Under 10-Free
Skatelab Skateboarding Museum
3290 Lang Ranch Pkwy. (805) 492-8076
Exhibits of Chumash culture and history, tours
of cave art. Park hours are daily from sunrise
to sunset. Museum hours are from 10 a.m. to
3 p.m. Tue through Sat. Guided cave tour on
Saturdays at 1 p.m. $5 donation requested.
VENTURA
Albinger Archaeological Museum
113 E. Main Street (805) 648-5823
Artifacts from 500 B.C. to the present on
display. Open 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesday
through Friday, Sept-June; 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Wed-Fri, June-Sept, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sat and
Sun.
Channel Islands National Park
1901 Spinnaker Drive (805) 658-5730
Exhibits in the park’s visitor center including
photo displays, a native plant display, indoor
tide pool. Open 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily.
Ventura County Museum of
History and Art
100 E. Main Street (805) 653-0323
Hours: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tue through Sun.
CALABASAS
Leonis Adobe Historic House
23537 Calabasas Rd. (818) 222-6511
1844 dated Adobe house with animals and
ranch history.
4226 Valley Fair St. (805) 578-0040
Museum hours; Winter: 3-10 p.m. weekdays,
10 a.m. to 10 p.m. weekends; Summer: noon
to 10 p.m. weekdays, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
weekends. Admission is free.
TEN EDUCATIONAL PLACES TO TAKE YOUR KIDS
All around Ventura County, thoughtprovoking, family-friendly attractions
abound. Here are 10 places to take your
kids for a fun and educational day on the
town:
1. Channel Islands National Park
R.J. Lagomarsino Visitor Center.
The center features a display of marine
aquatic life and exhibits about the
Channel Islands.
1901 Spinnaker Drive at Ventura Harbor.
(805) 658-5730
http://www.nps.gov/chis/planyourvisit/visit
orcenters.htm.
2. California Oil Museum.
Tells the story of the state's oil industry
through interactive displays, videos,
working models, games, photographs,
restored gas station memorabilia and an
authentic turn-of-the-century cable-tool
drilling rig. Visitors will see how the
Indians used natural oil seeps and watch
a miniature drilling rig bore into the
Earth.1001 E. Main St., Santa Paula.
(805) 933-0076
http://www.oilmuseum.net.
3. San Buenaventura Mission
Visit the last California mission, founded
in 1782 by Father Junipero Serra and
now an active Catholic church. Also visit
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the museum and gift shop to learn more
about the Native Americans who lived
and worked at the mission as well as
mission life, worship and the padres.
211 E. Main St., Ventura (805) 643-4318
http://www.sanbuenaventuramission.org.
see how the family lived. 4200 Olivas
Park Drive, Ventura. (805) 658-4728
http://www.olivasadobe.org.
51 S. Ventu Park Road, Newbury Park.
(805) 498-9441
http://www.stagecoachmuseum.org.
6. Gull Wings Children's Museum
9. Santa Monica Mountains
National Recreation Area
This museum features more than 15
hands-on exhibits where young children
and toddlers can use their imaginations
as they explore space, the sea and Bud's
Bistro. Gull Wings is the only children's
museum in Ventura County. 418 W.
Fourth St., Oxnard. (805) 483-3005
http://www.gullwings.org.
4. Museum of Ventura County and
Albinger Archaeological Museum
Learn about the county's heritage and
local culture and, among its exhibits, see
the intricate George Stuart Collection of
Historical Figures.
The nearby Albinger Museum houses
artifacts discovered during excavations
around the mission that took place in the
1970s, including the foundations of the
"lost mission church," and an ancient
earthen oven. Some of the relics on
display date back to 1600 B.C.
The county museum is in a temporary
site at 89 S. California St.
http://www.venturamuseum.org.
The Albinger museum is at 113 E. Main
St. (805) 648-5823
7. The Ronald Reagan
Presidential Library and Museum
See a piece of the Berlin Wall, view a
replica of the Oval Office, see
extravagant gifts given to the Reagans
from foreign heads of state, and learn all
about the 40th U.S. president's radio,
movie and political careers. Visitors also
can tour Air Force One. 40 Presidential
Drive, Simi Valley. 1-800-410-8354
http://www.reaganlibrary.com.
8. Stagecoach Inn Museum
5. Olivas Adobe
Step back in time and learn about
Conejo Valley history with a visit to a
reconstruction of the old 1876 Grand
Union Hotel and replicas of a pioneer
home, a Spanish-Mexican adobe and a
Chumash dwelling.
The home of Mexican cavalryman
Raymundo Olivas, his wife, Teodora, and
their 21 children brings to life California's
rancho period in the mid-1800s. Tour the
two-story hacienda and its grounds to
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Scores of Native American and cultural
workshops for children and adults are
scheduled throughout the summer at the
Satwiwa Native American Indian Culture
Center in Newbury Park.
The National Park Service Visitor Center
is at 401 W. Hillcrest Drive in Thousand
Oaks. (805) 370-2301 or (805) 375-1930
http://www.nps.gov/samo/planyourvisit/
events.htm.
10. Exotic Animal Training and
Management Program at
Moorpark College.
Visit the animals and see how they are
trained, or check availability to enroll the
kids in the Junior Safari Zoo Camp.
This teaching zoo houses more than 150
different animals of over 90 species.
7075 Campus Road, Moorpark.
(805) 378-1441.
http://www.moorparkcollege.edu (click on
"Teaching Zoo").
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Nearby Golf Public Courses
Agoura Hills
Lindero Country Club • 818.889.1158 • 5719 Lake Lindero Drive • 9 holes; 2,975 yards; par 58
Camarillo
Camarillo Springs Golf Course • 805.484.1076 • 791 Camarillo Springs Rd • 18 holes; 6,375 yards; par 72
Sterling Hills Golf Course • 805.987.3446 • 901 Sterling Hills Drive • 18 holes; 6,395 yards; par 71
Fillmore
Elkins Ranch Golf Course • 805.524.1440 • 1386 Chambersburg Road • 18 holes; 6,010 yards; par 71
Moorpark
Moorpark Country Club • 805.532.2834 • 11800 Championship Dr • 27 holes; varied yards; par 72
Rustic Canyon • 805.530.0221 • 15100 Happy Camp Canyon Road • 18 holes; 6,634 yards; par 71
Tierra Rejada Golf Club • 805.531.9300 • 15187 Tierra Rejada Road • 18 holes; 6,557 yards; par 72
Ojai Valley Inn • 805.646.2420 • 905 Country Club Road • 18 holes; 5,892 yards; par 70
Ojai
Soule Park Golf Course • 805.646.5633 • 1033 E. Ojai Avenue • 18 holes; 6,398 yards; par 72
Oxnard
River Ridge • 805.983.4653 • 2401 West Vineyard Avenue • 18 holes; 5,683 yards; par 70
Port Hueneme
Seabee Golf Club (military ID required) • 805.982.2620 • 1000 23rd Avenue • 18 holes; 6,275 yards; par 71
Santa Paula
Mountain View Golf Course • 805.525.1571 • 16799 S. Mountain Road • 18 holes; 5,357 yards; par 69
Simi Valley
Lost Canyons Golf Course • 805.522.4653 • 3301 Lost Canyons Drive • 18 holes; 6,530 yards; par 72
Simi Hills Golf Course • 805.522.0803 • 5031 Alamo Street • 18 holes; 6406 yards; par 71
Thousand Oaks
Los Robles Greens Golf Course • 805.495.6421 • 299 S. Moorpark Road • 18 holes; 5963 yards; par 70
Ventura
Buenaventura Golf Course • 805.677.6772 • 5882 Olivas Park Drive • 18 holes; 6,300 yards; par 72
Olivas Links • 805.650.6315 • 3750 Olivas Park Drive • 18 holes; 6,353 yards; par 72
Westlake
Village Westlake Village Golf Course • 818.889.0770 • 4812 Lakeview Cyn. Road • 18 holes; 5,053 yards; par 68
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Adventure Options and Memory Makers
Whale Watching, Thrill Rides and More!
Nature Lover? Thrill Seeker? The central
coast has a little something for everyone.
From boating excursions to museums, to
great hikes, there are many wonderful
activities to explore.
Various whale watching excursion packages are
available through Island Packers.
www.islandpackers.com, (see ad on page 1).
The trips are narrated by experienced naturalists
and last about 3 hours.
For a more leisurely day of boating rent your
own electric boat, sailboat, kayak or paddle boat
for the day or hour, and enjoy the harbor and
marina from Hopper Boat Rentals.com (see ad
on page 35) or Ventura Boat Rentals.com (see
ad on page 1) or relax and enjoy their dinner &
sunset cruises for more romantic memories.
How about more fun for the kids and young at
heart with arcade games and a real Carousel at
Ventura Village Carousel? (see ad on page 1)
Or maybe that would be fun for them while you
are strolling the Ventura Harbor Village along
the marina at shops like Ventura Dive and
Sport? (see ad on page 1)
Six Flags Magic Mountain… the Xtreme Park
and Six Flags Hurricane Harbor water park,
just north of LA, are less than an hour away for
any of our readers. Six Flags Xtreme Park, is a
thrill ride haven. The 260-acre theme park
features world-class roller coasters and over 100
rides, games and attractions for the entire family.
Among the park’s famous roller coasters and
thrill rides is the newest coaster, Tatsu, tallest,
fastest, longest flying coaster in the world.
Six Flags Hurricane Harbor, located next to Six
Flags Magic Mountain features more than 23
slides and attractions including Tornado, a sixstory funnel of fun; speed slides and a 7,000
square-foot pool for teen and adult activities; an
exciting 45-foot tall, six lane racing slide and
more. Tel. 661-255-4111. www.sixflags.com
For a unique harbor touring experience, A&M
Boat Charters and Cruises offers up to 49
passengers for harbor cruises, scuba dives, and
Channel Islands excursions. Rental gear
available. (see ad on back cover)
A hidden treasure of our area is Malibu Creek
State Park. The entrance is on the right part
way across the Las Virgenes Canyon Rd.
accessed off the 101 near Calabasas.
Air Force One Pavillion at the Ronald Reagan Presidential
Library and Museum
History buffs and admirers of “The Great
Communicator” will want to visit the Ronald
Reagan Presidential Library and Museum (see
ad on page 21) in Simi Valley. The new Air
Force One exhibit is not to be missed and the
grounds, setting and history showcased there is
awe-inspiring. (800) 410-8354 or visit
www.reaganlibrary.com
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Children will particularly enjoy sprinting up
steep hills, climbing over boulders, making
walking canes of bamboo, seeing rock climbers
in action, wading in the creek, and even taking
an unauthorized dip in the natural pool.
Jumping from the tall rocks isn’t supposed to be
done, but…
Pack snacks and water and enjoy a great day
among hills, stream, rocks and trees and see if
you remember scenes from old westerns.
So be daring and creative in beautiful southern
California. Create experiences that provide big
fish, big wave, train robbery or a whale of a tale
no one can challenge when you retell them!
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X, one of the newest rollercoasters at Six Flags Magic Mountain
in Valencia sends you flying upside down and backwards.
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C St. & 5th St.
2pm-6:30pm
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8am-1pm
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8am-12pm
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10am-2pm
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A Victorian treasure in the heart of downtown Santa
Barbara, the Upham Hotel and Country House is the
oldest continuously operating hotel in Southern
California. Constructed of redwood with sweeping
verandas, the 50-room 1871 landmark is surrounded
by an acre of gardens and combines the intimacy of
a bed and breakfast with the convenience of
a full-service hotel and conference facility.
1404 De la Vina Street, Santa Barbara, CA 93101
Reservations 805-962-0058 or 800-727-0876
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If You Must Leave Us
and You’re Headed
SOUTH
LOS ANGELES
Whatever your desire, you can pursue it in Los
Angeles. Los Angeles is one of the world's
centers of culture, technology, media, business,
and international trade. It is home to renowned
institutions covering a broad range of
professional and cultural fields, and is one of the
most substantial economic engines within the
United States. Los Angeles leads the world in
producing popular entertainment — such as
motion picture, television, and recorded music
— which forms the base of its international fame
and global status.
BEVERLY HILLS
Beverly Hills is in the western part of Los
Angeles County. Beverly Hills and the
neighboring city of West Hollywood are together
entirely surrounded by the city of Los Angeles.
The area's "Platinum Triangle" of wealthy
neighborhoods is formed by Beverly Hills and
the Los Angeles neighborhoods of Bel-Air and
Holmby Hills. Beverly Hills features premiere
shopping from top designers like Porshe, Louis
Vitton and Versace on Rodeo Drive. You can eat
at the famous Spago or Kate Mantilini
restaurants or “star” gaze at the beautiful
Beverly Wilshire Hotel.
MALIBU
"Malibu: A Way of Life.” The city of Malibu is a
21 mile strip of scenic beauty on the Pacific
coastline. It is a beachfront community famous
for its warm, sandy beaches, and for being the
home of countless movie stars and others
associated with the Southern California
entertainment industries. Its beaches include
Surfrider Beach, Zuma Beach, Malibu State
Beach and Topanga State Beach; its local parks
include Malibu Bluffs Park and Legacy Park,
with neighboring parks Malibu Creek State Park,
Leo Carillo State Beach and Park, Point Mugu
State Park, and the Santa Monica Mountains
National Recreation Area, and neighboring state
beach Robert H. Meyer Memorial State Beach,
that was once part of Old Malibu (before Malibu
became a city), and better known as pristine
beaches, El Pescador, La Piedra and El
Matador.
If You Must Leave Us
and You’re Headed
NORTH
CARPINTERIA
Your first planned destination north of our area
will undoubtedly be Santa Barbara. Please slow
down and take some time to visit the seaside
city of Carpinteria, Gateway to Santa Barbara
County and just 12 miles south of the city of
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Santa Barbara. Home of the California Avocado
Festival in October, the Santa Barbara Polo
Club and Carpinteria Valley Museum of History,
the charming town is also a browser’s paradise
with antique stores, farmers market and quaint
shops and restaurants. Carpinteria State Beach
with wooded groves and 4,000 feet of ocean
frontage offers overnight camping, surf-fishing
and tide-pools.
SANTA BARBARA
This city is sometimes referred to as the
American Riviera and is unarguably a premier
resort destination for an average of over 30,000
visitors PER DAY, according to the Santa
Barbara Chamber of Commerce. In
comparison, Santa Barbara’s population is
around 130,000. What is the attraction? The
world-class accommodations and dining plus the
Santa Barbara wine country, endless
opportunities for hiking, water sports, lazing on
the beach, culture and great night-life lure
visitors to this beautiful city.
SANTA INEZ VALLEY – SOLVANG
Solvang is the Danish Capital of America and
one of the most amazing small town cities you’ll
ever visit. It was named as one of the “10 most
beautiful small towns in the Western United
States” by Sunset Magazine. Solvang’s
heritage dates back to 1911 when adventurous
Danish-Americans came from Iowa and
purchased 9,000 acres of the former Rancho
San Carlos de Jonata and developed their
community adjacent to historic Old Mission
Santa Inez. Solvang has maintained its Danish
style in its architecture, food and artifacts.
enjoy shopping, fishing, scuba diving, bicycling
and for a thrill take a dune buggy day-tour at
Pismo Dunes.
SAN LUIS OBISPO
Cruising on US 101 north from Pismo Beach
you come to San Luis Obispo, home of the
California Polytechnic State University
(commonly called Cal Poly San Luis Obispo).
Visit the town’s Farmers Market which is active
every Thursday in the downtown area, where
street festivals with jugglers and puppet shows,
fresh produce, food and music may be enjoyed.
A must-see is the famed Madonna Inn which
boasts 109 rooms each decorated in a unique
theme, a picturesque European-style pool and
state of the art exercise room, a celestial Day
Spa and the largest convention center on the
Central Coast.
MORRO BAY
A little further north be sure to take the Morro
Bay exit off the US 101 to tour a quaint little
town with a big rock that rises out of the Pacific
Ocean almost 600 feet. Part of the city’s
mission statement is “The City of Morro Bay is
dedicated to the preservation and enhancement
of the quality of life.” So you can be assured
that there is no such thing as traffic in Morro
Bay, unless, of course, you count birds, sea
mammals, and fish!
SAN SIMEON – HEARST CASTLE
Before you turn off the highway to head for
Solvang you can’t miss “Pea Soup Andersen’s”
in the little town of Buellton, California. For over
75 years this renowned restaurant has been a
part of California's rich history. Andersen’s has a
spirit of wholesome family warmth which draws
people again and again through its doors to
savor their delicious trademark Split Pea Soup!
Situated in the shadow of the 1,600 foot
mountain La Cuesta Encantada (The Enchanted
Hill) the location of newspaper tycoon William
Randolph Hearst’s famed estate, San Simeon
has been the prime lodging resource for visitors
to the Hearst Castle from all over the world. It is
also the home to first class restaurants,
galleries, shops and services. Hearst Castle is
open to tours only and reservations are
recommended if you wish to view its 115 rooms
and three guest houses on 127 acres featuring
art collections valued in the millions, antiques,
pools, fountains and statuary gracing the
surrounding gardens.
PISMO BEACH
SAN SIMEON STATE PARK
Pismo Beach was named after the Pismo clam.
For decades “clamming” was the big attraction
to this area, until the clam population became
depleted in recent years. Now the Monarch
Butterfly attracts more visitors from late
November through March. Thousands of these
butterflies migrate from as far away as Canada
to Pismo’s famed Butterfly Trees which is a
protected grove of Monterey pine and
eucalyptus. Visitors are welcomed to stop and
marvel at this wonder of nature as well as
This is one of the oldest units of the California
State Park System. Coastal bluffs and
promontories of the scenic park offer
unobstructed views of the ocean and rocky
shore. A 3.3 mile trail runs through parts of the
San Simeon Natural Preserve and the
Washburn Campground. The trail includes
scenic overlooks, rest-stop benches and
interpretive panels with information on wildlife
and habitat. A portion of the trail along the
seasonal wetland is wheelchair accessible.
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