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15 MORE Food Spots You Need To Visit In Orange County, CA

Check out these delicious spots if you're in the southern California area.

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Bridget Sjoberg

It's no surprise that Orange County, California is home to some incredible food spots, and a couple of weeks ago, I wrote an article about 15 spots to visit if you're in the Southern California area. If you're taking a trip to California this year, you're in luck because I have 15 MORE amazing food spots that would be great to check out. Definitely stop by if you can!

1. Cauldron Ice Cream (Santa Ana, CA)

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Cauldron Ice Cream serves unique flavors like earl grey lavender and milk + cereal in fluffy cones called "puffles."

2. The Loop Handcrafted Churros (Westminster, CA)

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If you love churros, this spot is for you! The Loop serves custom churros dipped in glazes and ice cream.

3. The Stand Natural Food Restaurant (Laguna Beach, CA)

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The Stand is a local healthy spot located right by the beach in Laguna Beach, California serving fruit bowls, smoothies, and other options.

4. Cafe Gratitude (Newport Beach, CA)

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Another healthy option is Cafe Gratitude, a plant-based spot in Newport Beach with nachos and other delicious choices.

5. The Tea House on Los Rios (San Juan Capistrano, CA)

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This adorable tea cottage looks like it's straight out of a doll house. They serve scones, sandwiches, and obviously, a variety of teas!

6. The Aussie Bean (Orange, CA)

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This coffee shop in Orange, California was founded by an Australian couple and serves unique options like a "short black" and "piccolo latte."

7. La Galette (San Clemente, CA)

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This delicious brunch spot has a beautiful location across from the San Clemente pier, and is known for their coffee and crepes.

8. 4th Street Market (Santa Ana, CA)

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This food hall in Santa Ana is full of unique food spots serving products like custom ice cream sandwiches and Mac 'n cheese burgers.

9. Sprinkles Ice Cream (Newport Beach, CA)

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They have a variety of Sprinkles Cupcakes locations now, but this Sprinkles ice cream location in Newport Beach is always packed and serves cupcakes mixed with flavors like captain crunch and red velvet.

10. Boba Me Baby (Laguna Beach, CA)

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This Laguna Beach spot serves a variety of teas with boba, as well as waffles and açai bowls.

11. Daydream Surf Shop (Newport Beach, CA)

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This California-themed coffee shop is filled with fun decor and records, and also doubles as a surf board store.

12. South Swell Hand-Dipped Ice Cream (San Clemente, CA)

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This shop in downtown San Clemente serves ice cream pops with a variety of drizzles and toppings- they have everything from fruity pebbles to Oreos.

13. Ellie's Table (San Clemente or San Juan Capistrano, CA)

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This adorable brunch spot has two amazing locations, and serves pastries and coffee, as well as other sandwich and salad options.

14. Trade Food Hall (Irvine, CA)

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This food hall in Irvine, California features spots like Pig Pen Delicacy (serving unique bacon and pork products) and Sweet Combforts (makes custom waffles with drizzles and toppings).

15. The Lab Anti-Mall (Costa Mesa, CA)

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The Lab is another food hall/shopping center with some of my favorite food spots in Orange County. Definitely make sure to check out Good Town Doughnuts and Gypsy Den.

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