Restaurants Open at This Time
The OC is now in full Stage 2 of the Resilience Roadmap which allows DTSA restaurants to be able to accommodate dine-in guests and allow retailers will open their doors, with specific regulations.
Santa Ana has innovatively joined a handful of US cities to deploy al fresco dining by creating eight temporary parklets along 4th St/Calle Cuatro along with opening restaurant patios and limited-capacity indoor dining.
Special measures that are reinvigorating downtown's dining ecosystem at this time:
Santa Ana has innovatively joined a handful of US cities to deploy al fresco dining by creating eight temporary parklets along 4th St/Calle Cuatro along with opening restaurant patios and limited-capacity indoor dining.
Special measures that are reinvigorating downtown's dining ecosystem at this time:
- Sidewalk Dining – Santa Ana is one of the first cities in the country to allow restaurants to place small tables & chairs for outdoor dining (without impeding pedestrians from walking)
- Food Island – around 22+ temporary parklet dining areas have been added along 4th Street
- Outdoor Patios – limited-capacity with social distancing in place
- Free Takeout Parking - there are 18 take-out only Free parking spaces across downtown
- Free 2 Hour Parking Structures - the parking structures provide 2 Hours Free Parking
OC's Best Restaurant Neighborhood
From eclectic ethnic eats to elevated dining, DTSA is OC's favorite food neighborhood.
Download our DTSA Restaurant Guide (PDF) for a directory of dining experiences across the district.
From eclectic ethnic eats to elevated dining, DTSA is OC's favorite food neighborhood.
Download our DTSA Restaurant Guide (PDF) for a directory of dining experiences across the district.
