Santa Ana Artist’s Village

The Santa Ana Artist’s Village is a pedestrian mall filled with restaurants, artist galleries, and entertainment venues. It is a fun place and great environment to enjoy a nice meal.

Dining suggestions
The Den Cafe
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Congregation Ale House Chapters
Lola Gaspar
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Getting here
Santa Ana Artist’s Village is one block north of First Street on Broadway. Take OC Bus route 83 west from the Metrolink station to Broadway then walk a half-mile south to W. Second Street.

Downtown food scene

The Downtown Santa Ana food scene is scattered along Broadway between Santa Ana Boulevard and Third Street. There are many options to consider. We have collected a small sample worth exploring.

Dining suggestions
Cafecito Cultura
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Chapter One
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Crave
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El Indio
Kebab Place
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Mil Jugos
Perla

Getting here
Take OC Bus route 83 west from the Metrolink station to Broadway then walk south until you fine a cool spot to eat!

Fourth Street Market

Billed as the place where creative food meets adventurous people, this cool collection of food and dining hot spots has been an Editor’s Choice in OC Weekly for Best Food Hall in Orange County. Perhaps it’s time you took Metrolink and checked it out!

Recommendations in and around the Fourth Street Market
Banh Xeo Boys
Buqqa Mediterranean Grill
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Burritos la Palma
Chevitas Juice and Bagels
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El Rincón Mexicano
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Faka’s Island Grill
Kaizen Shabo
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La Vegana Mexicana
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Mercado Modern
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Munchies Deli
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Naughty Panda
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Restaurante Las Cazuelas
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The Pizza Press
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The train station

Be sure to explore the Santa Ana station when you arrive. Completed in 1985, its Mediterranean Revival design features arcades, decorative tile, curved outdoor staircases, two-faced clocks and beautiful wrought ironwork. It served as a filming location for the movie “Rain Man.

Train schedules

We always suggest when planning your adventure to check the Metrolink train schedule to Santa Ana. Both the Orange County Line and the Inland Empire Orange County Line serve this destination.