This Westcliff Court café combines pancakes and egg dishes with pastries, coffee and lunch. It offers a breakfast stop away from the beachfront restaurant strip.
First come, first served. The business asks guests to order before taking a table; online orders are for takeout.
A slice-shop stop at Triangle Square for Prince Street pizza. This branch is in Costa Mesa, close to Newport Beach, and is geared toward pickup and casual slices.
The location lists no indoor seating; plan for takeaway or check outdoor arrangements.
1870 Harbor Boulevard, Suite 104, Costa Mesa, CA 92627
Wood-fired pizzas, handmade pasta and vegetable dishes in Lido Marina Village. A useful sit-down choice when you want to keep dinner close to the waterfront shops.
Check reservations and current service hours for your preferred day.
3400 Via Oporto, Suite 104, Newport Beach, CA 92663
A neighborhood pizzeria on East 17th Street serving fire-baked pizzas and a seasonal menu. Choose the Costa Mesa branch for an easy meal near Newport’s inland side.
Select Costa Mesa for reservations or pickup; this Southern California restaurant group has multiple branches.
A Westcliff Drive scoop shop with a rotating monthly ice-cream menu alongside familiar flavors. Convenient for dessert around the Westcliff and 17th Street shops.
Check the current flavor and allergen lists; this is a branch of a multi-state ice-cream company.
2001 Westcliff Drive, Suite 102, Newport Beach, CA 92660
An ice-cream stop on East Balboa Boulevard with flavors ranging from pistachio to fruit sorbets. Choose it while exploring the Balboa Village side of the peninsula.
Check the available flavors at the counter, particularly for dietary requirements.
Gelato and sorbet on a stick, dipped and topped to order at Pacific City. This nearby Huntington Beach option works well with a separate coastal outing.
The current branch is in Huntington Beach, not Newport Beach or Costa Mesa. It is a franchise store.
21010 Pacific Coast Highway, M122, Huntington Beach, CA 92648
Compare Chicago-style stuffed, pan and tavern-thin pizzas at Rance’s Costa Mesa restaurant. Choose it when you want a different pizza style from a wood-fired pie.
Allow enough cooking time for a stuffed pizza and select the Costa Mesa branch.
A husband-and-wife pizzeria and restaurant serving wood-fired Neapolitan-style pies alongside Italian dishes. Pair dinner with plans around downtown Costa Mesa.
The restaurant posts differing schedules across pages; confirm current service directly.
A pizza and pasta stop in Corona del Mar with whole pies and its large-slice offering. The Iris Avenue branch keeps lunch or takeaway close to the village.
Use the current Iris Avenue location rather than older Peninsula addresses found in some guides.