January 2010 - Presenting Magazine

Transcription

CALENDAR OF EVENTS - WINTER
JANUARY
Whale Watching Cruises
January 1, 2010 - March 30, 2010 Recurring daily
9-12:30pm and 1-5pm Phone: (805) 642-1393
Departs from Island Packers, Ventura Harbor, 1691
Spinnaker Dr, Ste. 105B, Ventura Harbor
Pacific Gray Whales migrate to secluded Mexican
lagoons to bear their young then journey back to the
Bering Sea. Come observe these magnificent
animals as they pass through the waters of the Santa
Barbara Channel.
Improv Tournament - Happy Merry
Chrismachanakwanzaakah!
Aqueous IV, American Society of Marine
Painters, Art Exhibit
January 8, 2010 - February 12, 2010 Recurring
weekly on Friday 12-4pm at the Ventura Improv
Company
34 N. Palm St., Downtown - (805) 643-5701
Exciting Finals on February 12!
Get your Fa-La-Las out! Celebrate the holiday of your
choice at this multi-week tournament of hilarity! Our
improv teams will explore the ups and downs, ins and
outs of the holiday season....while vying to be
number one!
January 1-31, 2010, Open daily 11am to 5pm
Ventura County Maritime Museum
2731 S. Victoria Avenue, Oxnard, CA 93035
Contact: Jacquelyn Cavish, Curator (805) 984-6260
Admission: FREE, Handicap Accessible
Magical Realism Paintings Of Nicaraguan
National Treasure Omar d’León
Tall Ship Hawaiian Chieftain on Display at
Channel Islands Harbor
Monday, Jan 11, 2010
3900 Pelican Way, Oxnard, CA
800-200-5239, www.historicalseaport.org
The Hawaiian Chieftain is an authentic replica of an
18th century rigged ship. Tours and sails are available.
January 5, 2010 - February 28, 2010
Recurring weekly Tuesday through Sunday
11 am to 6 pm
89 S. California Street, Downtown - (805) 653-0323
Contact: Museum of Ventura County
Admission: Free
Exhibit includes several of d'León's recent works
which have never been shown. He is known for his
light reflecting colors and surface textures, created by
crosshatch scoring through pigment and wax
sometimes more then 20 layers deep.
“This Is How It Goes” - Rubicon Theatre
January 30, 2010 - February 21, 2010 Recurring daily
1006 E. Main Street , Downtown Ventura
(805) 667-2900
Contact: Rubicon Theatre Co.
By Neil LaBute Directed by Jonathan Fox.
Produced with Ensemble Theatre of Santa Barbara.
Belinda and Cody Phipps appear to be a typical
Midwestern couple. Except that Cody is in almost
every respect an outsider; "rich, black and different",
in the words of Belinda, who finds herself attracted to
a (white) former classmate.
Friday Day "Get Happy" at The Wine Rack
(Former Weaver Wines)
January 8, 2010 – December 17, 2010 Recurring
weekly on Friday, 4-6pm
14 S. California St., Downtown Ventura
805.653.9463
Admission: Free - $3 off a glass of wine
Imagine yourself relaxing with a glass of wine,
strolling into the "cellar" for a back and neck massage
by the skilled hands of "Keeping in Touch Corporate
Massage" and returning to the bar to finish that
intimate conversation.....coming from a different
perspective! $15 for 10 min, $20 for 15 mins .
Gastronomic Stimulus Package at BROOKS
January 3 - November 30, 2010 Recurring weekly
Tuesday through Sunday. 545 East Thompson Blvd.,
Downtown - Phone: (805) 652-7070
Contact: Brooks Restaurant
Three Course Dinner | $33.
Course 1: Choice of Seasonal Soup, Fried Oysters
or Chopped Hearts of Romaine
Course 2: Choice of Shredded Short Rib, Scottish
Salmon or Free Range Chicken Breast
Course 3: Choice of Cinnamon Roll Bread Pudding,
Tiramisu, or Maytag Blue Cheesecake
Presenting Magazine
Ventura Music Festival - Treasure Chests
January 4, 2010 - March 05, 2010 Recurring weekly
Monday through Saturday
472 E. Santa Clara St., Downtown - (805) 648-3146
www.venturamuseum.org
Jan.13 ~ Feb. 11: Ventura City Hall, 501 Poli St.,
Ventura, (805) 658-4793 www.cityofventura.net
Feb. 17 ~ March 5: Sylvia White Gallery, 1783 Main
Street, Ventura, (805) 643-8300 sylviawhite.com
This year, the Ventura Music Festival presents
"Treasure Chests", the fifth annual visual arts
exhibition presented in partnership with selected local
artists.
Comedy Improv @ Ventura Harbor
Comedy Club
January 1, 2010 - November 27, 2010 Recurring
weekly on Friday, Saturday. 1559 Spinnaker Dr.,
Suite 205A , Ventura Harbor - (805) 644-1500
Contact: Ventura Harbor Comedy Club. We are
Ventura's hometown comedy club. Nestled in the
beautiful Ventura Harbor, we bring you some of the
best comedy shows touring the country every week.
The perfect night out for couples, or for large
celebrations. Come and see what all the laughing is
about!
2
Whale and Wildlife Viewing & Kayaking
Adventures Tour
January 1, 2010 Recurring daily at Channel Islands
Harbor 3900 Pelican Way, Oxnard, CA 93035
Children Welcome. Year-round boat trips take you out
to the island of your choice or on a wildlife sighting
adventure.
Wine, Chocolate and Cheese Tour
January 1, 2010 Recurring weekly Sat-Sun 11am
California Welcome Center - 1000 Town Center Drive,
Suite 130, Oxnard, CA 93036 (805) 988-0717
Admission: $75.00 per person
Enjoy delicious wines, delectable chocolate, and
delightful cheeses! Wineries on the tours are members
of the Ventura County Wine Trail. Text WINETOURS to
69852 for updates and specials! 24-hour advance
reservations required. Must be 21 or older to take the
tour.
Saturday tours include:
Sunday tours include:
-Heritage Square
-Heritage Square
-Rancho Ventavo Cellars
-Rancho Ventavo Cellars
-La Dolce Vita Restaurant
-La Dolce Vita Restaurant
-Cantara Cellars
-Herzog Wine Cellars
-Bella Victorian Vineyard
-Bella Victorian Vineyard
January-June 2010
CALENDAR OF EVENTS - SPRING
FEBRUARY
Reagan Forum with Howie Franklin, former
Air Force One Flight Steward
Monday, February 8, 2010
Ronald Reagan Presidential Library
40 Presidential Dr - Simi Valley, CA - 805-522-2977
www.reaganlibrary.com
The Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation welcomes
Howie Franklin – the only Flight Steward to work for
five U.S. Presidents, including Ford, Carter, Reagan,
Bush, and Clinton. This event is free to attend; however
reservations are required.
3rd Annual Valentine's Day Sweetheart's
Dinner and Dance
Sunday, February 14, 2010
40 Presidential Dr - Simi Valley, CA - 805-522-2977
An elegant evening under the wings of Air Force One.
Guests will dine at intimate tables for two (larger groups
can be accommodated) and will enjoy a complimentary
glass of champagne. A 3 course meal, including
gourmet hors d'oeuvres, while listening and dancing to
the sounds of "The Platinum Groove". Tour the Library
and Museum from 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm, and Air Force
One from 5:30 pm to 9:00 pm Each couple will receive
a complimentary red rose in a bud vase. Tickets are
$150.00 per couple ($75 per individual). Reservations
must be made by February 8, 2010.
Teaching Zoo at Moorpark College
Annual Spring Spectacular Event
Saturdays and Sundays - March 13-14, 20-21, 27-28
7075 Campus Road. Moorpark, (805) 378 -1400
[email protected]
Eye to Eye: Get up close and personal with some of
the Zoo's favorite animals.
Creature Feature: Special Guests from the animal
industry.
Kids' Zone: Fun, Games & Lots of Prizes. Dig for
buried treasure, temporary tatoos, walk the plank,
and more.
VIP Tours: Behind the scenes of America's Teaching
Zoo and the EATM Program.
Raffles, Food, & Fun for the entire family!
America's Teaching Zoo is open every weekend!
Ongoing through 2010, Saturday and Sunday from
11am to 5pm
Admission is $5 for Adults, $4 for Children & Seniors
White House in Miniature Exhibit
Camarillo Airport Tours
Monday, March 15, 2010
40 Presidential Dr - Simi Valley - 805-522-2977
This authentic recreation of the White House
measures sixty feet long and twenty feet wide: a onefoot-to-one-inch scale. Taking over 600,000 hours of
labor to create, the miniature is an amazing replica,
showing visitors an intimate look into the White
House - from the Lincoln bedroom to the Oval Office
to tiny, working televisions to hand-carved chairs,
tables and crystal chandeliers.
Ongoing 2010
Tours of vintage WWII aircraft, including a Japanese
Zero fighter, A Grumman F8F-2 Fighter and a North
American B-25 Mitchell Bomber. To arrange a group
tour, call 482-0064.
Amgen Tour of California
Saturday-Sunday, May 22-23, 2010
Malibu Family Wines - Saddlerock Ranch
32111 Mulholland Hwy, Malibu - 818-889-0008
www.malibufamilywines.com
Saturday’s Viewing Festival includes a sampling of
the Conejo’s finest restaurants and the wines of local
favorite Malibu Family Wines.
Sunday watch the final stage of the 2010 Amgen Tour
of California Race at Saddlerock Ranch!
Friday Day "Get Happy" at The Wine Rack
(Former Weaver Wines)
January 8, 2010 – December 17, 2010 Recurring
weekly on Friday, 4-6pm
14 S. California St., Downtown Ventura
805.653.9463
Admission: Free - $3 off a glass of wine
Imagine yourself relaxing with a glass of wine,
strolling into the "cellar" for a back and neck massage
by the skilled hands of "Keeping in Touch Corporate
Massage" and returning to the bar to finish that
intimate conversation.....coming from a different
perspective! $15 for 10 min, $20 for 15 mins .
Family Fun Fest-Chili Cook Off
Classic Car Show
January-June 2010
Saturday, May 8, 2010
40 Presidential Dr - Simi Valley - 800-410-8354
Experience 18th Century Life during the Library’s
ninth annual Colonial America Day. For more
information, please call 800-410-8354.
January 1, 2010 - November 27, 2010 Recurring
weekly on Friday, Saturday. 1559 Spinnaker Dr.,
Suite 205A , Ventura Harbor - (805) 644-1500
Contact: Ventura Harbor Comedy Club. We are
Ventura's hometown comedy club. Nestled in the
beautiful Ventura Harbor, we bring you some of the
best comedy shows touring the country every week.
The perfect night out for couples, or for large
celebrations. Come and see what all the laughing is
about!
APRIL
Saturday, March 20, 2010 from 11 am to 4 pm
Conejo Creek Park North, 1379 E. Janns Road,
Thousand Oaks (661) 904-5919 - www.kidfest.us
FREE family event. Activities will include trucks, arts
and crafts, dog agility show, sporting games, live
music/DJ, train rides, inflatable jumpers, rock wall
and more! A community expo with exhibitors and
local vendors showcasing products and services.
Silent auction and raffle. Limited free parking - but
plenty of parking across the street.
Annual Colonial America Experience
Comedy Improv @ Ventura Harbor
Comedy Club
MARCH
Kidfest 2010
MAY
Sunday April 25, 2010. 10:00 am -5:00 pm.
A tradition in the Conejo Valley for over 40 years and
has historically been the kick off event for Conejo
Valley Days. Visitors can expect world class chili
tasting as we are an ICS (Int'l Chili Society)
sanctioned event. The winner of our Chili Contest
goes on to the Nationals. There will be something for
all ages… fun, food, beer/wine,entertainment, over
200 Classic Cars and more. For event information go
to our website: thousandoaksrotary.org and click on
the Fun Fest link. For Classic Car Show info:
www.conejovalleycarclassic.com
3
JUNE
64th OJAI MUSIC FESTIVAL
June 10–13, 2010
Libbey Bowl - 205 E Ojai Ave, Ojai (805) 646-2094
www.ojaifestival.org
2010 Ojai Music Festival is music-making of the
highest order; an encounter with one of the most
intellectual and infectiously curious musical minds of
our age, George Benjamin.”— Artistic Director
Thomas W. Morris
Whale and Wildlife Viewing & Kayaking
Adventures Tour
Recurring daily at Channel Islands Harbor
3900 Pelican Way, Oxnard, CA 93035
Children Welcome.
Year-round boat trips take you out to the island of your
choice or on a wildlife sighting adventure.
Presenting Magazine
Presenting Magazine
Publisher, Editor
Pat & Jan Swanstrom
Creative Director
Scott Spindel
Webmaster
Scott Svatos
Presenting Magazine, Inc.
365 E. Avenida de los Arboles,
Suite #1001
Thousand Oaks, CA 91360
805 558-0971
For Advertising inquires call
805 558-0971 or email:
[email protected]
www.presentingmagazine.com
Dear Area Guests,
About four years ago Presenting
Magazine, Inc. was privileged to help
launch the first issue of Presenting
Magazine. With over a 15 year
background in publishing and creating
hotel guest directories it is a natural fit
to do a hotel guest magazine.
We want to maintain a top quality publication that hotels can be proud to
offer their guests. We sincerely hope you find this offering of maps,
shopping and dining recommendations, travel tips and area information
helpful during your stay.
Presenting, Inc. would like to thank the these
contributors for providing photographs and content:
Ventura Visitors & Convention Bureau
(www.ventura-usa.com)
Oxnard Conventions & Visitors Bureau
(www.visitoxnard.com)
Special thank you to photographer, Jeffrey Greenberg
Special thank you to Amgen “Tour of California.
Copyright 2010 Presenting, Inc. All rights reserved
Presenting, Inc. has made best efforts to verify accuracy
of telephone numbers, address and any other
information provided. Presenting, Inc. will not
be held responsible for any inaccuracies of
information in this publication.
Your hotel has arranged for Presenting Magazine to be made available at no
charge to their guests as an added service. The advertisers promoted in the
magazine make it all possible and welcome you to the area and their
businesses. So please give them a try. Presenting Magazine is meant to serve
as a useful overview of the most needed, or hopefully interesting,
information for a short term visitor to the area. Consider this a good list of
many of the best, but far from all of the things to do, 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 covers of a single magazine.
Table of Contents
Calendar of Events
2
Community Guides
Agoura Hills,
Thousand Oaks, Westlake Village
6
Simi Valley
12
Ojai
16
Ventura
18
Camarillo, Oxnard
24
Key Phone Numbers
29
Museums
30
Golf
32
Television Schedule
34
We want to continue to make Presenting Magazine the premier in-room
hotel magazine. If you have any suggestions or ways we may improve,
please let us know. Our contact information is listed on this page.
We look forward to hearing from you.
Sincerely,
Pat & Janice Swanstrom
Special Features
Adventure Options
35
Attractions North and South
36
Cover shot:
Amgen Tour of California cyclist with
Malibu Family Wines Saddlerock
Ranch in the background.
Presenting Magazine
4
January-June 2010
COMMUNITY GUIDE - AGOURA HILLS, THOUSAND OAKS, WESTLAKE VILLAGE
Agoura Hills
The community’s name was chosen to honor
early settler Pierre Augoure in 1928, but through
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 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.
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. Shoppers will
appreciate The Oaks Mall and Janss
Marketplace both offering miles of shopping
experience. High-end retailers, world-class
dining and cinema experiences make these
malls a destination in and of themselves. 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 wih its miles of mountain and canyon
trails. This exclusive community, centered on
Westlake Lake is often thought of as an ideal
spot to take a vacation. Don’t be surprised to
see electric boats motoring up and down the
main lake, as well as past the many well kept
backyard docks surrounding the island.
Children will enjoy feeding the various species
of ducks and geese that populate the lake area.
Anyone can take in the neighborhood splendor
from the marina board walk or lakeside dining
at the many restaurants at The Landing.
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.
Annually, 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.
A visit to this area must include the Thousand
Oaks Civic Arts Plaza’s Countrywide Performing
SHOPPING
See Maps for precise locations
The Oaks Mall
Thousand Oaks
222 W. Hillcrest Dr (805) 495-3031
Anchor stores include JC Penney, Macy’s,
Nordstroms, Muvico
January-June 2010
Janss Marketplace
Thousand Oaks
275 N. Moorpark Rd (805) 495-4662
Anchor stores include Toys-R-Us, Marshall’s, Sears,
Mann 9 Theatres
Paraiso Town Center
Dos Vientos (see our ad on page 12)
350 Via Las Brisas, Suite 280 (805) 376-8300
Anchor stores, Beau Alexis Boutique, CRAVE Fruit Bar
The Promenade
The Lakes
Thousand Oaks
T.O. Blvd and Conejo School Road
Anchor stores, PF Changs, Brighton, Polacheck’s
Jewelers, Claim Jumper, Ben & Jerry’s, CPK
5
Westlake Village
140 Promenade Way (805) 497-9861
Anchor stores: Barnes and Noble, Mann Theatres,
Macaroni Grill
Presenting Magazine
Presenting Magazine
6
January-June 2010
DINING GUIDE - AGOURA HILLS, THOUSAND OAKS, WESTLAKE VILLAGE
Fabrocini’s Italian Kitchen
AGOURA HILLS
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)
29020 Agoura Road, Agoura Hills.
(818) 879-8268
www.fabrocinis.com
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
Cisco’s
Lewis Road, Agoura Hills. (818)
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 10)
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
H20 Sea Grill
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
marriott.com/property/abouthotel/re
staurants/laxag
Hills. (818) 991-9560.
Show your Room Key for a
Free Dessert with any entree
Voted most romantic and favorite
French Restaurant in Ventura County!
Terri’s Cafe
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
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
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 • [email protected]
January-June 2010
7
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
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
Moz Buddha Lounge
Dinner: Mon.-Thur. & Sun. 5pm-9pm.
Rustico
Sushi Agoura
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
Lunch: Mon. thru Fri. 11am-2pm.
Formule Express 3-course Lunch $15.95
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
Maria’s Italian Kitchen
Serving Southern French Cuisine In A Romantic Setting Since 1996
Padri Italian Cuisine
& Martini Bar
Featuring excellent and very fresh
sushi. 5015 Cornell Road, Suite
H, Agoura Hills. (818) 991-0245
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. Located directly across
from the Renaissance Hotel, Terri’s
features several breakfast, lunch
and dinner specials for hotel
guests. Be sure to ask about daily
hotel specials! (Breakfast, Lunch,
Dinner) 30135 Agoura Road,
Agoura Hills. (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
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
Presenting Magazine
Bella Terraza Restaurant
at the Hyatt Westlake Plaza
Garden Café
Neighborhood Sportsbar and
Steakhouse. (Lunch, Dinner) (Full
Bar). 2215 Michael Dr, Newbury
Park . (805) 498-2365.
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.,
Thousand Oaks. (805) 557-1234
www.westlake.hyatt.com
Bandit’s BBQ
Borderline
589 N. Moorpark Road, Thousand
Oaks. (805) 497-7427
www.banditsbbq.com
If the drinks are flowin’ the
kitchen’s goin’! 99 Rolling Oaks
Drive, Thousand Oaks.
(805) 446-4435
www.borderlinebarandgrill.com
Serving the Conejo Valley since
1996. You’ll find light and fragrant
cuisine such as Foie Gras,
Escargots, Sweetbreads and
Scallops, Bouillabaisse, Duck
Magret, Filet Mignon with three
sauces and Sandabs. Famous
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. (Lunch,
Dinner) (Beer & Wine) 2310 E.
Thousand Oaks Blvd., Thousand
Oaks. (805) 496-7121
www.cafeprovencal.biz
Buca Di Beppo
California Pizza Kitchen
Azar’s Sports Bar
& Steakhouse
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
Café Provencal
Promenade Way, Suite A,
Westlake Village. (805) 374-2727
www.californiapizzakitchen.com
An authentic Italian restaurant that
offers flavorful Italian dining. 205
N. Moorpark Rd., Thousand Oaks.
(805) 449-3688
www.bucadibeppo.com
Champagne French Bakery
A place for cake lovers. They
serve sandwiches & beverages
also. 180 Promenade Way #1,
Original Family Recipes Since 1947
Cheesecake Factory
Gino’s Bistro
Gino’s has been a family-owned
business for over 40 years. Gino
makes all Italian dishes. 10%
discount when you show hotel key.
Happy Hour 4-7 Mon-Fri. Lunch:
11-2pm. Dinner: 4:30-10pm
(805) 498-3188. 1620 Newbury
Rd, Ste 2, Newbury Park (near
post office)
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
Holdren’s Steak & Seafood
Chipotle Mexican Grill
USDA prime corn fed beef,
charbroiled over mesquite grill.
Seafood selections include Bacon
wrapped Tiger Prawns, seared Ahi,
and Shrimp Scampi. Wine and
martini list and outdoor seating.
(Lunch, Dinner) (Full Bar). 1714-A
Newbury Road, Newbury Park.
(805) 498-1314
www.holdrens.com
“Food with Integrity” is what drives
this restaurant. You can taste the
freshness. 935 Broadbeck Dr.,
Newbury Park. (805) 499-3561
www.chipotle.com
Lupe’s Mexican Restaurant
W. Hillcrest Drive, Thousand Oaks.
(805) 371-9705
Chili’s
(805) 214-9947
A true local treasure in business
since 1947. You know it has to be
great Mexican food 1710 E.
Oaks. (805) 495-3573
(see our ad on this page)
Open: Mon 10-9pm ■■ Tues-Sun, 10am-9:30pm
1710
1710 Thousand
Thousand Oaks
Oaks Blvd.,
Blvd., Thousand
Thousand Oaks,
Oaks, CA
CA 91360
91360
Reservations
Reservations Suggested
Suggested (805)
(805) 495-3573
495-3573
Cisco’s
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 over 100.
Since 1971, Cisco’s has offered
the very best in quality and
freshness when preparing our
authentic Mexican Dishes. The
for friends and families. 1712
Avenida de Los Arboles, Thousand
Oaks. (805) 493-0533
8
140 W. Hillcrest Dr., Thousand
Oaks. (805) 371-4367
www.marcelloristorante.com
Mastro’s Steakhouse
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
Melting Pot
2150 Thousand Oaks Blvd.,
www.claimjumper.com
An extraordinary dining experience
that you won’t find at any other
restaurant. Fine wines and a
fabulous four-course fondue
dinner. (Dinner) (Full Bar)
3685 E. Thousand Oaks Blvd.,
www.meltingpot.com
Authentic Mexican dishes. 449
Moorpark Rd., Thousand Oaks.
(805) 497-3952 www.eltorito.com
Come in and see what all the talk is about!
Marcello Ristorante
Claim Jumper
El Torito
Presenting Magazine
Serene garden dining. 1414
Oaks. (805) 495-1545
www.akashicbookshopandcenter.com
January-June 2010
Mimi’s Café
Sunset Terrace Lounge
Kid friendly – great varied menu
selection. 400 N. Moorpark Rd.,
California cuisine, excellent
service. (Lunch, Dinner) (Full Bar)
235-G North Moorpark Rd.,
Thousand Oaks, CA 91360.
(805) 497-4847
www.sunsetterracerestaurant.com
Natural Café
1714 Newbury Road, Newbury
Park. (805) 498-0493
www.thenaturalcafe.com
Pickle’s Deli
You’ll find traditional as well as
innovative American and
International deli fare. 1940
(805) 480-4800
www.picklesdeli.com
Bellavino Wine Bar
and Restaurant
Live jazz presented every Friday
and Saturday evening. (Dinner)
(Beer & Wine) 3707 E. Thousand
Oaks Blvd., Westlake Village.
(805) 557-0212
www.bellavinowinebar.com
Sushi Yusho
“Very Serious About Sushi? This
Must be the Place!!!” 2365
Michael Drive, Newbury Park.
(805) 375-2269
www.sushiyusho.com
BJ’s
Pizza and more! (Lunch, Dinner)
3955 Thousand Oaks Blvd.,
www.bjsbrewhouse.com
Boccaccio’s
Veal Oscar and Baked Alaska as
well as excellent Seared Ahi and a
White Truffle Risotto for a more
modern flavor. (Brunch, Dinner)
(Full Bar) 32123 Lindero Canyon
Road, Westlake Village.
(818) 889-8300
PF Chang’s
2250 E. Thousand Oaks, Blvd.,
Tony’s New York Pizza
Roma Italian Deli Restaurant
Since 1978 serving great pizza,
steak and seafood. Home made
pastas, deli subs. Our famous
canolis are a must. Patio seating.
Beer & wine. (Lunch, Dinner) Mon
-Sat: 11:30am - 9pm; Sun 4:30pm
- 8:45pm 2247 Michael Dr,
Newbury Park (805) 499-2455
Romano’s Macaroni Grill
Italian at its best. 4000 E.
Oaks. (805) 370-1133
January-June 2010
The Real Deal! Free local delivery
3333A Kimber Dr, Newbury Park.
(805) 499-0365
www.onebigslice.com
Bogie’s
WESTLAKE VILLAGE
Offering indoor & outdoor dining
from the gourmet food and cocktail
menu. Try Bogie’s classic burger.
(Lunch Dinner) (Full Bar) 32001
Agoura Rd., Westlake Village.
(818) 889-2394
Bauducco’s
Brent’s Deli
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
Quality food for almost 40 years.
Catering service available. 2799
Townsgate Rd., Westlake Village.
(805) 557-1882.
www.brentsdeli.com.
9
Cisco’s
Authentic Mexican Dishes. The
for friends and families.
925 Westlake Blvd, Westlake
Village. (805) 778-1191
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
Hamptons
Californian cuisine. Views of the
garden and waterfall while dining
on the terrace. (Breakfast, Dinner)
(Full Bar) Two Dole Drive,
www.fourseasons.com/
westlakevillage/dining.html
Kumo Sush
Finest destination for sushi.
860 Hampshire Road, Suite Z,
www.kumosushi.com
Presenting Magazine
Landing Grill & Sushi Bar
P6 Restaurant & Lounge
Spa Café
Full sushi and sashimi bar.
California Continental cuisine.
32123 Lindero Canyon Road,
www.thelandinggrill.com
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
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
Marmalade Café
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
968-12 Westlake Blvd., Westlake
Village. (805) 449-0099
www.thenaturalcafe.com
Onyx – Four Seasons
Westlake Village
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
Presenting Magazine
Pookie’s Thai
Pookie’s is a family run restaurant.
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,
32131 Lindero Canyon Road,
Suite 111, Westlake Village.
(818) 865-0095
www.zinbistroamericana.com
Thousand Oaks Fish & Chips
3825 E. Thousand Oaks Blvd.,
Suite H, Westlake Village.
(805) 495-1614
ToGo’s
2761 Agoura Rd., Westlake
Village. (805) 449-9967
Romio’s Pizza and Pasta
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
Tuscany II Ristorante
From caviar to spaghetti there is
something for everyone including
excellent service. (Dinner) (Full
Bar) 968 S. Westlake Blvd. Suite 4,
Zin Bistro Americana
Sharky’s Mexican Gril
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)
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.
Westlake Blvd., Westlake Village.
(805) 370-3701
10
Is your restaurant
missing from this list?
Find out how to be included
in the next edition by calling
Presenting Magazine
at 805.558.0971.
Spots are available for
additional write ups, logo
listings and display ads.
January-June 2010
AMGEN TOUR OF CALIFORNIA IS COMING THROUGH THE CONEJO VALLEY!
AGOURA HILLS • THOUSAND OAKS • WESTLAKE VILLAGE
Spend race weekend with Malibu Family Wines
Saturday, May 22nd - Stage 7
Viewing Festival at Saddlerock Ranch
Festival includes a sampling of the Conejo’s
finest restaurants and the wines of local favorite
Malibu Family Wines. View the Los Angeles
Individual Time Trial live on Jumbo-Tron
screens and enjoy race day in a beautiful
vineyard setting. Activities for the whole family.
(Subject to change)
Commemorative King of the
Mountains Cuvee
Malibu Family Wines has produced a limited
release wine bearing the official 2010 Amgen
Tour of California logo. This proprietary red,
grown right at the KOM location on the race
circuit, is an exquisite blend of Bordeaux and
Rhone varietals representing the finest of the
Semler Estate 2008 Vintage. Available Spring
2010, while supplies last.
Sunday, May 23rd - Stage 8
King of the Mountains at Saddlerock Ranch
Watch the final stage of the 2010 Amgen Tour
of California Race at Saddlerock Ranch!
Witness the King of the Mountains competition
at Malibu Family Wines. Food and wine
available for purchase and live feeds provided
throughout the race. Parking and Bike Valet
available.
January-June 2010
2008 Semler King of the Mountains Cuvee,
Saddle Rock –Malibu, $32/bottle
Event details and purchasing information
available at www.amgentourconejo.org
Commemorative wine available at
www.malibufamilywines.com
11
Presenting Magazine
Simi Valley
Presenting Magazine
12
January-June 2010
COMMUNITY GUIDE - SIMI VALLEY
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
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.
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.
The city is also host to the annual Cajun
Festival, a weekend-long event that showcases
New Orleans Jazz, blues, Cajun and Creole
music as well as authentic N’awlins cuisine from
jambalaya to fried alligator.
Preserving the tradition of the old west, one Simi
Valley neighborhood still provides bridlepaths for
horses instead of sidewalks.
January-June 2010
13
Presenting Magazine
DINING GUIDE - SIMI VALLEY
SIMI VALLEY
Blue Fin’s
Don Cucos
Marie Callender’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
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
20 W. Cochran St., Simi Valley.
(805) 582-0552
www.mariecallenders.com
California Pizza Kitchen
Arena Sports Grill & Bar
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 13)
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
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
www.californiapizzakitchen.com
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
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
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
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
Famous Daves
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
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
Oak’s Sushi & Grill
1970 Sequoia Ave. #9, Simi Valley.
(805) 583-3434
Paul’s Italian Villa
2585-I Cochran Street, Simi Valley.
(805) 526-5360
www.pausitalianvilla.com
Red’s BBQ & Grillery
3090-A1 Cochran Street, Simi
Valley. (805) 581-9076
Senor Gomez Courtyard
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
Stray Steer
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
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
Greek House Café
Located in the Grand Vista Hotel,
999 Enchanted Way, Simi Valley.
(805) 583-2000
www.grandvistasimi.com
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
Vista’s Restaurant
Herb & Spice
Thai Food. 1407 E. Los Angeles
Ave., Unit 6, Simi Valley. (805)
522-2000.
Islands Restaurants
Serving 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
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
Presenting Magazine
14
Yolanda’s Mexican Cafe
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 parties available.
(Dinner) (Full Bar)
22753 East Main Street, Ventura.
(805) 643-2700
January-June 2010
COMMUNITY GUIDE - SIMI VALLEY
SHOPPING
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, Bombay, Ann Taylor
Your Ad Here
Interested in advertising opportunities?
Call Presenting Magazine: 805 558-0971
and find out how to drive more business
to your location fast!
January-June 2010
15
Presenting Magazine
Presenting Magazine
16
January-June 2010
COMMUNITY GUIDE - OJAI
Ojai
Ojai has it all. When it comes to a day trip, a
weekend stay, a month’s vacation, or even the
ideal place to live, Ojai is blessed. An hour and a
half north of Los Angeles and within easy striking
distance of the ocean at Ventura and Santa
Barbara, Ojai is a gem. Scenically it’s beautiful.
Years ago, when Hollywood's Frank Capra filmed
Shangri-La for the movie Lost Horizons, he chose
Ojai. It’s a long East/West valley full of oaks,
orange and avocado groves surrounded by
mountains that seem to enfold it and give it its
small self contained community air. It’s Ojai, not
on the way to anywhere, not between anywhere,
just a haven of quiet peace and civility in a world
that's short of both.
There are bike trails, horse trails, hiking trails
through national forest, rocky scrub and
waterfalls, and everywhere, anywhere in the
valley, there are breathtaking views. There are
gourmet restaurants and fresh baked pastry
shops, its home to artists and potters and
craftsmen, and stores and studios that sell their
wares. There’s the Ojai Valley Inn with a golf
course to challenge the pros and there’s the
bucolic county run Soule Park course, where the
trick is to get in early. There are public tennis
courts of rare quality and there are tennis clubs
with gyms and pools. In short, OJAI HAS IT ALL.
Yet there is a quiet vibrancy that comes through
in its famous Tennis Tournament, The Ojai Music
Festival where the L.A. Philharmonic under world
renowned conductors play in a bowl setting that
is exquisite. It has its Shakespeare Festival, its
Film Festival, and the Indian Pow-Wow just down
the road at Lake Casitas. There is always
something going on, all pretty big events and yet,
in its own Ojai way, all no big deal.
January-June 2010
17
Presenting Magazine
DINING GUIDE - OJAI
Antonio’s Mexican Food
Restaurant
Feast Bistro of Ojai
Movino Wine Bar & Gallery
Antonio’s offers lunch and dinner,
plus breakfast on the weekends at
moderate prices for generous
portions. 106 S. Montgomery St.,
Ojai, CA. (805) 646-6353
Top notch chefs create feasts from
Duck Confit to Burgers, that will
bring you back for more.
245 E. Oaji Ave., Ojai, CA
(805) 640-9260
www.feastofojai,com
Azu Mediterranean
Restaurant and Tapas Bar.
Giorgio’s Italian Food &
Pizza
A European influence with a great
collection of fine art and décor
makes this a very special dining
experience.
308 E. Ojai Ave., Ojai, CA
(805) 646-1555
www.movinowinebar.com
Enjoy an eclectic blend of Spanish,
Italian, Moroccan and Greek
cuisine with extensive tapas and
wine offerings. 457 E. Ojai Ave.,
Ojai, CA (805) 640-7987
www.azuojai.com
Bodee’s Restaurant
Bodee’s is an experience in
ambience. Enjoy Alfresco dining in
their waterscaped garden and fern
grotto, or indoors by their original
brick fireplace hearth.
3304 Maricopa Hwy., Ojai, CA
(805) 646-5300
Bonnie Lu’s Country Cafe
Gourmet food at discount prices in
a spotlessly clean surrounding.
(805) 646-0207
Café at the Spa
Located in the Spa Ojai courtyard,
Café at the Spa is a great place to
relax and savor light and healthy
fare. Salads, sandwiches & wraps.
905 Country Club Road, Ojai, CA
(805) 646-1111-www.ojairesort.com
Casa de Lago
Great service and atmosphere with
delicious Mexican dishes.
(805) 640-1577
Oak Grill Restaurant at the
Ojai Valley Inn & Spa
Supporting the community sports
to the fullest, Giorgio’s promises
the best food, service and pricing.
(805) 646-0854
(805) 640-0201
The spa’s featured restaurant for
great casual American Grill cuisine
all day long, indoors or outdoors
905 Country Club Road, Ojai, CA
(805) 646-1111
www.ojairesort.com
Hakane Sushi
Oak Pit Texas Style BBQ
Golden Moon Family
Large Sushi Bar with dining room
seating and a covered outdoor
patio. Wheelchair friendly, too.
(805) 640-3070
Best Prime Rib in town and lots of
beer. You’ll love their waterfall.
820 N. Ventura Ave., Oak View, CA
(805) 649-9903
Il Gardino
Ojai Café Emporium
Old works atmosphere with warm
gracious owners and staff serve
authentic Italian Cuisine.
(805) 640-7381
Try their Mulligatawny Soup, Greek
Salad and Chocolate Cream Pie.
108 S. Montgomery St., Ojai, CA
(805) 646-2723
Ojai Deer Lodge Restaurant
Jim & Rob’s Fresh Grill
A sort of “cowboy highlife” hunting
lodge atmosphere, featuring
barbeque pig roast every Sunday.
(805) 646-4256
www.ojaideerlodge.net
Reviewed as one of the best
Mexican Restaurants in town.
(805) 640-1301
Jimmy’s Restaurant at the
Ojai Pizza
Chinese Fast Food at its best.
Take out or dine in their big quiet
dining area. Good price, fast &
friendly.
11566 N. Ventura Ave., Ojai, CA
(805) 646-1177
Named for Jimmy Demaret, the
Inn’s most famous golf touring pro,
this gathering spot features tasty
choices from their wood burning
brick pizza oven, with full selection
of draft beers and central coast
wines. 905 Country Club Road,
Ojai, CA (805) 646-1111
www.ojairesort.com
Eggs N Things
Los Caporales Restaurant
1097 E. El Roblar Dr., Ojai, CA
(805) 640-1862
Chu’s Teriyaki House
If you love great Country
omelettes, benedicts and
cinnamon roll French toast at great
prices, this is your place. 1103
Maricopa Hwy, Ojai, CA
(805) 646-5346
Exotic Thai Restaurant
Great lunch specials. Eat yummy
Thai food inside or on the patio.
(805) 646-6618
Farmer and the Cook
Tour the farm and enjoy the best
foods made from fresh and
healthful organic produce with their
famous coconut drinks! 339 W. El
Roblar Dr., Ojai, CA
(805) 640-9608
www.farmerandcook.com
Presenting Magazine
“The Only Good Pizza in Ojai!”,
made with pride and good
ingredients.
(805) 646-7878
www.theonlygoodpizza.com
Ortiz Mexican Food
Serving traditional Mexican
dishes, be sure to try “Nectar of
the Gods”.
307 E. Ojai Ave., #105, Ojai, CA
(805) 646-5452
Osteria Monte Grappa
Proprietors Stefano & Tamara
Bernardi who for 20 years have
owned and operated Montecito’s
Via Vai and Pane e Vino Trattoria,
moved to Ojai with their long time
friend and Chef Cesar Bello to
open this authentic Italian
restaurant. A large painting of
Italy’s Monte Grappa mountain
highlights the restaurant’s décor.
Menu offers contemporary dishes
and innovative presentations, with
emphasis on fresh local produce
and seafood. 205 N. Signal Street
in Ojai, California. (805) 640-6767
Papa Lennon’s
Unpretentious neightborhood
eatery, featuring personal pizzas,
paninis, salads, beer and wine.
515 W. El Roblar, Meiners Oaks,
CA (805) 640-7388
www.papalennons.com
Q-Time BBQ Grill & Catering
Get a tri-tip sandwich, a halfchicken or Italian sausage with
your choice of chili beans, baked
beans, baked potato, garlic rice,
garlic bread or corn on the cob.
100 E. El Roblar Dr. #104, Ojai,
CA (805) 640-8620
Red Barn Liquor
In the back of a liquor store a
Mexican family serves up the best
tacos in Ojai at a buck a piece!
11558 N. Ventura Ave., Ojai, CA
(805) 646-5445
Maravilla Restaurant at the
The resort’s signature restaurant
features elegant ambiance and an
award winning California Central
Coast Cuisine from fresh foods
grown in this region. 905 Country
Club Road, Ojai, CA
(805) 646-1111 www.ojairesort.com
Marty’s Catering & Barbeque
American Cuisine
(805) 646-8020
18
January-June 2010
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.
January-June 2010
19
Presenting Magazine
Entertainment/Shopping
Restaurants/Night Life
1 Century 16
805-644-5666
2 Century Downtown 10
805-641-6500
3 Golf ‘N Stuff
805-644-7131
4 Mann Buenaventura
805-658-6544
5 Pacific View Mall
1 Bagel Rock Coffee
805-648-7625
4 Winchesters
805-653-7446
2 Cafe Bariloche
805-641-2007
5 Taj Cafe
805-642-6200
3 O Sabi
805-642-6200
6 Yolanda’s
805-643-2700
805-642-5530
Please See Restaurant Section for Address
6 Ventura Gateway
805-644-7131
Dining
Cocktails
Live Music
Dancing
S. California St.
Poli St.
Palm St.
N
N. Ve
33
ntura
Ave.
8 Ventura Boat Rentals
805-642-7753
N. Chestnut St.
7 Ventura Harbor Village
805-644-0169
Main St.
2 2
1
3
5 4
Santa Clara St.
Thompson Blvd.
4
101
5
.
E. Harbor Blvd.
2 12
.
Rd
d
10
13
11
Rd
Se
aw
ar
Sa
nj
on
Rd
Downtown Ventura
Pier Area
ta
HLoma Vis h Rd
p
Telegra 1
6
5
6
4
8
3 3
ntin
Schooner Dr.
1
eR
d.
ia
Victor
Va
le
9
6
7
8
7
Hotels/Inns
5
Crowne Plaza Ventura Beach
10
805-648-2100
1
2
Bella Maggiore
3
11
805-652-0277
Best Western Inn
7 Holiday Inn Express
805-856-9533
12
8 Inn on the Beach
805-652-2000
9 La Quinta Inn
805-658-6200
13
Clocktower Inn
805-652-0141
4
Country Inn & Suites
805-653-1434
Presenting Magazine
805-643-6144
6 Four Points Sheraton
805-658-1212
805-648-3101
20
Pierpont Inn
Seaward Inn
805-653-5000
Vagabond Inn
805-648-5371
Ventura Mariott
805-643-6000
Call for exact locations
January-June 2010
DINING GUIDE - VENTURA
Acapulco Mexican Restaurant
Bernadette’s on Main
Cottage Café
Golden Egg Café
Mexican, tacos, burritos and more.
725 S. Victoria Ave., Ventura.
(805) 644-3944
701 E. Main St., Ventura.
(805) 643-6749
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
Great breakfasts, many choices.
2009 E. Main, Ventura.
(805) 641-2866
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
Aloha Steakhouse
(Lunch, Dinner) (Full Bar) 364 S,
California Street (across from the
Crowne Plaza Hotel), Ventura.
(805) 652-1799
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
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
1708 S. Victoria Ave., Suite B,
Ventura. (805) 477-0276
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
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 (Lunch, Dinner) (Full
Bar) 545 E. Thompson Boulevard,
Ventura.
Dargan’s Irish Pub
Harbor Cove Café
Busy Bee Café
Evita’s
This is a classic 50’s style diner
with retro décor, music and menu
items like “chicken-fried steak”.
(Lunch, Dinner) 47 E. Main
Street, Ventura. (805) 643-4864
www.busybeecafe.biz
The Family Taco Stand perfected.
3868 E. Main Street.
(805) 656-4571
Danny’s Deli & Grill
3263 Telegraph Rd., Ventura.
(805) 289-9200
Daphne’s Greek Café
Brooks
(805) 648-3001
Eric Ericsson’s on the Pier
Seafood on the Ventura Pier. 668
Harbor Blvd., Ventura. (805) 6434783 www.ericericssons.com
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
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
Bariloche
Come sample the taste of
authentic South American cuisine.
Open daily 11am-10pm.
Reservations recommended.
(805) 641-2007
January-June 2010
Go back to a simpler time, before
fast food chains “standardized” the
casual dining experience. 1867
Spinnaker Dr., Ventura Harbor,
Ventura. (805) 658-1639
Hi Cee’s Café
Great BBQ and Live Blues at the
Ventura Harbor Village.
1591Spinnaker Drive,Suite 115,
Ventura.
(805) 650-7773
Ferraro’s Italian Restaurant
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.
C Street Bar
At the Crowne Plaza Ventura
Beach Hotel. 450 E. Harbor
Blvd., Ventura. (805) 648-2100
222 www.cpventura.com
Andria’s Seafood Restaurant
Greek at the Harbor, The
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
Café Fiore
Understated elegant spot for
traditional rustic Italian cooking
with a Southern flair. (Lunch,
Dinner) (Full Bar) 66 South
California Street, Ventura. (805)
653-1266 www.fiorerestaurant.net
Golden China
Authentic Chinese Cuisine. Voted
“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
Café Nouveau
1497 E. Thompson Blvd., Ventura.
(805) 648-1422
www.cafenouveau-ventura.com
Café Pacifico
At the Marriott Ventura Beach.
Casual Elegant, California and
Latin fare. 2055 Harbor Blvd.,
Ventura. (805) 643-6000
Cajun Kitchen
Authentic southern cuisine,
bringing a little bit of Louisiana to
Ventura County. Voted best
breakfast year after year!
(Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner) 301 E.
Main St., Ventura.
(805) 643-7701
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
21
Presenting Magazine
It’s in the Sauce
Milanos Italian Restaurant
Prime Steakhouse
Sushi Marina
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.
652-1215
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
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
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
My Florist Winecafe & Bakery
Riviera Bistro
76 S. Oak Street, Ventura.
(805) 653-0003
(805) 667-2120
Jimmy’s Slice
A neighborhood style pizzaria
catering to the local Ventura Beach
Community. Known for their
premium toppings and home made
desserts. Full Coffee Bar. Beer and
wine. Open for Breakfast, Lunch
and Dinner and local delivery. 586
E. Main St, (805) 648-6133
www.jimmyslice.com
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)
204 E. Main Street, Ventura.
(805) 648-4853
www.jonathansatpeiranos.com
L & L Hawaiian BBQ
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
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
Romano’s Macaroni Grill
Taj Cafe
Italian at its best! 4880 Telephone
Rd., Ventura. (805) 477-9925
www.romanosmacaronigrill.com
Voted Best Indian Cuisine in
Ventura and Santa Barbara
Counties. Serene Indian decor;
pleasant, knowledgeable service;
wide range of well-prepared Indian
cuisine. (Lunch, Dinner)
574 E Main St., Ventura.
(805) 652-1521.
www.thetajcafe.com
Santino’s Pizza & Pasta
4231 Telegraph Rd., Ventura.
(805) 644-0166
O-Sabi Japanese Restaurant
Scotch & Sirloin
We accommodate up to 30 people
for Teppan dining, with highly
skilled, acrobatic chefs preparing
“Iron Chef” gourmet cuisine at your
table. (Lunch, Dinner) (Full Bar)
5795 Walker St., Ventura. (805)
642-6200 www.o-sabi.com
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
Paradise Grill and Sportsbar
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
Spinnaker
Pete’s Breakfast House
SEAFOOD BROILER
“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
Spinnaker Seafood Broiler
SideCar Restaurant, The
Housed in a 1910 Pullman Car.
(Dinner) (Full Bar) 3029 E. Main
Taqueria Tepatitlan
“Best Chile Relleno Burrito in
history!” Closed on Mondays.
362 N. Ventura Ave., Ventura.
(805) 653-0508.
Thai & Peru Restaurant
(Lunch, Dinner). 583 E. Main
Street, Ventura.
(805) 643-0583
www.thaiperurestaurant.com
Have mesquite grilled fresh fish,
crab, lobster, seafood, steaks, ribs
and chicken. (Dinner) (Full Bar)
1583 Spinnaker Dr., Suite 109,
Ventura. (805) 658-6220
Mandarin House
Take out or dine in traditional
Chinese fare. 4020 E. Main St.,
Ventura. (805) 654-0933
Margarita Villa
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.
Maria Bonita
652-0247
Marshall’s Bodacious BBQ
6353 Ventura Blvd., Unit 18,
Ventura. (805) 650-0650
Mary’s Secret Garden
The only organic Vegan restaurant
in Ventura County. Closed Mon. &
Tues. (Lunch, Dinner) 100 S. Fir
Presenting Magazine
22
January-June 2010
Tipps Thai Cuisine
A favorite for locals. Closed
Sunday. (Lunch, Dinner) 512 E.
Main St., Ventura. (805) 643-3040
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
Traditional Mexican food and drink
with locations in Oxnard, Ventura,
Camarillo and Simi Valley. Choose
from award-winning meals and
margaritas. (Dinner) (Full Bar)
22753 East Main Street, Ventura.
(805) 643-2700
Yolie’s Fresh Mex Grill
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.
(Lunch, Dinner) (Full Bar) 632 E.
Main St., Ventura (805) 653-7446
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
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
Yasmeen’s Indian Cuisine
(805) 461-3644
SHOPPING
Ventura Harbor Village
1559 Spinnaker Dr. (805) 644-0169
(see ad on page 19)
Over 40 specialty shops, restaurants, and cafes
offering a waterfront setting. Activities for the whole
family featuring:
Island Packers
www.islandpackers.com
(805) 642-1393
Andria’s Seafood Restaurant
www.andriasseafood.com
(805) 654-0546
Andre’s Wine and Tapas Bar
(661) 302-1755
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, and more!
Ventura Gateway
Exit Telephone Road; shopping left and right.
Barnes and Nobles, Mervyn’s, Burlington Coats,
and more!
January-June 2010
23
Presenting Magazine
Presenting Magazine
24
January-June 2010
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.
opportunities. At Channel Islands Harbor and
along the shoreline, boating, kayaking,
sportfishing, surfing and biking are popular
past-times. In downtown, Heritage Square and
the Carnegie Art Museum are two "must see"
cultural attractions. Oxnard also offers two
popular stops on the Ventura County Wine Trail
at Herzog Wine Cellars and Rancho Ventavo
Cellars.
Oxnard
Named for the Henry T. Oxnard family who
developed one of the city's first industries - a
sugar beet factory - the city of Oxnard is
surrounded by some of the richest agricultural
land in the world. Its farming heritage is
celebrated annually at the California Strawberry
Festival in May and the spicy Salsa Festival in
July. As the gateway to Channel Islands
National Park, just 11 miles offshore, Oxnard
offers an abundance of outdoor recreational
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.
Restaurants/Night Life
Outback Steakhouse
1
805-988-4329
Yolandas
2
3
805-389-9922
Dining
Entertainment/Shopping
1
The Esplanade Mall
10
805-485-1146
2
Plaza Stadium 14 Cinemas
3
California Welcome Center
Cocktails
Live Music
Please See Restaurant Section for Address
1
9
7
1 8
805-988-0717
6
11
7
Please See Shopping Section for Address
Solar Dr.
805-487-8380
7
Hotels/Inns
1
Best Western Inn
805-483-9581
2
Casa Sirena Marina Resort
805-985-6311
2
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
9
Marriott Courtyard
805-278-2200
10
Marriott Residence Inn
805-278-2200
7
11
4
Oxnard Vagabond
805-648-5371
Call for exact locations
January-June 2010
25
Presenting Magazine
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
Café India
El Tecolote
Mandarin House
Camarillo now has Indian Cuisine! It’s
good and affordable. 1775 E. Daily
Drive, Suite A, Camarillo.
(805) 987-8537
Charming, authentic Mexican café and
a landmark in its current location since
1952. 333 N. Lewis Road, Camarillo.
(805) 482-4318 www.eltecolate.com
Traditional Chinese fare for dining in or
take-out. 4595 Pleasant Valley Road,
Camarillo. (805) 987-6465
California Grill
Exotic Thai Café
Authentic Thai food at affordable prices
with no upcharge for dinner. (Lunch,
Dinner) 2001 Ventura Blvd., Camarillo.
(805) 383-7666
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
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
Chester’s Asia Restaurant
Bariloche
Come sample the taste of
authentic South American cuisine.
Open daily 11am-10pm.
Reservations recommended.
350 N Lantana, Camarillo.
(805) 987-2009
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
Presenting Magazine
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
Iguana’s Authentic Mexican
Tex-Mex style. (Lunch, Dinner) 1312
Del Norte Road, Camarillo. (805) 9881577 www.iguanasmexicangrill.com
JJ Brewsky’s Restaurant
& Bar
Chili Peppers
Full Catering service with pride in
preparing food fresh at reasonable
prices. 601 Mobil Avenue, Camarillo.
(805) 482-8180.
Here’s a fun and comfortable place to
enjoy quality food, drink, entertainment,
sports, live music and good company, .
(Full Bar) 1433 Ventura Boulevard,
Camarillo. (805) 482-5249
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
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
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
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
Old New York Deli
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
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
Peking Inn
Upscale décor, wonderful food. 330. N.
Lantana St., Camarillo. (805) 987-8188
Presto Pasta
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
Enoteca Toscana
Wine Bistro
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
26
January-June 2010
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
OXNARD
Money Pancho
Mexican Restaurant
5th Street Steak & Seafood
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
231 W. 5th Street, Oxnard.
(805) 483-0200
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
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
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
Thai & Peru Restaurant
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
www.thaiperurestaurant.com
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
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.
BG’s Cafe
Olive Garden
Homestyle breakfast and lunch served
daily. The favorite downtown hangout
since 1971, serving giant omelettes,
egg breakfasts, pancakes, sandwiches,
fresh salads, burgers, daily soups, and
homemade desserts. You will find
something for everyone on their classic
comfort food menu. Voted Downtown
Business of the Year in 2009 by the
Oxnard Chamber of Commerce.
428 S A St., Oxnard
(805) 487-0700
Pirates Grub ‘n Grog
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
of great Italian cooking. 891 E. Ventura
Blvd., Oxnard. (805) 983-6656
450 S. Victoria Ave., Oxnard.
(805) 984-0046
Plaza Grill Restaurant
BJ’s
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
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
Tony’s New York Pizza
The Real Deal! Free local delivery
31 N. Lewis Rd, Camarillo.
(805) 445-4400
www.onebigslice.com
Red Lobster
Uptown Pizza
Ruby’s Café & Nightclub
Restaurant and night club featuring
Latin music and salsa dance lessons.
348 S. Oxnard Blvd., Oxnard.
(805) 486-2169
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
Located at Herzog Wine Cellars is
where you’ll find a great Kosher
restaurant. 3201 Camino del Sol,
Oxnard. (805) 983-1560
Think healthy American Cuisine!
(Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner) 600 E.
Esplanade Dr., Courtyard Marriott,
Oxnard. (805) 988-3600
1740 E. Ventura Blvd., Oxnard.
(805) 981-9595
Cabo Seafood Grill
& Cantina
Tierra Sur
Sal’s Mexican Inn
“Ultimate gourmet pizza”. 2200 Outlet
Center Drive, #440, Oxnard.
(805) 983-4151.
Whale’s Tail Seafood House
The best seafood dining experience in
Oxnard, California! (Lunch, Dinner)
(Full Bar) 3950 Bluefin Circle, Oxnard.
(805) 985-2511
1450 S. Oxnard Blvd., Oxnard.
(805) 483-9015
Dominik’s Italian Restaurant
Owned and operated by the same
family since 1949. 477 N. Oxnard
Blvd., Oxnard. (805) 483-7933
www.donimiksoxnard.com
Fresh and Fabulous Café
Smokey’s House of BBQ
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
A time-honored example of America’s
best smokehouse traditions. All meats
are smoked to tender perfection and
served in friendly, fun atmosphere.
1201 S. Victoria Ave. Oxnard,
(805) 985-7125
www.smokeyshouseofbbq.com
Traditional Mexican food and drink with
locations in Oxnard, Ventura, Camarillo
and Simi Valley. Choose from awardwinning meals and margaritas. (Dinner)
(Full Bar)
1601 S. Victoria, Oxnard.
(805) 985-1340
Great American Grill
Located in the Hilton Garden Inn
Oxnard. 1000 Solar Drive, Oxnard.
(805) 983-8600
Herzog Wine Cellars
A true Kosher wine cellar. Tierra Sur
Restaurant is located in the winery.
3201 Camino Del Sol, Oxnard. (805)
983-1560 www.herzogwinecellars.com
Hook Line and Sinker.
2077 N. Oxnard Blvd., Oxnard.
(805) 604-1715
La Dolce Vita Di Mare
Zzyzx Cafe
A new modern style restaurant serving
breakfast and lunch all day.
Conveniently located across the street
from the Camarillo Train Station, all of
our delicious dishes consist of only the
freshest ingredients. (Breakfast, Lunch)
Open 7am - 3pm.
33 Lewis Rd (805) 484-2900
January-June 2010
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
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
27
Presenting Magazine
Presenting Magazine
28
January-June 2010
PRESENTING MARKETPLACE - FIND THE LOCAL SERVICES YOU NEED
APPAREL
.
Carol’s Cottage by the Sea
Ventura Swimwear
Unique nautical gifts, collectibles, and
souvenirs. Many one-of-a-kind items,
handcrafted by local artists. Walt Disney
Classic Collection, Wee Forest Folk and
a complete line of Jim Shore.
Bring this ad in for a 20% discount.
1591 Spinnaker Dr. #113, Ventura
Harbor Village (next to Le Petit )
(805) 658-8222
Beach View Real Estate
Mana Tulberg’s involvement in a few of
the most advanced Real Estate online
networks and her nationwide
communications with Realtors has
generated unique platforms for
marketing home sellers’ properties.
4061 Romany Drive, Oxnard
CA DRE #: 01378745
(805) 443-8898
Ventura Swimwear is the one stop shop
for all your swimwear needs. Located
in the Ventura Harbor Village we offer
infant to plus, seperates, 1 pieces, men
and boys, footwear and cool accessories.
Friendly and knowlegable staff. Minor
alterations are always free.
Ventura Swimwear, Where it's all about
the fit and making you look good!
1559 Spinnaker Dr, #102, Ventura
(805) 642-6281
ATTRACTIONS
Climb a rock wall, or blast off to outer
space, hold live marine animals! Perfect
for kids ages 1-12; come enjoy a variety
of hands-on “imagination stations,” and
have a fun yet educational time together!
418 W. 4th Street, Oxnard.
Open Tues.-Sat.; call (805)483-3005 for
hours and more information, or
www.gullwings.org
GIFTS &
COLLECTIBLES
53 years of loyal service to the Conejo
Valley, serving fresh baked pastries and
desserts. A family owned and operated
business established in 1957. We are
honored to serve generations of
customers with their birthday, wedding
and anniversary cakes, pastries and
baked goods. Mon-Sat 8am-6pm
2838 E. Thousand Oaks Blvd., TO
(805) 495-5509
Merry Hall Tree Thrift Store
Furniture, clothing, housewares, toys,
collectibles, books, antiques, jewelry
and more! Open 10-3 Mon-Sat.
2929 Theresa Drive, Newbury Park
(805) 498-7886
AllState Background Screening
SERVICES
Gullwings Children’s Museum
Valley Bakery
Fast, reliable, pre-employment and tenant screening
services. Licensed and insured. Services include:
verification, federal, state and county criminal check, sex
offender, bankruptcy, credit report, DMV report, Workers
Comp. Visit us at:
www.allstatebackgrounds.com
Ph: (877) 700-9443 • Fx: (805) 830-0327
Mobile: (805) 558-0971
[email protected]
Fun-In-Ventura. Com
Looking for fun things to do or great
places to eat? We have your personal
guide to all the best that Ventura has
to offer!
Japanese Car Specialies
& European Cars
Troubleshooting, Engine, Transmission,
Electrical, Air Conditioning, Brakes, Fuel
Injection and more.
300 Giant Oak Ave, #C, Newbury Park
(805) 499-6178
Pampered Pet Sitting
Calais & Co.
Classic sterling silver jewelry pieces
designed by international jewely
designers and crafted by highly skilled
artisans and silversmiths. The line
includes everything from relatively
inexpensive jewelry and children’s gift
items, to highly styled earrings,
bracelets, necklaces and watches.
212 E Ojai Ave, #B, Ojai
(805) 640-0994
January-June 2010
Pampering your cats and small dogs in Thousand Oaks and Newbury
Park for 10 years. Your pets are visited in the comfort of their own
homes. We feed, change water, scoop litter, collect mail, take trash out,
etc. … while you are away. AND there is lots of play (if they want) or just
sitting in a kind lap when you're gone. Licensed, bonded and insured.
Prices start at $17.00/visit. Hotel guest traveling with a cat or small dog?
We can meet you in the hotel lobby and arrange pet visits.
Rocking K Horse Rentals
Horse rentals, evening rides, group
rates. Open year round Spring/Summer:
8am-6pm, Fall/Winter: 8am-5pm. 1
hour: $25; 1.5 hours: $35; $20 each
additional hour.
4790 West Lynn Rd, Newbury Park
(805)499-9512
(805) 499-6532
29
Presenting Magazine
Presenting Magazine
30
January-June 2010
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 schedulele
group tours..
FILLMORE/SANTA PAULA
SIMI VALLEY
Fillmore Historical Museum & Park
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
January-June 2010
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
31
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").
Presenting Magazine
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 • 805.604.1234 • 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
Ojai Valley Inn • 805.646.2420 • 905 Country Club Road • 18 holes; 5,892 yards; par 70
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
Las Vegas
Golf
Specializing in Professional Club Fitting
Men’s • Women’s • Children
Proline Golf Clubs
Country Club Fashions at Discount Prices
Gifts and Accessories
Tournament Discounts
Demo/Rental Clubs
Frequent Buyer Programs
Regripping
10%
F
OF
with
Room
Key
Named One of the Top Golf Shops for Women in USA
by Golf For Women Magazine
805.445.7556
[email protected] • Open 7 days a week
Located in the Camarillo Premium Outlet Mall
950 Camarillo Center Drive • Camarillo, CA 93010
Presenting Magazine
32
January-June 2010
Key Numbers
GOLFERS
AAA
Automobile Assoc. of
America Ventura Cty 805-644-7171
Emergency Rd Serv 800-222-4357
WESTLAKE
WESTLAKE GOLF
GOLF COURSE
COURSE
Airlines
Aero California
Airtran Airways
Alaska Airlines
American West
Express
American Airlines
Continental Airlines
Delta Airlines
Hawaiian Airlines
Midwest Airlines
Southwest Airlines
United Express
US Airways
• Range
• 18 Holes
• Snack Bar
800-237-6225
800-247-8726
800-252-7522
800-235-9292
800-433-7300
800-523-3273
800-325-1999
800-367-5320
800-452-2022
800-435-9792
800-864-8331
800-428-4322
Airport Shuttle Service
VC Airporter
805-650-6600
Road Runner Shuttle 800-247-7919
Credit Cards (report lost or stolen)
American Express
800-528-4800
Discover
800-347-2683
MasterCard or Visa
800-336-8472
• Electric Carts
• Cocktail Lounge
Emergency
Police, Fire, Ambulance
911
Transportation
Amtrak Train
Gold Coast Cab
800-872-7245
805 205-4314
805 850-5054
Street Scene Limo 805-494-9631
Yellow Cab Taxi Company
Ventura
805-659-6900
Oxnard
805-483-2444
Camarillo
805-383-3013
Thousand Oaks
805-777-1771
Visitor Information
Camarillo
Ojai
Oxnard
Simi Valley
Thousand Oaks
Ventura
Santa Barbara
Moorpark
West Lake Village
Agoura Hills
805-484-4383
805-646-8126
805-385-7545
805-526-3900
805-370-0035
805-648-2075
805-965-3023
805-529-0322
805-370-0035
818-889-3150
• Lessons
• Putting Green
WESTLAKE GOLF COURSE
4812 Lakeview Canyon Road, Westlake Village, CA 91361
CALL FOR RESERVATIONS
(805) 495-8437 • (818) 889-0770
January-June 2010
33
Presenting Magazine
STREET SCENE LIMOUSINE
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
Friendly 24 Hr. Service
(805) 494-9631 or (818) 786-1001
T.C.P. #7372P
Presenting Magazine
34
January-June 2010
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
28) or Ventura Boat Rentals.com (see ad on
inside front cover) or relax and enjoy their dinner
& sunset cruises for more romantic memories.
Not sure how to paddleboard? Ventura County
Stand-Up Paddleboard School can help. Call
to schedule lessons for the whole family. (see ad
on page 1)
Ready for a good laugh? Ventura Harbor
Comedy Club (see ad on page 1) offers worldclass comedy and improv groups.
Why not relax and take in the beautiful ocean
view while sipping premium wine and dining on
freshly prepared tapas at Andre’s Wine and
Tapas Bar? (see ad on page 1). Or stay for
dinner and watch the sunset at Andria’s Seafood
(see ad on page 1).
While your in Simi Valley don’t forget the Arena
Sports Bar & Grill at the Grand Vista Hotel. Live
music and dancing nightly. (see ad on page 13)
If you’re in the Conejo Valley, and are feeling a
little stressed, be sure to make an appointment
at La Vida Massage in Thousand Oaks, (see ad
on page 11). There is nothing more relaxing
than a Swedish, Deep Tissue or Hot Stone
massage given by trained, caring professionals.
For an authentic taste of New York in Camarillo
or Conejo Valley, you can’t beat Tony’s New York
Pizza. Dine in or delivery. (see ads on pages 9, 28)
Wednesday
Midtown Ventura
Pacific View Mall
9am-1pm
Looking for great Mexican food? On the west
side of the area try Yolandas. (see ads on pages
14, 26) On the east side try Ciscos for tasty
food and drinks. (see ad on page10)
Thursday
Oxnard-Plaza Park
C St. & 5th St.
2pm-6:30pm
For worry-free travel around town be sure to call
Gold Coast Cab. (see ad on page 36) For longer
or luxury rides don’t forget to check out Street
Scene Limo. (see ad on page 34)
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.
January-June 2010
Farmers Markets
For a unique harbor touring experience, The
Dreamer’s Dream offers up romantic harbor
dinner and cocktail cruises. (see ad on inside
front cover)
Find the insider tips for exploring Oxnard at the
Oxnard Visitors Center. (see ad on inside back
cover)
History buffs and admirers of “The Great
Communicator” will want to visit the Ronald
Reagan Presidential Library and Museum (see
ad on page 15) 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.
The tranquil swimming hole at Malibu Creek State Park is a
great place for hiking, rock climbing, wading, or just quietly
enjoying your lunch.
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…
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.
35
Thousand Oaks-The Oaks Mall
Thousand Oaks Blvd & Wilbur Rd
1:30pm-6:30pm
Friday
Simi Valley
The Simi Valley Town Center
3pm-7:30pm
Saturday
Calabasas
Old Town Calabasas
8am-1pm
Camarillo
Ventura Blvd (school parking lot)
8am-12pm
Sunday
Oxnard
Channel Islands Harbor
10am-2pm
Presenting Magazine
Ventura
County
Coastline
On behalf of Presenting Magazine,
we hope you enjoy your stay here
in our area. While you’re here we
encourage you to take advantage
of the many sites and activities
the county has to offer.

January 2010 - Presenting Magazine

Transcription

Similar documents

SNU Rally at the Fallon Cantaloupe Festival September 2012

Winter 2014 Newsletter - Fresno Police Department Credit Union

Thursday Arrive in the Big Apple, New York, NY!

Tour Gliding An^rlca-s rr,osl scen/c rood. " Top eUS

Dinner Dance Dinner Dance - Franciscan Sisters of Chicago

Moorpark Desalter - Pilot Well Test Project

Chapter 5: Transit - Ventura County Transportation Commission

Rockets Race Cars Gambling Helis Running Lava

For a more detailed presentation, CLICK HERE to our PDF!