Hyatt Regency Newport Beach--restaurants to walk to?
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Hyatt Regency Newport Beach--restaurants to walk to?
I'll be staying at the Hyatt Regency Newport Beach for a conference in January. I'm wondering if there are any restaurants in walking distance (other than the ones located in the hotel, of course).
Thanks in advance!
Thanks in advance!
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I don't know if it's walking distance in your view, but The Crab Cooker is my all-time favorite place for grilled fresh shrimp, lobster, scallops, fish. Very fun and funky southern Cal vibe. An original. Get there way before dinner time, as it gets mobbed.
At the very least, get a bowl of their clam chowder to go, with their awesome soup bread-thingies (my technical name for them-- little golf ball sized crusty baked bread rolls for the chowder.) It's a special treat to eat the chowder out on the Newport pier. Ahhhhh, gotta love SoCal!
At the very least, get a bowl of their clam chowder to go, with their awesome soup bread-thingies (my technical name for them-- little golf ball sized crusty baked bread rolls for the chowder.) It's a special treat to eat the chowder out on the Newport pier. Ahhhhh, gotta love SoCal!
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No, unless "walking distance" includes things a mile or two away. It's the old "Newporter" that got re-named some years ago. Beware - room quality varies significantly.
However I believe the hotel offers shuttle services to Fashion Island, an upscale shopping center up the hill to the south. Plenty of dining/activity choices there.
However I believe the hotel offers shuttle services to Fashion Island, an upscale shopping center up the hill to the south. Plenty of dining/activity choices there.
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Thanks, this is great information. I can walk a mile or two if I have the time but no, not really what I'd consider walking distance for a quick lunch! But, when we have time to escape from the conference I'll venture further afield.
Thanks again!
Thanks again!
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yes it is a pretty flat ride - the only "hairy" place is crossing a few larger streets to get to balboa Island but doable. Check with the Hyatt - I saw bikes and saw people riding them. I got the room for SO cheap on Priceline and DIL and DS stayed their for their anniversary last year - I gave them a night there and they loved it.