First time back in over a year and I think it's time I put Capri into the roster of bars I keep in…read morethe rotation. It's a bit small, so I'd imagine it gets pretty packed during Friday nights and the weekend. I've only ever been during random weeknights, so I personally have no complaints regarding space. However, I really dig the living room vibe right when you walk in. It's a local neighborhood bar (almost dive bar but not quite) and it's got exactly that type of local bar charm you'd expect to find in a place like this. During my most recent visit I finally got the chance to try out their food! I was able to share a patty melt and a meatloaf with a group of people I met a last week. Well, just one of the dudes in their group but either way, the food was bangin'. I'm a self-proclaimed patty melt connoisseur and theirs is actually so good. Meatloaf was also really good. Drinks wise they offer some of the coldest beer from what I've seen through Professional Beer Inspector on Instagram. However, I'm not a beer guy but the drinks here are definitely strong AND more importantly, very reasonably priced. I was pleasantly surprised when it came time to pay. Seriously, a bar that serves reasonably priced food and drinks is such a rare gem. Additionally, they have daily specials too which is awesome. Service was friendly, the vibes here (so far) have been awesome, and I really enjoy the outdoor patio area. It's nice to sit outside and catch a nice buzz. Kinda wish they had speakers outside though, at least for the TV.

Want to go to a racist bar in OC? Then look no further than Capri!!!! Where you walk in and if…read moreyou're not white, people will give you evil looks and make you feel as if you're not wanted there. Sat down at the bar and bartenders ignored us for 15 minutes before we walked out and left. I didn't know West Virginia vibes were in Orange but, sadly it's at Capri. I've never felt so uncomfortable at a bar. This place used to be cool. I hadn't visited in 2-3 years and it's completely changed negatively. If you're brown (like me), do yourself a favor and don't go there!

Viri was great! Food was amazing! Bang! I would definitely come back again! No line fast times!…read moreCome by and get your food!

Great food! Service was awesome! The place was fairly empty, but it was a week day, we loved…read morehaving the place to ourselves party of 12.

Love rio !! Such a good crowd karaoke is always fire ,good drinks+good prices and awesome service (:read more

Again, 5stars service, and food are amazing. Great cocktails too. This is go to Friday night spot…read moreis a must. Karaoke.Starts at 9 PM . They are incredible singers.

The Stuffed Potato is a hidden gem located adjacent to BXCR. Head downstairs at the main entrance…read moreto the Anaheim Packing House, and it's on the right. Check in was simple at the host station, and we were seated immediately. We ordered tickets through Eventbrite to see the Smooth Operator Band perform. At the time of booking, food options can be selected. We opted for the bbq chicken stuffed potato, and it was delicious. It came with a roll and fresh salad. The venue is small and dimly lit, providing a lovely ambiance for a candlelight dinner. A runner brought our food out within minutes of being seated, but there is no table service here. Diners must purchase their own drinks at the bar, which is no trouble since it's well staffed with bartenders, making the line move quickly. There is a two drink minimum per guest. Mocktails, soda, water, wine, beer, cosmopolitans, old fashions, and margaritas were some of the options, but the bartenders can mix up anything as long as they have the ingredients. We ordered the margarita and cosmo (both fabulous) at $16 each. The band was absolutely phenomenal with highly talented musicians and a lead singer who had an angelic voice. Although it was their first time playing together, they knocked it out of the park! All staff were friendly and helpful. Doors opened at 6:30, but the show started at 9. No need to arrive at opening unless you want to. Bathrooms are located in the packing district just past Randy's donuts, which is a short trek from The Stuffed Potato. Valet parking is available here and in the surrounding areas. Many take cards and Apple pay, but I would bring cash just in case. I was pleasantly surprised by how terrific the sound was. We were seated right next to the stage, but it wasn't overwhelmingly loud. There is a small dance floor, and dancing was encouraged; however, dancers do block the audience's view since the stage isn't elevated much. Our table was perfect because it was off to the side by the bar. We had a phenomenal date night experience here and can't wait to come back to see another show.

Service spot on. Music was awesome. Food was yummy. Only open for special events, or rentals.read more

We really liked the food here. The fish and chips were light and crispy. The fries were tasty, and…read morethe fish was too. It's one big piece of fish on a stick, sitting on a bed of fries. We also got the fried oreos. They came 4 on a stick. The dough was corn dog like, and they put chocolate sauce and powdered sugar on top. Good and messy. Make sure you take a bunch of napkins. Just know, the fish was pretty expensive (about $17), the oreos were better priced (about $7).

Next door to "Bowl'd Over" in section 433 is this new concession stand which sells food on a stick…read more Not quite Hot Dog on a Stick, although they do have a sausage on a stick. The most expensive item is $12, which was the Tuna Ta-hockey on a stick. It was 3 thick cubes of seared ahi tuna, covered in a cajun like spice, held together with 2 skeweres, place on top of a bed of rice and then drizzled with some orange sauce, which I thought may be a chipotle sauce, and garnished with some pickled vegetables. While the plate won't fill you up, it was very good, and made to order. The down side is, because it was made to order, I had to wait about 10 minutes for my tuna. I thought they were outside fishing for it, not realizing they were searing it and seasoning it. If you're in a hurry, the tuna is not the stick item to order. Was it worth $12? For arena food, I think so. And I felt it was a healthier option than a burger or hot dog.

Delicious smoked bbq! Service was great, and her…read morerecommendation for drinks was also great! Awesome place to bring family and friends together. Would recommend this establishment

Honestly shocked at the 4.1 rating. I'd eaten at their Irvine location and it was decent enough to…read moreeat here again when kings told me it was a 45 minute wait. This time wasn't even decent. Food was at best mediocre. Almost $50 for a three meat plate- I love the additional cost for the burnt ends which were horrible, completely tough and dry as a bone. Sausage was average and the 4 tiny slices of brisket were good but half of it was fat. Sides were tiny considering price. Service was also mediocre, the place isn't at all Busy but drinks took forever and nothing else about it was memorable. Definitely my last stop at this chain.

First time here & Food was amazing, Excellent friendly customer service. Will definitely be…read morereturning with the family. Orange chicken fries are BOMB!!!!

We really enjoyed Panda Mongolian BBQ! The Mongolian BBQ is made fresh right in front of you on the…read moregrill, and that was definitely one of our favorites. You get a great amount of food for the price, and it's fun being able to watch it being cooked fresh. We also had to try their viral Orange Chicken Fries from TikTok, and they were SO good! For only $11.99, they filled the to-go box all the way to the rim. Such a huge portion for the price! They also have a Chinese food buffet for $7.99 per pound, which is a great option if you want to pick and choose what you like. Overall, the value is really hard to beat, especially with the huge portions. The Mongolian BBQ and Orange Chicken Fries were the standouts for us, and we'll definitely be back to try more.

The Iron Press is a casual craft beer and grub spot upstairs at the Anaheim Packing District. They…read morehave burgers, sandwiches, hot dogs, and appetizers as well as a great selection of craft beers on tap. They have dedicated bar seating as well as a short table with bar stools along the back wall. Order your food at the register, and they will give you a pager to let you know when it is ready to pickup. I had the Wagyu Philly cheese steak ($20) which also comes with a side of waffle fries. Everything is a little pricey at the Packing House, but this was a pretty huge cheese steak which I had to tackle with a knife and fork before picking it up to eat the rest. It had a nice toasted bun with plenty of meat, onions, red bell peppers, and mushrooms inside. I usually prefer provolone cheese, but this one is served with a healthy serving of I believe American cheese. This was a tasty and very filling sandwich. The waffle fries were piping hot fresh out of the fryer, and came with a side of ketchup and ranch. They were very busy, and the cashier was still very friendly. When my food was ready to pick up, he apologized for the wait. This is another solid food place in the APD. I usually eat at one of the food spots before hitting some of the bars here, and Iron Press will now go into the rotation. If you're a beer drinker, you can both good food and beer here.

Walking into the packing district you have so many options. I immediately gravitated to their taps,…read moregreat options! I opted for the ROM American Lager; and the invita Mexican lager for the wife, we split some wings and hung out with Cris! Now the beer and food are great, but Cris is an absolute joy, welcoming, knowledgeable and friendly. The bar is great place to sit and chat, and he's so cool. When I come to OC im always stopping by Iron Press. 10/10 highly recommended.