Mesa Moments: Residence Inn by Marriott
Expiration: 365 days after purchase
Your next Costa Mesa experience is only beginning when you check in to the Residence Inn. It’s a gateway to nearby adventures. Get ready to sip, shop, and explore your way through the best of Costa Mesa!
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With its outdoorsy vibe, leafy paths, and mix of indie boutiques, it feels like a relaxed retreat disguised as a shopping center. From home goods and eco-conscious fashion to boba, The CAMP offers a relaxed, sustainability-minded take on shopping and dining.
In-sīt Coffee is one of those spots that just gets it right. The matcha and Spanish lattes are fan favorites, and you’ve got to try their croffle. It's a buttery croissant pressed in a waffle iron for the perfect mix of crispy and flaky.
Segerstrom Center for the Arts is one of the nation’s most respected multi-disciplinary cultural institutions. It offers an impressive range of programming—from award-winning and fan-favorite Broadway productions such as Hamilton, Dear Evan Hansen, Phantom of the Opera, and Cats to acclaimed orchestra performances, concerts, and a variety of free community events throughout the year.
Kitakata ramen is one of Japan’s “Big Three” ramen styles and for good reason. It stands out for its balance of contrasts—hearty yet light, simple yet full of depth. Their signature noodles are aged and hand-crinkled (temomi) to achieve a chewy texture that holds broth beautifully.
South Coast Plaza is the largest shopping destination on the West Coast and one of the highest-grossing malls in the United States. Spanning 2.8 million square feet, it houses over 250 prominent boutiques and critically acclaimed restaurants. Its unparalleled collection of high-end brands includes Hermès, Gucci, Cartier, Dior, and Chanel, among others.
Green Cheek Beer Co. has hoppy classics like pilsners and IPAs, but the brewery is full of tasty twists like Guava In Berlin (a Berliner-style Weisse with real guava) and Flying South, a Mexican-style lager with lime. If you’re not into beer, they have options like the hard seltzer Lavender Lemonade. Their popular smashburger is also a local favorite, featuring a juicy, crispy-edged patty that pairs perfectly with whatever’s in your glass.
The LAB—short for “Little American Business”—went from an old goggle factory to Costa Mesa’s favorite artsy hangout for people to enjoy unique shops and eateries. It’s the laid-back heart of the SoBeCa Arts District, where cafes, shops, murals, and music all blend together into one big creative vibe. With rotating art, quirky installations, and cozy spots like the Living Room and the wishing tree, The LAB always feels colorful, fun, and very human.
UC Irvine Langson Orange County Museum of Art is a free art museum in Costa Mesa that's always evolving, with exhibits rotating all year long. Each season brings new perspectives that spotlight different themes, emotions, and creative voices. Some displays are even interactive, so you can literally step into the art!
Feng Cha Teahouse is perfect for a quick escape with a great drink in hand. The menu is full of bubble teas, classic milk teas, and refreshing fruit blends.
Quiet Golf is Costa Mesa’s coolest clubhouse for golfers offering top gear and expert fittings. Swing by to elevate your game, your look, and maybe even your swagger.
This community-focused coffee bar provides the perfect blend of thoughtfully curated wine, fresh brews, and crafted bites. Their regular event collaborations with local vendors make it a welcoming hub for everyone.
California Shabu Shabu is an interactive hot pot dining experience. Specializing in Japanese shabu-shabu and sukiyaki, guests cook thinly sliced meats and fresh vegetables in flavorful broths right at the table.
Want a cool keepsake from your visit to Costa Mesa? Head over to The CAMP and take some pictures at Booth By Bryant! These viral, celeb-loved vintage photo booths print out iconic black-and-white photo strips for just $5.
Known for their smooth pour-overs and specialty drinks, it’s the kind of place where you’ll want to linger with a cup in hand. While you’re there, browse a mix of Japanese home goods, records, and street wear.
Kitsch Bar is a hidden gem tucked inside a shopping plaza, serving up handcrafted cocktails in a laid-back setting. With its trendy, unpretentious vibe, it’s the perfect spot to unwind and enjoy a low-key night out.