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Frog House is one of Orange County's most iconic retailers, operating from their Coast Highway-adjacent space since 1962. There from the early days of Newport Beach's surf culture, this shop is an important institution in the area not only for its community importance, but the huge selection of top-quality surf and skate gear. The cluttered shop is dotted with knick-knacks, magazine cutouts and stickers, cementing the local vibe that has earned this small shop huge acclaim. Wetsuits, surfboards, skate decks in every shape from shortboards and fish tails to longboards and everything in between as well as men and women's apparel spans most major brands and a few local specialties. The original outfitter for Newport's surf scene, Frog House is a timeless location perfect for some beachy souvenirs.

Mattern Sausage & Deli is an authentic German deli. The place serves sandwiches as well as sells meats. The quality of their products is superlative and the owners are always ready to give suggestions if patrons face a dilemma. The deli is usually very crowded with students or young professionals who come here for a quick bite. If you do not find place to sit, you can also take-out your orders and enjoy them in the comforts of your home. In addition to meat, the place also sells a variety of breads, chocolates, cheese and other grocery items.

The Anaheim Farmers Market is a year-round tradition, held every Thursday rain or shine. Every spring, however, the Farmers Market becomes an even bigger to-do as it celebrates the Easter holiday. One day each year, the market offers Easter and spring-related fun and activities including a fashion show, live entertainment and egg dyeing. And, no Easter celebration would be complete without a visit from the Big Guy himself, the Easter Bunny. The Market is free of charge; some vendors accept credit cards.

From the outside, absolutely nothing is appealing about El Fenix Carniceria. Sandwiched by competitors, they'd be lucky to have a nearby post office visitor pop in to grab something real quick. But, to the patrons, the large variety of marinated meats look so appealing that they just have to get some for dinner. Keep walking through the shelves towards the back of the shop, and you'll find a full menu of Mexican comfort food: omelets, tacos, tamales, and half a dozen kinds of salsa to top them off. Most of the staff speaks little English, but they are very accommodating. A popular neighborhood market, patrons often walk out saying "See you tomorrow." -Hoiyin Ip