Explore the Old Towne Orange Historic District and step into yesteryear. Centered around Plaza Park, this district features several historical buildings and holds the prestigious status of being listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Stroll through the one-square-mile district to witness diverse architecture, including Victorian and Spanish Revival buildings. Recognized as a premier shopping destination, the district boasts numerous art galleries, boutiques, and antique stores near the plaza. It is interesting to note that Old Towne is also the largest National Register District in California.
Polka Deli is Orange County's best destination for traditional Polish food. Shoppers can visit the grocery section of the deli and fine a wide range of imported Polish grocery items from pickles to cheeses, jams and fish. The bakery turns out traditional Polish baked goods from poppy seed or walnut rolls to seasonal specialties like authentic Fat Tuesday paczki and Easter babka. In addition, you can also pick up authentic Polish sausages as well as frozen foods like pierogi and cabbage rolls. Polka Deli also offers traditional American deli sandwiches and selections.
The Brick Basement offers items you might find searching through a treasure trove in your grandparents' basement, from an authentic flapper dress, a Victorian table, and a hand stitched quilt. This antique mall sells a collection from several different vendors, so you'll find a mixture of antiques, secondhand goods and hand crafted items. You'll never know what you'll find in the Brick Basement.
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.
At Three J's, they hold a wide range of collectable trading card games, sports cards, and card accessories. YuGiOh is one such trading game running tournaments on weekends at 5pm. Saturday tournaments are free to play while on Friday and Sunday it’s chargeable.