A+O Restaurant | Bar

Californian restaurant · Newport Beach

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"Located within Balboa Bay Resort, A+O (which stands for Anchors + Oceans) shows World Cup matches on large TVs both indoors and on an outdoor patio, where fans can enjoy fire pits and views of the Newport Beach Harbor. Along with the game, there are cocktails plus seafood dishes like clam chowder, tuna ceviche, and beer-battered fish tacos." - Virali_Dave, Mona Holmes

Where to Watch the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup in Los Angeles

1221 West Coast Hwy, Newport Beach, CA 92663 Get directions

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