Things to Do in Anaheim (2025)

Anchoring downtown in a restored Carnegie library, Muzeo mixes local history with rotating art shows and hands-on programs. Recent 2025 classes and camps confirm it’s very much alive and community-driven, as noted by Visit Anaheim.

A 1919 citrus warehouse turned vibrant food hall, home to independent stalls and live music with Farmers Park steps away. Praised by travel editors and locals alike; official info confirms active hours and FRAN shuttle connections.

This immersive, story-rich tiki bar is run by veteran local operators and earned high praise from the Los Angeles Times, with Eater LA noting its James Beard finalist status in 2025. Reservations recommended; brunch and dinner menus wow locals.

A bright, community-focused brewery from veteran brewers, Radiant was named 2021 Great American Beer Festival Small Brewery of the Year and continues to host events, brunch, and rotating taps. Recognized by Forbes and industry press.

Beloved by beer critics for its science-geek spirit and barrel-aged releases like Fundamental Observation, Bottle Logic remains a national craft reference point. Editorial roundups frequently cite it among OC’s best; the taproom hosts food trucks and events.

Housed in a 1909 mansion, this independently owned Italian steakhouse is intertwined with chef Bruno Serato’s philanthropy. Profiled by local and national media, it’s fully reopened and booking nightly, per current reservation platforms.

A tiny, legendary live-music bar where bands like The Offspring once cut their teeth. Chronicled by the Los Angeles Times and the Orange County Register, it still books shows in 2025—raw, intimate, and fiercely local.

A long-running community mercado with over 200 small vendors, live bands, ballet folklórico, and frequent family events. The official site and current event listings confirm a lively calendar that reflects Anaheim’s Latino heritage.

Run by Syrian owners sharing family recipes, Aleppo’s serves superb kibbeh, kebabs, and mezze. Featured by Eater LA, the Infatuation, and praised by local food writers, it brings the Little Arabia story closer to the stadiums.

A locally owned steakhouse listed in the MICHELIN Guide, with a connected saloon offering line-dance lessons and live bands. Food critics consistently commend the kitchen and deep beverage list; the saloon keeps Anaheim two-stepping.