Things to Do in Ontario CA

Since 1933, this family-run shop has wowed visitors with live candy-cane pulling and small-batch sweets. Featured on ABC7 Localish and praised by local media, it’s a seasonal spectacle and year-round taste of Ontario’s heritage.

An indie cafe fueling the Arts District with alfajores, tartlets, and standout Spanish lattes. Open daily per its official page and praised by local coffee roundups, it’s a friendly hub before or after gallery hopping.

A sprawling, multi-vendor antique market where locals hunt for vintage signs, garden art, and Inland Empire memorabilia. Consistently active per recent listings and reviews, it rewards slow browsing and a sharp eye.

A classic, independently owned rink dating to the 1950s, still hosting public sessions, disco nights, and learn-to-skate. Its own schedule confirms regular hours, making it a nostalgic, family-friendly break from the sun.

An artist-run space with rotating monthly shows and Third Saturday events tied to the Downtown Ontario Arts District. Its site lists fresh exhibits and open-hours updates—expect emerging voices and a convivial neighborhood crowd.

Founded by Ontario natives, this vintage sneaker and streetwear shop grew from a city pop-up into a permanent Arts District store, as covered by regional news. Expect limited drops and a hyperlocal vibe.

A no-frills favorite recognized by Eater LA for preserving classic fried-chicken recipes. Order at the counter, grab the rolls, and taste why locals keep this independent spot in their regular rotation.

Beloved for head-to-tail taco cuts—tripa, lengua, buche—alongside al pastor and asada, with late hours on weekends. Recent reviews highlight fresh tortillas and grilled onions that complete the experience.

A small, independently owned bakery-café known for savory meat pies and classics like chicken pot pie—highlighted by Eater LA’s Inland Empire guide and backed by steady local praise.