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Food & Wine Society at Angelina’s Pizzeria Napoletana
07.09.19
Wine and food enthusiasts can experience an unforgettable night of Italian culinary bliss by attending the monthly Food & Wine Society dinners presented by Angelina’s Pizzeria Napoletana.
The Food & Wine Society brings every element and flavor of a specific region of Italy to the table. Owners Sho and Phil Fusco present the four to five-course with wine pairing dinners to tickle the foodie palate with delicious imported ingredients and fresh produce and stimulate the mind and senses by creating an ambiance that takes guests to the place in Italy that is presented on the table.
“In doing so we can pair all of this with wines from the region that are presented in detail by our purveyors to our guest,” said Sho. “Each event is thoroughly researched by our marketing team and in collaboration with our Chef, so that we capture the authenticity of each dish and décor that’s specific to the region.”
Membership to the Food & Wine Society is exclusive. Once a guest attends six dinners in a given year, they qualify for membership. To continue as a member, they will need to attend six events a year. They place a limit of 300 members. Members also receive specials and discounts on wine.
The next Food & Wine Society dinner is at the end of July. Cost depends on the region and type of wine. Most vary from $150 to $200 per person.
For more information on how to join the Food & Wine Society call 949.536.5200.
8573 Irvine Center Drive, Irvine. 949.536.5200.


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TAPS New Menu Refocuses on Seafood for 20th Anniversary
07.08.19
TAPS Fish House & Brewery just rolled out a new menu for lunch and dinner with exciting new additions and re-imagined old favorites, solidifying its standing as an innovative regional leader in fresh fish and seafood-related dining. The new menu launched at the Brea, Corona, and Irvine locations, represents a significant change and was made in anticipation of TAPS’ upcoming 20th anniversary this fall.
The menu, created in partnership with TAPS’ longtime purveyor, Santa Monica Seafood, introduces new items such as Hamachi collar, Spanish octopus and rare fin fish, and updates such bellwether classics as Louie salad from TAPS’ original menu with fresh twists.
TAPS also is regarded as one of the most exciting and innovative players on the craft beer scene.
New for Lunch Dinner-- “Jet Fresh” section – Unique, seasonal fresh fish offerings from the Pacific, Mediterranean and Atlantic waters, that change daily. New items include Opakapaka from Hawaii and Gunard from New Zealand. Also new is a “Dress It Up” section of six sauces and toppings for the fish. Guests select two sides, which newly offered are fried rice, butternut squash ravioli, spring ratatouille, baby artichokes, and cashew Chinese long beans.
- Grilled Spanish octopus
- Seafood tower
- Double the number of fresh oyster selections
- Two stone-oven pizzas: soppressata salumi and garlic roasted shrimp
- Maine Lobster roll
New Spins on Old Favorites --
- Louie “Slice of Ice” salad, reinterpreted with a wedge presentation
- Crab Stuffed Shrimp Christopher, reimagined with a touch of spice
101 E. Imperial Highway in Brea. 714.257.0101.
13390 Jamboree Rd, Irvine. 714.619.0404.
2745 Lakeshore Drive in Corona. 951.277.5800.
TAPS Brewery & Barrel Room is at 15501 Red Hill Ave. in Tustin.
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