Dining

Saint Marc Pub, Cafe, Bakery & Cheese Affinage Opens in Pacific City
12.29.15
Quite possibly the best dining concept ever: part bacon bar, bakery, cheese shop and bar, is the new Saint Marc Pub - Café, Bakery & Cheese Affinage -- a flagship restaurant at Pacific City in Huntington Beach.
Saint Marc has something for everyone. A well-curated selection of craft beer in a can, expertly handcrafted cocktails served in red SOLO cups and 32 wines on draft. The bacon bar features a wild variety of flavored cuts (including wild cherry, tender belly habanero and chocolate), while the cheese lovers can choose from more than 100 international selections. The café and bakery serves caffeinated drinks and free-flowing breads from breakfast hours until late night.
The kitchen prepares classics with a gourmet twist, such as grilled cheese and southern grits, to elegant charcuterie and ahi tuna cooked on salt rocks. You can’t pass up the lemon ricotta beignets!
You can stop in Saint Marc for intimate dinners, late night bites, business lunches or family brunches. An innovative, iPad menu system, used tableside and at free standing stations, offers images and on-demand ordering of any of Saint Marc's items for in-house dining or take out.
Saint Marc was created by Thomas (Mac) McFarland Gregory III, and Frank Mathew Belosic III. Gregory is a master mixologist, certified advanced sommelier, beverage consultant, and executive in the international food and beverage community with 25 years of experience developing, launching, and managing hundreds of locations for the world's most elite luxury hospitality brands. Belosic, responsible for overseeing Saint Marc's launch, is a master chef with more than 20 years of industry experience. He has opened and managed a wide range of food and beverage operations for Five Star and Five Diamond restaurants and hotels.
Open 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. Monday to Wednesday; 8 a.m. to 2 a.m. Thursday to Saturday; 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday.
Saint Marc is at Pacific City at 21058 Pacific Coast Highway #M230 in Huntington Beach. 949.629.2591
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Brio Brings the Best in New Year Prix Fixe Menus
12.29.15
Celebrate the start of the New Year in a delicious and low-key way at BRIO Tuscan Grille at Irvine Spectrum. They are offering a New Year three-course prix fixe menu available December 31 through January 2.
The limited-time menu includes crisp salads, delicious soups, a savory entrée and luscious desserts. Brio’s serving up favorite selections such as a Caesar salad with brioche croutons; lobster bisque with sautéed shrimp garnish; crab and shrimp crusted mahi mahi; strip steak with black pepper shrimp; crème brulee with vanilla bean and caramelized sugar; and a caramel mascarpone cheesecake with anglaise sauce, and vanilla whipped cream.
The prix fixe menu ranges in price from $28.95 for the Crab & Shrimp Crusted Mahi Mahi entrée, to $38.95 for the Strip Steak with Black Pepper Shrimp entrée. Wine pairings are available for each main entrée.
BRIO Tuscan Grille (near Nordstrom) is at the Irvine Spectrum Center at 618 Fortune Drive in Irvine. 949.341.0380.
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