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Endless Food & Fun In Huntington Beach – Who Wouldn’t Want It.

 

Due to scheduling, I unfortunately missed this event at Endless Food & Fun in Huntington Beach.  It seems like my kind of place too — A giant one-stop destination for endless FOOD, fun and entertainment that includes a Buffet, Restaurant, Bars, an Arcade, Lazer Tag, and so much more.  The possibilities are seriously endless.  Our Guest Blogger, Bonnie was recently invited there and reports about it below.  I can’t wait to go.

 

 

Endless Food and Fun lives up to its name! There’s a brand new entertainment complex in Huntington Beach, Endless Food and Fun, and on Wednesday night they sponsored a private, complimentary event specifically for the local hospitality industry. Due to my connection with the Huntington Beach International Surfing Museum, which donated numerous items to one of EFF’s themed dining rooms, I scored an invitation.

 

 

 

 

 

 

In fact, I was personally treated to a VIP tour of all 47,000 square feet of this awesome complex.  Our first stop was their upscale restaurant, Delicioso! where parents can dine in comfort and style while the kids play nearby. The attention to detail was very much appreciated by the interior designer in me – they even thought to soundproof the room.

 

 

The next stop was the 200 foot long Las Vegas–style buffet, which serves fresh food that changes every night.  They even have a manned pasta “station” where you can personalize the dish any way you want. This night I opted to do just that — I asked the Chef to combine two different sauces, two kinds of cheese, asparagus, garlic and linguine, and my custom creation turned out quite tasty.

 

 

 

 

I dined with friends from the Museum in the Surf’s Up themed dining room, which is loaded with vintage surfboards and other memorabilia that was donated by the Museum. It even includes an exhibit board that I personally put together for the Museum’s Surfin’ Exhibit back in 2006. Plus, I got to meet two Surf legends, “Local Hero” inductee David Nuuhiwa and first ASP World Pro Champion Peter “PT” Townend.

 

 

After dinner, I continued on my personal tour with owner and operator Andrew, who showed me the other three themed dining rooms, the arcade, and the 7 private party rooms, which are used not only for parties, but for tutoring children after school as well. It’s a true multi-purpose facility.

 

 

Finally, we came to the pride and joy of EFF, which is their laser tag arena. The room is chilled to 64 degrees on a constant basis and it may be the most innovative laser tag arena in the nation. Though I did not partake in the laser challenge this night, it looks like a lot of fun.

 

 

Endless Food & Fun has two bars that serve an excellent selection of beer and wine. One bar is in Delicioso! which is only open on Friday and Saturday nights. I plan to take up their offer of dinner there in the near future, as I really had a great time and can’t wait to go back – Thanks Keeli!

 

 

Thanks Bonnie — I can’t wait to go to Endless Food & Fun.  Who wouldn’t want that?

  1. February 2nd, 2011 at 15:09 | #1

    Wow, that bad for you huh? We’re all entitled to our own opinions, but our experience was good — We ate at Delicioso, which was good, but haven’t tried the buffet yet. And all games appeared to be in commission to us. The owners want you to have a great experience, so you might want to contact them. Good luck and thanks for your comment.

  2. Amanda B.
    February 2nd, 2011 at 14:19 | #2

    OMG! I gagged on the food. Prison food would be an upgrade. If you think the food here is tasty, you must think Burger King is a 5-star restaurant. I wasn’t the only one who thought this, cus there were a lot of plates with A LOT of food piled on. I girl we asked who works there said they get many complaints about the food and the pricing.

    Bring your TUMS and eat the bottle before you eat the buffet.

    The Games – Everything is broken, used, old and dirty.
    Laser Tag – Over priced and not as good as we hoped. Want REAL LASER TAG? Try Laser Quest in Fullerton….THAT is a laser tag arena.

    This place is just boring, gross pig slop for food that I think came out of a jar/can, and everything is old/out dated and used for a place that from what I just read is less than 2 months old….

    Oh, and the staff, yeah, either non-coherent or non-existent.

    Nice try, wasted money… close up shop and work at the Chino Hills Prison slinging boxed mash potatoes.

    Very disappointing for Huntington Beach, CA.

  3. January 23rd, 2011 at 21:26 | #3

    You won’t be dissapointed! Check it out.

  4. January 22nd, 2011 at 18:15 | #4

    that place looks awesome! i’m such a kid, i wanna go!

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