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From roots of imagination, creativity, and beauty, you will find the essence of Waters Fine Catering and Event Design. For over 20 years the company has been raising the bar for the standard of excellence in the events industry.

 

Located in the center of historic Rancho Santa Fe, Pantry's casual neighborhood atmosphere, delicious comfort food, and remarkable wine list is a recipe for a great time in the Ranch.

The restaurant is run by Daniel and Michiru Bohlen. Daniel is a graduate of the French Culinary Institute in NYC and Michiru is a CPA with a talent for baking!

When sitting in Pantry you may get the feeling that you are in wine country. Pantry features made from scratch new American comfort food favorites with fresh flavors and a light twist.

A good example is the Turkey Meatloaf, which has crimini mushrooms ground into the mix and is served with a red wine demi-glace, fingerling potatoes, and seasonal vegetables - definitely not your grandma's meatloaf! Also, many of the items on the menu are based on Daniel's mother's home cooking (she is an artist and chef).

Pantry's wine list features an eclectic mix of reasonably priced bottles with high ratings. The restaurant also has a charming wines-to-go section.

Outside of the restaurant, you can find our dangerously delicious cookies in many local gourmet markets. A favorite with locals, Pantry is like your kitchen away from home.

Enjoy your favorite wine or beer in the auditorium at select screenings! Look for our special 21+ Shows at The Landmark. Admission limited to guests 21 years old and above. I.D. and wristband required.

 Our most premium seating halls known as "Director's Halls" feature extra-wide Ultra Leather seats and assigned seating. As with all Bridge exhibition halls, the Director's Halls are equipped with state-of-the-art wall-to-wall screens, Dolby EX Surround Sound and stadium seating. By purchasing a Director's Hall ticket, you are automatically reserving a specific seat in the theater allowing for more convenience and more time to experience everything else The Bridge has to offer. No more waiting in line or sending your companions into the hall to find "good seats" while you purchase concessions. Enjoy the music, take in the atmosphere, and an usher will show you to your personal seats when you are ready.

 The meeting place for all true adrenaline junkies and coaster fanatics, Magic Mountain offers more G-force thrills per minute than any other amusement park in the world. It's won more awards and set more records than any other park. Ride Superman, the world's tallest and fastest; Riddler's Revenge, the tallest and fastest standup coaster; and over a dozen world-class coasters scattered throughout several themed areas.

 As Mickey Mouse's kingdom and the crowning jewel of Walt Disney's marketing vision, Disneyland is one of the best-known and most-beloved destinations in the world. Long ago the park dubbed itself "The Happiest Place on Earth," and even the most hardened cynics agree that there's some truth to the slogan. After all, the Magic Kindgom is where fairy tales come to life. Many of the park's original rides, like Snow White's Adventure and Peter Pan's Flight, continue to charm visitors in spite of their old-fashioned flavor.

The MOCA building itself is modern, sanitary and located right in downtown. There's plenty of space and light, and the exterior is reminiscent of the more monumental San Francisco MOCA. There are art talks, a free-admission night and a growing permanent collection of paintings and other works. For proof of L.A.'s ascendence as a contemporary art capital, look no further than here.

 The J. Paul Getty Museum's goal is to make its collection meaningful and attractive to a broad audience by presenting and interpreting the collection through educational programs, special exhibitions, publications, conservation, and research.

The J. Paul Getty Museum at the Getty Center in Los Angeles houses European paintings, drawings, sculpture, illuminated manuscripts, decorative arts, and European and American photographs.