Discover Redlands' Best

Discover 25 rave-worthy Redlands restaurants with outdoor seating. From classic cafes to classy date nights, there’s something for everyone who wants to eat outside.

Whether you live in Redlands, or you're visiting the area, you'll love the vibrant independent coffee shops in our community. See what our hometown coffee experts are brewing (and pulling) — and discover 8 local favorite places.

From sweet to savory and indulgent to health conscious, there's a huge selection of Redlands breakfast spots from which to choose. These are some of our favorites.

From mouthwatering local eats, alluring orange groves, engulfing mountain ranges, to its distinctive inhabitants -- Redlands has a unique appeal to everyone who calls it home. Gabriel Gonzalez is no different.

While many visitors come to California for the bright lights of Los Angeles and San Francisco, it can be nice to escape the hustle and bustle. Redlands is one of the best places in California to do this and enjoy all that nature has to offer in the Golden State.

Narein is an 11 year old Redlander who LOVES exploring our local kid-friendly food and beverage scene. Here Narein hunts down tummy warming and soul filling hot chocolate! Where will you try first??

As a local Redlander you are probably looking for the inside scoop. You have been to State Street and eaten at all the well-known spots. Is it time to shake things up? Well, the team at Creative 7 Designs has some off the beaten path suggestions for you to escape the madness. Check out their hole in the wall, uncommon, secret spots. Photo Credit: Bruce Herwig

Two things we love, food and our dogs. Why not combine the two?! Here is our list of local dog and human-friendly digs. Enjoy!

The YOUNGBLOODS photography art exhibit took place in 2014. It was the second phase of Redlands' Photographer Marc Piron's "The Face of Redlands." The purpose was to raise funds for unique art installments to Downtown Redlands and the Downtown Art Walk. Watch the video here.

Our greater Redlands community is home to an amazing selection of brewhouses and microbreweries. Read our local guide to discover some of the best pours around.

Hands On Knitting Center is a fiber arts store which opened in 2011. There, one discovers natural yarns and fibers of both animal and plant origin, many of which are machine washable.  There are also patterns, pattern books, and the tools (needles, hooks, looms) necessary to create sweaters, socks, scarves, shawls, hats, gloves, cuffs – you name it. Since weaving looms are expensive, the Center offers looms for rent, so one can try a weaving project without having to purchase a loom.

Skip the dishes. Forget the meal prep. As a busy parent, you deserve to take a break from all the rigamarole of planning and cooking. Luckily, the Redlands restaurant scene is filled with great places to eat with kids.

Established in 1999, The Royal Falconer is the oldest, and most iconic, pub in Redlands.

Wedding convention has guests expecting a sit-down catered meal, a bartender and a four-tier cake topped with figurines.

But today, couples are occasionally bucking convention.

Breweries are undoubtedly one of the top places to kick-back and relax with friends and family. In addition to the tasty beverages available, breweries are family friendly (yes, this includes your fur-babies) and a great place to visit.

Innocent spirits. Demonic apparitions. Floating orbs. Redlands is one of the most haunted towns in America. Discover the 10 spookiest places to explore.

I was born and raised in northern New Jersey, 15 minutes or so outside of New York City. I love NJ and NYC and they will always hold a special place in my heart. Even though I was connected to my birth home and surrounding areas, there was this lingering feeling as I grew up that I did not quite belong in such a fast-paced, ever changing, always on the go, crowded lifestyle that was NJ and the metropolitan area.