Santa Clarita Restaurants

Poorboy Sandwiches lives up to its name by selling just that - poorboy sandwiches.  Poorboy sandwiches, sometimes known as po'boy sandwiches, are a southern favorite from Louisiana.  They consist of meat or seafood, usually fried, served on a baguette.  The crust is nice and flaky while the center is soft and chewy.  The baguette goes just perfect with the filling.  A poorboy sandwich is sure to hit the spot and for a good price...hence the name!

Pick Up Stix offers high quality fresh Chinese food on the go.  Their menu has a wide selection to suit all tastes, including soups, salads, shrimp dishes, noodles and rice, teriyaki bowls, chicken, beef, veggies and tofu, and kid's meals.  Their house chicken is superb.  The service is quick and they don't use too much oil.  You can also get brown rice to healthify your dish.  They also have a Wok Lite selection which are dishes and combos with less than 500 calories.  The best part of Pick Up Stix is the prices are super reasonable.  You can get a lunch combo for $4.95.  Don't forget to try their tasty appetizers, like cream cheese wontons or crispy dumplings...yummm.  For faster service, call in your order, or order it online.

Oggi's Pizza & Brewery is a lax place selling great pizza and great beers.  You can choose from a nice selection of brews, including Paradise Pale Ale, Sunset Amber, Torrey Pine's IPA, Black Magic Stout, and more.  If you love a nice cold beer and a nice hot pizza, this is your place.  But they don't just have pizza; they also have pasta, salads, wraps, sandwiches, burgers, calzones, and specials.  And they've got a great selection of appetizers to go with your brew, like wonton rolls, nachos, wings, and more!  Don't forget dessert, like Black Magic Stout Brownies or Apple Cobble Crisp.  You won't leave this place hungry; that's for sure.

Peet's Coffee has its origins in Northern California.  It became so popular that it quickly spread through out the state.  Many prefer Peet's the other guy, claiming that the beans are fresher, and of higher quality.  They sell a large selection of both hot and cold coffee and tea drinks.  They also serve yummy baked goods, and coffee nick knacks.  You can shop for cool stuff while you wait, and take home some exotic beans to enjoy at home.  If you need a kick in the morning, this is your place - the coffee is strong and delicious.

Sushi California is owned by the same folks that own Kisho's.  Sushi California has all the great characteristics of Kisho's (super fresh seafood, great appetizers, great rolls and sushi), but they don't do teppan or cocktails.  Sushi California is more for those on the run.  This is a great lunch spot.  Orders can be picked up, yet you can also sit in the dining room.  Their are lots of great combo plates, and udon for the non-sushi lovers.  Their appetizers are also a bit more casual, like dumplings and hot wings.