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Endless Food and Fun comes to Huntington Beach
UPDATE: The 47,000-square-foot facility expects to open by Dec. 10.
By Jenna SweeneyPublished: November 30, 2010 11:00 AM
UPDATED: Officials are ramping up for the opening of a new multimillion-dollar food and entertainment center on Edinger Avenue in Huntington Beach.
Slated to be up and running by Dec. 10, the 47,000-square-foot Endless Food and Fun boasts one of the longest buffets in Southern California and two high-tech Lazer Tag arenas created by 360 Design Works.
"We wanted to develop something truly extraordinary; an experience participants of all skill levels and backgrounds would find special," said Peter McKinney, production designer for the Gardena-based company. "We accomplished just that with our design at Endless Food and Fun."
The Lazer Tag arenas accommodate up to 80 players at a time and are among the largest in the U.S., said Andrew Pereira, owner of Endless Food and Fun.
Additionally, the facility's offerings include Delicioso! Restaurant, a full-service eatery specializing in continental cuisine; dining rooms with themes such as Surfs Up, which showcases the city's beach culture; seven party rooms; and arcade games, among other features.
“We wanted to offer a family-oriented entertainment center to Orange County residents looking for a one-stop shop to eat, play and have fun together, while satisfying the needs of the whole family,” said Pereira. “Our complex has something for all ages.”
Endless Food & Fun will fully refund all tickets pre-purchased online for Dec. 3, 4 and 5, and will be replaced with a free voucher that will be valid for one year from the issue date. For more information, visit endlessfoodandfun.com.
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Slated to be up and running by Dec. 10, the 47,000-square-foot Endless Food and Fun boasts one of the longest buffets in Southern California and two high-tech Lazer Tag arenas created by 360 Design Works. "We wanted to develop something truly extraordinary; an experience participants of all skill levels and backgrounds would find special," said Peter McKinney, production designer for the Gardena-based company. "We accomplished just that with our design at Endless Food and Fun." The Lazer Tag arenas accommodate up to 80 players at a time and are among the largest in the U.S., said Andrew Pereira, owner of Endless Food and Fun. Additionally, the facility's offerings include Delicioso! Restaurant, a full-service eatery specializing in continental cuisine; dining rooms with themes such as Surfs Up, which showcases the city's beach culture; seven party rooms; and arcade games, among other features. “We wanted to offer a family-oriented entertainment center to Orange County residents looking for a one-stop shop to eat, play and have fun together, while satisfying the needs of the whole family,” said Pereira. “Our complex has something for all ages.” Endless Food & Fun will fully refund all tickets pre-purchased online for Dec. 3, 4 and 5, and will be replaced with a free voucher that will be valid for one year from the issue date. For more information, visit endlessfoodandfun.com. Related headlines The Island Hotel earns AAA Five Diamond designation Pelican Hill garners Five Diamond, Five-Star status OC METRO, October issue: 'Seasons 52' |
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