Several local eateries, breweries and wineries have entered a whole new world of takeaway-only service, removing seating and retraining staff to accommodate growing curbside demand. 

From specials to never-before-seen deals, details on what restaurants are open and ready to serve can be found below, thanks to this extensive list created by Councilmember Anthony Kuo and his team.

Those who wish to add their business to the list can email the Councilmember Kuo directly at [email protected] or [email protected]

You can also find essential Irvine retail businesses that are open, as well as eateries offering takeout, delivery and curbside delivery on the city’s website here and on this interactive map that includes both location and service hours. A filter allows you to narrow down your search, enabling you to find what you need efficiently. 

As part of the #ShopIrvine and #DineIrvine initiative, the city’s comprehensive guideline for supporting local businesses during COVID-19 includes each restaurant’s full scope of operation, along with the neighborhoods they are closest to and the retail centers they reside in. 

Per the County of Orange Health Care Agency’s Emergency Order and Governor Gavin Newsom’s Stay-At-Home Order, dine-in food service is prohibited in Irvine and throughout California. 

Currently, food service through delivery, drive-through or pick-up is allowed, so long as social distancing is practiced. Social distancing requires one to maintain a six-foot separation per person for non-family members. 

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