This is Brookhurst’s must stop shop in Anaheim’s Little Arabia district. The manaeesh flat breads are the start of the show (along with wraps), and easy enough to carry away into the stadium, at least with a little preparation first.

While not exactly next door to Angel Stadium, Kareem’s is worth a stop all by itself. This decades-old shop in the city’s Little Arabia district is where locals know to go for some of Southern California’s best falafel as well as wraps, bowls, a falafel burger, and more.

Downtown Disney is its own encapsulated hospitality universe, filled with shops and restaurants and places to spend a night out. That might make it a no-go for some baseball fans who travel just to see the action, but for everyone else there’s the upscale Catal for Mediterranean fare, set amidst a cozy built environment that nods to the famous Disney mouse.

This staple Japanese bakery and cafe is great for quick pick me up before the next Angels game, and the packable snacks are also perfect to bring right in to your seats.

Pour Vida is a staple in Anaheim, perfect for drinks, tacos, and a bit of modern Mexican flare when heading to a game.

As the Leisuretown name presumes, this Modern Time craft beer outlet is where folks go to unwind with a drink. The campus-like environment encompasses several different seating areas, making it great for groups, too.

The Packing House is a one-stop shop for snacks, quick bites and more. As one of the region’s most well-known food halls, this place offers a bit of something for everyone, all day long.

This upscale Italianate dinner destination is for fine dining lovers who also want to be steeped in a bit of history. Despite suffering a massive fire in 2017, this historic restaurant dates to 1909 and still serves steaks, pastas, and plenty of wine.

The Chapman Avenue location of Anepalco is the one to hit before a game, especially on weekends when the lunch options lean towards dishes like chilaquiles, queso fundido, and other casual Mexican comfort fare.

For the most walkable pre-gaming setup in all of Anaheim, there is Golden Road Brewing on Orangewood. The shadow of Angel Stadium is visible from the glowing palm-lined brewery and pub, where diners can pound pints, tacos, and pretzels before the next game.

Need a quick bite, or want to bring in a tray of tacos to the stadium? VIP is the best, and among the closest, bets to make. Stop here for quesadillas, burritos, tortas, and more.

Nguyen’s Kitchen in Orange is part of a growing regional chain that offers fun takes on Vietnamese staples. That means banh mi, lots of noodles, and options like rice bowls, burgers, and wings.

The Orange location of Cortina’s sits very close to the stadium, offering al fresco dining alongside a menu of pizzas, pastas, and sandwiches that can be stowed away for gamete eating.