San Diego-Based Puesto “Mexican Street Food” Restaurant Coming To Irvine

Edwin Goei • OC Weekly • February 5, 2016
As Los Olivos Marketplace near Irvine Spectrum expands to an additional 120,000 square feet, there’s news of more things going in. Come Spring, the quietest of Irvine Company’s retail centers will get busier with a Whole Foods Market opening as...
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