Up the Hipster Staircase at the Copper Door

Edwin Goei • OC Weekly • October 8, 2014
Descending the steps into the subterranean lair that is the Copper Door in SanTana, we felt as though Monstro the Whale were swallowing us. And when we passed through the doorway and entered the belly of the beast, we found ourselves in a dark...
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