Restaurants in Murrieta, CA

All I can say is it's a pre-1973 matchbook due to the striker is on the front. http://matchpro.org/Anatomy.html

"Owner Myrtle Bledsoe is busily running her Tim's Tiny Acres' Casa Janara Jr. on route 395 near Temecula in Rainbow Canyon, a charming spot down way serving the same delicious food." June 16, 1968 https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/31810573/

"50 Years Ago This Month February 1, 1962 Lake Elsinore Valley Sun: The Secret Pal Club had its revealing party at Tim’s Tiny Acre Wednesday evening, for dinner. Those attending were Irene White, Janette Schroeder, Dorothy Hotchkiss, Vivian Strickland, Connie Dawes, Audrey Ferris, Virginia Worthy, Audrey Evans, Alberta Foreman, Katherine Gezewskie, Nona Roripaugh, Marion Roripaugh, Jean Carberry, Nathline Liefer, Margaret Cameron, Florence Anderson, Ruby Hicks, Helene Seay, Thelma Beauchamp, Betty Otto, Freda Knott, and Helen Snideman. Everyone received a beautiful gift and drew names for 1962." http://www.temeculahistoricalsociety.org/files/Download/TVHS%20Newsletter%20February%202012.pdf

November 14, 2004 HILDAGARDE I. GOSSMAN Sept. 3, 1911-Nov. 9, 2004 Hildagarde I. Gossman, 93, of Fallbrook died Tuesday. She was born in Berlin, Germany, and was co-owner of Tim's Tiny Acres Restaurant in Rainbow. She was a member of St. John's Episcopal Church and the VFW Post 1924 Auxiliary. Survivors include her daughter, Louise McCreedy of Fallbrook; son, Gene Yonuschot of Portland, Maine; six grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; and one great-great-grandchild. No services were planned. Donations: St. John's Episcopal Church Building Fund, 434 N. Iowa St., Fallbrook, CA 92028. Arrangements: Berry-Bell & Hall Mortuary. http://www.utsandiego.com/uniontrib/20041114/news_1j14obitfj.html

5/27/1955 Pioneer Days Edition. Bond for new school. Ad for Tim's Tiny Acres. Campfire Grand Council, Live Oak Park. Harrison 5 cent coffee. http://tchester.org/znet/fallbrook/history/society/newspaper_list.html

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Redland, which is east of Riverside, has a ton of cool places to eat, get coffee, and find comic books. I highly recommend a place called "A la minute"...they make ice cream...and I'm not really an ice cream person...but i love that place.

I would suggest taking a drive on the Ortega Highway over into south Orange County (Probably more of a weekend trip). The highway dumps you off in South Orange County (San Juan Capistrano) and it take you right through the Cleveland National Forest, very scenic drive. Plenty of hiking and I would imagine good birding since it is one of the last coastal chaparral environments left in the world. Also there are plenty of good eats down there and cool places to shop, maybe give Laguna Beach, Dana Point or San Clemente a shot. Edit: As far as Taco and Noodles go, I'll give you a word of wisdom from my father " Dont eat where the white people eat "insert" type of ethinc food. If you want good Mexican food go where the Mexicans eat, If you want good Vietnamese food go where the Vietnamese people eat"

/u/omfglolzords sent me [this awesome list](http://ugis.esri.com/IETour/#) of Inland Empire to do's. I'm sure you'll be able to find something fun to do with this.

I'm busy all this weekend, but I really need to get out for a hike. I was thinking maybe spending next Saturday at the [Santa Rosa Plateau](http://www.rivcoparks.org/education/santa-rosa-plateau/santa-rosa-plateau/) if you're up for that.

For fish tacos I recommend Wahoos.(Chain with many locations) They are great. If fish tacos don't sound like your thing I recommend you try them before you judge them. I personally prefer blackened fish over the battered and fried kind.

The Counter. Really good place to eat. Burger joint, sort of.

http://www.yelp.com/biz/a-delight-of-france-escondido I meant this

We love Olive Garden.

San Marcos has a restaurant row. Lots of places to pick from.

Bill said O'Sullivans Pub, There are your standard places on the outside of the mall - BJ's, Macaroni Grill. If you like BBQ there is Mike's BBQ. Casa De Vega for Mexican. Nothing for Asian food. Italian - Filippi's.

Oh thats the place mom and I go for breakfast, they dont serve dinner. Sean Brackeen

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Old Town Temecula has some great places. The Public House, although small inside, has a great patio area in the back. The Edge, too, has space, I believe. Although they don't have food, the Wine Collective next door to The Edge has an upstairs room with plenty of space (enough for a caterer if you wanted food).

Leah Delyte....EAT in Temecula

I've used Panera Bread for sandwiches and salads. Easy and really good!