TUSTIN
FEATURED COMMUNITY
ABOUT ​TUSTIN
Tustin is a town in California with a population of 80,815. Tustin is in Orange County and is one of the best places to live in California. Living in Tustin offers residents an urban suburban mix feel and most residents rent their homes. In Tustin there are a lot of restaurants, coffee shops, and parks. Many families and young professionals live in Tustin and residents tend to be liberal. The public schools in Tustin are highly rated. Quality of life is subjective and can depend on a variety of things. While some home buyers might want a walkable city that offers ample things to do closer to where they live, others might prefer the suburbs with their tranquil streets, peace and quiet, and proximity to open spaces and nature. For some, the idea of being car-dependent is unacceptable, while for others, a reasonable drive time to their favorite weekend hangout is a dream come true.
EXPLORE TUSTIN
Although Tustin has a population of 80,000 people and is located in the Los Angeles Metropolitan area, the city maintains an old-world, small-town feel. After all, Tustin’s nickname is The City of Trees, due to the abundance of – you guessed it – trees lining the streets. Many historical buildings are still standing in the Old Town area of the city.
Tustin is known for its pleasant weather and beautiful scenery, consisting of stunning views of the coastline and the nearby Saddleback Mountains. It’s also known for having many attractions and services, including museums, parks, and a diverse selection of restaurants offering dishes from around the world. The Market Place, The District at Tustin Legacy, and Tustin Ranch Plaza are just some of the shopping options available in the city. Many festivals and events occur throughout the year, including Tiller Days and the Annual Tustin Street Fair, and Chili Cook-Off.
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Peppertree Park in Tustin is a popular hang-out for locals and visitors alike. With large green spaces, a central area close to the city center, and many facilities available, the park is the perfect place to spend an afternoon relaxing in a peaceful and natural setting. One of the most notable features of the park is the sound of the bells ringing at the nearby Tustin Presbyterian Church. On-site features include barbecue facilities, picnic areas with tables and shelters, a playground, washrooms, and a water play area. The park also hosts a variety of events throughout the year, including summer concerts.
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Although the ambiance of the Tustin Ranch Golf Club is one of upscale exclusivity, this 18-hole championship golf course (which has been voted the best golf course in the county) is open to the public. The course, designed by Ted Robinson, has many challenges and is surrounded by spectacular views. The on-site golf school features instruction by PGA experts. Also on site is a gourmet restaurant and lounge offering a wide variety of food and drinks to satisfy your hunger after a long day on the course.
FEAST IN TUSTIN
Tustin is well known for its pleasant weather, beautiful scenery, stunning coastline views, and the nearby Saddleback Mountains. It is also known for having plenty of attractions for visitors. Tourists can enjoy this great area with museums, parks, and a diverse selection of restaurants offering dishes from around the world.
​Roma D’ Italia - The interior décor and exterior are reminiscent of a Tuscan villa amongst the hilltops of Italy. They have indoor seating with the tables covered in cute red and white checker cloth and plenty of outdoor space to enjoy the ambiance. They have a different lunch and dinner menu, with the lunch menu consisting primarily of pasta and hot sandwiches. The dinner menu is extensive with a full range of appetizers, a wide choice of delicious-sounding salads, fresh seafood, specialty, traditional, baked plates of pasta, and New York-style pizzas. Spaghetti Roma D’Italia is their signature dish. It comprises spaghetti baked with mushrooms and ricotta cheese, then topped with meat sauce and mozzarella.
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Rutabegorz - They offer a unique menu and casual, cheerful vibe dining. The ethics of this restaurant is to provide good wholesome, natural foods with an emphasis on homemade, low-fat alternatives. This is not a vegetarian restaurant, but the menu has the majority of dishes that are designed to be vegetarian. But there is the option to add animal protein, which is a great way to be inclusive. The menu is extensive, and it would be difficult to choose. For example, there are over twenty salad options to choose from. But do not be put off if you like your meat because they have it covered. They have a choice of meat-based wraps and sandwiches, including turkey, salami, and shrimp, to name a few ingredients.​