Old Town Torrance
Cabrillo Avenue, Sartori Avenue and El Prado connect historic streets with independent restaurants, shops and neighborhood gathering places.
Keep exploring →Your local guide
Find your corner of Torrance. Torrance brings historic Old Town, Japanese kitchens, independent shops and a South Bay beachfront into one city. Plan a neighborhood stop first, then leave time for the coast or a local cultural venue.
Cabrillo Avenue, Sartori Avenue and El Prado connect historic streets with independent restaurants, shops and neighborhood gathering places.
Keep exploring →Pair a cultural visit around the civic center with local dining and shopping. Compare actual addresses before choosing how to travel.
Keep exploring →Explore neighborhood food and everyday shops along Artesia Boulevard and nearby streets, checking each destination’s visiting information.
Keep exploring →Choose a South Torrance kitchen or shop, then make a separate trip to Torrance Beach. Check coastal conditions and parking restrictions before arrival.
Keep exploring →Hours and availability change, so check with each place before you go.
Places in our Torrance directory. Open a profile for the exact address and map.
Gaetano’s Restaurant serves Italian food in Torrance and was opened by Steve and Dori in 1993. It also offers catering for gatherings across Torrance and the South Bay.
Monkish Brewing Co.'s Torrance headquarters combines a working brewery with a tasting room. The company also has an Anaheim location.
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