Top Things For Bravo Fans To Do In California
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Watching Bravo can make fans eager to travel to the fun and fabulous places that the cast members either frequent or own. If you are headed to California, there are many things to do, but what are the best? Keep reading for all of the top locations for Bravo fans to stop at.
Travel To California Like A Bravoleb
There are three hot Bravo shows that film in California, and you probably know exactly what they are. The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, The Real Housewives of Orange County, and Vanderpump Rules. Fans watch these shows and immediately want to head over to one of Lisa Vanderpump’s restaurants (before they close down). Or they are eager to snatch up some life insurance from Vicki Gunvalson. If you are planning a vacation to the West Coast, or maybe you have a layover, but want to visit the top Bravo places, this is the list to live by.
If you are in Orange County, you will want to head to the iconic Quiet Woman. Who really “owns” this restaurant: Shannon Beador or Alexis Bellino? They have fought over who goes there more, but in the end, it is another character of RHOC. It is located at 3224 E. Pacific Coast Highway in Corona Del Mar and has been a staple since 1965. The ladies are even featured on the homepage. Some of the menu items include ricotta meatballs, swordfish tacos, and short rib pappardelle. After a meal there, why not drive by Coto Insurance, located at 200 Spectrum Center Drive, Suite 150 in Irvine?
Although it was originally in Vicki’s home, it does have an actual office now that is worth driving by, just to say you did. Finally, stop by the entrance of Coto de Caza, which spans seven miles. This is where it all began, and the official address is 24331 Coto de Caza Drive in Coto de Caza, California. It is worth the adventure for true RHOC fans, especially with the new season starting July 9th. Now, time to head over to West Hollywood.
Make Your Own Vanderpump Rules
Much of the OG cast is gone, but West Hollywood, California holds so many core memories for Vanderpump Rules fans. TomTom, owned by Lisa Vanderpump, Ken Todd, Tom Sandoval, and Tom Schwartz, is getting ready to close. However, it is still open at 8932 Santa Monica Boulevard. So, swing on by before those doors close forever. While you’re down there, say “hi” to Katie Maloney’s mother, Teri, at Something About Her. This is the sandwich shop owned by Katie and Ariana Madix, located at 640 North Robertson Boulevard.
It is only about a four-minute walk, so grab a cocktail and then snag a yummy sandwich. Finally, SUR is where it all began for VPR fans and a place the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills ladies frequented. It is located at 606-614 North Robertson Boulevard and boasts Stassi Schroeder’s favorite goat cheese balls. Check out the back alley where so much drama went down while you’re there. This is the place where the cast had so many fights, hugs, kisses, and more. Why not swing by? You may catch a glimpse of something special.
So, if you are headed to California and you are a Bravo superfan, these are the spots you cannot miss. You may even run into one of your favorite Bravolebs while you’re out living your best life. Let us know any places we may have missed.