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In honor of its 50th anniversary, the restaurant and bar have recently undergone renovations to elevate the venerable establishment’s already stellar reputation for serving great food and libations in a cozy and quintessentially English atmosphere. This week’s post is dedicated to a Corona del Mar icon that for five decades has served as the local watering hole for possibly all of Orange County-Five Crowns.
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