Special Thanksgiving Menus Around Torrance

3-Course Thanksgiving Menu at Lazy Dog

Celebrate Thanksgiving at Lazy Dog Torrance on Thursday, November 26, from 11 AM–8 PM! Enjoy a special three-course Thanksgiving menu for $39 per person, featuring your choice of soup or salad, entrée and dessert. Entrée options include a traditional turkey dinner, campfire pot roast, ginger soy salmon, fish and chips, sweet and spicy ribs and more. A full bar and kids’ menu will also be available, making it easy for the whole family to celebrate. Reservations are recommended, so gather your loved ones and let Lazy Dog handle the cooking and cleanup!

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Whether you’re wrangling 20 executives for a high-stakes strategy session or throwing a 200-person company party, Torrance has plenty of options that are more affordable and easier to navigate than some other Los Angeles area options.

Built for HR coordinators, office managers, executive assistants, and team leads, this guide walks you through choosing the right venue by group size, booking lodging, arranging group dining and team building, and getting free local support from the Discover Torrance team.

Choose a Space by Group Size

To help narrow it down, here is where different head counts fit best around Torrance.

Up to 20 Guests

Consider one of Torrance’s several hotel meeting rooms for leadership retreats, strategy sessions and team dinners.

• Sonesta ES Suites Torrance Redondo Beach has a 500 sq. ft. room that holds 20 theater style
• Asuka Room at the Miyako Hybrid Hotel Torrance holds 20 in 394 sq. ft.

20 to 50 Guests

There are also larger size meeting spaces in Torrance’s hotels to accommodate mid-size team events and department gatherings.

• Courtyard Los Angeles Torrance/Palos Verdes has two 637 sq. ft. rooms that each hold up to 40 guests
• Bluestem Hotel has a courtyard with a fire pit for gatherings of up to 40

50 to 100 Guests

For company parties and larger events consider:

• Bluestem Hotel’s Meeting/Banquet Room holds up to 80 guests in 1,710 sq. ft.
• Hermosa Brewing Company’s Torrance taproom offers a private room or the full brewery for up to 100 guests
• Smog City Brewing Company offers fully private or shared event space, and it lists office parties and corporate gatherings among the events it hosts.
• On the nearby Palos Verdes Peninsula, the Koi Pond Patio at South Coast Botanic Garden holds up to 100 depending on setup

100 to 200 Guests

For large company parties and regional events consider:

• Nara and Kyoto Rooms at the Miyako Hybrid Hotel Torrance offering a total space of 2,016 sq. ft. that holds up to 120 guests
• Absolution Brewing Company hosts events in its brewery and beer garden for up to 200 guests standing
• At the South Coast Botanic Garden, the Garden Amphitheater and Rose Garden each hold up to 150, and the Lower Meadow holds up to 300 depending on setup

More than 200 Guests

Torrance has a handful options for very large events.

• DoubleTree by Hilton Torrance South Bay has 15,000 sq. ft. of space and their largest room holds up to 500 people
• Torrance Cultural Arts Center offers indoor and outdoor spaces for 60 to 502 guests.
• Torrance Marriott Redondo Beach has 40,416 sq. ft. of event space with its largest room holding up to 1,300 people
• South Coast Botanic Garden’s Upper Meadow holds up to 1,000 depending on setup

For events of any size, send us an RFP and our team can help you plan it.

Decide Which Type of Space Fits Your Event

Size is only part of the choice. The type of space shapes the day, so it helps to compare a few options.

Hotel meeting rooms suit working sessions. Six Torrance hotels host meetings on site, including the Torrance Marriott Redondo Beach, DoubleTree by Hilton Torrance South Bay, Bluestem Hotel, Miyako Hybrid Hotel, Courtyard Los Angeles Torrance/Palos Verdes and Sonesta ES Suites Torrance Redondo Beach, so attendees can stay and meet in one place.

Brewery and restaurant spaces suit social events and team evenings. Smog City offers private or shared space, and groups can bring their own catering or have the brewery arrange a food truck. Hermosa Brewing Company adds games to the mix. The Torrance Marriott’s 21 Square offers private and semi-private dining.

Outdoor spaces suit teams that want open-air settings. South Coast Botanic Garden lists corporate events on weekdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Torrance Beach is also a nice option, and just needs a County permit for group activities (covered below).

Civic and cultural spaces suit larger or more formal gatherings. The Torrance Cultural Arts Center offers multiple indoor and outdoor spaces.

Getting Your Group Here and Around

Torrance is easy for out-of-towners to reach, located only 10 miles from from LAX and 17 miles from Long Beach Airport.

Once your group is on the ground, getting around is simple.

Rideshares and rentals handle the heavy lifting, and the city’s Connect Torrance micro-transit app offers easy on-demand rides ($5 a trip, with the first six free) for hopping between hotels, restaurants and evening events.

Plan Group Dining and an Evening Out

Torrance has 400+ eateries and been called the Ramen Capital of Southern California, so there are plenty of options for group dinners.

For private events, Dave & Buster’s Torrance offers semi-private space for happy hours and small corporate events, private rooms and full venue rentals. Several breweries work with food trucks as well, so ask about food if you book your corporate event any of those venues.

Add Team Building

To balance out indoor working sessions, Torrance offers several settings for group bonding and active outings.

• Torrance Beach & The Strand: Torrance’s 1.5 miles of coastline works well for organized group beach volleyball tournaments or catered team wind-downs, while The Strand serves as a coastal route for group bike rides or sojourns along LA’s coast, through Venice Beach, Santa Monica up to Malibu. (Note: If you plan an organized activity on the sand involving setups like tables, chairs, or vendors, LA County Beaches and Harbors requires a Special Event Use Permit. Applications must be submitted 3 weeks to 90 days in advance.

• Nature & Culture Outings: Teams can explore the 212+ acres of open space throughout the City, including at the Madrona Marsh Preserve. Groups can tour on their own or opt for a private group docent tour through local cultural spots like the Torrance Art Museum, VEFA Gallery, or the Chen Art Gallery (home to one of the country’s largest collections of ancient Chinese art).

• Sports & Group Outings: For teams wanting to catch a game together during their trip, Torrance is within easy reach of major Los Angeles sports venues across the basin. Through Torrance Transit you can catch a ride to SoFi Stadium for football games for only $4 round trip.

Sample Itineraries for Corporate Events

Here are some suggested planning options built from the capacities above.

A 30-person team offsite. Hold the working session in a hotel room that fits your group, such as one of the 637 sq. ft. rooms at the Courtyard Los Angeles Torrance/Palos Verdes, which hold up to 40 each. Finish with an evening at Smog City, where you can reserve the patio and bring your own food or have the brewery arrange a food truck.

A 75-person company party. Book Hermosa Brewing Company’s private room or full brewery, which holds up to 100, and let the onsite games (pool, shuffleboard, darts, etc.) do the work of breaking the ice. If guests are traveling, pair it with rooms at a nearby hotel.

Get Help From Our Local Team

If you want help matching your event to a venue, send us your details through the RFP form. Your submission goes to a personal planner on the Discover Torrance team that can help you plan.

For a smaller event, call (424) 558-8014 or fill out our contact form directly.

Our team can also help with centerpieces, printing meeting materials, filming or photography, transportation and more.

Download the Torrance Corporate & Team Events Brochure (PDF) for a quick reference, and to share with your team in deciding if Torrance is a good fit for your next corporate event, party or offsite meeting.

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Sonesta ES Suites Torrance Redondo Beach

Big dog? No problem. Sonesta ES Suites Torrance Redondo Beach welcomes up to two pets per suite with no breed or weight restrictions, making it a convenient choice for travelers with larger dogs. Pet amenities include bowls, waterproof feeding mats and treats at check-in. An arrival letter shares local pet-friendly recommendations, while suites with fully equipped kitchens help you keep familiar feeding routines while traveling. The hotel lists a $75 pet fee for stays up to seven nights and $150 for longer stays.

Sonesta Select Los Angeles Torrance South Bay

Your pup deserves a comfortable stay too. Sonesta Select Los Angeles Torrance South Bay offers pet beds, bowls, waterproof feeding mats and treats at check-in to help your companion settle in. Up to two pets are welcome per room, with no breed or weight restrictions. The hotel lists a $100 pet fee per stay.

Extended Stay America: Two Torrance Locations

Planning a longer visit? Extended Stay America Los Angeles – Torrance Blvd. and Extended Stay America Los Angeles – Del Amo Circle offer pet-friendly suites with kitchens. Refrigerators, stovetops and microwaves make it easier to store food and manage mealtimes during your stay. The brand generally allows two pets per suite. Pets taller or longer than 36 inches require property manager approval. Contact your chosen Torrance location to confirm its current pet fees and any exceptions before booking.

Courtyard Los Angeles Torrance/Palos Verdes

Traveling with one pup? Courtyard Los Angeles Torrance/Palos Verdes welcomes one pet weighing up to 50 pounds per room. The hotel lists a $100 non-refundable cleaning fee per stay, plus a $20 daily pet fee. Review the policy when reserving your room so you can include those charges in your travel budget.

Ramada by Wyndham Torrance

Ramada by Wyndham Torrance is another pet-friendly option to consider for your getaway. Guest rooms include refrigerators, and on-site laundry facilities offer a practical convenience for longer visits. Contact the hotel before booking to confirm pet-friendly room availability, the number and size of pets permitted, and current fees.

Residence Inn Los Angeles Torrance/Redondo Beach

Residence Inn Los Angeles Torrance/Redondo Beach welcomes up to two pets weighing up to 75 pounds each. Suites with kitchens give you room to settle in, while grassy pet relief areas with waste stations make bathroom breaks more convenient. The hotel’s policy lists a $100 non-refundable cleaning fee per stay, plus a $20 daily pet fee.

Before You Book Your Dog-Friendly Hotel

Confirm your hotel’s current pet policy, fees and room availability before making a reservation. Ask about designated pet relief areas and any rules for leaving your dog unattended in the room. Once you’ve chosen your hotel, find places to explore together in our guide to pet-friendly activities and dining in Torrance.

Ready to pack your bags—and the leash? Explore hotels in Torrance and plan a stay with your favorite travel companion.

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PHO HANA: TRY SOMETHING DIFFERENT

Pho Hana serves Vietnamese soup bowls, vermicelli and other regional favorites in a cozy setting on Hawthorne Boulevard. But there’s one dish in particular that makes this spot stand out from the pho crowd – Dumpling Pho, a unique find among pho restaurants. If you’re a dumpling lover, there’s more where that came from too. It’s proof that there’s always something new to try in Torrance’s diverse dining scene.

PHO HUE OI: DISCOVER THE FLAVORS OF HUE

There’s a story behind the food at Pho Hue Oi. The restaurant’s roots reach back to Hue, the former imperial capital of Vietnam, a city with distinctive culinary traditions shaped by its history and culture. The Duong family brought those traditions to Southern California when they established Hue Oi in Garden Grove in 2011. The restaurant later moved to Fountain Valley before the family expanded to the South Bay with Pho Hue Oi. Today, the Torrance location offers pho alongside a wider selection of Vietnamese favorites, making it a great stop for anyone who wants to explore the flavors and culinary heritage behind the menu.

PHO SOUTH BAY: KEEP IT CLASSIC

Sometimes, nothing beats a classic. At Pho South Bay, the Vietnamese staple takes center stage, with plenty of options for finding your perfect bowl. Start with the Signature Pho, or Phở Đặc Biệt, featuring rare steak, beef meatball, tripe and brisket. Or make things even heartier with oxtail or short rib. With plenty of choices for pho lovers, it’s an easy pick when a warm, satisfying bowl is exactly what you’re after.

SAIGON EATERY: GO FOR THE OXTAIL

Bring your appetite to Saigon Eatery. This casual Vietnamese spot on Western Avenue serves several versions of pho, including beef and filet mignon, but the oxtail deserves some extra attention. Oxtail Pho adds tender, slow-cooked beef to the classic noodle soup for an especially hearty meal. One sip, you’ll know.

SAIGON BISTRO: FIND A NEIGHBORHOOD FAVORITE

For a laid-back neighborhood pho stop, head to Saigon Bistro on Carson Street. The casual Vietnamese restaurant serves a variety of noodle soups, with choices ranging from classic beef combinations to chicken and seafood. It’s an easy place to settle in for a satisfying bowl, whether you’re stopping by for a quick lunch or winding down over dinner after a day exploring Torrance.

WHICH TORRANCE PHO SPOT IS RIGHT FOR YOU?

There’s no need to declare a single winner when Torrance offers a bowl for just about every craving.

• For something unique: Pho Hana, try the Dumpling Pho.
• For regional Vietnamese flavors: Pho Hue Oi, explore cuisine inspired by Hue.
• For a classic bowl: Pho South Bay, start with the Signature Pho.
• For something hearty: Saigon Eatery, make it Oxtail Pho.
• For a neighborhood favorite: Saigon Bistro, settle in with a classic noodle soup.

DISCOVER YOUR NEW FAVORITE BOWL

From creative takes like dumpling pho to recipes rooted in the culinary traditions of Hue, Vietnamese food in Torrance offers plenty to explore. And with more than 400 restaurants throughout the city, your pho stop can easily be the beginning of an entire day — or weekend — built around great food. The next time you’re craving pho, make Torrance your destination.

Hungry for more? Explore more Torrance restaurants.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT PHO IN TORRANCE

What is pho?

Pho (pronounced “fuh”) is a famous Vietnamese noodle soup made with clear, spiced bone broth, flat rice noodles and meat.

What are the different types of pho?

The main types of phở are Phở Bò (beef), Phở Gà (chicken), and Phở Chay (vegetarian), which split into distinct regional styles and meat variations. Common protein variations include:

• Phở Bò (Beef): This classic choice, features cuts like Phở Tái (rare steak), Phở Chín (well-done brisket), Gân (tendon), and Sách (tripe).
• Phở Gà (Chicken): Uses a lighter, ginger-infused broth with sliced or shredded chicken meat.
• Phở Sốt Vang: Features a thick, aromatic beef stew broth made with red wine.
• Phở Chay: A plant-based alternative using a vegetable or mushroom broth with tofu.

What is traditionally served with pho?

Restaurants serve pho with a separate plate of fresh herbs, crisp vegetables, lime wedges, and sauces meant to be mixed directly into the hot soup.

Where can I get pho in Torrance, CA?

Torrance has several Vietnamese restaurants serving pho, including Pho Hana, Pho Hue Oi, Pho South Bay, Saigon Eatery and Saigon Bistro. Options range from traditional beef pho to oxtail, short rib and even Dumpling Pho.

What other Vietnamese food can I find in Torrance?

Vietnamese restaurants throughout Torrance serve much more than pho. Depending on where you go, you’ll find dishes such as vermicelli bowls, bánh mì, rice plates and regional Vietnamese specialties, making it easy to explore beyond the bowl.

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Use this simple checklist to make the most of your Los Angeles adventure.

Decide How You’ll Get Around

Los Angeles is known as a driving city, but visitors have more transportation options than ever before. Most travelers arrive through Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), while Long Beach Airport offers a convenient alternative for many domestic flights.

Rental cars are still the easiest way to explore multiple parts of the county, but rideshare services and LA Metro make it possible to visit many of the region’s most popular attractions without getting behind the wheel.

If you’re planning to use Torrance as your home base, local options like Torrance Transit and Connect Torrance make it easy to get around the city. Connect Torrance is an on-demand shared ride service that offers $5 trips to go anywhere in the city. Additional passenger is half off and the first 6 rides are free for new users. Torrance Transit is another convenient way to travel offering special transit service to football events at SoFi Stadium offers. And at only $2 each way, it beats CA gas prices any day.

Choose the Right Place to Stay

Where you stay can shape your entire trip.

Some visitors choose Downtown Los Angeles for museums and major sporting events, while others stay near Hollywood to be close to entertainment and nightlife. If your plans include exploring several parts of Los Angeles County, choosing a centrally located home base can make getting around much easier.

Torrance is one option worth considering. The city offers 15 hotels and a reputation for being clean, welcoming and comfortable. Average nightly hotel rates are also typically lower than the Los Angeles County average, giving travelers another way to stretch their vacation budget without sacrificing quality.

Plan Around What You Want to Experience

One of the best things about Los Angeles is that every trip can look different.

Sports fans can catch games or concerts at venues like SoFi Stadium, Crypto.com Arena and Dodger Stadium. Museum lovers have world-renowned destinations like The Getty and Los Angeles County Museum of Art, as well as smaller cultural attractions, like the Chen Art Gallery or the Western Museum of Flight. Shoppers can spend hours exploring everything from neighborhood boutiques to Del Amo Fashion Center, one of the largest shopping malls in America.

When it’s time to relax, every beach offers a different experience. Santa Monica is known for its iconic pier, Venice for its lively boardwalk and Torrance Beach for its wide shoreline and laid-back atmosphere.

And no trip to Los Angeles is complete without exploring its incredible food scene. From Korean barbecue and authentic Mexican cuisine to Japanese ramen and world-famous food trucks, the region offers something for every palate. If you’re spending time in Torrance, local favorites like King’s Hawaiian Bakery, the Ramen Trail, craft breweries and neighborhood cafés are well worth adding to your list.

The key is deciding on a few must-see experiences before you arrive while leaving room to discover something unexpected along the way.

Los Angeles Welcomes Everyone

One of the things that makes Los Angeles so special is the people who call it home. Cultures from around the world have shaped the region’s neighborhoods, restaurants, festivals and attractions, creating a destination where visitors of all backgrounds can feel welcome.

That spirit of inclusion also extends to travel. Whether you’re looking for accessible experiences, restaurants that accommodate dietary preferences or activities the whole family can enjoy, you’ll find thoughtful options throughout LA County. If Torrance is part of your itinerary, the city’s Accessibility and Dietary Restrictions guides can help you plan with confidence.

Travel Tip: Think Beyond the Room Rate

When comparing hotels, don’t focus only on the nightly rate. Parking fees, transportation costs and hotel taxes can vary depending on where you stay, so looking at the total cost of your trip can help you find the best overall value.

For many visitors, staying in a centrally located city with competitive hotel rates can mean more room in the budget for dining, attractions and unforgettable experiences.

Start Your Trip with a Plan

No matter what brings you to Los Angeles, a little planning goes a long way. Choosing the right transportation, picking accommodations that fit your travel style and identifying a few can’t-miss experiences will help you spend less time figuring out logistics and more time enjoying everything the region has to offer. Learn more and find additional transportation resources here.

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Whether you’re planning a bakery crawl, searching for the perfect celebration cake or simply looking for something sweet after a day of exploring the beach, these Torrance bakeries serve up plenty of sweet reasons to save room for dessert.

CLASSIC TORRANCE BAKERIES

Torrance Bakery has been a local favorite since 1984 and remains one of the city’s most beloved bakeries. Located in Old Torrance, this family-owned institution is known for beautifully decorated cakes, pastries, cookies, sandwiches and specialty desserts. And if you’re in town during the many holidays throughout the year, make sure to stop in for a seasonal treat.

Sweet Thumb Artisanal Baking Company takes a small-batch approach to baking, creating seasonal pastries and baked goods inspired by botanicals and natural ingredients. You’ll find vegan, gluten-free and dairy-free options perfect for anyone with dietary requirements.

AROUND THE WORLD THROUGH TORRANCE BAKERIES

Hamada-Ya Bakery is all about authentic Japanese baking traditions. Located inside Mitsuwa Marketplace, the bakery is known for Japanese pastries, curry bread, fluffy milk breads and other specialties. This delicious spot has earned a devoted following.

JJ Bakery offers a taste of Taiwan through a tasty variety of baked goods, cakes, pastries and savory breads. The selection changes daily, making every visit a little different from the last.

85°C Bakery Cafe has two locations in Torrance, one in the Del Amo Fashion Center. They blend Taiwanese and European baking traditions across an extensive selection of breads, pastries and cakes. With display cases packed with sweet and savory options, it’s the kind of place where discovering a new favorite comes with every visit.

King’s Hawaiian Bakery & Restaurant brings a taste of the islands to Torrance. While many visitors come for the legendary sweet bread, the bakery also features cakes, pastries and island-inspired treats that have helped make King’s Hawaiian a Southern California landmark. It’s also a local staple for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Giuliano’s Delicatessen & Bakery combines old-world Italian bakery traditions with one of Torrance’s most beloved lunch spots. Fresh bread, imported specialties, sandwiches and Italian cookies make it an easy choice for anyone looking to turn a bakery stop into a full meal.

Pinwheel French Café & Bakery brings a taste of France to Torrance with handcrafted pastries, breads and café favorites. The cozy atmosphere makes it an ideal place to linger over lunch before picking out something sweet for later.

DONUTS, CHURROS AND SWEET TREATS

Known for its creative “croffles” and specialty donuts, Devil & Angel Desserts offers a modern take on bakery favorites. Flaky, buttery and loaded with inventive toppings, these sweet creations have made it a popular stop for locals and visitors alike.

Sidecar Donuts has earned a loyal following for handcrafted donuts made fresh throughout the day. Seasonal flavors and creative combinations keep visitors coming back to see what’s new.

Churro Buzz Coffee Bar specializes in one of the world’s most irresistible treats: freshly made churros. Pair one (or two) with a coffee and you’ve got the perfect afternoon pick-me-up.

BAKERIES FOR SPECIAL OCCASIONS

Torrance Bakery remains one of the city’s go-to destinations for custom cakes and special-event desserts, while King’s Hawaiian Bakery, 85°C Bakery Cafe and several other Torrance bakeries offer cakes, pastries and treats that can make any celebration a little sweeter.

PLAN YOUR OWN TORRANCE BAKERY TOUR

A perfect day in Torrance can be measured in pastries. Start the morning with something fresh from a neighborhood bakery, spend the afternoon exploring local shops, cultural attractions and the coast, then finish with a sweet treat you’ve never tried before.

Of course, one day may not be enough.

With so many unique bakery experiences spread throughout the city, it’s easy to turn a quick stop into a weekend getaway. Plan your visit, and give yourself plenty of time to explore all the flavors Torrance has to offer.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT BAKERIES IN TORRANCE

What are the best bakeries in Torrance?

Some of the most popular bakeries in Torrance include Torrance Bakery, King’s Hawaiian Bakery, Hamada-Ya Bakery, JJ Bakery, 85°C Bakery Cafe and Sweet Thumb Artisanal Baking Company. Together, they showcase everything from classic cakes and pastries to Japanese, Taiwanese and Hawaiian specialties.

Can I find international bakeries in Torrance?

Absolutely. Torrance is known for its diverse food scene and bakery offerings. Visitors can enjoy Japanese, Taiwanese, Hawaiian, French and Italian-inspired baked goods without leaving the city, making Torrance one of Southern California’s most unique destinations for bakery lovers.

Where should I stay when visiting Torrance bakeries?

With dozens of bakeries, restaurants, beaches and attractions to explore, Torrance is an ideal destination for a weekend getaway. The city offers a variety of hotels for every budget, making it easy to stay close to all the fresh-baked treats and South Bay experiences waiting to be discovered.

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So it’s a good idea to start making plans for LA28 now.

LA28 ticket sales have already begun, and millions of tickets have been released.

But getting access to the events is only half the battle. Finding the right place to stay is the other. Torrance is an ideal home base for experiencing LA28, with convenient access to venues in Los Angeles, Carson, Inglewood and Long Beach.

Olympic Events Near Torrance

The Opening Ceremony will take place on July 14, 2028 and will utilize both the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum and SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, creating one of the most unique opening ceremonies in Olympic history.

As for the rest of the events, LA28, the organization managing the 2028 Olympics, has mapped out its venue locations. (*Please note dates and locations are subject to change – please see the official site for latest updates on venues here. Also, we are using each site’s existing name, but the Olympics will not use the existing corporate names.)

In LA Proper

• Crypto.com Arena (Downtown LA) – gymnastics
• Dodgers Stadium – baseball
• John C. Argue Swim Stadium – diving
• Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum – 2028 Olympic Opening Ceremony and track and field events
• Los Angeles Convention Center (Downtown LA) – fencing, judo, table tennis, taekwondo and wrestling,
• with weightlifting in the Peacock Theater across the street
• Galen Center on USC Campus – badminton, rhythmic gymnastics
• Riviera Country Club (Pacific Palisades) – golfing
• Venice Beach – triathlon
• Universal Studios Hollywood backlot – squash

In Carson

• Dignity Health Sports Park – track cycling at the velodrome, field hockey in adjacent fields, rugby sevens in the stadium, and tennis. Archery will also take place in Carson.

In Inglewood

• SoFi Stadium – all swimming events
• Intuit Arena – basketball

In Long Beach

• Marine Stadium – currently under construction, this new site will host rowing and canoe sprint events
• Long Beach Arena – handball
• Long Beach Waterfront – marathon swimming and coastal rowing
• Belmont Shore – sailing
• Long Beach Convention Center – a temporary pool in the parking lot will host water polo and artistic swimming
• Alamitos Beach — beach volleyball

In Anaheim (Orange County)

• Honda Center – volleyball

By San Clemente (Orange County)

• Trestles Beach – surfing

With Olympic venues spread across Los Angeles County and into neighboring Orange County, Torrance offers a centrally located home base for visitors attending events throughout the region.

Why Torrance is a Smart Olympic Home Base

Why choose Torrance as your home base for LA28? Unlike many Olympic host communities, Torrance combines convenient venue access with beaches, ocean views and a relaxed South Bay atmosphere.

Central South Bay location

Torrance sits between many of the major Olympic clusters:

• Carson
• Inglewood
• Downtown Los Angeles
• Long Beach
• Orange County coastal venues

Many visitors can attend multiple events without changing hotels.

Near LAX without staying at LAX

International and out-of-state visitors can stay close to the airport while enjoying a more relaxed coastal atmosphere.

Beach access

Unlike many Olympic host areas, Torrance offers visitors easy access to the beach, coastal trails and ocean views between events.

More relaxed experience

Many visitors will likely look beyond the crowds and congestion of Downtown Los Angeles when choosing accommodations. Torrance provides a quieter base while remaining close to key venues.

Plenty of options

Torrance offers 15 hotels ranging from full-service properties and extended-stay suites to budget-friendly accommodations. Whether you’re attending the Games for a weekend or planning a longer Olympic vacation, you’ll find lodging options to fit a variety of travel styles and budgets.

How to Get Around During LA28

Torrance is well positioned for visitors attending events throughout the Los Angeles region. Major Olympic venues are located nearby, including:

• Dignity Health Sports Park just 6.1 miles away
• SoFi Stadium only 13.1 miles away
• Crypto.com arena just 19 miles away

Visitors staying in Torrance will have access to major freeway corridors, rideshare services, Torrance Transit and regional public transportation connections serving destinations throughout Los Angeles County.

Transportation plans for the 2028 Olympic Games continue to be developed by LA28 and regional transportation agencies. Additional travel information and event-specific transit options will be announced as the Games approach.

Where to Watch the Olympics in Torrance

Not every Olympic moment can be experienced in person. Between events, visitors can catch live coverage of the Games at sports bars, breweries and restaurants throughout Torrance.

Sports fans will find plenty of screens around town, including local favorites like The Crest Sports Bar & Grill, Sports Harbour and Torrance Tavern, making it easy to follow all the action.

Torrance is also home to a thriving craft beer scene. Whether you’re celebrating a medal-winning performance or simply relaxing after a day at the venues, the city’s 11 breweries offer a welcoming place to gather with fellow fans and watch the Games.

Start Planning Your LA28 Trip

As excitement builds for LA28, now is a great time to begin planning your Olympic adventure. With its central location, variety of accommodations and easy access to many event venues, Torrance is well positioned to welcome visitors from around the world during the 2028 Olympic Games.

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Seafood and Steak Restaurants for Families in Torrance

Torrance is home to a number of excellent restaurants that serve seafood and steak. The establishments include plenty of adult options, as well as a nice selection for young people.

Prime rib or an Australian lobster tail sounds great for Mom and Dad, but The San Franciscan offers kid versions of the surf ‘n turf theme as well. Fish and chips and ground sirloin with fries will probably appeal to your children; if not, the restaurant offers spaghetti with meat sauce as well as chicken filet strips with fries.

Blue Salt Fish Grill is a fast-casual seafood restaurant with a large selection of adult and age-12-and-over entrees. The under-12 choices are more extensive than in many other restaurants. Fish-loving kids can choose from grilled salmon, mahi mahi and shrimp (all with fries), or for a healthier route, they can substitute couscous, broccolini or a garden salad in place of the fries. Will children make that substitution? It could happen.

Known for their burgers, fries and surfer theme, Islands is a fun place for the whole family. “Surfers 12 and under” have a junior-sized wave burger, tiki tenders, mac and cheese and a sandcastle (grilled cheese) to choose from, along with a variety of veggie sides (or the fries).

Kid-Friendly Italian Restaurants in Torrance

A great place for a family get-together, Hank’s Italian Restaurant specializes in pasta, pizza and Italian meats and cheeses. If you’re age 12 and under, you have a variety of pasta and sauce choices, and an ice cream sundae and a soft drink are included. Not into pasta? The good ‘ol chicken fingers with fries is offered as well.

Children 11 and under have plenty of selections to choose from at Gaetano’s Italian Restaurant: lasagna, fettuccini alfredo, cheese pizza, penne meatball and more, all served with a soft drink or lemonade. For those 12 and older, don’t worry. You’ll be quite satisfied with the rest of the menu.

Beg the kids to let you take them to Scardino’s Italian Restaurant and everyone will be happy. The hardest part of the night will be trying to decide which scrumptious-sounding entree you’ll order, and believe us, it will be difficult. The kids’ “menu di bambini,” which is for ages 10 and under, features delicacies such as tortellini, ravioli, pizza and spaghetti.

Other Torrance restaurants specializing in Italian fare include North Italia, a comfortable eatery that offers children choices such as kids’ pasta, cheese pizza and meatball sliders. At Giuliano’s Italian Delicatessen and Bakery, adults have a menu with a variety of hot and cold sandwiches and more, while kids under 12 can partake in spaghetti and meatballs, penne with butter and cheese or a few other selections.

Looking for a fun way to explore Torrance’s Italian dining scene? Follow the Torrance Pasta Path, a self-guided culinary trail that connects some of the city’s favorite Italian restaurants. Along the way, families can discover everything from classic pasta dishes and pizzas to seafood specialties and Italian comfort food.

Family-Friendly American Restaurants in Torrance

There are dozens of restaurants in Torrance that serve a primarily American selection, but some of them branch out to a few other worldly tastes.

Black Bear Diner serves breakfast, lunch and dinner, and perhaps that’s why they offer one of the largest choices of kids’ meals in Torrance. “Cubs,” as the restaurant lovingly refers to their child diners, have four breakfast selections to choose from (plus a build-your-own-breakfast option), and four more options for lunch and dinner, such as a biscuit burger and fries and grilled cheese.

Wholesome, made-from-scratch entrees are what you’ll find at Urban Plates, a popular family-friendly restaurant. A mouthwatering choice of burgers, sandwiches, soups, salads and more will make parents happy, and kid-size grilled salmon, steak and chicken will make everyone happy. For fussy children, there’s always macaroni and cheese and chicken tenders.

The menu at Local Kitchen Tavern consists of numerous American classics for adults, while young people ages 13 and under will be pleased as well. Burgers, corny dogs, pasta, grilled cheese and…you guessed it…chicken fingers are on the menu, and all but the pasta come with fries or fruit. Another family favorite in Old Torrance is Red Car Brewery & Restaurant where kiddos can choose from pizza, burgers, pasta, and more, with each entree including a beverage and ice cream.

Other establishments that aim part of their food focus toward children include Hof’s Hut, a restaurant and bakery that features breakfast items, as well as the standard kid fare, plus pepperoni pizza and grilled chicken breast. Truxton’s American Bistro’s kids’ menu includes breakfast items, chicken quesadillas, burgers and sandwiches.

Best Barbecue Restaurants for Families in Torrance

Given the competition, finding the best barbecue in Torrance can be a challenge. Each restaurant has its knock-it-out-of-the-park favorites that guests come back for time and time again.

Lucille’s Smokehouse Bar-b-que is certainly in the running for top honors, given its mouthwatering selection of meats, sides and desserts. An extremely popular restaurant, there are often long lines to deal with, but it’s worth the wait. Children have it good — real good — as the kids’ menu is extensive, starting with a quarter-rack of St. Louis pork ribs. Then there’s slow-smoked tri tips, buttermilk fried chicken, chicken corn dogs and plenty more.

The Brews Hall is a one-of-a-kind place; in fact, it was the first ever multiconcept brewery and food hall in Torrance. A great location for watching sports, enjoying good food and drinks and getting together with the community, The Brews Hall offers family friendly breweries and knows how to treat kids with their favorite foods. Children 10 and under can enjoy mini burgers, cheese quesadillas, mini pizzas, mac ‘n cheese and more, with a side, veggies, a choice of milk or apple juice and a toy from The Brews Hall Toy Chest included.

Kid-Friendly Asian Restaurants in Torrance

With one of the most diverse populations in Southern California, Torrance is a destination for authentic Asian cuisine. From Japanese ramen and sushi to Korean barbecue and Chinese specialties, families can explore a wide variety of flavors without leaving the city. That local love for Asian food reflects a broader national trend. According to the Pew Research Center, approximately 12% of restaurants in the United States serve Asian cuisine. In Torrance, however, Asian dining is a cornerstone of the city’s food scene.

Gyu-Kaku Japanese BBQ is fun for the whole family, as everyone shares in the experience of cooking meats over a charcoal grill. Kids ages 12 and under can choose from two combo specials, or select from more than 12 small plates, such as fried pork gyoza dumplings, vegetable spring rolls and cheese fondue.

You can enjoy authentic Japanese cuisine at Ojiya, a comfortable, casual restaurant that’s perfect for the whole family. Kids 10 and under can choose from chicken karaage, fish cakes, tempura and more.

Torrance, by the way, is the Ramen Capital of Southern California. There are multiple restaurants that are perfect for the whole family. Ko Ryu Ramen is one of those, with strong flavors that keep patrons coming back. Kids can choose their favorite soup flavor, toppings, noodles and extras.

Family-Friendly Cafes and Bakeries in Torrance

Many bakeries don’t bother preparing a “kids’ menu” because practically everyone who visits a bakery — especially ones that offers doughnuts, cakes, cookies and the such — is already like a kid in a candy store. Children of all ages get giddy when they’re around the aforementioned yummies.

However, when that bakery also features a cafe, it’s smart to point out additional items that kids will love. King’s Hawaiian Bakery & Restaurant does just that with their keiki (Hawaiian for “child”) menu. Already popular with adults, King’s offers items such as a happy face breakfast, pizza pull apart, a chicken rice bowl, cheeseburger sliders and more. But make sure to pick up a cake, pie, and a dozen or two muffins and doughnuts. They’re hard to resist.

Although the kids’ menu at Lisa’s Cafe & Bakery is smaller, your children won’t mind it a bit. Grilled cheese sandwiches, cheese quesadillas, mac ‘n cheese and popcorn chicken tenders all include fresh fruit. However, where there’s a bakery, there’s goodness for all ages. Cupcakes, croissants, cookies — there are even more desserts that start with a “c” — they make any trip to Lisa’s wonderful.

Dietary Preferences

There are hundreds of restaurants in Torrance that cater to dietary preferences. Whether you’re a vegan or vegetarian, or you can only eat gluten-free or dairy-free items (to mention just a few), it’s easy to find the foods you need or desire. We’ve provided a list of some of those restaurants in Torrance.

In addition to excellent kid-friendly restaurants, Torrance offers or is near a variety of things to do and places to see, including sporting events, museums, amusement parks and more. The city also offers quick access to LAX, so take advantage of the many lodging options to fit any budget and start making plans to see what you’ve been missing.

Frequently Asked Questions About Kid-Friendly Restaurants in Torrance

What are the best kid-friendly restaurants in Torrance?

Some of the best kid-friendly restaurants in Torrance include The San Franciscan, Islands, Gaetano’s Italian Restaurant, Scardino’s Italian Restaurant, Lucille’s Smokehouse Bar-B-Que, Gyu-Kaku Japanese BBQ and King’s Hawaiian Bakery & Restaurant. Each offers a family-friendly atmosphere and menu options for children.

Which Torrance restaurants have kids menus?

Many Torrance restaurants offer dedicated kids menus, including Islands, Black Bear Diner, Urban Plates, Lucille’s Smokehouse Bar-B-Que, Gyu-Kaku Japanese BBQ and King’s Hawaiian Bakery & Restaurant. Options range from burgers and pizza to barbecue, pasta and Japanese favorites.

Are there family-friendly restaurants near the beach in Torrance?

Yes. Families can find a variety of casual, kid-friendly restaurants near Torrance Beach and throughout the South Bay. Whether you’re looking for seafood, burgers, pizza or international cuisine, there are plenty of options a short drive from the shoreline.

Where can I get pizza with kids in Torrance?

Several family-friendly Italian restaurants in Torrance serve pizza that kids love, including Hank’s Italian Restaurant, Gaetano’s Italian Restaurant, Scardino’s Italian Restaurant and North Italia. Many also offer children’s portions, pasta dishes and other kid-approved favorites.

What Torrance restaurants are good for picky eaters?

Restaurants such as Islands, Local Kitchen Tavern, Black Bear Diner and King’s Hawaiian Bakery & Restaurant are great choices for picky eaters. Their menus feature familiar favorites like burgers, chicken tenders, grilled cheese, macaroni and cheese, pizza and fries.

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Less crowded than most of Southern California’s other beaches, Torrance Beach offers 1.5 miles of beautiful coastline, incredible views of the Palos Verdes Peninsula and plenty of local businesses eager to help you learn to surf. There are also shops nearby where you can rent or buy a variety of surfing gear.

If you’re thinking of visiting the area soon, surfing lesson classes fill up quickly. So get stoked, check out the conditions, and charger after a fantastic experience.

Why Torrance Beach Is Great for Beginner Surfers

Learning to surf can be intimidating, but Torrance Beach offers a welcoming environment for first-timers. The beach is often less crowded than many Southern California surf destinations, giving beginners more room to practice and build confidence in the water.

Plus it offers:

• Wide sandy beach with plenty of space
• Several surf schools and instructors operate directly at or near Torrance Beach
• Easy access to surfboard and wetsuit rentals
• More relaxed atmosphere than other famous surf destinations
• Convenient parking and beach access compared
• Protected South Bay location that can offer more approachable conditions
• Nearby amenities including restrooms, showers and places to grab food

Whether you’re stepping on a surfboard for the first time or getting back into the sport after a break, Torrance Beach provides an ideal setting to kickstart your surfing journey.

SURF SCHOOLS IN TORRANCE

The groms (kids) just finished another long school year and you’re looking for a way to keep them busy during the summer. How about surfing school?

Aqua Surf School

Private and group surfing lessons are available for all ages and abilities year-round at Aqua Surf School. The experienced instructors at Aqua Surf offer private classes or up to a group of six, with surfboards and wetsuits included in the price.

Wavehuggers

Instructors at Wavehuggers are specially trained to make beginners feel comfortable during their 1.5- and 2-hour surf lessons, accomadating up to seven people per lesson. Surfboard and wetsuits are included.

South Bay Surf Sessions

“Safety and Stoked-ness” are the goals at South Bay Surf Sessions. The owner and lead instructor, Steve, has received five-star reviews on his teaching ability and level of knowledge. No matter your age, South Bay will provide a fun time srufing that will leave you wanting more.

Surf with Joey

Single 90-minute lessons and multi-class packages are available at Surf With Joey. Led by owner Joey Jennings, the initial lesson covers safety, paddling techniques and proper stance, with instructive and friendly feedback as you begin your surfing journey. And if you want to learn to skateboard, they teach that, too!

Soul Performance

Soul Performance offers training from beginner to pro level. Personalized coaches provide expert instruction, even if you’ve never touched a surfboard. Once you master surfing, you can take kiteboarding and skateboarding, too.

SURFBOARD AND WETSUIT RENTALS IN TORRANCE

Olympus Board Shop

One of the best-known surf shops in Torrance, Olympus Board Shop rents surfboards and wetsuits — as well as paddleboards, foil boards, stand-up paddleboards and kayaks. From a half-day to a long-term rental, you’ll find a great selection of quality equipment to use during your stay in Torrance. Contact Olympus for information about surfing lessons.

JMJ Wetuits

Once you’ve mastered the art of surfing, you’ll want to get your own gear. JMJ Wetsuits sells, well, wetsuits. From the Surf Fullsuit that will keep you warm in any weather, to timeless classics such as the Smoothie Beavertail Jacket and the Smoothie Farmer John, JMJ has them all.

Bark Paddleboards

The name might be Bark Paddleboards, but the renowned Torrance company is known as much for their short and longboards as they are for their paddleboards. Used in many competitions throughout the world, the boards — and the family of board makers — have earned respect from beginners and professionals alike.

SURF CAMP FOR KIDS IN TORRANCE

Kids love playing on the beach, building sand castles and throwing a frisbee around. You can take the adventure one step further and sign them up for surf camp. This helps get you kids outside, off their screens and stay busy all day while someone else handles the beach setup.

Perfect Day Surf Camp

At Perfect Day Surf Camp at Torrance Beach, learning to ride the waves is only part of what kids and teens will experience. In lessons for ages 4-7 and 8-17, boys and girls will build confidence and strength and learn important ocean skills, attributes they’ll carry with them all their lives. In addition, girls 8-14 can attend a Girls Only Surf Camp, taught by female instructors.

Ready to Learn to Surf in Torrance?

With beginner-friendly conditions, experienced instructors, convenient equipment rentals and surf camps for kids, Torrance Beach is one of the best places in Southern California to learn how to surf.

Whether you’re booking your first lesson or getting back on a board after years away, you’ll find plenty of opportunities to build confidence and enjoy time on the water.

For more info, and to keep your stoke pumping, check out our full guide to surfing in Torrance.

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Rather than a packed, play-by-play itinerary, we put together a relaxed 4-day trip planner to help you get the most out of your Southern California vacation at your own pace. So, whether you’re thinking of extending Memorial Day, Juneteenth (on a Friday in 2026), the 4^th of July (on a Saturday in 2026) celebrations or just wanting to get away, here are a few ideas to consider.

Day 1: Outdoor Oasis

Torrance Beach is 1.5 miles of peaceful, uncrowded sand and shore with plenty of parking, which can be a rarity in Southern California. We highly recommend you head here for a care-free day.

Activities: A beach umbrella, chair and a good book are highly recommended. You can play in the water, lay on the sand, try surfing or boogie boarding. There are also beach volleyball courts and access to The Strand, a 22-mile, paved bike trail that leads all the way up into Malibu.

Where to Eat: A local favorite is the King’s Hawaiian Bakery & Restaurant, straight out of Hilo, Hawaii. Their breakfast is legendary, especially the French Toast, and they also serve lunch and dinner. If you’re tight on time, you can always grab something quick from their full bakery of treats to enjoy at the beach.

Then grab lunch at any of the restaurants near the beach. For dinner, we love all the fresh poke restaurants in Torrance, like Kokoroll Café, where you can get boba, poke bowls and handrolls.

Extend Your Day: A night hike (offered the 2^nd Saturday of every month) at the nearby Madrona Marsh Nature Preserve is pretty incredible. It’s LA’s last remaining vernal wetland, with many nature trails. They even have star parties there from time to time, lead by the Riverside Astronomical Society. Day hikes are also available.

If you’re in Torrance during the summer months, you could also check out Torrance Summer Nights, where they have free concerts and other artistic performances. Torrance Cultural Arts Center (TOCA) also has local events and is about 15-20 minutes from Torrance Beach and only 5-10 minutes from King’s Hawaiian Bakery and the Kokoroll Café.

Day 2: Culture & Local Flavor

You could spend the day discovering Torrance’s local museums, outdoor murals, art galleries and a wide variety of cuisines in its 400+ eateries. Indulge, soak it in and wander through your day without over-planning your vacation.

Activities: The Torrance Art Museum is free and always has something interesting on display, including contemporary art and rotating exhibits throughout the year. At the Chen Art Gallery, you can immerse yourself in more than 1,000 artifacts spanning 5,000 years. Reservations are required, however, so please do plan this visit in advance.

There’s also the Western Museum of Flight, where you can walk among years of aviation history, including several hands-on exhibits geared to all ages. The city also boasts several outdoor murals, including a 12-story mural titled “Samurai of the Diamond”, on the side of the DoubleTree by Hilton. It’s a nod to famous Dodger players Shohei Ohtani, Yoshinobu Yamamoto and Roki Sasaki and a tribute to Torrance’s Japanese roots.

Where to Eat: Dive right into Japanese culture at Mitsuwa Marketplace where you’ll find authentic Japanese foods, products and cuisine. It’s conveniently located across the street in the Del Amo Fashion Center, opposite the “Samurai of the Diamond” mural on the side of the DoubleTree.

Torrance is also known as the Ramen Capital of Southern California with several authentic Japanese ramen restaurants to explore along its Ramen Trail. You should also definitely check out the Pasta Path, a very tempting collection of the best Italian cuisine in the city.

Day 3: Shop, Stroll & Discover

Torrance has many opportunities for serious shopping. From modern and high-end to antiques and boutiques, there are plenty of options for a healthy dose of retail therapy.

Activities: The Del Amo Fashion Center is three stories tall with more than 250 shops and restaurants. It’s easily a full day of shopping and wandering its halls to take it all in.

There’s also a California Welcome Center on the first floor near the main entrance where you can get more personal recommendations for your Torrance getaway. They offer swag year-round and prizes during the Beer Run each fall, where guests visit Torrance’s 11 breweries for a prize.

In the historic part of town known as Old Torrance, you can find boutique and antique shops with more of a small-town feel. There’s also Torrance Antique Street Faire where you can pour over old treasures, and Bohemian Coco and Jaunts where you can do some boutique shopping. Another interesting stop is Destination: Art, where they display a variety of local artists’ work in multiple styles and media.

Where to Eat: At the Del Amo Fashion Center, we recommend The Brews Hall, where you can choose from a brewery, Buzzrock, and four food concepts. For incredible Mexican food, we highly recommend Frida. You’ll want to check out Din Tai Fung too, where they specialize in fresh dumplings and noodles. It’s been a landmark foodie go-to and a new, popular spot for locals.

Mixed among all the boutiques in Old Torrance is The Depot, where you can dine in an old railway depot. Chef Michael Shafer’s creative fusion cuisine blends Japanese, Chinese, German and American influences. You can get amazing Thai food at Sartori Kitchen and wood-fired pizza, sandwiches and salads at the Red Car Brewery.

Day 4: Home Games, Concerts and Local Festivals

Torrance is right in the middle of every major league sports team’s arena or stadium, making it an ideal spot to catch all of LA’s home games. You’ll also want to make your reservations soon for the upcoming FIFA World Cup 26^TM, Super Bowl LXI in 2027 and the 2028 Olympics, which are all set to occur in the LA area. In the spring and summer, the area also comes alive with music festivals and cultural events.

Activities: Torrance is the sports hub of Southern California. Head here to attend home games for basketball’s Lakers and Clippers games, football’s Chargers and Rams games, baseball’s Dodgers and Angels games, hockey’s Kings and Ducks games, soccer’s Galaxy and Los Angeles Football Club (LAFC) games, and rugby’s The LA Rugby Club matches and the Rugby SVNS Championship.

Be sure to make your arrangements for the FIFA World Cup 26^TM and the 2028 Summer Olympics and Paralympics, which will both be in the Los Angeles area. Those same arenas and stadiums host some of the biggest acts in the world for epic concerts year-round.

In the spring, Torrance also hosts the Cherry Blossom Cultural Festival, similar to the original festival in Japan, and the Bunka-Sai Japanese Cultural Festival. Both will be alive with amazing Japanese cuisine, music, dance and crafts. Torrance’s sister city is in Japan, and there is a strong Japanese community here supporting both events. The summer also brings the famous BeachLife Festival, offering an epic weekend of music, food and beach vibes in neighboring Redondo Beach.

Where to Eat: You’ll find tons of amazing food at the festivals and for all of LA’s home games, we recommend checking out our Beer Trail where you can sip and feast at 11 craft breweries. They make the perfect spot to relax before or after the game with fantastic brews and pub food.

Plan Your 4-Day Getaway in Torrance

The next time a 3-day weekend rolls around, don’t hesitate. Take an extra vacation day and escape to Torrance. Much awaits you here from the beach and the food to the home games and the festivals. We can’t wait to see you. Book your stay here for your next unbelievable getaway.

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