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Five-Course Dinner with Wine for Two or Four at Anaheim White House (40% Off)
Anaheim White House
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Takes ReservationsThis lavish Anaheim landmark restaurant serves up classic and modern takes on Italian food
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- $149 for a five-course dinner with wine for two ($250 value)
- $299 for a five-course dinner with wine for four ($500 value)
Prix-fixe menu includes two appetizers, salad, choice of entree, and dessert. A glass of champagne on arrival, one glass of wine per person for dinner. The menu is subject to change due to seasonality.
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Promotional value expires 180 days after purchase. Amount paid never expires.
May be repurchased every 90 days. Reservation required. Limit 1 per person, may buy 3 additional as gifts. Limit 1 per visit. Limit 1 per table. Valid only for option purchased. Reservation required; subject to availability. Present voucher upon arrival. Not valid on federal holidays or holiday weekends, including Valentine's Day weekend. Not valid weekends in the month of December. Not valid New Years Eve or Christmas Eve. Menu is subject to availability and to change. Promo codes not valid on this offer.
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About Anaheim White House
Everyone has heard of Washington DC's White House, but it has a sister on the West Coast—The Anaheim White House—an Italian steak house. The restaurant is popular with presidents, diplomats, rock stars, and famous athletes. Even Madonna and Gwen Stefani have frequented the establishment and feasted on their catering.
- Historic location: A historic colonial-style mansion originally built in 1909, the structure has been completely restored after a fire burned most of the restaurant. It took the entire community to rebuild it, and reopened in early 2018.
- Dining rooms: 10 in total at the restaurant, some of which are bedecked in murals worthy of the Sistine Chapel. All of them can be reserved for private dinners.
- Cuisine: An assortment of Italian dishes, like linguine with clams, along with braised beef with a porcini mushroom sauce and some unconventional creations. The most unconventional of all? The New York Times-endorsed steamed salmon with white chocolate mashed potatoes.
- Owner: Sir chef Bruno Serato, owner and restauranter of The Anaheim White House, emigrated here with $200 from Verona, Italy. When he arrived, he worked his way up from a server to an innovative and passionate chef.
- Charity work: Serato started a charity, Caterina’s Club, that now feeds over 4,000 motel children a night. Given his own humble beginnings, his heart was pulled to help feed the homeless children and he has won multiple, prestigious awards for his commitment to the cause.