Best Takeout Food Restaurants in Thousand Oaks

"From the brightly colored organic cuisine to the photo-worthy décor and Pacific backdrop, Malibu Farm restaurant is the perfect place to begin your Instagram tour. Order a fresh acai bowl or Swedish pancakes, then turn your lens to the restaurant’s interior: Rustic benches draped with white fur contrast beautifully with the azure hues of the ocean."

"Located at the end of Malibu Pier, this farm-to-table restaurant uses the freshest organic ingredients in every meal. Their fried egg sandwich will definitely put you in a good mood for the rest of the day. Who knows, at this quaint Malibu cafe you might even have breakfast with a celebrity."

"When Chef Jeff Mahin opened Stella Barra a while ago in Santa Monica, it was actually called Stella Rossa. We're not sure what prompted the name change, but one thing has stayed the same â€" the pizza. It's so good you'll be texting your friends to come join you for some pie at this convivial place on Main Street in Santa Monica, where the chef uses a traditional oven to make spectacular pizza. His dough is handcrafted daily, then fermented for at least 18 hours to give it a unique flavor. Then Mahin adds market-fresh ingredients (think butternut squash, charred cherry tomatoes, Calabrian chilies) onto that crispy, yet chewy crust, resulting in a seriously great pizza. It's so good that there are now three other Stella Barra locations, one in Hollywood and others in Maryland and Illinois. Recommended for Santa Monica's Best Restaurants because: This is the best pizza you'll find near the beach in SoCal."

"Stella Barra is an artisan pizzeria with an eclectic menu inspired by the idea of simple honest cooking paired with top quality ingredients. Dress code: Smart CasualPhone: +1 301-770-8609"

"Wow...from entrance to exit...I have not seen a more polished staff to match with the precise culinary skills of north Italy which I am used to."

"Slider from Mega Hot Chicken is a super popular thing to order for Fast Food delivery in Santa Clarita."

"Samosa House, the popular fast casual, Culver City-born Indian concept, resides along Main Street. The space houses colorful orange and yellow walls with decorative sunburst patterns and mismatched wood tables. Most people visit for combo plates, choosing from steam trays filled with dishes like matar paneer (Indian cheese and pea curry), charcoal smoked cauliflower and kathal (jackfruit)."

"Indian , Vegetarian"

"Food is a daytime market/restaurant in Cheviot Hills with good breakfast things and extremely friendly service. Sure, you probably can make eggs and bacon or granola yourself, but what they’ll serve you at Food tastes better - and comes with a side of a wild story about Brooklyn in the ’70s from the owner. That same owner will also notice when you inhale the incredible breakfast potatoes in under three minutes, and (if you’re lucky) bring you another plate just as fast."

"Enjoy delicious baked goods at Coco Bakery, now serving breakfast, lunch, & dinner just a short drive from our pet-friendly hotel in Santa Clarita, CA. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinnerDress code: CasualPhone: +1 661-254-2776"

"Put your croquet or horseshoe tossing skills to the test, enjoy a game of tennis, or let the kids burn off steam in the playground — Christine Emerson Reed Park is a popular hangout just off Wilshire."

"If you’re willing to hike the coastline trail from the parking lot at Corral Canyon Park (there is no direct beach access from the lookout), you’ll discover a highly rated surfing and scuba diving spot at Dan Blocker, which is named after the actor who played “Hoss” in Bonanza. It’s a narrow strip of sand about one mile long. Some will see it as rocky, others as quiet, but either way it’s a scenic picnic location."