Lakewood is just outside of Long Beach to the west and south, Bellflower to the north, and Cerritos to the east. Its expansive landscaped boulevards stretch through this pre-developed community where post-war design ideologies paved the way to the modern map of Southern California -- making it Tree City, USA. Lakewood also has a remarkable enthusiasm for sports throughout the public schools and private programs.
Rossmoor Elementary School (K-5)- “I know my child is getting the best experience possible-- a real 21st century education.”
Sharon Christa Mcauliffe Middle School (6-8)- “An excellent preparation for high school.”
Original Fish Company- “Seafood restaurant known for clam chowder and daily mesquite-broiled catches.”
Nico’s Restaurant- “Creative new American fine dining delivered in a warm, stylish setting with opulent touches.”
Shenandoah at the Arbor- “Charming Restaurant serving traditional southern cooking and offers patio seating under ancient trees.”
Spaghettini- “Serving Northern Italian mainstays amid an elegant dining room and live contemporary jazz.”
Temecula Olive Oil Company- “Upscale shop specializing in oils made from locally grown olives, plus vinegars and culinary gifts.
Los Alamitos’ name was inspired by Spanish explorers who took note of the cottonwood trees dotting the landscape.
Lakewood is home to the very first Denny’s restaurant which originally opened in 1953.
The U.S. Navy moved its training field to Los Alamitos after the attacks on Pearl Harbor.
