


Flipside Point, located at 19171 Mangnolia, Huntington Beach CA, 92646 in Southern California.
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Flipside Point is an evolving Home Depot anchored shopping center poised to become an archaeologist's haven. On one side, indulge in a modern vibrant design with array of shops & restaurants and Home Depot, while on the other, delve into the mysteries of lost civilizations and unearth enigmatic artifacts. Experience the thrill of discovery as you peruse the archaeological finds, snap selfies with intriguing relics, and contemplate inspirational messages scattered throughout.
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At Flipside Point in Huntington Beach. Join us on an unforgettable journey where the past meets the present, and adventure awaits around every corner.
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There's Some Goodness to Discover
at Flipside Point in Huntington Beach.


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FLIPSIDE POINT is located at 19171 Magnolia, Huntington Beach CA 92646.
HISTORY
Flipside Point is a shopping and lifestyle center located in Huntington Beach, California. Anchored by The Home Depot, the center features a mix of retail, dining, and service businesses serving the surrounding community.
The Home Depot is an American home improvement retailer that sells tools, building materials, appliances, garden supplies, and home improvement products and services. Founded in 1978, it has grown into the largest home improvement retailer in the United States.
The company operates large-format stores throughout the United States, Canada, and Mexico and serves both homeowners and professional contractors. Its headquarters are located in Georgia.
For Flipside Point at 19171 Magnolia St., Huntington Beach, I found several parking details that are useful for visitors, tenants, vendors, and events. I could verify the items below publicly, but I could not find a complete published set of property-management parking rules covering things like overnight parking, employee parking, towing authorization, or maximum stay. Those should not be stated as official rules unless confirmed by management or posted signage.
### Parking at Flipside Point
Main parking: The center has a surface parking lot serving Flipside Point, Home Depot, restaurants, shops, and other businesses. RIIP Beer & Pizza describes its Magnolia location as being in the Home Depot parking lot, confirming the shared shopping-center setting.
10-minute pickup parking: The center states that it has two signed 10-minute parking spaces next to the horse barn in the middle of the center. These are intended to make quick food and business pickups easier.
Temporary business pickup spaces: Flipside Point also says individual businesses may designate their own spaces during periods involving unusually large deliveries or pickup demand. Drivers should therefore pay attention to temporary as well as permanent parking signs.
Rules visitors should follow
The safest operating rule is to follow all signs posted in the parking lot, including accessible spaces, fire lanes, loading areas, short-term pickup spaces, reserved spaces, and any temporary restrictions.
The 10-minute spaces should be treated as short-term pickup parking rather than general customer parking. When the main lot is crowded—particularly during events—the Miramar overflow lot is the documented alternative.
I did not find reliable public documentation establishing whether Flipside Point permits overnight parking, RV parking, employee parking in particular areas, event-vendor parking, or parking after businesses close. I also didn't find a published towing policy or an official maximum parking duration beyond the designated 10-minute spaces. Those rules may exist on property signage or in tenant/property-management documents rather than on the public website.

The history of pizza dates back to ancient civilizations that prepared flatbreads with various toppings. Early Italian flatbreads, including focaccia, helped influence the development of modern pizza.
Modern pizza originated in Naples, Italy, between the 16th and 18th centuries. The word pizza was first recorded in 997 CE, and the dish later evolved into one of the most widely recognized foods in the world.
Pizza’s Italian development began with simple flatbreads and evolved most significantly in Naples, where it became an inexpensive and convenient food for working-class residents. During the 18th and 19th centuries, Neapolitan flatbreads were increasingly topped with tomatoes, which had been introduced to Europe from the Americas, along with ingredients such as olive oil, garlic, cheese, and herbs.
By the 19th century, recognizable forms of modern pizza had developed in Naples, including pizza marinara and pizza Margherita. Italian migration during the late 19th and early 20th centuries later carried Neapolitan pizza traditions abroad, helping transform pizza from a regional Italian specialty into an internationally popular dish.
Pho (*phở*) is a traditional Vietnamese noodle soup made with broth, rice noodles, herbs, and meat, most commonly beef or chicken. It is widely served in homes, restaurants, and street stalls throughout Vietnam.
Pho originated in northern Vietnam in the early 20th century and later became popular around the world. Regional varieties differ in their broth, seasonings, herbs, and accompanying sauces.
Milk tea is a beverage made by combining tea and milk and may be served hot or cold. Depending on the region, it can also contain ingredients such as sugar, honey, spices, or flavorings.
Milk tea is popular throughout the world, particularly in South and East Asia. Common varieties include chai, Hong Kong-style milk tea, Thai milk tea, and bubble milk tea.
A tapioca pearl, also known as boba or a tapioca ball, is a small edible sphere made from tapioca starch, which comes from the cassava root. The pearls are commonly cooked until soft and chewy and may be sweetened with sugar or syrup.
Tapioca pearls are best known as an ingredient in bubble tea, but are also used in desserts and traditional dishes throughout Asia, India, Brazil, and other parts of the world.
Italian cuisine refers to the traditional foods and cooking styles of Italy, with origins extending back to ancient Roman times. It is a Mediterranean cuisine known for its regional diversity and emphasis on simple, high-quality ingredients.
Common ingredients include pasta, tomatoes, olive oil, cheese, vegetables, herbs, seafood, and meats. Popular dishes include pizza, pasta, risotto, and lasagna. Italian cuisine has spread throughout the world and has influenced many international food traditions.
Food & drinks
Ouzo & Feta — Suites 1 & 2
A Greek restaurant and bar serving Mediterranean/Greek food and drinks. Flipside Point describes it as a traditional Greek restaurant with a family atmosphere and live music/events.
Saigon District Restaurant Presotea — Suite 3
A Vietnamese restaurant with a broader Asian-fusion influence. The center describes its menu as drawing from Vietnamese and other Asian cuisines, and the current Huntington Beach business-license records confirm Saigon District/Presotea at Suite 3.
Presotea — Suite 3/3B
The tea component of the Saigon District location specializes in Taiwanese-style teas and other drinks. Flipside Point lists Presotea separately on its directory while city records associate it with the Saigon District business at Suite 3.
Gold Star Liquor — Suite 4
A neighborhood liquor/convenience store selling beer, wine, spirits, snacks and other convenience items. Huntington Beach records show a current business license for Gold Star Liquor at this address.
Alohana Açaí & Coffee — Suite 5
One of the newer food concepts listed by Flipside Point, focused on açaí, smoothies, coffee, pastries and related items.
Casa Jimenez — Suite 6
A long-established Mexican restaurant and cantina. The city license listing traces the business at this location to 2004, making it one of the center's longer-running tenants.
Piccolo Stivale — Suite 8
An Italian restaurant serving traditional Italian-style dishes. Flipside Point particularly highlights its chicken parmigiana.
Riip Beer & Pizza — Suite 12
A Huntington Beach brewpub/pizzeria combining craft beer with pizza and casual American food. Its menu includes pizza as well as wings, fries, pretzels, sandwiches, burgers and other pub-style dishes.
Beauty, health & personal services
Everest Massage — Suite 15, which provides massage and beauty/wellness services.
Trigo Chiropractic — Suite 13 is the center's chiropractic/wellness location. Interestingly, Huntington Beach's license records show several chiropractic practices associated with Suite 13, including Trigo Chiropractic, Muffoletto Chiropractic and Mori Chiropractic.
Music, art & dance
AB Music Studios — Suite 10 is a music school offering instruction in instruments including guitar, bass, drums, piano, violin, cello, ukulele, banjo and mandolin, along with vocal and woodwind instruction.
Art House / Poppy House Art Studio — Suite 14 is the center's art-education space. There is a small discrepancy in the current sources: Flipside Point's main directory calls Suite 14 Poppy House Art Studio and says "coming soon," while its shops page and Huntington Beach licensing records identify Art House at the same suite. That suggests this space may be undergoing a tenant/name transition.
Clifton Dance Project — Suites 19–21 is a dance school offering classes and training. It is also one of the property's longest-established businesses: Huntington Beach's records list its original license date as September 1996.
Specialty businesses & services
J&R Mobile Home Sales — Suite 16 specializes in mobile-home sales in Orange County. It appears to be the oldest continuously represented business in the city's current Flipside Point license list, with an original license date of July 1981.
Bubbles Dog Grooming & Spa — Suite 18 provides dog and cat grooming services. ([Flipside Point][3])
Suite 17 is a little less clear. Flipside Point's main directory currently identifies McGrath Guitar Repair there and describes it as repairing guitars and other stringed instruments.
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Yes, behind the building in the back lot.
Popular beers to try at Riip Beer Co. include its award-winning West Coast IPAs, hazy IPAs, pale ales, lagers, pilsners, and blonde ales. Riip is especially known for its hop-forward beers, while also offering lighter and darker styles such as reds, browns, stouts, and porters. With rotating taps, the selection changes regularly and highlights a variety of beers brewed by Riip in Huntington Beach.
YES, we have a number of very flavorful wines to enjoy with our food.
Yes we have two 10Min signed locations next to horse barn in the middle of the center. Stores sometimes have their own spaces they label during times of massive deliveries or pickups.
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