An OpenTable Diners’ Choice winner, 118 Degrees is a “hip raw food hangout” with a “healthful yet tasty menu,” according to Riviera magazine. For $25, two can sample tea and dessert at this eatery, regularly $54. This deal can be used at any of 118 Degrees’ three locations.

Amadeus Spa at the Fairmont Newport Beach, a AAA 4-Diamond hotel, “allows guests to relax SoCal style,” according to Gayot. For $89, regularly $206, escape to this luxurious property for a two-service spa day with pool access.

Pacific Symphony will perform a wide range of concerts this spring — including the music of Beethoven and Duke Ellington — and subscribers can now save 50% on tickets to select shows at Segerstrom Concert Hall. Tickets start at $17.50, regularly $35, for performances through May 18.

After key off-season moves, the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim will embark on the 2013 baseball season as a serious championship contender. Subscribers can get an early look at the team with this deal for four April games — including the second game of the season and a Friday night game with fireworks — for up to 50% off regular prices including fees.

A Best of O.C. 2013 pick and “guaranteed” to give you a “new appreciation for seaweed,” according to Riviera magazine, Seaweed Sok in Newport Beach specializes in mineral-rich kelp and salt water soaks. Travelzoo subscribers can try one of these private baths for $29, a 55% savings. The treatment covers an hour total in the infrared sauna and bath, leaving it to the customer to decide how to divide that time.

Hunt the high seas for catches like yellowfin tuna, halibut and barracuda with this 3/4-day deep-sea fishing excursion for $39 per person, regularly $82. The trip sets sail from Newport Beach and cruises the coast or around Catalina Island, depending on the where the fish are biting. Between castings, Davey’s Locker will provide unlimited bait and lunch.

Nestled among the rolling vineyards of Temecula, the Inn at Churon Winery is a charming bed-and-breakfast reminiscent of a romantic French chateau. This two-night, $249 package for two offers a wine-region vacation at 60% off, plus it includes Friday nights (when guests check in on a Thursday).

Known as the “Riot House” in the 1960s and ’70s “due to its popularity among rowdy rockers and their entourages,” writes The LA Times Magazine, today the Andaz West Hollywood is where “a very different kind of riot is going on — one of haute design.” Tuck into this swanky 4-star Hyatt for $229 per night — a savings of  nearly 40% % on current prices.

Dating back to the ancient Egyptians, “rok-cooking” is a grilling technique that uses a 752-degree volcanic stone to sear various meats. With a $49 four-course dinner for two, Travelzoo subscribers can see this method in action at the three-month-old RokPrime Steakhouse & Grille in downtown San Juan Capistrano. This meal would regularly cost $106.

Travelzoo subscribers save $121 on the regular price of a 2.5-hour Temecula wine country experience at Cougar Vineyard & Winery, rated 4 out of 5 stars on Yelp. For $29 per person, this deal includes a wine class, tastings of eight vintages and complimentary appetizers, regularly $150 ($60 an hour).