Redlands
Redlands is the Inland Empire's quiet flex: Victorian mansions, citrus money fossilized into civic pride, and the University of Redlands lending just enough collegiate energy to keep downtown cafes from going full retirement village. Daters here skew earnest. You will meet a lot of teachers, a lot of grad students, a lot of people who say we should hike Sunset Drive and mean it. The tradeoff is candor: the dating pool is shallow and intersects itself constantly, so discretion matters. First dates trend toward Augie's, the Mitten Building, or a loop around Prospect Park. Slow, leafy, slightly churchy. Punching above its weight.
Redlands by the numbers
Redlands is roughly balanced, about 50% men to 50% women.
Median individual income in Redlands is about $40,700.
California registers voters by party, and Riverside County is about 38% Democratic to 32% Republican, with a 22% No Party Preference bloc - a competitive Inland Empire county.
The median renter in Redlands pays about $2,120 a month.
About 11,000 Redlands residents ages 22 to 50 are single.
Local date spots
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The State
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Tartan of Redlands
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Caprice Cafe
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The Redlands Underground Restaurant and Bar
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Finney's Crafthouse - Redlands
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Slow Bloom Coffee Cooperative
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The Vault Martini Bar & Grill
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Citrone Italian Chophouse
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Whiskey Republic Spirits & Kitchen
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The Three Stags Irish Pub and Restaurant
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Fireproof Coffee
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Landmark Coffee Roasters