Seafood restaurant · Santa Monica
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"True to its name, this lovely perch overlooking the Santa Monica pier has earned its reputation for great American seafood, thanks to its focus on Maine lobsters and much more." - Kevin Chau
Butcher shop · Santa Monica
This butcher shop offering locally sourced, pasture-raised meats also makes artisanal sandwiches.
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Amusement park · Santa Monica
Oceanfront park with coasters, eateries & games on the pier, including an iconic Ferris wheel.
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Steak house · Ocean Park
A Santa Monica classic featuring porthole windows, a lively patio, stellar seafood and steak, plus a beloved happy hour and unique vibe.
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Mexican restaurant · Pico
South-of-the-border favorites & a full bar draw a neighborhood crowd to this informal old-timer.
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Wine bar · Santa Monica
Casual, yet sophisticated wine bar serving Italian food, including focaccia, in a cozy space with a patio.
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Sushi restaurant · Santa Monica
Simple setting for Japanese tempura, sashimi & sushi, including an eclectic range of rolls.
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Tapas bar · Santa Monica
"Xuntos, "together" in Gallego, is a neighborhood Tapas Bar from Chef Sandra Cordero in the heart of Downtown Santa Monica. Xuntos is the sophomore bar & restaurant from Chef Cordero, whose Gasolina Café in Woodland Hills has been a Valley favorite since 2015. A love letter to summers in Spain & the joy of dining (& working) in restaurants, Cordero designed Xuntos to be both romantic & unrefined, where you can sit down at a cozy corner booth & eat with your hands, or stand up at the bar & give a toast."
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Donut shop · Santa Monica
Step into this sleek Santa Monica donut haven for creative, fresh treats that blend sweet and savory flavors with a side of solid coffee.
Restaurant · Ocean Park
Japanese noodle-soup specialist serves up hot bowls in a bright, casual setting.
Parking lot · Ocean Park
Edgemar, located at 2415–2449 Main Street in Santa Monica, California, is a mixed-use shopping center designed by architect Frank Gehry that combines early 19th century warehouses, a 1940s Art Deco office building and new construction.