Endless Color
Pizza restaurant · Topanga ·
Neapolitan pizzas, natural wine, disco balls, and vinyl records
Neapolitan pizzas, natural wine, disco balls, and vinyl records
"Topanga Canyon’s days of hippie communes and off-the-grid living are long gone, but there are still plenty of quirks—and fun shopping— to validate a day trip. Just be sure to swing by Endless Color while you’re in the area. Part natural wine shop, part retro vinyl store, part pizza parlor, this funky, disco-ball adorned spot is a great place to post up in the middle of the day with a bottle of wine or two and some Neapolitan pies, pretending for a few hours that you live here and have to get back to your sensory deprivation chamber soon." - brant cox
"If you took a natural wine shop, a retro vinyl store, and a pizza parlor, threw them all in a blender, and dropped it off in Topanga Canyon, you’d get Endless Color. The space looks like Burning Man meets Pee-wee's Playhouse: you’ll spy wiggly light fixtures, blob-shaped tables, and giant disco balls hanging above the cactus-lined patio. It’s casual enough to drop by after a day at the beach, but still cool enough to host your low-key birthday dinner. A huge chunk of the menu is dedicated to Neapolitan pies with puffy, charred, and blistered crusts. But they also serve a pretty good cheeseburger, chicken tenders, and a bunch of natural wine." - nikko duren
"If you took a natural wine shop, a retro vinyl store, and a pizza parlor, threw them all in a blender and dropped the result in Topanga Canyon, you’d get Endless Color. The space looks like Burning Man meets Pee-wee’s Playhouse: wiggly light fixtures, blob-shaped tables, and giant disco balls above a cactus-lined patio. It’s casual enough to drop by after a day at the beach, but still cool enough to go out of your way for a Malibu Pier photoshoot. Most of the menu is dedicated to Neapolitan pies with puffy, charred crusts. But they also serve a good cheeseburger, chicken tenders, and a few side salads." - brant cox, sylvio martins
"Topanga Canyon’s days of hippie communes and off-the-grid living are long gone, but there are still plenty of quirks—and fun shopping—to validate a leisurely day trip. Just be sure to grab some food at Endless Color while you’re in the area. Part natural wine shop, part retro vinyl store, and part pizza parlor, this funky, disco-ball adorned spot is a great place to post up with a nicely charred Neapolitan pie and a glass of wine from Puglia, and pretend for a few hours that you live here and have to get back to your sensory deprivation chamber soon." - brant cox
"The pizzeria is in the middle of an active evacuation zone in Topanga Canyon and remains closed while the canyon is closed to traffic and high winds continue to impact the region. The restaurant hopes to reopen during the week of January 20 after resetting the kitchen and disposing of produce that has gone bad due to loss of power. "We are especially concerned for our staff who rely on their jobs and have lost income during this horrific and devastating time for our city," a representative says." - Rebecca Roland
