Lucky's Malibu

"A kind of hidden local’s spot for classic steakhouse vibes, Lucky’s serves a reliable, well-portioned array of grilled chops with all the standard accompaniments (think mashed potatoes or hash browns with gruyere cheese, creamed spinach, broccolini, skinny fried onion rings, and more) in a more tucked-away location compared to the flashy Mastro’s Ocean Club; appetizers like golden matzoh ball soup and chili take the menu from too-predictable territory. Expect strong martinis, attentive service, and a more family-friendly vibe. *Lucky’s Malibu remains temporarily closed." - Eater Staff

"A steakhouse in Malibu closed due to a gas line break caused by the fires, looking to support the community with food." - Rebecca Roland

"Driving up PCH to Malibu, you’ll spot a lot of mothball-filled steakhouses that look exactly the same. Skip them all and go to Lucky’s. This fancy spot inside the Country Mart comes to us from SoCal’s other A-Lister commune, Montecito, and though you probably won’t spot Oprah and Meghan Markle here, the well-heeled crowd is still there to impress. You’ll see locals sipping martinis and intentionally placing their hands so everyone can see their jewelry and modern-day socialites making grand entrances. Lucky’s is more than just a people-watching sideshow though—the mostly meat-and-potatoes menu is good, too." - brant cox, sylvio martins

"Lucky’s is an upscale steakhouse in the Malibu Country Mart that originated in the A-Lister commune known as Montecito. Though this location lacks Oprah and Meghan Markle sightings, the crowd milling around the dining room will keep you entertained. You’ll spot locals sipping martinis and intentionally placing their hands so everyone can see their jewelry and surfers who didn’t even bother changing out of their board shorts. That said, Lucky’s is more than just a people-watching sideshow—the food is good too. We recommend doing your best not to fill up on their excellent table rolls, starting with the shrimp and prosciutto chopped salad, and going for whatever big piece of meat catches your eye." - Brant Cox, Sylvio Martins, Nikko Duren

"Lucky’s is an upscale steakhouse in Malibu that originated in SoCal’s other A-Lister commune, Montecito. Though this location offers less Oprah and Meghan Markle sightings, the crowd milling around is certainly going to be recognizable. Expect Real Housewives sipping martinis and intentionally placing their hands so everyone can see their jewelry, and surfers who have two Oscars at home strutting around in board shorts. That said, Lucky’s is more than just a people-watching sideshow—the food is good, too. Do your best to not fill up on their excellent table rolls, start with the shrimp and prosciutto-filled chopped salad, and splurge on whatever big piece of meat catches your eye. " - Brant Cox