The Rose
Condominium complex · Mar Vista
10853 Rose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90034
Highlights
Luxury apartments with resort-inspired amenities and services
Luxury apartments with resort-inspired amenities and services
"Whatever kind of lunch you want to have in Venice, the Rose Cafe probably can accommodate you. This giant, all-day spot has a full-service restaurant, a coffee shop, a patio for working from and a patio for eating on, a bar, and an escape room. Okay, it doesn’t have an escape room, but Rose works for pretty much everything. If you need to scarf down a salad while you finish that report, you can use the wifi and work away in a much nicer setting than nearby coffee shops. But if you want to have a proper long lunch, you’ll probably have a good time too. Get the grilled cauliflower t-bone, which is a thing, and is actually delicious." - jess basser sanders, amy clark
"There’s no shortage of options on the menu at The Rose, which is good because you’ll probably have been waiting outside for a while before you sit down. Once you’re seated though, you’ll be surrounded by every beautiful person in Venice that’s not at Gjusta and many opportunities to break your weeklong healthy-eating streak. This can be done in a number of ways, from the chorizo scramble to just throwing the towel in and getting carbonara for brunch. Good thing the sand is a nice place for a nap." - jess basser sanders
"The Rose in Venice is carrying all the essentials during quarantine - and by that, we mean booze, coffee, and sourdough. They make their bread in-house, and it’s just as good in loaf form as it is in their avocado toast or on their sandwiches. They’ve also got their regular menu available for delivery and pick-up, so grab some pasta while you’re there. App delivery available." - brett keating
"If you can’t decide what you want to eat and your quarantine-mates are picky, order from The Rose. The Venice restaurant is offering family-style dinners for $35 per person where you can mix and match different entrees until you get the menu you want. Or, if you just want to do pizza instead, they have that as well - at $10 a pie on the weekends. Everything is available through pre-paid pickup." - brant cox
"The Rose is one of the most polarizing restaurants on the Westside, but at least we can all agree this massive Venice spot is a great place to set up shop and work from your computer all day. The multi-concept space has both indoor and outdoor dining, a beer garden, a bakery/market, a coffee shop, and a cocktail bar, so whatever you’re in the mood for, there’s definitely a space for you. Menus vary in each area, but our move is to order some pastries and a pizza from the front bakery and head to the back patio for some Vitamin C." - brant cox, brett keating
