The Rose Venice
Californian restaurant · Venice
220 Rose Ave, Venice, CA 90291
Highlights
Venice staple Rose Cafe blends rustic Cali eats with boho vibes, expansive patios, and a bakery-bar combo perfect for any daypart.
Venice staple Rose Cafe blends rustic Cali eats with boho vibes, expansive patios, and a bakery-bar combo perfect for any daypart.
"Brunch is essentially The Rose's reason for being. The huge interior and two patios look their best during daylight hours, there's no shortage of options on the cocktail front, and the breakfast items are all over the place in a good way. You can order a standard breakfast burrito and fruit bowl or kick off the day with dishes like Korean-style duck egg fried rice, lobster scramble, and breakfast cacio e pepe covered in grated pecorino." - jess basser sanders, nikko duren, sylvio martins
"Closed after 45 years in business, reminding people not to take neighborhood restaurants for granted." - Eater Staff
"A Westside favorite in Venice known for its daytime dining experience." - Eater Staff
"Iconic Venice restaurant relaunched by Sprout Restaurant Group and chef Jason Neroni in 2015, closed on December 15, 2024." - Eater Staff
"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
