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About 16 pasta dishes all made with fresh pasta flown in from Bologna, Italy and maybe two side options. Uovo - the founders of Sugarfish opened Ouvo earlier this year and it is one of my favorite Italian restaurants for their simplicity and price point.I'm OBSESSED with their fried chicken sandwich! Great White - a casual cafe in the heart of Venice (right by the Venice sign + across from Egg Slut).Our go-to: The Fairfax add bacon + Avocado. Either way the Venice line is nowhere near the one Downtown LA. Egg Slut - if you go before 9am chances are their won't be a line.Rooster Truck - technically the Rooster Truck is always moving around LA but most Saturdays out of the year it is parked on Abbot Kinney in front of Blue Bottle Coffee.This is definitely a reservations kind of spot! We typically go here for anniversary dinners or birthday celebrations. The restaurant is beautifully decorated and their bar is A+. Scopa - a treat yourself Italian restaurant with delectable brunch and dinner.I can't go to Stella Barra without getting their caramel pot de creme for dessert. Stella Bara - great for families and anyone looking for delicious pizza off Main Street in Santa Monica.Great for double dates but not large groups as their seating situation is pretty minimal. Local Kitchen + Wine Bar - another Cali cuisine restaurant that's off the beaten path in Santa Monica.Andy and I haven't been in YEARS because of this. The annoying thing is that you have to make a reservation pretty far in advance or be ready to wait A LONG time to get a table. It's probably the most notable restaurant on Abbott Kinney with it's scrumptious pizzas and pastas. Gjelina - I don't know that Gjelina needs introducing.Andy opts for their fried chicken sandwich during lunch and I love their green egg bowl for breakfast. Their breakfast, salads, burgers and bowls all feature fresh local produce and you can taste it. While most restaurants in that area are super touristy, this spot isn't. Little Ruby’s - the Australians are taking over! This spot recently opened up in the heart of Santa Monica just a few steps away from the 3rd street promenade.For dinner make sure to get the Halibut Tacos and Tiger Prawns.

#Santa monica restaurants full

Blue Stone Lane - another great spot on Rose Ave! BSL, an Australian coffee shop, recently opened a full menu spot where the old Cerveteca used to be (RIP!) and it's YUM.Tip: the bar area is open seating and has all the best options from the main restaurant menu. I suggest going for Brunch or Dinner but prepared to wait if it's on the weekend. They consider their food "Southern California Cuisine with an International flair." Whatever it is, it's delicious, fresh, and very rich! You will never leave this place hungry.

With our rotating selection of local craft beer and our ever-changing menu, there is always something new and exciting to try. Jonathan Gold of the Los Angeles Times, claimed that Tar & Roses ".may also mark the first time in our nation's history when cauliflower became more delicious than prime steak," and we love to push the limits when it comes to traditional ideas of food. With our heart beating in Southern California, we want to create a welcoming ambiance for all to come and celebrate food. This attention to detail helps makes our food a perfected craft which will inspire you to be adventurous, in the most approachable and delicious way possible. Coming straight from the visionary mind of our award winning chef, our menu is created with only the highest quality ingredients and fresh, local products. Tar & Roses is a globally inspired culinary experience.Ĭhef Andrew Kirschner has transformed his kitchen into a local and welcoming home, focused on the element of the wood fired oven to bring out the best flavor in our dishes.