• Cherry Margarita - 26 Beach - Marina del Rey

    26 Beach

    26 Beach has been a cherished fixture in Marina del Rey since it first opened its doors in 1982. Founded by the Esposito family, who have deep roots in the Los Angeles restaurant scene, 26 Beach was created to offer a unique dining experience that combines a casual, laid-back atmosphere with an eclectic, globally inspired menu. Over the decades, the restaurant has grown from a humble neighborhood spot into a beloved institution, known for its creative comfort food, expansive brunch offerings, and welcoming vibe. The name “26 Beach” pays homage to the restaurant’s original location at the corner of Washington Boulevard and Pacific Avenue, just steps away from Venice Beach. This prime location near the iconic Venice Canals and the Pacific Ocean helped establish the restaurant as a go-to spot for locals and tourists alike, looking for a relaxed place to enjoy a delicious meal after a day at the beach. Although it later moved to its current location in Marina del Rey, the restaurant has maintained its beachy, bohemian charm that captures the spirit of coastal California living. The restaurant’s menu has evolved over the years, blending American comfort food with influences from Italian, Japanese, and Mediterranean cuisines. Signature…

  • Whiskey Red's

    Whiskey Red’s

    Whisky Red’s, located in the scenic Fisherman’s Village of Marina del Rey, has long been a cherished destination for those seeking a waterfront dining experience that combines great food with stunning views. Originally opened as Shanghai Red’s in the early 1980s, the restaurant became an instant hit due to its prime location overlooking the marina, its vibrant atmosphere, and a menu that offered a variety of seafood-centric dishes and classic American favorites. In 2013, the restaurant underwent a significant transformation, reemerging as Whisky Red’s. The name change was more than just cosmetic; it marked a new chapter for the establishment, one that sought to honor the history of the beloved Shanghai Red’s while introducing a more contemporary gastropub-inspired concept. The “Whisky” in Whisky Red’s nods to the restaurant’s extensive whiskey and cocktail program, designed to complement its innovative menu and appeal to a broader, more diverse clientele. Their menu offers fresh, high-quality ingredients and bold flavors, featuring a mix of comfort food classics and innovative seafood dishes that highlight the best of coastal California cuisine. Here are some of the standout dishes that capture the essence of Whisky Red’s offerings. Favorite MarinaDelRey.com Dishes Firecracker Shrimp: A perfect combination of heat…

  • Planta Cocina

    Planta Cocina

    At Planta Cocina, we believe in the power of plants to change the world. For our health, for the health of our communities, and for the health of our planet—plants are the key. In everything we do, we seek to understand, experiment with, and maximize the power of plants to nourish, inspire, and sustain. We strive to operate in a paperless and reduced-waste environment, eliminating paper cheques, printed materials, and one-time-use water bottles and coffee cups. Whenever possible, our menus reflect seasonality and available local produce to reduce the impact of long-haul transport. In climates that allow for it, such as Miami, we operate a rooftop garden at the restaurant, which supplies many fresh fruits and vegetables used in our dishes. 4625 Admiralty Way Ste. 104, Marina Del Rey, CA 90292 (310) 362-7730 he*********@pl******.com Monday – Thursday 11:30am – 10:00pm Friday 11:30am – 11:00pm Saturday 11:00am – 11:00pm Sunday 11:00am – 10:00pm RESERVATIONS

  • Rtiz

    Cast and Plow

    Located in the Ritz-Carlton, Cast and Plow is a superb dining experience and all the pleasure expected at the Ritz. Californians take pride in their food: where it comes from and how it’s presented. This is reflected in the hotel’s Marina del Rey-view restaurants. At Cast & Plow, colorful vegetables are paired with locally sourced seafood, and coastal cuisine is featured at the seasonal Wave Poolside Bar + Grill. Community-Made: the next generation of farm-to-table dining, featuring fresh neighborhood and local delicacies. Everyday: 7:00 AM-10:00 PM Dress Code: Casual Phone: +1 310-5744333 Website: www.RitzCarlton.com

  • Bizo Bar

    Biza Bar and Restaurant

    Enjoy marvelous sunsets and delicious fare at our waterfront restaurant in Marina del Rey. With Southern California inspired cuisine and a state-of-the art draft system for California wines, Brizo Bar & Restaurant is sure to become a local dining favorite. Dine in style on our outdoor patio overlooking the water. Enjoy breathtaking views of the marina while relishing in local craft beers and cocktails from the Terrace Deck Rooftop Bar. With a French cuisine inspired menu made with locally sourced ingredients, our restaurant is sure to become your favorite spot.

  • Beachside Restaurant & Bar

    Beachside Restaurant and Bar

    Located in the Jamaica Bay Inn and Overlooking Mother’s Beach, Beachside Restaurant & Bar is the perfect waterfront dining spot in Marina del Rey to savor fresh Californian cuisine and enjoy tranquil beach views, while others paddle board, swim, or build sandcastles on the shore. This favorite Marina del Rey restaurant on the water features a redesigned bar and dining room that open up onto our patio providing a one-of-a-kind al fresco dining experience.

  • Cheesecake

    Cheesecake Factory

    CheeseCake Factory’s menu has more than 250 dishes, made fresh from scratch, to order, every day. In the 1940s, Evelyn found a recipe in her local Detroit newspaper that inspired her “Original” cheesecake. Everyone loved her recipe so much she decided to open a small bakery, but eventually gave it up to focus on raising her children, David and Renee. She moved her baking equipment to her basement kitchen and continued to sell cakes to some of the best restaurants in town. In 1972, Evelyn Overton and her husband Oscar moved to Los Angeles to try one last time to have their own business. With the last of their savings, they opened The Cheesecake Factory Bakery and began selling Evelyn’s cheesecakes to restaurants throughout L.A. Their son David decided to open a restaurant in Beverly Hills in 1978 to showcase his mother’s cakes. Somehow, he just knew that a restaurant with an extensive dessert menu would be a hit. There was a line out the door on opening day. David then opened his second Cheesecake in Marina del Rey. More than forty years later, many say the line has never stopped!

  • Baja Cantina

    For over 40 years Baja Cantina has been serving authentic Mexican food and drinks in Marina Del Rey Baja Cantina opened its doors in September 1975 in a building that was built in the 1940’s as apartments to house the men working on the oil wells in the area.  The building was used as residences until the early 1960’s when it gradually became home to several little businesses. Baja Cantina was originally a hobby store & flower shop before it was transformed into the Mexican Restaurant that we all know & enjoy today.  The early 90’s saw Baja expand, absorbing the old location of the Brown Bagger, a breakfast and lunch spot. Today we are happy to serve the Marina del Rey, Venice and nearby areas in Los Angeles, CA.  We have spent decades making history here & look forward to spending decades more serving food & drinks with love!

  • Akbar

    Akbar Cuisine of India

    With a flavor bank of extensive Indian spices and wide range of Items to choose, you are unlikely to run out of options. A lot of care and responsibility has gone into making our Menu list. Combat your boring days with interesting flavors assured to steal your heart away. Our food menu finds the balance between classics and progressive Indian cuisine. Make your every meal, an interesting experience

  • 26 Beach

    26 Beach Restaurant

    26 beach Restaurant , was founded by Katsu, Yuki (his wife) and sons Bryan & Francis Mori, and has been in existence for 33 years; an impressive accomplishment in this day in age. Equally impressive is the Mori Family’s lineage in the food industry. In 1830, Katsu’s great grandfather, who was mentored by a Shogun chef, opened one of the first sushi houses in Tokyo, Japan and named it “Kamei Sushi”. Fast forward to 1982 and 26 Beach Restaurant was born in Venice, California, combining a menu of Japanese and American dishes. The lovely heated garden has a retractable roof to let the sunshine in, or keep the bad weather out. We can accommodate up to 50 in the garden, for all your special occasions & the dinning room holds 32 guests. We can also accommodate 100 if you would like to take over the entire restaurant. We have done weddings, bridal showers & baby showers, wrap parties for studios & celebrities. Let us know what you have in mind and we can work with you on that special event!