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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
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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
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Kayak or Paddleboard with Sea Lions
On this small-group kayaking or paddleboard tour, you’ll hit the scenic coastlines of Marina del Ray for a hands-on nature immersion. Learn kayaking or paddleboard techniques from your guide, and get a chance to spot local wildlife like sea lions, dolphins, and different varieties of seabird. Tours are capped at only seven participants for a personalized experience. A small-group paddleboard or kayaking excursion in Marina del Ray Escape the bustle of the city and enjoy an invigorating adventure on the Pacific Learn about the local environment and marine life from your guide Head down the main channel of the famous marina, and spot wildlife species What’s Included Life jacket Kayak or Stand Up Paddle Board (we offer 2 double kayaks, 2 single kayaks and 4 SUPs on first come first served basis) Towel Sunscreen Meeting And Pickup Meeting point: 4242 Via Marina 4242 Via Marina, Marina Del Rey, CA 90292 Meet your guide at the entrance of The Hive cafe Marina del Rey, located at the AMLI apartment complex. The closest parking is Parking Lot #11 at 14101 Panay Way, Marina Del Rey, CA 90292. End point: This activity ends back at the meeting point. What To Expect You will…
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Champagne Brunch Cruise
Overview It’s time for a magical ocean escape on a luxury yacht. Start your Los Angeles brunch cruise off right in beautiful Marina del Rey. We’ll welcome you aboard with a bottomless glass of champagne. Then we’ll invite your private table where you will enjoy a limited time, seated brunch spread featuring various classic American breakfast dishes, seasonal lunch entrees, and richly decadent desserts. You’ll enjoy relaxing jazz music and gorgeous views of Southern California’s world-famous beaches, luxury yachts, and delightful sea life. Includes Two-hour yacht brunch cruise Brunch Menu Featuring Seasonal Dishes Free-flowing champagne, sparkling cider, and Mimosas with hosted soda, juice, coffee, tea and water Background Jazz via Satellite Radio Sparkling coastal ocean views – great photo opportunities! The Brunch Premium Bloody Mary Special for Two is available during booking along with other enhancements including boarding photos, captain’s hats, and a Premium Celebration Package for Two! Schedule Saturday & Sunday Boarding at 10:30AM | Cruising 11:00AM – 1:00PM Give yourself plenty of time for parking, walking to the boat, and check-in at the dock. Where to Meet Departs from Fisherman’s Village Marina, 13755 Fiji Way Fisherman’s Village Parking is easy and convenient There are several electronic pay stations located throughout the parking lot. They…
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Courtyard by Marriott
Located in Los Angeles, a 5-minute walk from Venice Beach, Courtyard by Marriott Marina del Rey has accommodations with a bar and private parking. With a restaurant, the 3-star hotel has air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi, each with a private bathroom. The property provides a 24-hour front desk and a business center for guests. All rooms have a flat-screen TV, and some rooms at the hotel have a balcony. Guests at Courtyard by Marriott Marina del Re can enjoy an American breakfast. Marina Del Rey Beach is a 6-minute walk from the accommodation, while Dockweiler State Beach is 0.9 miles from the property. The nearest airport is Los Angeles International Airport, 3.7 miles from Courtyard by Marriott Marina del Rey.
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Marina del Rey Hotel
This hotel is located on the world’s largest man-made boat harbor and features an outdoor pool and an on-site restaurant. Los Angeles International Airport is 10 minutes’ drive away. Free WiFi access and cable TV are available in rooms at Marina Del Rey Hotel. Other helpful amenities include an iron and a hairdryer. The on-site SALT Restaurant & Bar serves contemporary California cuisine for brunch, happy hour and dinner. Hotel Marina del Rey offers over 10,000 square feet of meeting and banquet space. An on-site business center, as well as the front desk, which is open 24 hours a day. It also offers a sundeck with a marina view and bike hires. Venice Beach is 2 miles from Marina del Rey Hotel. The Santa Monica Pier is 4.5 miles away.
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The History of Marina del Rey
Marina Del Rey is the largest man-made harbor in the United States. As one of Southern California’s most prized recreational areas, Marina del Rey is the realization of a dream that spans more than 100 years. What began as the vision of a 19th century real estate speculator has endured bankruptcy, unsympathetic government reports, two world wars and mother nature, to become a popular destination for day visitors, tourists, water sports enthusiasts and business travelers. It all began in 1887 when real estate developer, M. C. Wicks envisioned turning the Playa del Rey estuary into a major commercial harbor. Working under the auspices of the Santa Fe railroad, Wicks’ Ballona Development Co. invested $300,000 to develop the area but went bankrupt three years later. A visitor to the estuary in those days would have found no sailors, but plenty of duck hunters. A quarter of a century later, nothing much had changed. In 1916, the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers reported that it was impractical to develop the Playa del Rey inlet and basin as a major harbor. Marina proponents had another go at it in 1936, when Congress authorized reconsideration of the previous negative report, and a year…
Official Guide To Marina del Rey, California
