Best Lunch Restaurants in Venice Beach

"Truth be told, all of Huckleberry's baked goods look insane. I ate there with my friend last semester and we both could not decide what to try for a solid 15 minutes because we were so overwhelmed by all the sweet joy our eyes were beholding. Although they're not technically a cookie, their maple bacon scones brought me right back to my days living as an expat in London last semester."

"Photo courtesy of Huckleberry Bakery Photo by Matt Armendariz. Everything Huckleberry Bakery & Cafe serves is made on site, using top-quality ingredients, including organic flour, Vahlrona chocolate and farmers' market produce. As the menu explains, their offerings are "almost exclusively" organic and GMO free, sourced from local growers every day."

"Sandwiches , Cafe/Bakery"

"Have you ever even dined in LA if you haven’t dined on the patio at The Rose?. Clearly, it’s a must. LA loves it for a reason, and that reason is you can always count on them to knock it out of the park."

"The Rose is built for the current times thanks to its large footprint and giant shaded outdoor patio. It’s all great for hanging out and downing drinks and food from chef Jason Neroni."

"American , Cafe/Bakery"

"From Business: Russell's is an all American diner serving comfort food. We served traditional American breakfast, lunch and dinner all day. We also have a very good list of…"

"On Tuesday morning April 5, 2016 I had breakfast at Russell's in Pasadena. Beautiful vintage neon sign. Oh yes, nice place to eat and good food!"

"From Business: The Farm of Beverly Hills serves innovative American cuisine daily for Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner at 439 N Beverly Drive in the heart of Beverly Hills."

"Japanese , Brunch"

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"Hailed as the first ever World Surfing Reserve by the non-profit Save the Waves Coalition, Surfrider Beach boasts amazing surf breaks right in the shadow of the Malibu Pier. As part of the Malibu Lagoon State Beach, the impressive swells created by Malibu Point draw waveriders of all ages and experience. Non-surfers can pack a picnic and play in the sand, bird watch on a walk through the lagoon and even try saltwater fishing up on the pier."

"Head down the path from the bluff and you’ll discover the beautiful tranquility of Malibu Lagoon State Beach where the creek meets the ocean. This wetland area is home to hundreds of species of migratory birds and just a great place to have a stroll. Take a moment, too, to look into the Malibu Lagoon Museum at Adamson House to learn more about the history of the town, and enjoy some of the best views over the beach."

"Malibu Lagoon State Beach is often interchanged with Malibu Surfrider Beach. Both are found on the Pacific Coast. Surfrider sits on the Expect to pay $12 of parking your vehicle here."

"Paradise Cove (28128 Pacific Coast Highway) is a picturesque bay surrounded by cliffs. We think it is important to mention that there are tanning beds and a restaurant, which can be good for some and a downside for others, depending on what you want. If you are looking for a long and quiet beach, this is not for you, but in our opinion, it is worth coming here anyway."

"Parking: Parking can be expensive at $35 Monday- Friday and $50 on weekends and holidays. If you purchase at least $30 at the café, you’ll get a much-reduced rate for four hours’ worth of parking; $8 Monday-Friday and $10 on weekends and holidays. Amenities: Dining nearby and beach chairs."

"Paradise Cove is a public beach fronting a privately-owned facility. As such, the admission here can be a bit pricey. But visitors can’t deny that it’s one of the top beaches in this Southern California city."

"Truth be told, all of Huckleberry's baked goods look insane. I ate there with my friend last semester and we both could not decide what to try for a solid 15 minutes because we were so overwhelmed by all the sweet joy our eyes were beholding. Although they're not technically a cookie, their maple bacon scones brought me right back to my days living as an expat in London last semester."

"Photo courtesy of Huckleberry Bakery Photo by Matt Armendariz. Everything Huckleberry Bakery & Cafe serves is made on site, using top-quality ingredients, including organic flour, Vahlrona chocolate and farmers' market produce. As the menu explains, their offerings are "almost exclusively" organic and GMO free, sourced from local growers every day."

"Sandwiches , Cafe/Bakery"

"Many would argue that Milo & Olive has some of the best wood-fired pizza on the West Side. The menu is entirely ingredient-driven—using only fresh cheeses and local produce. Make sure to order the Garlic Knot, which is stuffed with whole garlic cloves and olive oil."

"The pastry case at Milo & Olive is truly a sight to be seen. With a veritable crew of talented bakers laminating croissant and kouign amann dough daily, its no wonder these flaky pastries sell so quickly."