Santa Monica Venues

Big Dean's Oceanfront Cafe, a quintessential beach bar right off the Santa Monica Pier is the best place to be for year round sunshine and beachside fun with a side of fish and chips.

Since 1931, this classic club has been a go-to nightlife spot for locals. Listen to live blues and rock music, watch burlesque dancers, and kick back with a cold one in a relaxed environment.

If you're looking to grab some brews with some cool Brits, the Britannia has got you and your friends covered this weekend.

A lovely and lively Irish pub, this joint features Irish breakfast all day long, and is a go-to for lunch, sports, and a hearty dinner.

With a prime location right on the Santa Monica Pier, this casual beach bar and grill is a top destination for fresh seafood and classic pub grub. Surfboards decorate the laid-back space, and live bands perform on the weekends.

Clover-colored, casual hangout that is often full of sports fans, this Irish tavern and gastro pub serves classic Irish favorites and traditional New England cuisine with California flair. Play darts or a round of pool with your friends, try the karaoke,

Find a little bit of everything at this multi-room sports lounge: ping pong, darts, pool, bingo, dancing and of course - several huge flat-screen TVs. It's a top-ranked sports bar with elevated pub cuisine and weekend brunch specials.

Library Alehouse is a vibrant and spirited hangout in Santa Monica, where beer enthusiasts can indulge in a lively atmosphere filled with laughter, craft brews, and good times.

This upscale steakhouse overlooking the captivating beachside view is known for their impeccable cuts and extensive wine list. An ideal spot to impress a date.

Dive into the just-caught seafood at this sophisticated restaurant's extensive raw bar. Open until midnight on weekend evenings, this Ocean Avenue establishment is right across from the beach – and has the beautiful views to match.

Discover fine dining at this old school restaurant, which specializes in authentic Italian cuisine with Sicilian influences. Quiet and romantic, it has been a mainstay of the LA Italian dining scene for over four decades.