The Rose Venice
4.2$$$· ExpensivePermanently closedIconic Venice eatery and bakery known for California cuisine is permanently closed
The Rose Venice was a long-standing dining institution in Venice, California, famous for its rustic Californian menu, bustling bakery, and airy outdoor patios. A neighborhood staple on Rose Avenue for decades, the vibrant eatery hosted locals and visitors for breakfast, brunch, and dinner. The restaurant has permanently closed its doors and is no longer in operation.
History
Established in 1979, The Rose Venice has evolved from a small neighborhood bakery into a full-service restaurant known for its innovative cuisine and commitment to sustainability. The legacy of this eatery is intertwined with the vibrant history of Venice itself.
Expert notes
- Make a reservation to avoid waiting for a table, especially on weekends.
- Don't miss out on their house-baked pastries.
- Explore their extensive wine list for the perfect pairing.
Features
- Brunch
- Local ingredients
- Outdoor seating
- Seasonal menu
- Wine selection
Special occasion reservations
- Reservations can be made via their website or a phone call.
- For larger parties, it's advised to book well in advance.
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