Los Angeles Restaurant Guide - Culver City Restaurants
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In the shadow of several famous studios and film production sites, the restaurants of Culver City place often feel as if they were taken right out of a television or movie moment. A surprisingly large city filled with people harboring even larger dreams, it's no surprise that Culver City's restaurants have become the meeting place for major film studio heads and famous directors. Many big-screen deals have been brokered over brunch at these trendy bistros and many careers have taken off over crepes at a street-side table. More so than any other destination in LA, Culver City can boast its distinction as the set of many beloved moments in film history. Situated between streets now immortalized on the moving canvases of Hollywood are restaurants offering menu options named for famous scenes, stars and characters. For the best post-work refreshment, many bars and restaurants offer happy-hour menus sure to exceed the expectations of even the most discriminating taste buds.
9543 Culver Blvd, Culver City, CA 90232
Contemporary American.
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3280 Helms Ave., Los Angeles CA 90034
Asian. BEACON: An Asian Café is not hard to find, thanks to its glowing blue marquee and reputation for California-Asian-European cuisine. Headed by Executive Chef Kazuto Matsusaka (formerly of Wolfgang Puck's fame) and Vicki Fan, top quality is common standard at this Los Angeles restaurant in Culver City. Some dishes include Albacore BLT, Tokyo-style avocado salad, miso-braised short ribs, and cheeseburgers with apple-smoked bacon. Culinary influences include Chinese and Japanese fusion with European food. Los Angeles magazine voted BEACON: An Asian Café as one of LA's top 25 restaurants.
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9727 Culver Blvd., Culver City CA 90232
French. Dinner at Bistro de L'Hermitage is “like a night in Paris,” as one happy patron expressed it. This Los Angeles French restaurant in Culver City features a café inside and a casual outdoor patio, where patrons can bask in the California sun. The bar features a good number of wine selections and the staff will ensure that any romantic dinner or business lunch will go perfectly. Bon appetite!
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9531 Culver Blvd., Los Angeles CA 90232
Gastro Pub. Old-time classic American food and contemporary gourmet classics are available at Ford's Filling Station. Founded and run by Executive Chef Benjamin Ford (son of star actor Harrison Ford), this Los Angeles restaurant in Culver City offers a special blend of California-Mediterranean cuisine. The bar offers exotic cocktails like the pomegranate & jalapeno margarita and the blackberry gin, as well as a selection of various wines.
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9411 Culver Blvd., Culver City CA 90232
French. Terra cotta and farmhouse stones décor make diners feel the comfort of the Italian & French countryside in Fraiche Restaurant. This Los Angeles French & Italian restaurant in Culver City offers the freshest seasonal ingredients and signature dishes from Executive Chef Jason Travi and Pastry Chef Miho Travi. Fraiche Restaurant has been reviewed by the New York Times and named by Los Angeles Magazine as “best new restaurant.”
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9540 Washington Blvd., Culver City CA 90232
Korean. Gyenari Korean BBQ & Lounge is destination for Korean barbeque mixed with California influences and organic ingredients. The modern décor includes marble flooring, brick walls and wooden paneling that give a contemporary atmosphere. A mix of signature dishes include silken tofu salad, burgers, spicy Seoul chicken and bulgogi. The bar lounge features sake, soju, wine, cocktails and other spirits.
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9240 Culver Blvd., Culver City CA 90232
Sushi. Sushi bar aficionados and those looking for Japanese-French fusion food will find K-Zo a suitable dining choice. This Los Angeles restaurant in Culver City is owned by Sushi Chef Keizo Ishiba, who has over thirty years experience from around the world. Favorite sushi dishes include salmon sashimi, unagi rolls, and eggplant with miso. Ratuoille and crab cakes are other entrees available. Special lunch combos and prix fixe dinners give extra menu options.
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9546 Washington Blvd., Culver City CA 90232
American. Chicago-style dining is now offered in California, thanks to Rush Street restaurant. This Culver City restaurant is designed to be a bar-focused hangout with a restaurant incorporated, similar to establishments at the Chicago-strip. Rush Street is a creation of “Chi-town“ native Brian McKeaney and partnered with an established Hollywood producer and Emmy-winning writer. This bar & restaurant is open late every night and offers its own micro-brews. Weekends offer a casual brunch meal.
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