Superba Food + Bread Venice

"Superba is offering a pre-order menu (available at all four locations, including their newest in Hollywood) with an assortment of turkey, heritage ham, vegan stuffing, cranberry orange chutney, and classic pecan pie. Click here to order." - kat hong, nikko duren, garrett snyder

"The all-day standby in Venice is offering a special $110 dinner package for two that includes little gem salad, short rib, broccoli with caramelized yogurt, and strawberry-white chocolate custard. Pickup only." - brant cox

"Sometimes a standby like Superba Food + Bread is worth remembering for low-key nights where the goal is to not be in the most packed dining room in town. Here, you can consistently get a table and eat tried-and-true favorites like the garlic-rubbed roast chicken, served with a crisp spring lettuce salad and green goddess vinaigrette. Nightly specials keep the menu from getting stale; during the day, brunchers and lunchers can enjoy a solo table or group outing for all-day favorites and some of its famous homemade breads." - Eater Staff

"Superba is taking pie preorders at all four locations through November 17th or until sold out, so get ’em while you can. Choose between honey-crisp apple, pumpkin with pumpkin spiced whipped cream, and classic pecan." - sylvio martins

"Let’s take a moment to consider Sister Act 2: Back In The Habit . It may have been a hasty follow-up to a very successful movie featuring singing and dancing nuns, with almost the exact same storyline, but somehow it was also better. It has Lauryn Hill before everyone realized she was a genius (and before things went a little off the rails), Jennifer Love Hewitt before she became insufferable, and even more Maggie Smith dancing than we could have hoped for. Basically, Superba Food + Bread is the Sister Act 2 of Venice restaurants. Originally billed as a more casual version of the restaurant you couldn’t get a table at in 2012, Superba Snack Bar, Food + Bread has now outlasted its big sister. Food + Bread does a lot of what the old Superba did well (pasta, brunch, those brussels sprouts), but has come into its own as one of those all-day spots Venice locals love to hang out at. The space - on a corner of Lincoln that’s quickly becoming a more relaxed alternative to Abbot Kinney - is big, open, and pretty dang beautiful. Prime position is on the side patio, but you’ll also be able to walk inside any time of day and get a seat almost immediately. Daytime is when all the action is, whether it’s coffee meetings that turn into lunch, or a boozed-up Sunday brunch. But Superba Food + Bread is also our evening secret weapon - nights are never that busy and the food is consistently good, even better and more interesting than it needs to be at this kind of spot. Probably best of all, in a part of town that is full of places (and people) that are trying pretty hard, Superba Food + Bread isn’t. These guys know what they do, and do it well, without trying to invent the wheel. See, we told you: the Sister Act 2 of restaurants." - Jess Basser Sanders