Rose Cafe is a vibrant, boho-chic Venice eatery with expansive patios and a rustic Californian menu, perfect for brunch or casual hangouts.
"Closed after 45 years in business, reminding people not to take neighborhood restaurants for granted." - Eater Staff
"A Westside favorite in Venice known for its daytime dining experience." - Eater Staff
"Iconic Venice restaurant relaunched by Sprout Restaurant Group and chef Jason Neroni in 2015, closed on December 15, 2024." - Eater Staff
"Whatever kind of lunch you want to have in Venice, the Rose Cafe probably can accommodate you. This giant, all-day spot has a full-service restaurant, a coffee shop, a patio for working from and a patio for eating on, a bar, and an escape room. Okay, it doesn’t have an escape room, but Rose works for pretty much everything. If you need to scarf down a salad while you finish that report, you can use the wifi and work away in a much nicer setting than nearby coffee shops. But if you want to have a proper long lunch, you’ll probably have a good time too. Get the grilled cauliflower t-bone, which is a thing, and is actually delicious." - jess basser sanders, amy clark
"Ray Garcia has revamped the menu at The Rose, removing pizzas and adding dishes that feature seasonal produce. Highlights include a panzanella salad, mussel escabeche, and a whole grilled American wagyu New York steak." - Eater Staff