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La Botte Ristorante
Address: 620 Santa Monica Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90401
A hop, skip, and a jump down from the main thoroughfare of Santa Monica Boulevard in Santa Monica, you'll find La Botte. Meaning “wine bottle” in Italian, La Botte is owner Stefano de Lorenzo’s upgraded version of his popular, postage-stamp-sized Piccolo Ristorante in neighboring Venice. The wine concept glows in a warmly elegant décor of variegated wine stained wood flooring and wine cask wainscoting. A “vino paradiso” exists in La Botte’s 1,600 bottles of wine. Chef Luigi Fineo creatively infuses contemporary freshness into the Northern Italian appetizers, pasta, and entrees for an authentic Italian dining experience that will have you begging for more.
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Spark Woodfire Grill
Address: 9575 W. Pico Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90035
Spark Woodfire Grill serves all the great food you’d want in a fine steak restaurant, in a chic, laid back atmosphere. With partner locations in Studio City and Huntington Beach, Spark is known for its open-hearth wood fire oven, mesquite grill, and steak broiler. The menu features fine steaks, but also offers home-cooking favorites you might not expect. Hamburgers, baby back ribs, lasagna, and a selection of wood fired pizzas offer a range of dinner options. Located in West Los Angeles near Beverly Hills, Spark has a full bar with a great happy hour and extensive facilities for private parties and events.
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La Serenata De Garibaldi
Address: 1416 4th Street, Santa Monica, CA 90401
After building a following for twelve years in Boyle Heights, Jose and Aurora Rodriguez opened a second branch of their traditional Mexican restaurant near Santa Monica’s Third Street Promenade in 1997. During the week, La Serenata attracts nearby office workers, and weekends bring daters and tourists. The south-of-the-border décor features cast iron chandeliers, faux balconies, and a gazebo-like kiosk with a Spanish tile roof. La Serenata specializes in seafood like jumbo shrimp and market-fresh fish paired with an array of salsas. For dessert, Jose and Aurora’s son, Marco Antonio, contributes tres leches cake and flan.
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L'Opera
Address: 101 Pine Avenue, Long Beach, CA 90802
As you ascend the marble steps and enter L’Opera between two massive columns, it is as if you are stepping off a great Florentine piazza into a historic monument. Once inside, the dining room appears surprisingly modern, and it is this mix of antiquity and modernity that gives L’Opera its elegance. Serving Northern Italian cuisine in a refined setting, L’Opera offers a stunning dining experience, with warm and friendly service, a comfortably elegant ambiance, and exquisite cuisine.
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Second Story
Address: 3501 Sepulveda Blvd., Manhattan Beach, CA 90266
Larkspur Hotels’ takeover of the boutique Belamar Hotel resulted in a $5 million renovation. No space benefited more than the second floor restaurant, which debuted as Second Story in March 2008 with an early 70’s vibe and a compelling menu of American comfort food from Chef Vania Almeida. The restaurant, situated less than a mile from the Pacific Ocean, draws a mix of hotel guests, locals and neighborhood businesspeople. Second Story serves three meals daily, with the most ambitious food surfacing at night, highlighted by horseradish crusted Alaskan halibut with organic mushroom risotto and honey roasted chicken breast with Parmesan polenta and roasted pistachio Brussels sprouts.
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