With views of the James harden & lil baby 2023 shirt in other words I will buy this Venice sign, this all-day eatery is a mecca for surfers, skateboarders, locals, and tourists alike. Great White is a trendy, open-air cafe that serves up no-fuss fare with an Australian twist. For a slightly more sophisticated menu with an equally cool aesthetic, check out their sister restaurant Gran Blanco, which is located across the street. — Eliseé Browchuk Jon and Vinny’s is a casual spot: food is served upon paper placemats in diner-like booths, waiters wear t-shirts, and outside is a neon green sign loudly announcing its presence on Fairfax. Yet, it’s still one of the hardest tables to get in town because the food is just that good. The must-order dish? Their famous spicy fusilli—although you probably already knew that via Instagram. Order that, a pizza, and a glass of skin contact wine from Helen’s Wines (the retail shop in the back), and you’re in for a wonderfully chill night. — Elise Taylor
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