This Malibu bar attracts thong-n-sarong natives and local celebs.
(424) 644-6457
28128 Pacific Coast Hwy
(Paradise Cove Road)
Malibu,
CA
90265
34.0244
-118.7856
Neighborhood: Central Malibu
Paradise Cove Beach Cafe
Last updated 11.20.09
What People Are Saying About Paradise Cove Beach Cafe
The Owner
Paradise Cove Beach Cafe
Owner
Bob Morris' Paradise Cove Beach Cafe is the only restaurant in Malibu that is right on the sand with its own private beach and cove. The next time you're trying to think of where to bring your family, date or loved one for dinner, consider Paradise Cove. Enjoy the beach, the people, the food and the giant mile high chocolate cakes. It's romantic, with a private cove, ocean views, jazz nights and delicious seafood. Come for breakfast, brunch, lunch and dinner, or just to hang out and relax with a drink. Our breakfast menu includes items such as Belgian waffles, pancakes, breakfast burritos,…
The Editor
Contributor
Citysearch
In Short – This secluded spot is the quintessential beach bar and restaurant. Sarong-wearing locals drink Coronas from icy buckets two feet from the water, while barefoot diners snag seats in the sand after ordering food and drinks. Large groups and families wait for tables overlooking the Pacific at the full-service restaurant inside. Sesame-encrusted ahi tuna steak sandwich is a lunch favorite, while seafood dinners include iced platters filled with poached shrimp, shucked oysters and king crab legs.
10/18/09
Not worth the view!!
by AB08 at Citysearch
Pay to park regardless of the style in which you choose to stay. Poor staff with unpleasant attitudes. Meals were very greasy and over priced. Nothing tasted very fresh considering the hype that they establish in the menu. Lastly, sick all night with stomach cramps due to fish and chips and tacos. You can have it!
- Pros: Nice View
- Cons: Everything else
09/01/09
DON'T EVER THINK ABOUT GOING HERE
by Angie C at Citysearch
Food was awful and the waiter was rude and charged extra food item on menu. When confronted with the manager, the manager said it was a mistake and did not do anything. After reading other reviews, I believe now that the owner/manager push the waiters to add extra items on receipts for profit.
- Pros: None
- Cons: WORST EVERYTHING
07/24/09
Hate to say this, but I got seafood illness after 1st visit
by chaplet at Citysearch
Paid $25 to park and then later got sick (cramping) after eating the seafood fish tacos...what more can I say?
- Pros: beach
- Cons: seafood quality - expensive parking & food
The Details on Paradise Cove Beach Cafe
Where to Sit:
The beach bar--which is really just chairs in the sand--is one of the most popular spots on the coast.
Parking:
Parking is free for three hours if you sit in the bar area, and for two hours if you sit outside, with validation. Otherwise, it's $20.
Parking:
Parking is $3 for four hours with validation, but you need to spend at least $20 on food and/or drinks. Otherwise, the parking fee alone is $20.
Where to Sit:
The beach bar--which is really just chairs in the sand--is one of the most popular spots on the coast.
When to Go:
In keeping with the venue's long history as a set for TV shows like "Gidget" and films such as "Beach Blanket Bingo," movies are still occasionally shot at the private, secluded location.
Where to Sit:
The beach bar--which is really just chairs in the sand--is one of the most popular spots on the coast.
Parking:
Parking is free for three hours if you sit in the bar area, and for two hours if you sit outside, with validation. Otherwise, it's $20.
Parking:
Parking is $3 for four hours with validation, but you need to spend at least $20 on food and/or drinks. Otherwise, the parking fee alone is $20.
Where to Sit:
The beach bar--which is really just chairs in the sand--is one of the most popular spots on the coast.
When to Go:
In keeping with the venue's long history as a set for TV shows like "Gidget" and films such as "Beach Blanket Bingo," movies are still occasionally shot at the private, secluded location.
Category:
Payment Methods:
American Express, Discover, Visa, MasterCard
Bar & Pub Special Features:
Restaurant Special Features:
Family-Friendly Dining, Celeb Hangout, Waterfront Dining, View Dining, Lunch Spot, Breakfast, Brunch, Outdoor Dining, Hidden Find, Online Reservations, Group Dining, Dine At The Bar, Bar Scene
General Info:
Open 7 Days
Cuisine:
Bar & Club Special Features:
Specialty Cocktails, Outdoor Seating, Romantic Nightlife, All Ages
Message from Paradise Cove Beach Cafe
- Nightly Specials
- Live Jazz and Mariachi Band
- Kid-friendly beach
Bob Morris' Paradise Cove Beach Cafe is the only restaurant in Malibu that is right on the sand with its own private beach and cove. The next time you're trying to think of where to bring your family, date or loved one for dinner, consider Paradise Cove. Enjoy the beach, the people, the food and the giant mile high chocolate cakes. It's romantic, with a private cove, ocean views, jazz nights and delicious seafood.
Come for breakfast, brunch, lunch and dinner, or just to hang out and relax with a drink. Our breakfast menu includes items such as Belgian waffles, pancakes, breakfast burritos, French toast and double cheese egg omelets. For lunch, we have lots of sandwiches to choose from, a salad bar and appetizers.
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