(310) 456-9800
23000 Pacific Coast Hwy
Malibu,
CA
90265
34.0365
-118.6782
Neighborhood: Eastern Malibu
What People Are Saying About Beach Comber Cafe
The Editor
Martha Burr
Citysearch
In Short – If you crave surf, sea and gimlets at sunset, then this idyllic spot perched on the reopened Malibu pier has it all. An obvious choice for locals and Malibu daytrippers, the scene is laidback and the ocean views are fabulous. The Malibu Pier was built privately in 1905, made public in 1934, and during World War II served as a Coast Guard lookout station. The restaurant flaunts a nostalgic yacht club kitsch with a glossy wood interior, stuffed marlins, sea green booths, vintage Malibu photos and porthole windows; the saltily delicious umbrella-dotted patio stands alone. As for…
10/24/08
The most innovative sauces that will add spice to your life!! mmmmmmm!!!
by andrea90265
Gourmet food in malibu!!! Finally!!! And it's surfside. Specialities that will rock your world and desserts .....words cannot describe!!!
p.s... the chef is HOOOOOT
- Pros: the food, the eye candy...
- Cons: none!
10/23/08
Loved it
by hbrou
Went for appetizers at sunset and enjoyed ourselves so much we went back the next day for breakfast. The drinks on the patio were deliciously dangerous and the tuna tacos were amazing. Breakfast was fantastically decadent and the view of the morning surf was a great way to start the day. Great service, too, thanks!
The Details on Beach Comber Cafe
When to Go:
The opulent Beachcomber weekend brunch, served from 7:30am until 4pm ($24.95 adults/$9.95 children), features white chocolate macadamia pancakes, filet mignon Cobb salad and wild mushroom and truffle mac-and-cheese. Brunch includes mimosa and coffee.
The Extras:
Adjacent to Surfrider Beach, this is a great place to watch the surfers; the pier also offers sport fishing daytrips on sportfishing boats (check website for details). A surf museum, whale watching tours and private charters are also fun pier activities.
What to Drink:
The full bar sports black leather bar chairs and deco-style tile murals from Malibu Potteries; a huge specialty cocktail menu includes the Royal Hawaiian Mai Tai, Zuma Surfer, Beachcomber, and Malibu Mudslide. An ample wine and champagne list focuses on California labels. Corkage is $15.
Where to Sit:
When the weather permits, the outdoor patio area is perfect for drinks and dining.
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