Housed in a 1922 landmark that sheltered the Beat Generation writers and artists known as the Holy Barbarians, this oceanfront haunt once drew Jack Kerouac and Charles Bukowski to its bohemian refuge. Today's incarnation serves Baja-Med cuisine and signature cocktails beneath the same roof where poets recited verse and embraced jazz as their anthem. The second-floor panoramic views over the Venice boardwalk remain as hypnotic as ever.
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