Rush Street

Love the sliders… Especially the beef ones! I recommend going there for brunch. The Chicago style scene is really cool with great music and always a place where you can catch a good game!

This place has created a nice upbeat environment to dance like nobody’s watching and have a few drinks with friends. Friday and Saturday nights are good times to go. The bartenders upstairs are a amazing!

The food is great, vibe is great. If you’re looking for nice ambiance/​chill vibe go during the week. If you want more of a lounge, drink enough to dance vibe, then go on Friday or Saturday when the DJ is spinning up stairs. There is also bottle service and a new stripper pole if you’re really ready for a good time. No cover charge, classy, great service, awesome food! Super dope spot in Culver City!
–The baked mac and cheese is EVERYTHING! If you go you HAVE to try it!
–It’s a perfect date night or a singles night!

I am surprised that this place doesn’t have higher reviews. I’ve been here a few times… Twice at night and once for lunch. The food is good, the Moscow mules are delicious. I mostly enjoyed when I came here at night because it’s a restaurant down stairs, dancing upstairs and a lounge outside on the balcony upstairs. It gets a little crowded at night. It’s a classy place and I will be back soon.

The location and interior is awesome, so are the drinks and the super cute server.
The food was a toss up. The ahi burger and mac and cheese were phenomenal.
My friend ordered the crab rolls which were just gross, not even edible.
And also the HUGE Ceasar salad was one of the worst salads I ever tried. The lettuce looked like it’s been through hell and back and it was mostly the bottoms of the lettuce where the root ends are. So wrong.
Our bill was close to a $ 100 but we barely touched two of the plates but didn’t bother taking them back.

Meh… I don’t know if I would come back here unless it was for work. It looks nice from far and things are clean but the food is overpriced and average at best. Even at happy hour prices, I felt a little ripped off. I guess that’s the price when you have such nice expensive real estate.
I have no complaints about the drinks and they have plenty of TVs to watch whatever game you desire. They even have a nice patio in the back on the second floor. The service was excellent too.
My friends think it smells funny in there but they may just be crazy.

Ahi tuna salad is good. The place, however, is weird. It’s a restaurant, but quickly turns into a loud nightclub/​bar/​restaurant that is not a dinner atmosphere or a bar atmosphere and nobody dances. There was a pretty sick DJ and nobody wanted to dance. Wack. The people in the upstairs «lounge» just stare at each other. This place tries to be everything but ends up not really being anything. No matter what you wear you will feel overdressed and underdressed

I’ve been to Rush Street several times and overall I’ve had positive experiences. I’ve tried several of the dishes– including the Mediterranean Hummus Plate, Roasted Cherry Tomato, Pesto & Fresh Mozzarella Ricotta flatbread, Falafel Burger, Miso-​Glazed Salmon, Baked Mac & Cheese and Truffle Asiago Fries. I have not been disappointed by a single item– everything tastes really fresh! My only complaint is the service. The servers tend to be unattentive which can be a bit frustrating. There is also the upstairs lounge area, which is fun for grabbing a cocktail or two with friends. Overall, it’s a good spot, just be prepared for the service to move a little slowly.

THE place to be in culver city… Heck… THE place to be in LA! I love this place for its drinks and atmosphere. It’s trendy. Very trendy. Parking can be a bear and don’t leave your car on the street past midnight cause that’s a 60 $ ticket. The cocktails are 11 – 13 $ and super delicious.
BEST bar in town

Visited on a Sunday morning with some friends after a run. Place looks nice. Menu is acceptable. A little pricey. The service was not so well. Our server never came to the table to ask if everything is ok. He seemed to have a negative attitude and was kinda snippy when asked questions. We where 7 crammed into a both. When finally the bill came. Everything was put on one bill which was confusing and he rang all the separate cards and amounts wrong. It took three times to get it right. Finally we got outta there. I don’t think I personally will recommend this establishment to friends or myself will return there. On the other hand the food was good.

Great drinks and great food. We went for fora birthday party and ate dinner downstairs before moving upstairs to the club.
Dinner: lobster egg rolls were good. Guacamole was poor and i would recommend it. I ordered the ribeye for dinner. It was great — perfectly cooked and well-​seasoned. That’s saying something coming from an Okie who lives in Texas (beef country). The Brussels sprouts and mashed potato sides were good enough to slap someone’s mama over.
Club: Attentive wait staff and it didn’t take too long to get a drink from the bar. The security guard walking around wearing a long black trench coat (shaft, as I referred to him) was a bit over the top. The music wasn’t great.

Wanted a place to catch up with a friend. We can here for a drink and snacks at the bar.
Ordered lobster egg rolls. And guacamole.
The egg rolls were good with two kind of dipping sauce.
Guacamole was average but it was homemade.
I would order the egg rolls again.
Staff was alright.
The front desk girls were bored but our bartender was super friendly.

Updating my review since I think that they may be more organized since my last one. I’ve been here a couple of times, but I must emphasize that this is NOT a Sports Bar. That’s what the manager told me and he’s basically right. They’ve got a decent amount of t.v.‘s (5 along the bar) in the place and they do have the NFL package, but they made it pretty clear in their selection of games that they don’t really follow sports and they don’t like to budge once they’v selected their games.
All fine, still better than nothing. I do wish more sports bars devoted one t.v. to the redzone knowing how fantasy football is so dominant in the sports bar crowd (and that way they might actually get lucky and have an overtime game on one of the t.v.‘s).
Rocco’s is the sports bar, which is around the corner, but this place is much more higher end in it’s feel. Decent food.

I can’t believe I’ve been here so many times and never wrote a review so I made sure to take proper photos on my last visit…
I started off with their Fruit Punch Mason Jar and give it 5 solid stars! Made with Ciroc Amaretto Vodka, orange juice, cranberry juice, Sprite and sour, if you love fruity drinks then this one’s for you!
Next I shared their baked mac & cheese with a friend. The cheesy gooeyness is always a delight.
Finally I had the beef sliders. Simple and delicious. And I topped it off with their truffle Asiago fries. Those are the ABSOLUTE BEST!!! I even ask for extra truffle oil and cheese because I can’t get enough. :-)
This is a great spot for a date night or a good place to hang with friends. While I’ve never used it, there’s even a great lounge upstairs along with outdoor seating so it’s a nice spot for a small event as well. I’m usually here at least once a year for a birthday party or two and doubt that’ll change anytime soon.
Get the truffle fries!

Funny… this is the one place in Downtown Culver City I did NOT want to visit, and now I’m here and I’m diggin’ it!
I’ve been here a few times previously — a couple of times to eat and a couple of times for birthday shindigs. I’ve decided (tonight) that I prefer it for hanging out, as opposed to food consumption. The DJ is spinning some great tunes — everything from Onyx to Soul for Real to Destiny’s Child to ‘Pac! When my friend and I were at Public School 310, I said two things… I wanna dance and I don’t wanna go to Rush Street. Funny that the place I didn’t want to be is where I found what I wanted.
The second story is quite groovy with its full bar, dance area, and stripper pole…

Definitely one of my more favorite sports bar type restaurants. The atmosphere is nice and they have quite a few games playing. Never had a problem getting seated.
They have a very nice burger and fries here. The burger is very good and the fries are served a plenty. Haven’t tried anything else on the menu though since a burger, fries, and beer is the quintessential gamely food for watching college football.
It’s definitely a nice place to go and kick back and watch the game though if you happen to be in Culver City. Will certainly be back at some point.

I must return here again, and again, and again.
I came here for a friend’s birthday party (which was handled quite smoothly thanks to staff).
Initially, this place gave off a sports bar kind of vibe, which threw me off with the décor.
But the food, the food speaks so much more of it.
I had a quinoa, kale, and flat iron steak salad.
I paired it with an Ace pineapple cider (kale and this cider, go so well).
The salad was dressed perfectly.
My steak cooked and seasoned just right (the chef here knows what they’re doing!).
Again, I must revisit.

Is there such a thing as too much truffle?
Yes, yes there is! And it’s at Rush Street!
The truffle fries here were on steroids with the amount of flavors from the truffle oil, cheese and herbs and came in the biggest bowl ever.
That said, they are by far the best I have ever had, and I have eaten a lot of truffle fries in all my gastropub gallivanting.
They sure beat those silly Lay’s truffle fries «do us a flavor» contest chips out right now.
Also, they serve their Moscow mules in real copper cups — thank you! — so they stay super nice and cold the way they should be.
The burger here was better than Father’s Office (!) I thought too because you can really taste the delicious meat and you get nice grill marks on the buns.
There are three areas to this super hip, classy, clean and modern hangout spot: the main dining area downstairs with the big bar… the upstairs bar and small lounge area… the outdoor larger lounge.
This place is the perfect place to go anytime, anywhere, and with anyone.

We never make it out to Culver city, since our new friends live nearby, and we wanted to watch the fight of the century, so I picked this place. We knew the fight watching was gonna sell out real fast, so we called to make a reservation a week earlier. And there was this drama, the host girl must have written down hubby’s number wrong, she couldn’t reach him to sign the contract for the fight reservation, even though hubby gave out his credit card number while making the reservation. So they didn’t have our names on the list when we arrived, and they were completely sold out for the fight! Boy was I getting upset! Then the gentleman at the door was being very polite and helpful, he managed to find us a nice sofa seat at the lounge upstairs! Well done! very professional indeed!
So that was taken care of, we spent a few hours eating and drinking at the lounge until the fight was over. The craft cocktails were so good, they have some spicy drinks, like spicy mule, margarita and martini, we tried all of them, and they were all so strong and tasty! The mule and margarita were slightly spicy, but the martini was very spicy!
And we ordered quite a few appetizers to share. Turkey meatballs, Shrimp and crab cocktail, sliders, thin fries, egg rolls, calamari and spicy ahi tacos. To be honest, the food was not bad but not too good either, they were OK. I liked the shrimp and crab cocktail the best, very fresh and flavorful.
Later on after the fight, this place became a lounge or small nightclub, Dj spinning, and lots of club goers came in, it became very loud and crowded, we left after another 30 minutes or so. We had two waitresses working for us the entire evening, both of them were very friendly, but because of the crazy crowd for the fight, it got a slow from time to time, but they tried to be attentive as much as they could, nice work still.
Overall this is a very cool place for drinks, maybe a little bit dancing, not much for food, but I’d love to come back for spicy cocktails, they were so yummy!
Ps. Plenty of street parkings, and a parking structure across the street, first 2 hours free, $ 1 each hour with validation, $ 8 maximum, no overnight parking.

Three stars is about right.
Modern and spacious seating /​interior,
Variety of cocktail and beer selection,
Decent services,
Decent food,
Nice bathroom,
…
Why am I reluctant to give one more star?
Waitress highly recommended the guacamole and chips. So we took it. Well, the guacamole is alright, but the chips are extremely oily.
Then I saw the huge burger with Swiss cheese melting down from top of the beef like church singing bell on the table next… «Whatever that is… We are having it!» Oh it’s the black-​eyed burger. Well, when it came, it became the «red-​eyed» whatever, with eggs and a much lower stack.
And, house margaritas with Patron were $ 14 a piece. Decent taste but Definitely over-​prices for… Culver City.
You can park 2-​hour free on the lot across the street.