

The Misfit Restaurant + Bar in Santa Monica reprises a “back to the bar” ideal of casual destination dining serving thoughtfully-crafted cocktails and ingredient-driven cooking. The restaurant is steps away from the country’s leading farmers’ market. A large percentage of the menu is dedicated to celebrating that year-round. The Misfit’s happy hour is continuously voted “Best Happy Hour” in LA, by publications including The Los Angeles Times, Eater LA, as well as notable national and international news outlets.
Creative comfort food, health-conscious fare, and handcrafted cocktails star at this hip gastropub.
Hours
| Friday | 12 PM–12 AM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–12 AM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–11 PM |
| Monday | 12–11 PM |
| Tuesday | 12–11 PM |
| Wednesday | 12–11 PM |
| Thursday | 12–11 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 225 Santa Monica Blvd, Santa Monica, CA 90401
Phone: (310) 656-9800
Website: https://themisfitbar.com/
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Reviews
The reason why I did have to leave the stars I did was in relation to the way we were treated by the manager. What was a family evening with family and photos to create memories of our night turned into the manager cornering me at the bar as I was taking a photo of my brother and his girlfriend. I had a small clip-on light on our iPhone that helps take photos when it’s a little bit dark so that we could have our family photos perfectly for this milestone. She approached me and said that professional photography was not allowed without permission and that I could not be taking photos. I questioned the policy because I did not have a professional digital camera on me, I only had an iPhone, taking family photos, and the light was a small clip on light that most used for vlogging for example, no umbrella lights or large tripods or professional equipment. When I extended my hand to introduce myself, she also hesitated to extend hers back and did not give me her name after i gave mine. I let her know that this was not a professional photo shoot. What was most upsetting is that we know that my brother and his girlfriend do not have a traditional relationship and do stand out in public as they are in a biracial relationship, and we all felt profiled and picked on by the manager, making assumptions about our presence and purpose there. I found her to be very rude, and the only reason we chose to stay was because we did not want to leave Harry without a gratuity after he had already been providing service to our table and he truly was an excellent person. However, we will no longer be returning to this establishment.
I would suggest adding more “bar food” choices to the menu. Loved the atmosphere and drinks.
It offers a vibrant atmosphere that’s perfect for a lively evening out with friends or co-workers. The drinks are consistently top-notch — creative, well-balanced, and expertly crafted. The food holds its own too, with delicious flavors and great presentation, though the menu is somewhat limited in variety.
If you’re looking for a quiet, intimate setting, just note that it can get a bit noisy during peak hours — but the energy and charm of the place more than make up for it. A solid choice for a fun night out!
Located less than a block of the Promenade, this prohibition-esk restaurant offers delicious food and solid cocktails.
We love coming here for their happy hour. It’s a great place to spot in for a quick drink or bring guests for a meal.
Indoor and outdoor seating available, consider this gem for your next trip to 3rd st.