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There’s a new pizza and taco spot coming to the heart of Santa Monica starting tomorrow night called Surfer Rose. TimeOut LA got the first details on the space last week, which comes by way of Ivan Torres and Adolfo Garcia of Cliffdiver in Malibu. Reps for the restaurant say the plan is to offer thin-crust pizzas (think a New York-ish slice, not too dissimilar from Milo SRO in Santa Monica) in a variety of standard topping formats like pepperoni, plus more modern takes like kale and pesto, bbq chicken, or meatballs and feta.
Reps for the restaurant tell Eater that Surfer Rose will open tomorrow at 2460 Wilshire Boulevard in Santa Monica, with the pizza menu as well as staple dishes like fish tacos, a burger, meatballs, salads, and more. There’s also a full cocktail bar, with plans to stay open daily from 4 p.m. to 2 a.m.
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