An energetic coastal community at the intersection of surf and scene.
On the Westside of Los Angeles lies the eclectic and sought-after beach community of Venice. Known for its artistic vibe, award-winning dining, hip shopping, and vibrant cultural attractions, Venice is without a doubt one of LA's most energetic neighborhoods. With a unique mix of architectural styles, from quirky beach cottages along the canals to masterful modern homes, the area attracts people looking for a lively beach lifestyle.
Venice is appealing to creative types and free spirits alike, many of whom relish the artistic expression and community pride here. It’s no wonder this seaside community has been featured in numerous films, TV shows, and books — from Gabrielle Zevin’s best-selling “Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow” to the beloved TV series “Californication” featuring David Duchovny.
With a laid-back, bohemian feel, Venice residents value individuality and culture. Thanks to the gorgeous weather and beachfront location, surfing, skating, biking, and simply hanging out and people-watching are popular activities.
Venice offers an array of incredible shops, restaurants, galleries and more to suit every taste. For your morning cup of coffee, be sure to check out Menotti’s on Windward, Groundwork on Rose, Little Lunch on Brooks, and Deus Ex Machina on Lincoln — three of SBP’s long-time favorites.
For the ultimate Venice dining experience, indulge in wood-fired pizza and small plates at Gjelina; fresh seafood, farm-to-table dining and natural wine at Dudley Market; fresh pasta and pizza (plus a mean martini) at Ospi; and epic margs and traditional Mexican eats at Casablanca — just be sure to let them know who sent you!
Ready for a cocktail? Set beneath the iconic Venice sign, Gran Blanco serves up great bites and sips in an Aussie-meets-Cali atmosphere. Located in one of the oldest buildings in Venice, Market offers a modern twist on Italian cuisine and cocktails. For the classic dive bar experience (plus insane burgers), Hinano Cafe is the place to be. And located on the south end of Abbot Kinney, The Brig is a bustling day and night spot with a mid-century modern vibe, live music, billiards, and food trucks. A Westside staple, if you will.
And when it comes to shopping, Venice does not disappoint. For high-end yet laid-back designer women’s clothing, look no further than Heist. From classic t-shirts to rugged denim, Buck Mason is all about timeless, well-crafted menswear that exudes quality and style. For rustic, beach-inspired home decor, Tumbleweed & Dandelion is the place to go. And let’s not forget about Gjusta Goods, offering daily essentials created and curated for both Gjusta and Gjelina — from pantry staples to glassware, linens, and more.
With three miles of sandy coastline, Venice offers fun water sports and recreation year-round. Lining the coast, the boardwalk is ideal for cycling, rollerblading or jogging. For the quintessential Venice experience, take a leisurely walk along the historic canals. This picturesque pocket of Venice features charming footbridges, lush landscaping and quaint houses, offering a serene escape in the heart of the city.
For a dose of Venice's counter-culture history, visit the Venice Skate Park and ogle at the skateboarders who bring epic tricks to new heights…literally. Or, spend an afternoon exploring the trendy, eclectic mix of boutiques, galleries, and restaurants along Abbot Kinney. On the first Friday of every month, Abbot Kinney transforms into a hub of activity with food trucks, shopping and more.
Venice students attend schools in the Los Angeles Unified School District and some private schools. Students here are immersed in rich arts and athletics programs. Some area schools include:
34,332 people live in Venice , where the median age is 41 and the average individual income is $102,934. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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Venice has 18,001 households, with an average household size of 2. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. Here’s what the people living in Venice do for work — and how long it takes them to get there. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. 34,332 people call Venice home. The population density is 14,691.039 and the largest age group is Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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