Cuisines and Dishes at Rush Street:
Rush Street
9546 Washington Blvd,
Culver City
CA
90232
rushstreetculvercity.com (310) 837-9546
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Ratings and Reviews for Rush Street
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May 16 2012
brittney r. via Yelp
I've been going to Rush Street for years, and it's definitely my favorite Culver City Hot Spot! It's the perfect place to watch a game, and if you can snag...read more
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May 16 2012
John T. via Yelp
One of the place where you are allowed to smoke on the patio.Come there many times, and the patio is always reserved for private parties...read more
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May 13 2012
Geoffrey T. via Yelp
CUSTOMER IS ALWAYS WRONG AT RUSH STREET I went to Rush Street with a group of friends to watch a game and have dinner/drinks. A member of our group got up...read more
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Apr 27 2009
YPowell via Citysearch
Was very excited to check out the Restaurant with a friend, but, the minute we sat down at the bar, we were greeted with a scowl f...read more
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Feb 12 2009
craigiejones via Citysearch
It's a shame. This could be a really great place. But the best atmosphere and food can't make up for horrible service. (not that i...read more
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Feb 02 2009
ychoi12 via Citysearch
I'm not sure what the other reviewers are complaining about, but I have never had a problem with Rush Street and I've only gone on...read more
From Citysearch
In Short
Culver City's hip foodie energy fuels another dining den, this time paying tribute to Chicago's famous party street--and also filling a gaping nightlife void. Dinner draws neighborhood families, artists and a savvy Sony crowd chatting it up among the lofty two-story room of exposed brick, leather booths, and larger-than-life contemporary art. A Chicago-style spin on the American gastropub turns out roasted marrow bones, seared sand dabs, lamb chops and brick oven pizzas, as well as tempting bar bites like dry aged beef sliders and truffle asiago fries. After 10pm, DJs make it a true destination bar for a young, high-octane crowd in the upstairs lounge dressed in clubby baroque decor and centered by a ''structural'' stripper pole that attracts not a few uninhibited guests.
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