Best Historic Restaurants in Mid-City

The Culver Hotel has changed and improved their afternoon tea menu. There were pleasant little surprises in the food that I wasn't expecting---a little herbal note here, a little floral accent there (don't want to spoil the surprises), and voila! the food was tasty with interesting little twists. The tea selection was decent (about half a dozen or so) and the quantity was definitely sufficient for a full meal. The ambience was relaxing, not too busy when we were there, so not too noisy. Service is definitely acceptable, not quite white glove, but perfectly passable. And, given its location on the Westside, the price point is reasonable. A nice little hideaway amidst the bustling downtown Culver city. I will be back.

Beautiful gem in our neighborhood. They have expanded and the new dining area is lovely. We had brunch on NY's day and it was delicious. Will be back soon!

Incredibly fun Sunday brunch filled with delicious food, kind employees and entertaining environment. Highly recommend experiencing the full brunch spread, including the Bloody Mary and champagne carts. Don’t forget to reserve a table side cinnamon roll! It’s a must have! Worth every penny!

Great menu, waitstaff was friendly n efficient. Lovely decor. Fresh n delicious. Innovative n healthy dishes.

EDGEMAR has become one of our favorite restaurants in Southern California. The food is consistently prepared with exceptional flavor profiles and authentic spices and the servers and entire team care deeply about creating & delivering best in class service and a welcoming environment!