Eat, drink and
be merry,
Chicago style at
Rush
Street
in Culver City.
A sign shop in a
previous life,
the newly re-vamped
neighborhood
hang touts a 35
foot bar, loft
style wood
beamed ceilings
against dark
brick walls with
an upstairs
lounge decked
out with comfy
couches,
ottomans and
yes, a “dancing
pole” which
extends to an
upstairs rooftop
patio. Chicago
native Brian McKeaney wanted
to create an
energetic,
upscale, social
atmosphere where
each patron’s
experience suits
whatever mood
strikes them,
paired with a
tasty eclectic
menu and a
couple of well
appointed bars,
outdoor
terraces, eight
television
screens, and a
dance floor.
Enjoy one of
their signature
cocktails such
as a
Kiwi-Cucumber
Martini or
Perfect
Margarita with
all natural
ingredients, or
choose from an
extensive
selection of
micro brewed
beers and a
distinctive wine
list. Start with
a small bite
such as crispy
Parmesan
calamari,
flavorful seared ahi nachos and
succulent
crawfish & crab
sliders. The
dry-aged beef
sliders and
Baked Mac &
Cheese are a
favorite among
the regulars and
when it comes to
their pizza,
look no further
than the
traditional
margherita.
Larger appetites
may opt for the
Rush Street Dry
Aged Burger &
Fries, the
Grilled Jumbo
Shrimp Salad,
Pan Roasted
Salmon, the
Seared Sand Dab
Almondine or the
Bistro Steak
Frites.
If you’re
looking for a
hip, relaxed
destination or
neighborhood
hang for dinner,
drinks, watching
a game, or
dancing, this
Chi-town type of
vibe might be
just what you
need.
