Best & Cool Bars in Thousand Oaks

"One of LA’s most acclaimed restaurants, Nobu Malibu certainly lives up to the hype for a number of reasons. Offering the freshest fare, like Ribeye with Truffle Butter Sauce and Yellowtail Sashimi with Jalapeno, Nobu treats its eaters with blindingly beautiful ocean views from every seat. You’ll be swept away by the simple elegance of the setting and will want to get your hands on all the dishes you can."

"Nobu Malibu takes the meaning of “the art of sushi” to the next level with their signature Yellowtail Sashimi with Jalapeño and Black Cod Miso. And the experience is enhanced with the beautiful view of the Pacific Ocean. This place is one of those where you have to call in advance for reservations."

"The top-end, oceanfront establishment, Nobu offers an unforgettable dining experience. Serving impeccably plated sushi and other Californian fare, the stylish eatery is naturally frequented by celebrities. It’s best to make reservations far in advance!"

"It’s not as though surf-capital Malibu wasn’t already full of mahalo vibes—it’s just that none of its restaurants give a nod to Hawaii quite like Duke’s. Built right on the water and sporting a surf motif (all a nod to father-of-surfing legend Duke Kahanamoku), this restaurant is breezy, fun and feels borderline tropical, with items like coconut shrimp with lilikoi chili; macadamia-crusted fish of the day; sashimi; banana-leaf–steamed seafood; and the best fish tacos in Malibu. Stop by the bar on Tuesdays for $3 tacos with a view of the waves crashing and just try to tell us you’re not having fun."

"Duke’s Malibu will take you away from California and transport you – metaphorically – to Hawaii!. A restaurant-bar, it’s situated so near to the waterfront that you might get splashed as you sit here – but if you’re looking for what to do when you’re hungry, this is a great choice!. The eatery is named after Duke Kahanamoku, a Native Hawaiian master waterman, and Olympian, famous for his surfing and swimming prowess."

"This Hawaiian-style eatery hangs over the Pacific, offering some incredible ocean-views from the dining table. For the best views, make sure to ask for outdoor- or window seating. Limo services are frequently called to Duke’s, likely due to its great hamburgers, live entertainment and unmatched sights of the sea."

"to 7 p.m., and voted one of the best Westside happy hours by several Los Angeles publications, you could linger at The Misfit all afternoon. The food is fantastic here too, so why not enjoy each other longer and stay on for dinner?!. View this post on Instagram"

"A welcoming atmosphere that makes you feel like you have stepped back in time. Delicious concoctions from the bar tha..."

"With its balcony overhanging the ocean, Moonshadows is an award-winning diner renowned for its seafood. Tremendously popular during weekends especially, limos here should be reserved well in advance. Boasting one of SoCal’s most romantic vibes, Malibu limos are often booked her for dates and special occasions and events."

"Then dig into a large selection of seafood, steaks, pastas and chowders. Couples can order fish of the day, tiger shrimp, salmon and swordfish. Before leaving, try one of the desserts or after-dinner drinks, creating a perfect ending."

"Built from reclaimed oak and beechwood, adorned with wrought iron hardware, and lit by Edison-style filament light bulbs, the Newhall Refinery’s look and feel will truly be one of a kind in Santa Clarita. 24285 Main Street | 661-388-4477"

"Been coming here since they opened I come here once a week definitely one of the best smokehouse that we have in Santa Clarita and the owner is the most..."

"If Cape Cod was the epicenter of craft cocktails, Shorebar would be its premier yacht club. If that 75-ft custom-outfitted yacht is tied up in "equity or "dreams," Shorebar’s got you covered, boasting a beach-club inspired cozy space that features white wood paneling, blue and white nautical striped walls, comfy below-deck style booth seating, height-adjustable bar stools, and submarine-like lighting fixtures illuminating vintage—no Baywatch paraphernalia here—photos of local lifeguards. And if you’re into nautical memberships, ask about their upstairs private alcove and the benefits that come with—sorry, it's open to locals only here. Whatever you do, get ready to drown yourself in a sea of sophisticated cocktails, designed by Master Mixologist Vincenzo Marianella of Copa D' Ora. Though the h.wood.group's (Bootsy Bellows) first Westside endeavor is imagined for nearby nabe folk, it’s worth a trip for anyone living east of the 405."

"Sip a handcrafted masterpiece in the laid-back maritime setting, and mingle with a posh crowd of locals and party people.More Info"

"Bru’s Wiffle features fun, often over-the-top, family-friendly brunch and serves Belgian waffles that fit every taste. Eight types of chicken & waffles include Chicken on Fire with grilled onions, grilled jalapeños, Oaxacan cheese, and Bru’s blazing sauce. Specify white and/or dark meat."

"My wife and I were driving thru Santa Monica and by chance stopped here for a late breakfast. Being our first time here I ordered the most popular…"

"Opened in 1886, this community eatery is the longest operating restaurant in Los Angeles County. 25861 Railroad Ave. | (661) 259-7886"

"Nestled in the Santa Monica Mountains, this state historic park really feels as if you’re out in the country, right down to the grazing deer. For the littlest legs, just running around the polo fields and across the lawn to the horse stables can feel like a hike, but wandering up past the stables and to the left leads to a hiking trail to Inspiration Loop Trail. (You can also start the hike on the other side of the Will Rogers house, by the tennis courts)."

"At the time of his death in the mid-1930s, actor Will Rogers was once of the most popular men in Hollywood. He used the money he earned from his fame in part to build himself a sprawling estate to enjoy his favorite activities. His massive ranch, with over 30 rooms, sits on a property with stables and corrals for horses, dedicated trails and areas for riding and roping, a polo field, and a golf course."

"Parking is $12 but if you arrange it on a day where you can take a tour of Will Rogers' house and see a game of Polo, who can complain!. There is limited street parking but you will have about a ten-minute walk. For the hiking, please read the signs and follow the trails."