Malibu Seafood is a tiny shack on PCH that’s home to some of the best seafood on the coast.

Nobu Malibu is one of the most famous sushi restaurants in the world, and it still delivers on all its hype.

Saddle Peak is a massive, lodge-themed restaurant up in the Santa Monica mountains and a meat-lovers paradise worthy of the trip.

Giorgio Baldi is an Italian restaurant in the Palisades and one of the most insane celebrity hideouts in the city.

The Country Kitchen is the ideal place for a post-surf breakfast burrito in Malibu.

The kitschy, seafood dive is all 1950's Americana vibes and a must-stop for any jaunt up the PCH.

Get quality seafood without the hype or crowds at Reel Inn in Malibu.

Lily's is a low-key spot for breakfast burritos near Zuma Beach in Malibu.

Cholada is a Malibu staple and home to the best plate of pad Thai on the beach.

John's Garden is a tiny little sandwich in the Malibu Country Mart and the best quick lunch on the coast.

A literal beachfront cafe in Malibu, where you can eat with your feet in the sand

Malibu Farm Cafe has simple, crowd-pleasing food at the end of Malibu pier, and is perfect for entertaining your third cousin when he’s in town.

Taverna Tony is a Greek spot in the Malibu Country Mart, perfect for a low-key date night.

Ollie's Duck & Dive is a neighborhood gastropub in Malibu with an easygoing vibe.

Mon Li is a $150 cocktail omakase in Malibu, with things like mole old fashioneds and sea sponge negronis.

Cafe Habana is more expensive than other Mexican restaurants in Malibu, but those other restaurants don’t have this patio situation.