The Santa Monica rooftop venue launches a structured seven-day weekly programming slate with lunch discounts, live jazz, themed nights, and rosé brunch, plus DineLA participation starting August 14.
LouLou Santa Monica is rolling out a new weekly programming slate it calls "Seven Days of French Joie de Vivre," a structured lineup of daily events meant to turn the rooftop restaurant into a seven-day destination rather than a weekend-only spot.
The Santa Monica rooftop venue, located above Santa Monica Place near the end of Route 66, has built a following over four years for its French Mediterranean menu, rooftop views, and event business. Founder Erik Chol said the new schedule formalizes what the restaurant has been building organically. "In France, we don't wait for a special occasion to celebrate; we celebrate life every day," Chol said. "That's the spirit we wanted to bring to Santa Monica."
The weekly calendar runs from Monday lunch through Sunday brunch. Weekday lunch gets 20% off for guests who mention a password. Tuesday's Golden Hour covers cocktails and small plates from 3-6 PM. Wednesday brings live jazz. Thursday is Tulum Thursdays, with Afro-tribal house music and live percussion. Friday shifts to birthday celebrations with complimentary Champagne for parties of six or more. Saturday is a rosé brunch with DJs, and Sunday offers a French-inspired brunch buffet.
The programming push comes as LouLou also joins DineLA Restaurant Week from August 14-28, offering prix-fixe lunch and dinner menus. The restaurant has hosted corporate events for Netflix, Amazon, Google, and Savage X Fenty over the past four years, and was named one of America's "Best Brunch Buffets" by Tasting Table.
LouLou Santa Monica is located at 395 Santa Monica Place, Suite 300.
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