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1202 Third Street Promenade
A historic art deco building constructed in 1948. This iconic building was designed by MacDonald, Young, and Nelson in collaboration with architect Milton L. Anderson.
1202 3rd St Promenade
Santa Monica, CA 90401
Third Street Promenade
Third Street Promenade is one of Los Angeles’ most famous destinations. Known for its open-air shopping, eclectic street performers, vibrant restaurants, and the best people-watching, The Promenade is also a growing hub for businesses. While every organization looks for ways to support work-life balance, The Promenade seamlessly blends your personal and professional life. In between meetings on your roof-top deck, you can grab a last-minute birthday present, pick up fresh produce during the Farmers’ Market, or run to a nearby restaurant for lunch. Then, simply walk out the door to switch from workday to date night.
Press
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Tech titan Google opens only its sixth brick and mortar store on the Promenade
Tech titan Google opened only its sixth brick and mortar store on the Promenade on Friday morning. Residents and tourists may have noticed the blue-colored banner on the northwest corner of Third Street and Broadway wrapped around the iconic Keller Building for a few months now, with a cryptic “coming soon” notice offering the only clue as to when it might actually open.
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Santa Monica Waives Outdoor Dining Fees After Wildfires
In an effort to assist local businesses recovering from the recent Palisades Fire, the city of Santa Monica has waived outdoor dining fees for the month of February. The initiative, part of the city’s emergency response, applies to sidewalk dining, parklets, and extended pier deck dining.
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Gott’s Roadside Unveils Details, Opening Date for Upcoming Santa Monica Location
Gott’s Roadside, the Napa Valley eatery known for its American roadside cuisine, has unveiled plans to open a second Southern California location in Santa Monica in 2026. The expansion follows the announcement of its first Los Angeles location at The Original Farmers Market, set to debut in fall 2025.
Located just blocks from the beach and near the Third Street Promenade, the new Santa Monica restaurant will span 6,600 square feet indoors and feature an additional 2,200 square feet of outdoor patio space.
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This innovative indoor batting pop-up could prove to be a big hit
Fourth Street, between Arizona Ave and Santa Monica Blvd is rapidly becoming Santa Monica’s unofficial Sports Zone.
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Regulations Eased to Boost Business on Third Street Promenade
The Santa Monica City Council approved a series of zoning updates Tuesday aimed at boosting economic growth and cultural vitality in the downtown area, particularly on the Third Street Promenade.
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Livestream, in-person retail hybrid first of its kind on Promenade
On Nov. 1, Outlandish will open its doors at 1228 Third Street Promenade, but the e-commerce and in-person retail hybrid has already been humming with sales.
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Google Is Opening a Store on Third Street Promenade
Within months, Google phones, smartwatches, home accessories, and other items will be sold from the iconic Keller Building at the corner of Third Street and Broadway in the heart of Downtown Santa Monica. This will be one of the only Google Stores in the country and the first in Southern California.
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Shop Adorable Merch at Miniso’s New Santa Monica Location
If you find yourself strolling along the beachfront in Santa Monica, California looking to shop merch from your favorite fandoms, you’re in luck.
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Promenade turns the page with Barnes & Noble bookstore opening
After over six years of dormancy, a new installment of Barnes & Noble was released Wednesday morning on the Promenade, bringing book bingers and casual readers alike to the two-story location.
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Promenade food court to undergo transformation into mini golf arcade
The Kitchen United Mix food court on the Third Street Promenade is set to undergo a radical transformation into an arcade-style mini golf experience, offering alcoholic beverages and bar food.
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BIG opens Los Angeles office in renovated 1920s building
Danish architecture studio BIG has opened an office in Santa Monica in a renovated 1928 Spanish revival building designed by iconic Los Angeles architect Paul R Williams.
