Rocco's Tavern -Culver City — Restaurant in Culver City

🏀 Vibrant Atmosphere and Creative Eats at Rocco's Tavern 🍺🍔

Rocco's Tavern is undeniably a cool spot with an unreal and creatively crafted menu, especially when it comes to their variety of pizzas. Prepare to unplug and let loose because, fair warning, this isn't exactly health food – but it's incredibly satisfying.

The food here is a delicious indulgence, and when it comes to pizzas, they've got you covered in ways you never knew you needed. It's a place to treat yourself without reservations.

Now, about the service: generally good, but our experience had a bit of a hiccup. Our waitress seemed to have low energy and wasn't overly humorous, which felt a bit out of sync with the lively energy of the place. However, it's important to note that this can vary, and it didn't overshadow the overall experience.

Rocco's Tavern is unmistakably a sports bar, and it wears this identity proudly. The open-air design adds a sense of freedom and space, giving you the perfect setting for a laid-back outing. If you prefer the outdoors, they've got outside seating too.

In a nutshell, Rocco's Tavern is a great place to unwind, enjoy creatively crafted eats, and soak in the vibrant sports bar atmosphere. Just be ready to indulge in some satisfying,...

Horrible experience, mainly because of the service I received from my waitress, Katherine. I ordered a Pizza Fries and cheesy garlic bread, the waiter attempted to upsell the fries, asking me if I want to add Pepperoni, which cost an extra dollar, I decline. The item comes and after eating a couple bites, I realize there is pepperoni. Mind you, I do not eat pepperoni so I am not able to tell from the taste, or sight, especially when it is mixed with marinara sauce and tomato pieces. We tell them we don't want it and will just take the garlic bread. After waiting a while, they have seem to also forget the garlic bread so we just ask for the check, which they also forget, so we ask again. They end up charging us for the fries, albeit they discounted it by less than half. After I paid, the waitress informs us THE PEPPERONI IS BEEF. While on the menu it lists pepperoni, it does not say anywhere it is really beef and makes no difference to me as I do not eat meat at all. Funny because the regular people who do are never informed they are never actually getting pepperoni. Giving it 2 stars because the place could be fun, if their is good service, highly doubt I will...

Prewarning: I didn't eat the food. However the sign outside says tavern so I feel okay reviewing it as such. The beer and liquor selection is totally stereotypical and uninspired. What we did get (normal big name tap beer and a shot of non top shelf) was expensive. They do have lots of TVs but on a non Friday or Saturday night they had the music cranked so far it was annoying. I know it's a cheap bar tactic to get people to drink more and talk less, but it was annoying and obvious. Plus, for a moment, they'd play the audio from a tv but then go back to loud music for 25 more minutes. I didn't see a jukebox so I don't think it was people paying for it. Even though I can walk there, I dont think I'd go back unless someone else wanted to go or magically the food is amazing, but I'm not going to try given the above. I think three stars is being generous but it was clean and the...