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Parker G.

I always love stopping by On The Thirty to hangout/dine when in the area! It's right on Ventura with a nice outdoor patio space, so it's great for a bit of people watching (or perhaps more like car watching at times)! They're usually playing sports on the tv's inside when we go, but we usually just chill on the outdoor space. Service has always been super friendly and good about making sure you're taken care of and giving you refills/anything else you may need. For the food - last time I went, I got one of the salads (trying to be a little bit healthier haha)! It was HUGE, super fresh, and packed FULL of flavor from all the delicious toppings. The perfect mix of textures with some crunchiness. There's plenty of other menu items as well - we've had items like the burgers, brick oven pizzas, and ceviche in the past. All are very generously portioned, packed with high quality ingredients, and super tasty/satisfying to enjoy! Oh yeah, and if you drink...the cocktails here are tasty and STRONG! I had one and was feeling QUITE tipsy!! On The Thirty is one of my top picks in this part of the valley, and I highly recommend if looking for a spot to hang/dine at in the area!

Bacon-Wrapped Dates Stuffed With Cheese
Evan W.

Huge kudos to On The Thirty for effectively changing with the times. This stylish gastropub opened at the height of the good days in Hollywood, offering an upscale casual bar scene and bites that were always tasty but also, admittedly, pricier than they deserved to be. Flash forward, with so many having trouble making ends meet, this neighborhood mainstay has figured out how to stay open, stay stylish, and stay relevant to people with far less cash in their pockets. The sleek decor remains just so, totally well-maintained and comfortable. But the menu's been cleverly tweaked, offering less fancy small bites than before at lower prices. A good example: they previously offered a fairly extensive selection of cheeses and charcuterie, allowing you to choose your own combination, all of which required them to keep a host of high-end products ready, waiting and fresh. Now, they offer a curated plate of cheeses and charcuterie that provides much the same experience at a fraction of the cost. The rest of the menu dances between a good selection of shareables (offered in small or large sizes) and a nice choice of larger bites (burgers, sandwiches, pastas, salads, pizzas, etc.). The result is a wide variety of options large and small, all at affordable prices. The drinks are equally reasonable. I started with the Firecracker Shrimp: batter dipped, shell-on prawns that are flash-fried and tossed in a somewhat spicy but mostly sweet Asian marinade. The shrimp were, ironically, pretty large and quite tasty. Had they been served with rice, the dish would have filled me up -- but the shrimp were presented nicely atop shredded cabbage, and so I was left a little peckish. That's why I ordered a small portion of Bacon-wrapped dates, stuffed with cheese. 4 skewers arrived, with plump dates, crispy, flavorful bacon, and warm, softened cheese. My only complaint was that the honey drizzled atop made the dish a tad too sweet -- perhaps a Hot Honey would be a more effective final flourish. But when all was said and done, On The Thirty delivered a satisfying, tasty, light dinner in a relaxing, casually upscale environment at a reasonable price. I hope folks in the neighborhood take notice of their transition and continue to support them well.

Angela Y.

Thank you so much ! DawnMarie was friendly and kind. Super helpful with my questions. The happy hour is great don't miss it:) Nice large TV to watch the games Really nice bar / restaurant to hang out

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Catherine M.

Came on a Saturday to watch some college football games. We were able to be seated right away. We had the thirty pizza and the poutine. The poutine looks like it has changed from previous pictures are it wasn't cheese curds but melted cheese. Both items were still good regardless. The manager seemed to be helping us more than our server. They have a large draft list and food menu.

Ribs
Valentina P.

We found out about this place around month and a half ago and then came back already 5 times. They have tasty food, different types from veggies to meat. They r serving ribs on weekends and that's so scrumptious We weren't so excited about taste of pizza , but to each their own. All are polite and friendly. So cool bar for evenings, good enough for dining.

Deep Fried Red Velvet Oreos with Ice Cream. Comes with 6 Oreos (I asked for an extra scoop of Ice Cream)
Jordynn B.

Came here on a Sunday with no reservation and sat at bar. This is the ultimate sports bar. 4 different channels playing on the tv so you're not missing a single game. Hostess are nice. They have hooks for your purse at the bar. They give a nice sized ice cream scoop with the deep fried Red velvet OREOS. Top tier! White truffle fries in my opinion was light on the white truffle but it's okay. Cesar salad was a beautiful presentation in a slanted bowl. This was about $40 Street parking is free sundays but if you park behind Dave's chicken they have a validated parking lot

Alex K.

It's been a while since we were last here for a meal. Prior it was drinks but at the bar. Popped ok for a little bite which happened to also be happy hour. They do offer a wide array of small plates, entrees pizzas and so on. But we went for the happy hour items which they did offer a few items for a small fraction of the price. Cocktails and drinks as well. Food wise, had the truffle fries, bacon wrapped dates, firecrackers shrimp, meatballs, and a pizza. All was excellent. Happy hour prices included any of the pizza in the menu. The dates were excellent as well as the meatballs which were huge. Served with toasted bread. Service was excellent, from everyone that worked there. They all worked together, serving and checking up on you. Food was great, drinks were nice and service was excellent. Will definitely be back again for a meal or just drinks.

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Ask the Community - On The Thirty

What is the dress?

Nice casual

When are the bottomless mimosas offered?

Here on a Sunday and they had small, large, and bottomless mimosas for $9/12/30 respectively!

You guys accept large groups 15+?

Are there bottomless mimosas on weekdays, too?

Is there a happy hour?

Currently, we are NOT running any happy hour specials! Check back for updates. Thanks

Is the full menu available during brunch, or only the brunch menu?

Both menus are available during brunch.

How is outdoor dining working with Covid regulations?

What is your corkage fee?

$25 PER BOTTLE

Besides pizza, what other gluten free options are available here?

We have some vegetables on our small plates menu, gluten-free pasta options and our salads

Is this a 49ers bar? Are dogs allowed?

No and no

Does this bar have NFL Sunday ticket?

I do not watch sports but I am almost positive that they do! There is football and sports on multiple TV’s everytime I go in. Hope this helps!

How does the auto gratuity work? Is it by person number or amount?

It’s a percentage of your bill, typically 16-18%.

Is there music for brunch?

Yes there is a DJ

Is there live music? Why not?

The moment I was there I did not see any live music just some music their plying . Mostly they have Tv and sports show . That night was basketball

What exactly are the Vegan options?

Some limited vegan options. But they are here if you end up out here in a group !

Is there a gluten free menu here?

Yes! They have gluten free pizza dough :)

Are minors allowed here?

Yes!

What's the parking situation here?

Street parking or a public pay lot around the corner.

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