Restaurants near Milken Museum

I had the pleasure of dining with my family at Rainbird for Thanksgiving dinner, and the experience was nothing short of exceptional. From the thoughtfully curated menu to the perfectly paired drinks, every detail reflected the chef’s dedication to showcasing the agricultural bounty of the Valley. The sweet potatoes were a standout—both forward-thinking and deeply rooted in tradition, serving as a beautiful homage to the seasonal ingredients and the region’s rich heritage. This harmonious blend of creativity and respect for local produce elevated the entire meal, making it a memorable celebration of the season and the area’s culinary identity. The dessert, crafted in-house by the pastry chef, was a delightful finale to the meal. Its rich flavors and impeccable presentation perfectly capped off an already exceptional dining experience. I hope the chef considers hosting Thanksgiving dinner—or even lunch—again in the future, as this thoughtful and delicious offering is truly something to look forward to.

Excellent in every respect. Server, Adrian, spot on perfect and made the evening even more enjoyable.

The food was great and everyone was very accommodating.

The service was good and they fixed mistakes once identified. The experience was great with showing Friends and trivia. The chicken and waffle is not as it used to be.

This was our first time here. Will definitely be back. One menu item we wanted to try had been removed the day before unfortunately. The service was excellent. The cocktails were also. Two things we weren’t expecting was the abundance of goat cheese in multiple dishes. We are not fans and didn’t care for that. The other was how fast our entrees came out. We weren’t even able to finish our appetizers.