2835 Washington Blvd. (1/2 block east of Beethoven) ~ Culver City
Home to the best pretzels and arguably best espresso in Culver City, this latest offshoot of the Rockenwagner empire is clean, simple, and located conveniently on a part of Washington Blvd. with a lot of street parking. The espresso and pastries are Austrian, the sandwiches are panini, and while not exactly cheap, everything here is tasty and not overpriced. Limited seating.
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