RESTAURANT REVIEW:Grill fuses great food, ambience
June 13, 2008 |15:24 | Appetizers | General Information By : Team X
It is no surprise that the words from the Doors’ “Soul Kitchen” always pop into my head at Sol Grill.
Though Jim Morrison never stepped foot into the bistro by the beach, I am fairly certain this was similar to the Venice Beach café he wrote about more than 40 years ago.
Everyone who is artistic or creative needs that place to hide, to feed one’s soul and escape from the banality of most of society. It is that “clean, well-lighted place” Ernest Hemingway wrote about that both my soul and my mind seem to crave.
The owners of Sol Grill, Peter and Misty, have easily quelled any craving most people have before they enter.
The décor is like a bistro, with artwork on rich, red walls. The almost-matching tablecloths provide a complementary contrast with the jet-black chairs in the small but cozy interior.
Musicians perform regularly in an open corner. There is a band most nights, and Wednesday is open-mic night, featuring such musical styles as pop, folk, rock and blues.

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