The Victorian to button up under plans to renovate city-owned property for members only
The Victorian restaurant and nightclub, operated by Garner Gerson and Adir Tal in a building owned by the city of Santa Monica, is headed for an era of prudence. The establishment at 2640 Main Street is closing after 20 years following its annual Halloween party on Oct. 31, the Los Angeles Times reported. The building was constructed in 1903 at 1003 Ocean Avenue and moved to Main Street in 1977. The space operates as a restaurant serving dinner, happy hour and weekend brunch. On weekends, it is a nightclub with DJs and dance lessons. But Gerson and Tal plan to […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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