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    The Last Canteen

    4.5 (45 reviews)
    Closed 4:00 pm - 11:00 PM
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Definitely answer the phone if it rings!
    Marie C.

    So excited to go to The Last Canteen. It was my besties idea and my daughter was home for a visit so it seemed like a fun adventure. I was 100% down to check out a post nuclear themed bar! Greeted by Evan, the bartender and he was in full cosplay mode which I love. He was so kind to tell us about happy hour and give us a layout of the bar and to have a seat anywhere we like. I enjoyed the frozen Mango Margarita, twice. It was perfect. We ordered Happy Hour small plates to share: roasted Brussels sprouts with basalmic and chicken strips with a garlic aioli sauce. Both were very tasty. By a recommendation of Turtle, we had the browned butter cookie ala mode and it was delicious. If you have a nut allergy ask them to hold the walnuts. It was not too sweet just right. I loved it. The three of us shared it. The table staff was very attentive I only got the name of JT but there was another young man who was also attentive. The themed decor at The Last Canteen is unbelievable. I was so impressed by the creativity and vision. The table decor like mixed silverware, military issue cook ware and also the mix-match chairs added to an already very whimsical but sophisticated design. I have to mention the most creative note-able from this visit was the interactive play at the bar. I don't want to ruin the magic but... IF THE PHONE RINGS, ANSWER IT! I could have stayed for hours. I will definitely be back. I already want to celebrate my bday there! Cheers to the entire team at The Last Canteen. I hope everyone gets to experience this gem in the SFV!

    Back patio
    Jenn H.

    What a VIBE!!! I knew my Sis and niece would love it. I am not fluent in apocalyptic culture but I definitely loved this gastropub. The minute we walked in we were greeted by Evan. You order at the bar and sit anywhere you want. Hey! Happy hour is EVERYDAY from 4pm-6pm. Our table got two orders of Brussels sprouts and 2 orders of chicken fingers. When I checked out the back patio which was equally awesome, I met Tortuga (Turtle) so we also got the Turtle cookie. I didn't eat anything but finally finished a piece of chicken after my friends were full. Even cold it was a fabulously crispy chicken. The garlic aioli was perfectly seasoned. I got the house sarsaparilla. Delicious. My friends got margaritas and were thoroughly enjoyed. The entire staff is so friendly. JT was especially cute and we enjoyed our interaction with him. TIPS 1. Go for happy hour 2. Answer the phone or make a call. You young kids may not know how to dial a number. 3. They have homemade sarsaparilla FLOATS. 4. Get the turtle cookie. 5. Go back frequently and report back what else I missed.

    bar area, interactive elements, LGBTQ+ friendly.
    Gregory M.

    Excellent cocktails, great lowkey but immersive experience brought into the bar design itself. Highly recommend for fans of fallout and other post-apocalyptic genres. Bartenders are excellent and mix with precision. Recommend parking more westward on Ventura blvd, east bound has little parking.

    Creative & Inviting Entrance
    Evan W.

    Better duck, cover, and start running from wherever you've been going lately, because The Last Canteen is the first place you should be heading right now for great drinks, retro-cool vibes, and some very good food. This creatively concocted bar on Ventura just East of Vineland (adjacent to breakfast hot spot Vivian's) has only been open about a month, and you should be paying attention pronto. Decked out like a cross between a 1950's atom bomb shelter and a makeshift army canteen somewhere in the South Pacific during WWII, it's got a vibe you're not going to find anywhere else. The music playing over the sound system is an eclectic mix of styles, but all from post-war, mid-century America. The servers are similarly adorned in mid-century outfits, and offer up the kind of friendly, welcoming personalities you'd expect if you took a time machine back to a neighborhood watering hole sometime before the launch of Sputnik. The Happy Hour menu is brief but hearty, with a nice selection of drinks and a few nibbles at discounted prices. But even the regular prices are reasonable by today's standards, and you won't at all mind spending what they're asking. The drink menu is a combination of traditional cocktails, tiki stalwarts, and contemporary combos, all featuring top quality liquor. They also have a "house whiskey" that's a secret recipe blend of many whiskeys, and I'm here to tell you the appealing flavor profile smoothly masks a hidden potency. It's good, good stuff. My House Old Fashioned, made with that house whiskey, was strong but had a contrasting sweetness in the background, making it a very balanced drink. My wife's Piña Colada also landed with a sweet kick, and was quite refreshing to boot. On the food side, the Tinned Sardines (somehow both bomb shelter relevant and utterly of the Saltie Girl moment) were spicy, tasty and very satisfying, while fried Brussels Sprouts were fresh, funky and feisty with their balsamic glaze. An order of nachos, topped with house made Bison Chili, was amply proportioned and nicely served, though the sweetness of the chili was not to our liking. To be fair, there was absolutely nothing wrong with the chili, we just prefer ours with more heat than sweet, and that's on us, not them. Lastly, a frosty cold cowboy boot of their house made sarsaparilla was bright and crisp and wholly enjoyable as the back to an extra shot of that specially blended whiskey. This place is not only a hoot, but a fantastic hoot. Bartender, Edwin, and co-owner, Jimmy, were friendly as can be, and I'm certain the neighborhood will embrace this MASH-like outpost the minute they know it's here. But go now!!! Show them some love!! I may see you, because I'm gonna be back very soon... maybe tomorrow. Hell, it's early... maybe later tonight!!!

    This is how they make the smoked drinks
    Sandi H.

    This was fun and the drinks were really good! The bar itself is small, so there was a long line to order drinks if you weren't sitting at the bar itself. But the bartender seemed to be moving things along. I had to wait quite a long time for my food order and ask someone to check on it for me, but I think that's a normal hiccup to be expected on opening weekend. The crowd was really nice and actually a lot of people into the apocalyptic/fall out / last of Us theme, some even arriving in costume. It's fun to just sort of sit there and look around and people watch. I sat at the bar and met some nice self-proclaimed geeks. I do wish that the bar wasn't so narrow, because I didn't have very much room for my drink and my food. If you're going to eat, better to get a table. My drinks were really good, although the mai tai didn't really taste like tiki Bar Mai Tai to me. But I was very encouraged, and would like to try many more drinks on the menu. They also seem to have a really good whiskey selection behind the bar. Looking forward to returning

    Outside the bar
    Rosie R.

    I have found my new favorite bar! The last canteen is an amazing apocolyptic and inclusive establishment with delicious food, drinks and mocktails! I have never felt more welcome or more entertained by the ambiance. The attention to detail was so interesting, even a bike tire chandelier!! We came for our friends birthday and we were so taken care of. We drove from the South Bay and will definitely be returning. Thanks so much!

    Melissa W.

    This is a very themed gastropub designed to feel like a post-apocalyptic safe haven and they fully commit to the concept from the moment you walk in. Between the decor, the staff interactions, and even the menu descriptions, it genuinely feels immersive without coming across as overly cheesy. They clearly put a lot of thought into building the atmosphere and backstory of "The Last Canteen." The restaurant's whole concept revolves around being a refuge in the wasteland where travelers can gather for food, drinks, and good company. I will say they execute that vibe really well. They even encourage guests to dress up in costume, which adds to the experience, although it's definitely not required. I only ended up trying two drinks: *Piña Colada-rum, pineapple, cream, and coconut served frozen in a tall cocktail glass *Sarsaparilla-old west-style brewed soda served in a boot glass Both drinks were fun and fit the theme perfectly. The presentation was definitely part of the appeal here, especially the boot glass for the sarsaparilla. I wanted to try some of the food, but it was a little more than I wanted to spend. I would probably come back again, especially if someone else was paying, because the atmosphere alone makes it worth experiencing at least once. One thing to note before going: they do not have their own parking lot and they are right on the corner of Vineland and Ventura, so parking can take a little planning. Your options are: *Metered street parking on Ventura *Non-metered street parking on Vineland *Parking across the street at the shopping center *Residential parking if you can find a spot Overall, this place is less about a quick casual meal and more about the full themed experience. If you enjoy immersive bars, themed restaurants, cosplay, or unique cocktail spots, you will probably have a good time here.

    Kelli K.

    Honestly great vibes. I love the griller cheese and I swear NO ONE serves High West Campfire and it's great and a reasonable price here. Staff were helpful and friendly. Will come back many many times!

    Dining space
    Sydni G.

    We came here on a weekday during happy hour. Immediately the decor blew us away with how awesome and detailed it was! Every part of the space was themed- from the bar, to the bathrooms, to the patio, and even the ceilings. I had the frozen lemonade from the happy hour menu and it was delicious! It was sweet, tart, and had the perfect amount of alcohol. We ordered the chicken tenders and Brussels sprouts to eat and ended up needing to order another round because they were both that good. The Brussels sprouts were crispy and the balsamic glaze was so tasty! The garlic aioli with the tenders was amazing and we didn't even think twice about asking for double aioli instead of the side of ketchup that comes with them. Also the warm chocolate chip cookie with ice cream on top is a MUST! So delicious! None of this experience would have been the same if it wasn't for everyone working there who made it an awesome experience. We got great food and drink recommendations, friendly banter, and they even told us some fun things to do and see in the space so we wouldn't miss anything. (Highly recommend answering the phone if it rings!) All in all this was a great bar and I can't wait to come back!

    Mai Tai and the old fashion (the drink behind)
    Trixie J.

    The space was like stepping into a set from the end of the world - post apocalypse. There was a phone that would ring and there would be these messages. To make your life easier, just wait in line for drinks at the bar. My favorite drink: good old fashion. The food smelled pretty good but didn't end up ordering anything because well had already eaten. I will be back for that old fashion. Last call was closer to 11pm but I saw a lot of folks hanging out.

    William N.

    Fallout fans rejoice! A mere walk from the steps of Universal Studios, a bar of equitably hollywood proportions has arrived. Get your fix of thematic bites and buzz - the attention to detail is phenomenal. Bar staff are friendly, knowledgeable, and most importantly: free from radiation sickness! When I say this place is rad.... it's the good kind. Be sure to check out all the little details in the decor, the nods to factions, the atom bomb above you as you enter... maybe answer the phone if it rings. 5 stars. Check it out! Get the chili.

    Main apocalyptic bar area
    Erika G.

    The ambiance was lively, many people were dressed in an apocalyptic theme. The best part was the interactive features like the Phone Booth and radio. The phone will work if you try to dial, there is an automated response. The drinks were so deliciously curated. I will definitely come back to try some different cocktails. The staff was amazing, the location is a bit smaller so expect long lines but definitely worth it. Can wait to visit soon

    Themed wall decor - area map
    Tanya G.

    Had such a fun time at this nuclear fallout themed restaurant. It was a lot of fun to take a look around & find Easter eggs (including a Fallout bobblehead & a corner full of canteens), themed music, & very nice baristas/servers. The food & drinks were great-- my favorite was the marinated grilled cheese. It wasn't a cheese pull type of grilled cheese but kind of a "grown-up" version that was SUCH a flavor explosion. The Brussels sprouts were also phenomenal & I highly recommend the non-alcoholic no-tiki as well as the Turtle's famous cookie for dessert! The burger & chicken tenders were delicious but I'd say not necessarily anything new-- a good classic staple. The bathrooms were probably my favorite-- "filthy" decor but very clean, wheelchair accessible (not ample space but just enough) but the funny decor had me cracking up. I appreciated the picture of the San Diego nuclear power plants-- it worked perfectly for the theme! I'd say the only downside is figuring out parking-- we ended up parking at the Ralph's across the street & walking over. It was a blast going with a huge fallout fan & definitely worth the trek up to check this place out.

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