The Point restaurant, looking west

Title

The Point restaurant, looking west

Description

The Marinos' Point seafood restaurant had a sign shaped like an artist's palette and a telephone booth outside. The Greek fishermen who owned the older Marinos' seafood restaurant nearby also owned The Point at 18412 W. Pacific Coast Highway. Later The Chart House and Mastro's Ocean Club were built at this site.

Date

1960s

Source

Digital only

Rights

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Publisher

"Images of America: Malibu" by Ben Marcus and Marc Wanamaker (Arcadia, 2011)
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Citation

“The Point restaurant, looking west,” Topanga Historical Society Digital Archive, accessed November 8, 2026, https://www.topangahistoricalsociety.org/archive/document/2275.