Inn of the Seventh Ray
Inn of the Seventh Ray
128 Old Topanga Canyon Rd, Topanga, CA 90290, USA
- Max Seated
- 250
- Max Standing
- 350
Average Response Time 12-24 hrs
Inn of the Seventh Ray
128 Old Topanga Canyon Rd, Topanga, CA 90290, USA
Average Response Time 12-24 hrs
The Inn of the Seventh Ray is located in the canyon, surrounded by great old sycamores, waterfalls, and a rushing creek, and offers a storybook atmosphere. Whether you're saying I do or gathering with friends and family to celebrate a wonderful event, the Inn has lush gardens and a delightfully romantic setting that's ideal for any occasion. Our menu features market-fresh, seasonally inspired California cuisine made with locally sourced organic and naturally raised products. We offer a venue unlike any other in the Los Angeles area and are known as LA's most romantic restaurant. The Inn is the ideal place to celebrate your commitment with five-star food and service in a natural, garden environment, whether it's a modest family gathering or a 250-guest party. We specialize in creating a private environment where you and your guests may celebrate your day in an ideal space that seems like it's all yours. Bridal and baby showers, birthday parties, rehearsal dinners, anniversaries, or corporate lunches...
250 max seated • 350 max standing
Last updated in 2024
Taxes and fees included
Catering included
Beverages included
A/V Equipment
Coat Check
Handicap Accessible
Kosher Kitchen
Media Room
Pet Friendly
Pool
Street Parking
Valet Parking
WiFi
Windows
Dance Floor
Breakout Rooms
In-house caterer only
In-house suppliers only

Dr. Ralph & Lucile Yaney started the Inn of the Seventh Ray in the early 1970’s with the mission of offering to their guests the benefits of cooking without chemicals or artificial additives. What started as an extension of their personal lifestyle blossomed into a destination restaurant for diners seeking an alternative to frozen, overly-processed food.
128 Old Topanga Canyon Rd, Topanga, CA 90290, USA
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