Former Mr. Chow In Malibu Will Soon Be Replaced By Lucky’s Steakhouse

The Montesano Group—Joe's Cafe, Tre Lune Restaurant, and D’Angelo Bakery—is aiming for a Sept. debut of the posh eatery.

Space formerly housing Mr. Chow in Malibu, at 3835 Cross Creek Rd #18A, will soon be home to Lucky’s Steakhouse, an eatery that operates a location in Montecito near Santa Barbara under The Montesano Group of restaurants.

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Lucky’s Malibu could open as early as the first week of September in the Malibu Country Mart shopping center, a rep for the restaurant Monday told What Now Los Angeles (WNLA) in a telephone call.

The Montesano Group, founded by entrepreneur Gene Montesano of Lucky Brand fame and in collaboration with longtime partners Jimmy Argyropoulos and Herb Simon, has “honored the classic American steakhouse tradition since its 1999 opening in Montecito” with Lucky’s, according to a spokesperson.

“From Santa Barbara to Malibu, we are thrilled to be expanding down California’s beautiful coast and opening up in such an iconic destination,” Montesano said in a prepared statement. “The Malibu Country Mart is truly the heart of this wonderful community and we are honored to be joining it.”

The new restaurant, helmed by Executive Chef Michael Rosen, will feature a classic steakhouse menu, and the space has been designed by The Warner Group Architects’ Architecture and Interiors team.

The Montesano Group’s portfolio includes Joe’s Cafe, Tre Lune Restaurant, and D’Angelo Bakery.

Caleb J. Spivak

Caleb J. Spivak

Caleb J. Spivak

Caleb J. Spivak

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