The Pacific Palisades fire is not just destroying mansions belonging to the rich and famous, it is also burning up top restaurants.
The Reel Inn in Malibu went up in flames on Tuesday.
The seaside restaurant was famous as it was featured on the TV shows The Chew and Man vs. Food.
And celebrities like Cindy Crawford, Paris Hilton, Jerry Seinfeld and Michelle Pfeiffer dined there often.
Also at risk is the tony Italian restaurant Giorgio Baldi in Santa Monica. That is where Rihanna and A$AP Rocky often dine.
Kim and Khloe Kardashian have also stopped by the intimate dining spot that serves pasta and salads with a classic selection of wines.
The Pacific Palisades fire is not just destroying mansions belonging to the rich and famous. They are also destroying restaurants. The Reel Inn in Malibu went up in flames on Tuesday
Paris Hilton, left, has visited The Reel Inn. And Rihanna’s, right, favorite hot spot Giorgio Baldi might burn down
Dozens of celebrities have been forced to evacuate their luxury properties in coastal Los Angeles as four fast-moving wildfires threaten to destroy the city
Duke’s Malibu, where Pamela Anderson has dined with her sons, is also in jeopardy of burning down.
It has been on the Pacific Coast Highway for decades.
The fire is epic and like a disaster movie, say locals.
Dozens of celebrities have been forced to evacuate their luxury properties in coastal Los Angeles as four fast-moving wildfires threaten to destroy the city.
The fires, which have scorched nearly 3,000 acres and left dozens of homes in ruins, are tearing through areas where A-listers like Ben Affleck, Tom Hanks, James Woods, Mandy Moore, and the Kardashians live, putting their properties at risk.
Malibu’s Reel Inn
The 36-year-old Reel Inn in Malibu (seen above) has been destroyed by the current Pacific Palisades wildfire, marking a heartbreaking loss for the Malibu community and its celebrity patrons.
It was a beloved local spot, famous for its laid-back vibe, fresh seafood, and casual dining experience where patrons ordered at the counter and picked up their meals themselves.
Many stars, including Jerry Seinfeld, Michelle Pfeiffer, and Paris Hilton, were regulars, drawn to its unpretentious charm and great atmosphere.
The restaurant also gained wider fame, having been featured on TV shows like The Chew and Man vs. Food.
Reel Inn owners Teddy and Andy Leonard confirmed the destruction of the restaurant on Instagram.
The Instagram post said they are ‘heartbroken and unsure of what will be left.’
Giorgio Baldi
The iconic Giorgio Baldi, a family-owned Italian restaurant on the border of Santa Monica and Pacific Palisades, is now under threat from the ongoing wildfires
Rihanna is a regular, reportedly ordering her favorites like the ricotta ravioli, gnocchi, and spaghetti pomodoro with basil; seen there in April
The iconic Giorgio Baldi, a family-owned Italian restaurant on the border of Santa Monica and Pacific Palisades, is now under threat from the ongoing wildfires.
Known for its celebrity clientele, Giorgio Baldi has become a go-to dining spot for the A-list crowd.
Rihanna is a regular, reportedly ordering her favorites like the ricotta ravioli, gnocchi, and spaghetti pomodoro with basil.
Kim Kardashian even took Pete Davidson there for a date.
Duke’s Malibu
Stars like Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel, along with many others, have been spotted enjoying Duke’s famous fish tacos and tropical cocktails
Duke’s Malibu, the laid-back, oceanfront restaurant known for its delicious Hawaiian-inspired dishes, is also in danger from the wildfires.
With its breezy vibe and iconic location right on the beach, it’s a favorite among locals and celebrities alike.
Stars like Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel, along with many others, have been spotted enjoying Duke’s famous fish tacos and tropical cocktails.
As a beloved spot that offers both great food and stunning views, losing Duke’s would be a real blow to Malibu’s coastal charm and dining scene.
Mastro’s Ocean Club
Mastro’s Ocean Club in Malibu, a go-to spot for upscale seafood and steaks, is now at risk from the wildfires.
With stunning ocean views and a chic atmosphere, it’s been a favorite among celebrities looking for a classy dining experience.
Mastro’s Ocean Club in Malibu, a go-to spot for upscale seafood and steaks, is now at risk from the wildfires
Celebs like Kim Kardashian and Justin Bieber are often spotted enjoying its famous dishes, like the butter cake and fresh oysters.
Mastro’s has become a staple in Malibu’s high-end dining scene, and losing it would be a big hit for both the community and the A-list crowd it draws.
Nobu Malibu
Nobu Malibu is also at risk from the ongoing wildfires, threatening one of the most star-studded dining destinations not just in Malibu, but across the entire country.
Many members of the Kardashian family are regulars at Nobu, along with other big names like Cameron Diaz, Jamie Foxx, Lori Harvey, and Sofía Vergara, who have celebrated birthdays or special occasions at Nobu.
Many members of the Kardashian family are regulars, along with other big names like Cameron Diaz, Jamie Foxx, Lori Harvey, and Sofía Vergara, who have celebrated birthdays or special occasions at Nobu.
Even when it’s not a special event, stars like Ben Affleck, Jennifer Lopez, Victoria and David Beckham, Justin and Hailey Bieber, Selena Gomez and Angelina Jolie can often be spotted enjoying the restaurant’s world-class food and stunning ocean views.
Malibu Pier
The Malibu Pier, another cherished landmark, is also facing the threat of destruction from the wildfires currently ravaging the area.
Built in 1905, the pier has been a symbol of Malibu’s laid-back coastal lifestyle for over a century.
The fires, which have scorched nearly 3,000 acres and left dozens of homes in ruins, are tearing through areas where A-listers like Ben Affleck , Tom Hanks , James Woods, Mandy Moore , and the Kardashians live, putting their properties at risk
After undergoing significant restoration in recent years, it’s once again a bustling spot for locals and tourists, with its picturesque views and popular restaurants like the Malibu Farm Café.
Celebrities flock to the pier for a relaxed afternoon, whether they’re enjoying a meal or just taking in the stunning ocean vistas
Cholada Thai
The Reel Inn’s neighbor, the popular Thai restaurant Cholada Thai, has also reportedly been destroyed in the wildfire.
Known for its relaxed beachside atmosphere and delicious Asian cuisine, Cholada Thai was a favorite among locals and celebrities alike.
The Reel Inn’s neighbor, the popular Thai restaurant Cholada Thai, has also reportedly been destroyed in the wildfire
LeAnn Rimes, Cindy Crawford, and Rande Gerber were among the famous faces who regularly dined there, enjoying its signature dishes and oceanfront views.
The loss of this beloved spot adds to the devastation sweeping through Malibu.
Santa Monica Pier
The Santa Monica Pier, a beloved landmark and one of California’s most iconic attractions, is now threatened by the wildfires sweeping through the area.
Originally opened in 1909, the pier has long been a symbol of nostalgia and fun, with its historic Ferris wheel, roller coaster, and vibrant boardwalk.
The Santa Monica Pier, a beloved landmark and one of California’s most iconic attractions, is now threatened by the wildfires sweeping through the area
Over the years, it’s undergone several restorations to maintain its charm while keeping up with the times, making it a popular spot for both tourists and celebrities.
Celebs often stop by to take in the views, grab a bite at one of the nearby restaurants, or enjoy the pier’s classic rides.
Getty Villa
Known for its amazing collection of ancient art and beautiful gardens, it’s a favorite spot for both tourists and celebrities looking to soak in some culture
IThe Getty Villa, a historic museum in Malibu, is now at risk from the ongoing wildfires.
Known for its amazing collection of ancient art and beautiful gardens, it’s a favorite spot for both tourists and celebrities looking to soak in some culture.
A-listers often visit to enjoy its unique atmosphere, whether they’re art lovers or just seeking a peaceful escape.
Losing the Getty Villa would be a huge loss, not just for the community, but for the cultural scene in Los Angeles.
