Culver City
Culver City spent a century as a studio town and woke up a tech town, which mostly means the lunch lines got longer and the lanyards got fancier. Apple, Amazon, and Sony share zip code 90232, and their employees share the Platform and the downtown grid after six. Dates here are competent and slightly transactional: a drink at Father's Office, dinner on Main, a walk that pretends not to be a tour of office buildings. The Expo Line helps. The Baldwin Hills sunset helps more. Expect someone in product, someone in post-production, and a polite negotiation over who picks the next spot.
Culver City by the numbers
Culver City runs male-heavy, about 55% men to 45% women.
Median individual income in Culver City is about $65,800.
California registers voters by party, and where Culver City sits the largest bloc is Democratic: about 51% Democratic, 23% no-party-preference, and just 19% Republican.
The median renter in Culver City pays about $2,680 a month.
A market-rate one-bedroom in Culver City asks about $2,610 a month.
About 4,000 Culver City residents ages 22 to 50 are single.
Local date spots
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Baldwin Hills Scenic Overlook
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Margot
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Zaytinya
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The Auld Fella - Culver City
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Industry Cafe & Jazz
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Carasau Ristorante
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Seventy7 Lounge
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The Cinema Bar
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33 Taps Culver City
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Arth Bar & Kitchen - Indian Restaurant in Culver City 🇮🇳
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Dear John's
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Sara The Wine Bar & Restaurant
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Vespertine
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