Summary: Brick vaulted rooms host French influenced plates with bakery bustle and airy market vibes
République occupies a storied brick complex with towering ceilings and mission archways. It began as Charlie Chaplin’s office, then housed the La Brea Bakery and Campanile, and now pairs a lively cafe bar with a market feel to a back dining room. The menu blends French technique with influences from Italy, Spain and the Bay Area, offering an array of sharable plates and substantial mains. Expect pastries and breads from the bakery by day and refined, modern French plates by night, served in a space that feels both historic and contemporary.