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Southwest Mobile Storage is a family-owned shipping container business founded in 1995. Our strength for more than 25 years comes from the specialized knowledge and passion of our people, along with serving over 24,000 commercial, construction and residential customers. Our 90,000 sq. ft. facility and expertise in maintaining, manufacturing, and delivering corrugated steel containers are unrivaled in the industry.
While the rental side of our business is regional, with branches throughout the Southwest, our container sales and modification operations are nationwide and becoming global. Santa Monica, CA, offers a wide selection of portable offices and mobile storage containers you can rent, buy or modify.
Our experts in container rental, sales and customization are committed to providing you with the highest quality and best experience from service to delivery - our reputation depends on it.
Whether you need shipping containers for storage, office, moving, multi-purpose or custom use, we've got your back.
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When you choose mobile storage containers over traditional storage facilities, you get more space for less, plus the convenience of onsite, 24/7 access to your valuables. And if you can't keep a container at your location, we offer you the flexibility to store it at our place instead. Rest assured, our high-quality storage containers will keep your items safe from weather, pests and break-ins. When you need to rent, buy or modify mobile storage containers in Santa Monica, CA, look no further than Southwest Mobile Storage.
Our shipping container modifications can help improve or expand your business. We can customize containers to any size you need, so you can rest easy knowing you have enough space for your inventory, documents, equipment or services.
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When you own a business or manage one, it's crucial to have efficient, affordable ways to store inventory and supplies, whether it's to grow your business or adapt to changes in the market. Renting or buying storage containers to keep at your business eliminates the cost and hassles of sending your staff to offsite storage facilities. If you're in need of a custom solution, we'll modify shipping containers into whatever you need to grow your business. Whether it's new paint with your branding, a durable container laboratory for scientific research, or mobile wastewater treatment units,our unrivaled fabrication facility and modification expertshave you covered.
REQUEST A QUOTEWe know how important it is for your construction company to have reliable, secure storage and comfortable office space at your jobsite. All our storage containers for rent in Santa Monica, CA, come standard with first-rate multi-point locking systems, so you can rest assured your tools, equipment and materials are safe and secure. We also understand that construction can run long or finish early. We'll accommodate your schedule, even on short notice, and will prorate your rent after your first 28 days, so you don't have to pay for more than you actually need. With us, you also won't have to deal with the hassle of a large call center. Instead, you'll have dedicated sales representatives who will work with you for the entirety of your business with us.
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Get 24/7 access to your personal belongings without ever leaving your property. Whether you need short-term storage during home renovations or to permanently expand your home's storage space, our shipping containers for rental, sale and modification in Santa Monica, CA, are the most convenient, secure solution. With our first-rate security features, using a storage container for your holiday decorations, lawn equipment, furniture, and other items will keep your contents safer than if you used a shed. Don't have room on your property? We also offer the option to keep your container at our secure facility. Our experienced team is here to help you find the perfect solution for your needs.
REQUEST A QUOTEOur ground-mounted mobile offices provide comfortable, temperature-controlled workspace without the extra expenses associated with portable office trailers, like stairs, metal skirting or setup and removal fees. Whether you only need one workspace, storage to go with it, or separate rooms in one container, we've got you covered. With our 500 years of combined container fabrication experience, rest easy knowing your mobile office is of the highest quality craftsmanship when you choose Southwest Mobile Storage.
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Branch LocationStudents Can Get Discounts At Many Businesses and Companies, Here’s HowFor readers who are students at SMC, UCLA, or any other university or a student’s parents, there are many ways to save money as a college student. Here are some of the best ways to get discounts on the best brands, cultural events, cinemas, theme parks, and clothing stores.With places to do and things to see, students can purchase student-rate tickets at ...
Students Can Get Discounts At Many Businesses and Companies, Here’s How
For readers who are students at SMC, UCLA, or any other university or a student’s parents, there are many ways to save money as a college student. Here are some of the best ways to get discounts on the best brands, cultural events, cinemas, theme parks, and clothing stores.
With places to do and things to see, students can purchase student-rate tickets at The Huntington, LACMA, MOCA, the Griffith Observatory, and the Natural History Museum. The Hammer Museum at UCLA is always free. The Geffen Playhouse offers Teentix and student rush discounts for its plays.
Students can also get discounts on tickets at varying rates at AMC and check for participating locations at Regal and Cinemark theaters. For a fun escape, check out Universal Studios’ partnership with local colleges and universities – you could save on day passes, annual passes, and Universal Horror Night tickets.
Club Monaco, J Crew, Nike, Levis, and ASOS offer 10-20% off retail prices to spice up your wardrobe. For self-care and fitness, Peloton gives the student access for $6.99, and Headspace gives students 85% off a year subscription or $9.99 a year. Liberation Yoga and Corepower Yoga also have special student rates for a series of classes. To get out of town, be sure to check out Amtrak’s 15% train travel discount.
For their entertainment, students can get Spotify Premium for $5.99 per month and Hulu for $1.99, Peacock for $1.99, as well as YouTube Premium with a three-month free trial and then $7.99 a month, Amazon Music for $5.99, and Amazon Prime 50% off after a six-month free trial. Be sure to check out Best Buy, Microsoft, and Apple for the student deals they offer at the time.
Chef Dave Beran will open a fine dining restaurant at 3110 Main Street in Santa Monica in 2024. The chef, who relocated to Los Angeles in 2016 after a decade behind the stoves at three-Michelin-starred Alinea and one-Michelin-starred Next in Chicago, made a name for himse...
Chef Dave Beran will open a fine dining restaurant at 3110 Main Street in Santa Monica in 2024. The chef, who relocated to Los Angeles in 2016 after a decade behind the stoves at three-Michelin-starred Alinea and one-Michelin-starred Next in Chicago, made a name for himself in the city with a duo of restaurants in Santa Monica. (Michelin-starred Dialogue opened in 2017 and closed in 2020, while French bistro Pasjoli debuted in 2019 and continues to operate.) The yet-to-be-named restaurant, located less than a quarter mile from Pasjoli, marks Beran’s long-awaited return to fine dining.
For the incoming restaurant, the 6,200-square-foot indoor-outdoor space will be converted into a 38-seat “secret garden” by Rugo/Raff Ltd. Architects. Principal architect Steve Rugo previously designed Alinea, Next, Pasjoli, and Dialogue. “I really wanted to find a [space] where you felt like you were discovering something, like you really are being transported into a new place,” says Beran. “That was the magic of this space. That’s really where we’re framing everything around.”
Beran points to the 100-year-old novel The Secret Garden as a source of design inspiration. “I always had this dream of finding that key and walking up to the door and opening it and finding this magical, curated place within,” he says. “We’ve been really just trying to play off of that idea — what the fantasy is of walking into this thing you never knew existed and finding this perfect little place that isn’t scary or overwhelming, but instead just comforting, like a place that makes you feel at home.” A garden will be installed in the restaurant’s 2,000-square-foot outdoor area where Beran envisions growing some herbs and perhaps passionfruit vines, and hosting diners for part of their meal.
As for the food, Beran and his team will be serving diners a 12- to 14-course tasting menu that can be extended to 22 to 24 courses, if desired. The cooking will be “very focused” on Southern California and its seasons and produce. “I don’t want it to be that restaurant that you could pick up and put somewhere else and still make sense,” he says. “I want it to be an exaggeration of all of the great things that we find here.” Given Beran’s culinary background, the menu will feature some molecular elements but it won’t be “Alinea/El Bulli-esque, as it has been in the past,” he says. Instead, Beran plans to focus on “refinement” and “finding the complexity within the flavor profiles, not within crazy presentations.”
When it comes to pacing and pricing, diners can anticipate six “pillar” courses (“Larger courses that allow the guests to immerse themselves in the food, more importantly, and each other,” Beran says) with smaller, connective courses between them; the cost will be under $300. Cooks will deliver each course to diners and add finishing touches tableside. The new restaurant, which has been percolating in Beran’s mind since his tenure at Next and was honed through the Dialogue era, will finally come to fruition early next summer.
From now until the restaurant opens, Beran will develop the winding menu as the space undergoes a verdant transformation. The restaurant’s name will likely be finalized a month before doors open for business, if how things proceeded at Dialogue and Pasjoli provides any indication. In the meantime, Beran is serving a 12-course, $195 tasting menu three nights a week at Pasjoli, with plans to stop in mid-September following the restaurant’s fourth anniversary; the bar at Pasjoli will begin serving a new small bites menu starting this Friday, August 18.
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Much-liked Mexican restaurant and bar Tallula’s is tragically set to close its doors this coming Sunday, August 20, concluding a six-year long chapter with the Rustic Canyon Family of businesses.Located in an idyllic spot at 118 Entrada Drive, away from the turmoil of the more tourist focussed areas of town, it quickly became an eatery respected by residents. Operated by partners Zoe Nathan and Josh Loeb, it was part of a portfolio that includes the flagship Rustic Canyon, plus Huckleberry, Milo & Olive, Sweet Rose Creamery,...
Much-liked Mexican restaurant and bar Tallula’s is tragically set to close its doors this coming Sunday, August 20, concluding a six-year long chapter with the Rustic Canyon Family of businesses.
Located in an idyllic spot at 118 Entrada Drive, away from the turmoil of the more tourist focussed areas of town, it quickly became an eatery respected by residents. Operated by partners Zoe Nathan and Josh Loeb, it was part of a portfolio that includes the flagship Rustic Canyon, plus Huckleberry, Milo & Olive, Sweet Rose Creamery, Cassia and Esters Wine Shop & Bar.
It was also where chef Saw Naing rose to fame. He’s now at The Dutchess in Ojai, Ventura County, exploring his Burmese-Indian roots and introducing Californians to his unique take on South Asian cuisine.
The announcement was made on select social media and in a newsletter that was sent to subscribing customers.
“It’s with sadness, but also gratitude and love, that we announce we’ll be closing Tallula’s after a wonderful six years. Tallula’s was birthed out of love. Named after our daughter who was three when it opened, the inspiration came from the fact that Zoe and I grew up having many happy experiences at Marix Tex Mex, the restaurant that inhabited the space for the previous 30 years.”
It goes on to say that despite a strong opening, the team encountered challenges that persisted through its six-year run. “We made mistakes for sure, encountered some obstacles beyond our control, and ultimately it just didn’t work and never found its footing,” it says.
“In this very difficult restaurant economy, the most challenging we’ve experienced in our almost 17 years of operations throughout our nine places, it no longer was sustainable to keep Tallula’s open.”
The restaurant opened in May 2017 amid much excitement and offered “locally sourced and organic ingredients in each dish” making the venue “a colorful, vintage looking space, with a separate bar and patio seating for everyone to join in on an authentic Mexican meal.”
For the final few days, until Sunday, the service has been adjusted to dinner-only, which means the well-known weekend brunch is no more. It also means that the Hotville Chicken pop-up, which was scheduled to take place each Monday throughout August, is also prematurely canceled.
Tallula’s tasty restaurant is at 118 Entrada Drive for a limited time only now and you can check out the website and make reservations at tallulasrestaurant.com
District’s Vision Aims to Breathe New Life into Santa Monica’s Iconic Civic AuditoriumBy Dolores QuintanaThe Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District has unveiled its intentions to present a comprehensive strategy to revitalize the Santa Monica High School Campus Plan and restore the revered Civic Auditorium (“Civic”). The proposed plan envisions a refurbishment of the Civic that aligns its structural and architectural features with contemporary construction standards...
District’s Vision Aims to Breathe New Life into Santa Monica’s Iconic Civic Auditorium
By Dolores Quintana
The Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District has unveiled its intentions to present a comprehensive strategy to revitalize the Santa Monica High School Campus Plan and restore the revered Civic Auditorium (“Civic”). The proposed plan envisions a refurbishment of the Civic that aligns its structural and architectural features with contemporary construction standards while also adapting its intended purpose to cater to the needs of the District, the City, and the Santa Monica community.
The Santa Monica Civic Auditorium, a versatile multipurpose venue owned by the City of Santa Monica, holds a rich history as a local landmark. Constructed in 1958, it has served as a venue for concerts, exhibitions, and sporting events and even hosted the Academy Awards.
Over time, the Civic’s condition experienced significant deterioration, culminating in its closure in 2013 due to seismic and accessibility concerns. Acknowledging the Civic as a “surplus,” the Santa Monica City Council designated both the facility and its premises in October 2022. Prompted by this designation, the District expressed interest in acquiring the Civic and initiated a feasibility study in March 2023. The study aimed to assess the viability and potential benefits of procuring, restoring, and upgrading the Civic for educational, recreational, and entertainment purposes to serve the community.
The feasibility study highlights the District’s vision for a revitalized structure that can serve as a multipurpose venue, encompassing functionalities such as a gymnasium, theater, auditorium, concert hall, exhibition space, and community center. The study delves into the prospects of rejuvenating the facility while preserving its historical essence.
Superintendent Dr. Antonio Shelton stated, “SMMUSD has a strong interest in purchasing and preserving this historic multi-use facility, providing the City and residents with an opportunity for a trusted community partner to restore and bring this community treasure back to life. We look forward to gaining community input in this process as we seek to restore this historic property as an educational, entertainment, recreational, and community facility that everyone will be proud of.”
Incorporating the Civic into the school district’s modernization endeavors would expand the land area available to Santa Monica High School, expediting the ongoing enhancements of the Samohi Campus Plan. This integration is projected to reduce the overall implementation timeline by nearly eight years and minimize costs for taxpayers in Santa Monica.
Any restoration project by the District would also involve commemorating the people displaced from the Belmar neighborhood, underscoring the Civic’s historical significance. The feasibility study findings are scheduled to be presented at the Board of Education meeting on August 17, 2023. Pending the Board’s evaluation and determination, negotiations with the City of Santa Monica for the Civic Auditorium’s acquisition will be pursued.
Community engagement will play a vital role in shaping the Civic Auditorium’s future, and the District encourages community members to participate in the discussions and share their input. The District urges the community to support this unique opportunity to restore and repurpose the Civic for the betterment of Santa Monica. Comments and inquiries can be directed to Let’s Talk: www.smmusd.org/Superintendent by clicking on the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium Discussion button. The complete meeting agenda can be found at: https://www.smmusd.org/domain/29
AA casual newcomer is hitting the Westside shores this week, with the Surfing Fox formally opening just steps from the Santa Monica Pier on Tuesday, August 15. While the restaurant is a part of the new Pierside Hotel property at 120 Colorado Avenue, the ground floor and indoor-outdoor look are meant to pull the place into the greater neighborhood, making it a fine (and fast) stop for l...
AA casual newcomer is hitting the Westside shores this week, with the Surfing Fox formally opening just steps from the Santa Monica Pier on Tuesday, August 15. While the restaurant is a part of the new Pierside Hotel property at 120 Colorado Avenue, the ground floor and indoor-outdoor look are meant to pull the place into the greater neighborhood, making it a fine (and fast) stop for locals, tourists, and everyone else.
The new restaurant has plenty of room, from its long street-side patio nestled under swaying trees to the glowing corner bar and breezy indoor dining room. The plan is to activate different areas of the property throughout the day, starting with sunny morning La Colombe coffee and breakfast plates and ending with a lively night at the bar. Diners lounging outside in the afternoon can take in views to the pier and beyond, while inside is wrapped in surf culture accents and general California ephemera and art.
On the food front, chef David Yamaguchi (Chulita) is on to oversee the mostly standard hotel offerings. Given the location, right by a Metro stop and within sight of the ocean, the menu moves between dishes like ceviche, Caesar salad, a burger, fried chicken sandwich, and fish tacos. There are touches unique to Yamaguchi, like a koji brine on the chicken and Oaxacan spices, and the roasted half-chicken with coconut sauce and green sambal. Cocktails start at $17, while glasses of wine at $14. Espresso drinks and pastries are on hand for breakfast daily. The opening menus are below, including dog-friendly offerings for those with a pup.
The Surfing Fox opens this week in the thick of Santa Monica’s tourist stretch, not far from big new names like Spanish pintxos spot Xuntos, the ever-busy Bar Monette, and the completely redone Georgian Hotel.
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CoffeeAmericanoLatteCappuccinoCold BrewIced LatteMatcha LatteHot TeaAlmond, Oat Milk 55556665+1
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Breakfast Sandwich
steamed egg, turkey sausage,aged cheddar, gochujang aioli
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chia seeds, cinnamon, pepitagranola
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honey ham, cheddar cheese,butter croissant
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croissant, chocolate croissant,everything bagel, jalapenocheddar bagel, regular bagel
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pepita granola, coconut,seasonal fruit
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blueberry, double chocolate,coffee cake
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chocolate chip, doublechocolate (GF), snickerdoodle
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Breakfast Sandwich
steamed egg, turkey sausage,aged cheddar, gochujang aioli
15Overnight Oats
chia seeds, cinnamon, pepitagranola
12Ham & Cheese Croissant
honey ham, cheddar cheese,butter croissant
14Croissants & Bagels
croissant, chocolate croissant,everything bagel, jalapenocheddar bagel, regular bagel
7Yogurt Parfait
pepita granola, coconut,seasonal fruit
12Muffins
blueberry, double chocolate,coffee cake
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chocolate chip, doublechocolate (GF), snickerdoodle
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Ceviche *
hamachi, mandarin-coconut leche de tigre,fresno chile, red onion, charred orange
Fritto Misto
masa fried shrimp, calamari, fennel,kimchi marinara, avocado crema, lime
Burrata
pistachio salsa macha,arugula, toasted bread
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HANDHELDS
Cheeseburger *
brioche bun, short rib-brisket patty, neuske'sbacon, aged white cheddar, butter lettuce,tomato, pickle, house aioli, fries
Hot Chicken Sandwich
brioche bun, koji brined, oaxacan spices,cabbage slaw, fries
Fish Tacos
grilled mahi, avocado crema, purplecabbage, carrot escabeche
SIDES
Crispy Brussels Sprouts
pepita aioli, manchego
Grilled Sweet Potatoes
ponzu, charred onion aioli, togarashi
Cilantro Rice
kaffir lime
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assorted seasonal pickled vegetables
Guacamole
onion, cilantro, serrano, tortilla chips
Bread
nori butter, sourdough
Shishito Peppers
charred onion aioli, togarashi, lemon
SALADS
Caesar *
baby gem, cotija, masa crunch, chives, cured eggyolk, caesar dressing
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11Fox Fries
regular or spicy furikake
98Halibut
yuzu tomato butter, brussels sprouts, cilantrooil
Roasted Half Chicken
cilantro rice, coconut sauce, green sambal
Grilled Hangar Steak *
crispy sweet potatoes, japanese chimichurri,cured egg yolk
Caulilini
calabrian chile tahini, garlic-miso oil, mint
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4.5% abv, cerveza, mexico
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5% abv, pale ale, ventura, ca
7Golden Road "Ride On"
7% abv, west coast ipa, los angeles, ca
7Lagunitas, "DayTime"
4% abv, ipa, petaluma, ca
7Brouwerij West, "Popfuji"
5% abv, kellerbier, san pedro, ca
8Kona Brewing, "Big Wave"
4.4% abv, golden ale, kailua kona, hi
Hop Valley, "Stash Panda"
5% abv, hazy ipa, portland, or
78Offshoot, "Relax"
6.8% abv, hazy ipa, placentia, ca
9JuneShine, "Mango Daydream"
6% abv, hard kombucha, san diego , ca
New Belgium, "Fat Tire"
5.2% abv, amber ale, fort collins, co
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4.5% abv, hard seltzer, modesto, ca
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8% abv sour ale, huntington beach, ca
Modelo Especial
4.4% abv, lager cerveza, mexico
Sincere Cider, "Bonafide"
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myers's dark rum, appletonsignature rum, coconut,espresso, cacao, cream
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fords gin, aperol,watermelon, lime, fernet-branca menta
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