Groceries included
Every grocery is covered by the house — no shopping lists to fund, no empty cupboards at the end of the month.
Meals & groceries at Next Phase
Stocked kitchen.
Shared table.
At our sober living home in Tarzana, the groceries are covered and the table is always set — real food, cooked and eaten together, for men across Los Angeles and the surrounding areas.
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Groceries covered
The house is stocked.
Groceries are provided, so food is never the thing you have to figure out. The pantry, the fridge, and the shelves stay filled — protein, produce, staples, and the basics for a proper meal. You arrive with a bag and a plan; what's for dinner is already handled.
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A real kitchen
Cook for yourself.
The house has a full kitchen — a gas cooktop, double ovens, a big island, and enough room for more than one person at a time. Residents cook their own meals, learn what a week of real food takes, and leave knowing how to feed themselves when they're on their own.
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Dinner together
The same table, every night.
Most evenings the house eats together at the long dining table. That hour is where the house stops being a place you stay and starts being a place you belong to — conversation, honest check-ins, someone noticing when your plate is untouched. Recovery is easier when you're not eating alone.
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Regular meals
Structure you can taste.
Meals at set times, with people who notice when you don't show up. Eating well and on schedule is one of the quiet foundations of early recovery — it steadies your sleep, your energy, and your mood, and it gives the day a shape that holds.
Why it matters
More than food.
Early recovery falls apart in small, unglamorous ways — skipping meals, running on nothing, going to bed hungry and calling it discipline. When the groceries are covered and dinner is a standing invitation, one more thing that used to knock you off course is gone, and one more reason to be home at a set time takes its place.
What's at the table
Everything, already handled.
A kitchen you can use
Cooktop, ovens, and full prep space — cooking is part of daily life here, and part of what you take with you.
Communal dinners
The house sits down together most nights. Dinner is the daily checkpoint — where the day gets said out loud.
Sober living in Tarzana
Meals included, every day.
Next Phase Sober Living is a structured sober living home for men in Tarzana, serving Los Angeles and the surrounding areas. For families and referring professionals comparing sober living options in the San Fernando Valley or greater Los Angeles, groceries and meals included is more than a line item — it's what makes the house run.
Stocked groceries and shared dinners sit alongside 24/7 onsite staff, one-on-one case management, consistent drug testing, an onsite gym, transportation help, and support for whichever meetings work for you — everything a man needs to stabilize, get well, and find his own path.
Groceries included
Meals included in sober living
Communal dinners at a shared table
Full onsite kitchen
Structured daily routine
24/7 onsite staff
Case management & drug testing
Serving Los Angeles & surrounding areas
Questions, answered
Frequently asked questions.
Are meals really included?
Yes. The house is stocked with groceries — every grocery covered — and residents cook for themselves in a full kitchen. Food is one less thing to worry about while you do the work.
Who does the cooking?
The residents. The kitchen is always stocked and always open, and cooking for yourself — and sometimes for each other — is part of building a normal, healthy routine.
What are communal dinners?
The house comes together for dinner at the same table, every night. It's where the day's wins and struggles get shared — more than food, it's the rhythm that makes a house a home.
What if I have dietary needs?
Talk to us when you call. Because residents do their own cooking from a stocked kitchen, there's flexibility to handle most dietary needs and preferences.
Take the next step
Pull up a chair.
4640 Dunas Ln, Tarzana, CA 91356