Go To Tiki Ti's, bring cash, they don't take plastic. For your first drink get a Ray's Mistake, then for your second order a Blood in the Sand, then call a cab.
Awesome bar, great vibe, stiff drinks, and good music. Def a place to escape from the world outside for a minute or two.
Great music, cheap drinks, photo booth, foosball, a vending machine with an eclectic mix of goodies, and weird beach theme: need I say more. - Whitney
With its festive Chinese-themed décor (gotta love the lantern–filled bar and outdoor neon signage), this dimly lit space is fun, fun, fun. Sip on a fancy cocktail or enjoy a Jameson on the rocks.
A brilliant mixture of gays, hipsters, and gay hipsters. Dark and crowded ambiance with a jukebox up front and DJ at the dance floor in the back area.
A neighborhood dive in the most essential way — regular customers, popcorn, eclectic jukebox — the Gold Room is often packed with guys enjoying beers and the cute waitresses. Read more.
Short Stop has the dive bar essentials: Pool table? Check. Jukebox and tiny dance floor? Check. A clientele who'd rather be here than head back home? Triple check. Read more.
Congratulations, you've found one of Esquire's Best Bars in America. If you happen to be an East Coaster in L. A., you will find no better bar to drink yourself sane. Order a Pappy Van Winkle's, neat. Read more.
The venue is synonymous with the Silver Lake music scene, launching such crucial local indie icons as Beck, Silversun Pickups and Elliott Smith. Monday nights are usually no cover. Plus a pool table! Read more.
If you're into funk, soul and fancy footwork, then Funky Sole's on Saturday is for you. The music is hard not to dance to and you'll find yourself grooving out on a floor packed with breakers. Read more.
