5* Ambiance 5* Service…read more5* Coctails Level 8 really has done a fantastic job creating a jazz/entertainment bar with great service, drinks, and unpretentious service. The guests, come and go and at each moment, in any corner, be ready to be surprised and entertained by a live DJ, acrobat, burlesque performer, pianist and singer. What a show! Veronica at the bar was fantastic and made us drinks just to our order. Supper knowledgable, helpful and kind. Definitely, this place is a great hangout after a meal... be prepared to be be dazzled and entertained.

Gonna try to paint the picture in as few words as possible. Sorry for the long narrative:…read more 1) I planned out a special night for my wife throughout all of Level 8 2) Had reservations set at Lucky Mizu for Dinner to Mr. Wanderlust for Cocktails and Entertainment and then to Sinners and Santos for Drinking and Dancing for Latin Night 3) Showed up for our 6:45 PM reservation at Lucky Mizu but was turned away 3 times stating they didn't have seats available. After being seated 40 minutes later, service took 20 minutes to take our order, and another 30 minutes to be served. Food was 'okay', there was no entertainment, and multiple customers were unhappy with similar slow service... but some of them were comped parts of their meals.. we didn't even get a sorry until we spoke to the manager on our way out, expressing the reason was they had no idea it would be this busy on a Thursday (they take reservations, so...), and also blamed an 'all you can eat promotion' they promoted earlier, and they only had two serves on staff that night. 4) We were late to Mr. Wanderlust, but were luck to get two seats at the bar after another couple left. We order two cocktails and a coffee... and were charged just over $140. Then, we were asked to move because they wanted to take our seats. We asked about the bill to the bartendar, and she expressed that since she didn't take our original order, she couldn't help us. She simply just had us stand there. We were not going to pay since it seemed way off... until finally we spoke to a guy walking by. We showed him our ticket/receipt and said out loud, "this isn't right". He came back quickly with a revised bill of almost $120. This was still far too high, but no one else seemed interested in helping us find resolve, so we ate it since we didn't want to be late for part 3 of the night. 5) Hoping to salvage the night with drinks and dancing... we tried to find the entrance to Sinners and Santos for their advertised Latin night. We had made reservations here too, and had full confirmation of the reservation... BUT, after finally being directed to the entrance (outside on the patio), they were closed. No sign of why and no one who worked at the other locations had a reason, but they were just simply closed. 6) So, after paying $35 for parking, about $140 in cocktails and food while waiting for our initial reservation at Golden Hour and Que Barbaro, $150+ for dinner at Lucky Mizu, and $120 at Mr. Wanderlust... approximately $500 total... we didn't even get to dance. Maybe this place had a bad night, but based on what the workers said, and how they treated us... it sure seems like the norm. Don't get me wrong, the place is cool... some really great experiential elements and nice photo ops... but I would have had a much better time somewhere else. Super disappointed in this place.

Bella at Level 8 set the tone for an amazing experience right from the start. She welcomed my party…read morewith such great energy and warmth that we immediately felt like VIPs. Not long after getting us settled, she smoothly handed us off to her best friend in the whole entire world, Sam--and honestly, the dynamic duo did not disappoint. Together, Bella and Sam delivered top-tier service with the perfect mix of professionalism and personality. It felt like being taken care of by two people who genuinely love what they do (and might actually be best friends, which made it even better). They were attentive, fun, and made sure everything flowed effortlessly. Between Bella's stellar welcome and the tag-team service with Sam, the whole experience felt seamless and memorable. Would absolutely come back--and hopefully get the dream team again

Jezus is the man. He will take care of you and make sure you have the best night!! Come for laughs…read moreand a great time

I've been here a few times, and they have a great selection of rums and rum based cocktails. I've…read morefound the cocktails to be good, but not the best I've had. The ambience depends on the time, it can be a chill bar before 10pm, and post 10 on the weekends it's more of a club atmosphere with a dj.

Charming speak easy like hidden bar in Downtown L.A. where you have to go in back of the building…read morethrough the garage to see a canopy and burgundy colored drapery framing a reception desk & dark, open door. The entire bar is dark, mysterious with twinkle lights overhead. Like Las Vegas, once inside, it's hard to know if it's day or night outside. Only exception is in their outdoor patio mirrored on the sides like the hall at Versailles and sunlight coming in from above where smoking is allowed. We came early before 8pm during Happy Hour when non-members can enter with a person with a membership which allows 3 additional guests, and all guests are free to enter without a membership until 8pm. [$30 initial membership fee for a year and $20 annual renewal.] Caña (kahn yah) means cane in Spanish referring to sugar cane from which rum is made. Our bartender was helpful and personable welcoming us and taking our orders. Under advice from Caña member Elite Yelper, Isobel L., who graciously took us under her wing, we ordered a shot of Nicaraguan Flor de Caña Rum aged 12 years that came with a cigarillo. We adjourned from the bar to the patio to smoke our mini-stogies and sipped our rum. We came early when there were very few members so it was the perfect place to talk and mellow out. Those who want a more animated crowd probably should come much later when lively dance music begins, and booties start to swing. Caña Rum Bar: 4 stars

Incredible views. Highly recommend an evening/sunset trip. The service was great and food and…read morecocktails hit the spot. This is really special place that is hidden right in downtown!

This review is for the cocktails and ambiance. The views at sunset are the best at AC Bar and…read moreLounge. the cocktails were excellent, I had a spicy margarita and my husband had an old fashioned. The service was attentive and the place has a romantic elegant vibe.

The service and ambience was great! My fiance and I went around 11pm and the guy was very helpful,…read morebrought us everything pretty fast. They had chill ass visuals. Felt relaxed and would definitely go back.

Too expensive for the simple fact I know a million spots in LA and every city where I could've…read moregotten hookah for 75% of this price that we spent here. Nice concept for drinking tea, chilling on your laptop and smoking hookah by yourself or wit a buddy/business partner. This is not a hookah spot to turn up at lol you gotta hit Social Hookah for dat vibe on pico blvd baby! The service was coo. I did get inspired for my teabags and my brothers art pieces to expand to spots I wouldn't think to. @brianmustdie has bomb art pieces lol go follow him - they need to put his pieces in here.

SERVICE- amazing everyone was so inviting and sweet and special shoutout to NANCY she is amazing!…read more Food- phenomenal and quick! Ambiance- 10/10!!!

Great ambiance and a spectacular view of the city skyline. Great spot to meet for a date or…read morecelebration for drinks.

Anyone that leaves anything other than 5 stars needs to stay inside because this place has layers…read moreto it and the service is on time and on purpose Thaliyah was excellent definitely coming bk

As Grand As it gets…read more I've been stopping in to Seven Grand for well over a decade now O.O and I still love this top notch whiskey bar lounge in Downtown Los Angeles. From fun nights out, special occasions, whiskey tastings, exploring the speakeasy... playing some pool, enjoying libations, taking in live music, perfect outings on the patio, the occasional cigar. So many great memories and experiences created here including some awesome date days with my other half. If stopping in for the first time you'll discover S.G. on 7th and Grand Avenue with a door person usually always at the bottom of the staircase just outside of the restaurant/cocktail bar Zaya (which has been many incarnations including Bar CDMX, V and Mas Malo). Provide them with a valid ID, as anybody over 21 should have a valid form of identification on them at all times, not just for driving or access to 21+ events or establishments, but for safety. And Seven Grand cares about everyone and their safety. They value their staff as much as their customers. And it shows in every way from thoughtful space in all directions, great pool tables, a whiskey, bourbon and scotch curated cocktail menu, even some good brew/beer. Awesome hallways with cabinet lockers, the cleanest restrooms, great dim dark warm lighting, fun fixtures and true DTLA vibes that feel old timey yet also very modern. Seven Grand is open to all and all are welcome. Stellar daily happy hour 4pm to 8pm. I love a good $10 Toki Highball at 5pm, but you can't go wrong with their classic old fashion also. All the bartenders are incredible as well as personable. S Grand is open every day from 4pm until 2am. Loads of lots close by as well as the Metro station at 7th and Metro. Though the trains currently stop just a little after midnight. Rideshare is also your friend, which now includes Waymo in the area. Discover Seven Grand also in San Diego, Austin or Denver. If planning an event you inquire with Stephen via email for personal parties, events with a budget and even corporate parties. They're very accommodating with a good amount of notice. When we had my boyfriend's birthday here they reserved a table for us and set us up with everything we needed. Thinking of having my next birthday here myself both at Seven Grand and Bar Jackalope (their hidden speakeasy). Support your awesome LA Whiskey Bar!

shoo shoo baby was so fun. my friends and i went on a monday night, so we weren't expecting much,…read morebut we had a blast. the staff was so friendly and helpful, especially marc, one of the bartenders. marc was super funny and personable, despite being busy the whole night. he made me a cocktail based on what i told him i was looking for in a drink, and it was so tasty (i forget what it was called though so definitely have to go back to ask him). the music was also such a vibe. i believe one of the djs playing that night was named ej and he did a great job picking the music. shoo shoo baby is such a great bar for someone that's look for a chill but fun time.

Relaxed after dinner vibe. DJ was playing a nice mic. The drinks were delicious and we agreed to…read morereturn. It was open airy and relaxed.

Came here with friends, we had a wonderful time!!…read more The line was relatively short to check ID and gain entry- they gave us the cutest smiley face stamps! All of the staff were very friendly and happy. There were many security guards posted and keeping a watchful eye, which made us feel more secure! And the bartender made us delicious drinks! I asked for something fruity, and he created a mixed drink that was exactly what I wanted :) He even had me try it and ensured I liked it before charging me! The DJ and music were fun and exciting! Everyone in the crowd was dancing and laughing throughout the night! Plus the views were gorgeous from the 21st floor!

Coming here on a night out, the place has a good view as it's located on the 21st floor. Valet is…read moreonly $15 which is pretty good, line is stationed outside and will get ID'd and patted down, I believe if no tickets the fee is $30 cash and $33 card. That's what my party had to pay atleast. The lounge area is pretty nice, two bar locations with one being at the front entrance and one towards the back (easier to go through the bathroom hallway to get there). I enjoyed the music, some weren't my favorite but a good time nonetheless. Got an AMF drink for $22. Owner made sure that one of our friends chain wasn't snatched and that it dropped when we lost the pendant and even offered his personal cell to contact him. Camera's everywhere and cleaning crew full sweep. Honestly, really down to earth based off our one and only interaction that night.

Took some friends here who were visiting and wanted a Speakeasy experience…read more It was maybe 9:30/10pm on a Friday and it wasn't super busy. We were able to get a seat on the coach and order drinks from the bar relatively quickly. Prices were pretty typical of LA ($18-25 a cocktail) but I would say I probably won't come back this late as it's in a shadier part of town. They have a bouncer and it was fine inside, but it's not a place where you can bar hop if that's what you're looking for as the area is seedy. Would be interested to try the food next time, but again, the safety and comfort of the light of day.

NOVEMBER 26.2025…read more I've been through many iterations of The Library Bar over the years... from small and cozy secret bar for those that work in the looming skyscrapers of Downtown LA to being some noisy urban hip hop affair that served godawful drinks (see my past review!), and on back to being a calm and casual neighborhood bar again. The interior never changes... dark... illuminated by candlelight... the bust of Shakespeare over the fireplace, the shelves of old books-- all of it remains intact. But this latest Library Bar seems to have finally dialed in what was always sorely missing in that it showcases a conscientious staff that all seem to know how to mix drinks while treating the customer well by leaving them be. On one night my date and I share a "Black Manhattan," basically a Manhattan with the generous addition of Averna, and it's terrific. On another night, I go for Happy Hour and a few pints of Guinness on draft that are surprisingly proper and go well with their excellent and, I'm told, homemade Hummus & Veggies Plate. The music at this current Library Bar is pretty much on point and is never so loud as to interfere with the conversations that patrons seem to come here for... something you should come here for too, and maybe at Happy Hour specifically if you're looking for a nice bump in your day and to spend an hour, well, happily.