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    Everson Royce Bar

    4.3 (1.1k reviews)
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    Guillermo R.

    It's not a dive bar. It's not just a neighborhood bar. It's not just the great cocktails they pour and it's not the insanely delicious burger that make this spot special it's the fact you're there that makes this place special. The staff have a whiff of attitude with a side of great service. The menu is fun and when you can't decide on a beverage a coup of bubbles does the trick. A warm summer night with friends on the back patio is all I need. Cheers

    Nachos with chicken
    Lovelyn M.

    Be sure to walk straight to the back and enjoy their shaded patio area. There's plenty of picnic benches, a nice breeze from the trees, and a dj. The bartender was friendly and explained the cocktails to us. The two servers in the patio area were quick to take orders and bring out the food although there was a glass of wine charged on our tab that we didn't order. The nachos were delish - juicy chicken and lot of chopped picked chiles.

    Bar
    Estela V.

    I've dined here several times and it's no surprise why I keep coming back. The service is exceptional, the ambiance is beautiful and it's always a vibe. I decided to bring my date here since he's from SF and hasn't explored dtla much. We ordered drinks and a few different menu items. To start, I ordered the burger and he ordered the patty melt. He was shocked at how simple but, delicious the melt was. We also ordered the biscuits and butter and the chicken tinga quesadilla. I personally loved the tinga! A must try. I'm sure I will be back soon and if you haven't tried this spot, you should asap!

    Ran C.

    I finally made it to ERB. I've only heard about it for forever and I've only worked close by for a few years now. I can finally check this place off my list. For starters, parking. Parking lot. It's metered, meaning paid but this eliminates you needing to drive around looking for street parking. Which, there was a bunch too. At least there was when I stopped by. I parked in the lot. I also made reservations. For the patio. But first you walk into the bar area. It's dark and intimate. Walk past the bar through the hall to the outdoor patio. It's open air and pretty big. Good for groups. Picnic table set ups. Pretty casual and laid back vibe. Service was great. There was a team of two who handled everything from start to finish. Seating to settling the bill. Plates and utensils cleared. Refills without asking. Regular check ins (I mention this because I chose to sit apart from where the crowd chose to sit). And both friendly and nice. Drinks were great. Don't go in expecting gourmet food and you'll be ok like I felt the food was. See pics. On a return visit, I'd have all the dishes again. These were off the HH menu. To sum it up, I liked this place. The drinks. The food. The service and the vibe. On my "definitely will return to" list.

    Boilermaker (modelo plus your choice of liquor!)
    Elvis T.

    This was a last min stop for me and a first at that. Luckily walked in at the right time for HH! I got the smashburger with fries and honestly it was one of the best smashburgers I had in a while! Service was quick and friendly, so I would definitely come back. Parking is pretty bad, you'll have to walk a couple blocks so good luck!

    Chicken Quesadilla
    Michelle N.

    Came here for a birthday party with the cutest patio vibes! This place is perfect if you wanted a place to host a birthday dinner, but also keep it chill. My side of the table shared a variety of dishes that kept us filled: Chicken Quesadilla, Kennebec French Fries, and Beef Nachos. All of these items were enough and delicious. My favorite of the night was probably the nachos from how much they LOADED on the items especially the guac. I used some of those to add onto my quesadilla as well. I got the Mateo St Margarita which was delicious and had the kick I needed for the night. Overall, food came out quick. Servers were attentive! Do a reservation ahead of time for the best outcome of your night!

    Sandy H.

    Cool place to hangout at and chill with drinks and food!! There's an outside seating area. Service was great. They were very attentive.

    The burger and fries
    Lance N.

    During a company evening out, we went to the ERB, for some after hours bonding. The service was great there and the atmosphere was cozy in the back outdoor seating. Now I will say the whole point was to be with coworkers, and so I think the vibe was even more fun. The food was pretty good too. So I could see myself going again, even outside a work outing. So try it sometime and enjoy. Not that the parking is Valet, but convenient.

    7/18 Day one the Blackie and smoky patato taquitos
    Rene M.

    Tucked away near the Arts District, Everson Royce Bar (E.R.B.) is that hidden gem everyone thinks they discovered first. Let's get this out of the way--if you know what a Blackie is, then you already know why this spot hits different. IYKYK. But beyond that, E.R.B. serves up some of the best bites and cocktails in LA, period. The smoky potato taquitos? Absolute flavor bombs. The Single Burger? Wildly simple, insanely good--easily one of the best burgers in the city, and yeah, it's coming out of a cocktail bar. They even got vegan options that don't feel like an afterthought. Respect. Drinks? Oh, they don't play around. Whether you're feeling the vibe of the curated cocktail menu or want to go off-script, the bartenders--Alfredo, Trafton, Cindy are pros. Ask, and they'll deliver something! Plus, shoutout to Cassidy, the GM, who keeps everything running cool, smooth, and welcoming. Still not sold? E.R.B. has been named one of LA's top 10 (and even top 20) bars, depending on who you ask but everyone agrees, it's up there. So if this review sends you their way, do me a favor...tell 'em I sent you. Cheers!

    Jason Y.

    Consistently one of my favorite bars. I usually avoid anywhere near DTLA but I love this spot. Great vibes. Amazing drinks and insanely delicious burger.

    Artisanal cocktail
    belinda n.

    Free easy street parking if your lucky Weeknight after work they had a bouncer/ security at front door. Medium light once you enter. Long bright inviting bar Every table was filled Bathrooms far but it was clean & spacious. Separate HH Menu, little lower than average prices (I didn't pay) Small portions but very flavorful Yummy artisanal cocktails Professional hospitable staff Will recommend & return !

    Miguel R.

    I have heard so many wonderful things about Royce Bar, including that it has one of the best burgers in LA. And based on this fact alone, it was on my to-do list. Well, not my to-do list because going here was not a chore to-do, so it was more on my to-enjoy-list, which are items that I must experience in the name of joy! And, here is the story of how I ended up check-marking this item of my favorite list, like I had destiny's support on the matter. On a night when I was exploring LA's famed Art District, I saw a nearby bar that had plenty of pool tables, and had a fun game night kind of vibe. My friend Conrad, loves to play pool so I made a mental note to take him here. I also made a mental note to visit the nearby BAR that had walls that seemed to have being decorated by Basquiat or Haring, or another artist who compelled beauty unto walls with graffiti cans and bold figures. When Conrad and I approached the bar, we asked the security guard which bar was this? The security guard explained that it was Royce Bar or ERB. I was dumbfounded because I felt like I had been selected by the universe to find a bar that I was looking for, on a night when I was not. It was the feeling in the moment. Looking far away, at the moment, I realize I was just attracted to the novel art work of the walls, and the bar happened to be of acclaim. I know I did not happen upon a dime that granted unlimited wishes, but, still in the moment I felt the glee of discovery, and I rather be prone to feeling bursts of unregulated joy at small discoveries that being the type of person that feels flat when he sees a movie star at their local grocery store. As soon as we went in we ordered the burger. We were not super hungry but we can get a nosh, especially one that I was looking to enjoying one day. Not knowing much of the burger, I tried it, and I was not overwhelmed with joy. The burger was good but basic. I was in love with the crispy edges of the meat. As I wrote and remember those edges, my mouth watered a bit. But other than that, the burger was just ok. I would no go there again for the burger, but I would go back to give the bar an honest try. When I went there, I did not sip a drink, but I did walk around to enjoy its fancy front, and its garden like patio. On a final note of the burger, when we went outside the security guard asked which burger was better this one or in-n-out? I know he did not mean to but by comparing this burger to the one of in-n-out, he lowered the value of the Royce burger. I would give the edge to the Royce burger, cause of the edges, and the sweet pickles that accompany it, but, again, the burger was available and this grand spot, and that is why you should get it. The artistic style of the walls was present inside the bar as well. The outside print is like graffiti, like I explained above, and so was the interior. The difference is that the outside colors were pop yellow and blue, and gave me a bit of Aztec vibes. I can be wrong but the sun as it was drawn was like I sun I have seen, when I have seen Aztec suns in the past, like on television shows, even cartoons. The inside aesthetics lacked the pop of the blue and yellow, but still had a different version of the sun. It did not read as Aztec sun, the one inside, it read more like if the sun had come to earth during the night, and had adopted an urban aesthetic, I can see how the sun at night wears a cool hoodie in the streets because of this artwork. The patio was grand! it was decorated for Halloween, not in like a super obvious way, but more in a stylistic way that made you feel that spooky season was upon us, but this decor did not need attention for days. I found the lights covered in black shawls particularly fun because I imagined that they were honoring the death by keeping the lights covered so they may continue to rest in peace. I also enjoyed the dolls, all around the patio. They could have been haunted, I hope not, I do not need an Anabelle reel upon my life. There was a creepy baby doll, standing on its hand, with a wide creepy grin. So maybe we have grotesque dolls wrong--- they looked creepy but are just enjoying themselves, kind of like the folks from Monster Inc. The green ivy (maybe not ivy) was lush and covered parts of walls. That is what made me feel like I had entered an enchanted garden, and I can imagine drinking a refreshing cocktail amongst the Ivy, completing the concept of swaying and sipping in a garden made for sophisticated trolls. The tree would have added to this vibe, except that it was covered with webs. The bar has a neon sign that reads "My that's Better." And that is a wonderful sign to hang on a bar. Why? Because it makes me believe that this bar will always get a drink right. If a bartender does not do well in the first time, then they will try again, and again, until someone says My that's better.

    Cute place
    Annie Z.

    Friendly staff Nice space Patio is super cute with good music - not too loud Drinks are served well with good food I'll definitely be back.

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    Ask the Community - Everson Royce Bar

    Is this place family/ kid friendly?

    Its a bar... do NOT bring kids to a bar

    Are children allowed?

    Yep!

    If I make a reservation for the patio, how long is it for?

    Per their website, "parties of 2-5 guests are allotted 1.5 hours per seating, parties of 6-8 are allotted 2 hours."… 

    Can someone under 21 order only food here?

    We do allow guests under 21 in to eat, and drink non alcoholic beverages. We have safety precautions we take to insure that there is not a way for them to be served, but they are allowed.

    Can we order the burgers for delivery via Postmates?

    What is your current Covid-19 policy?

    We adhere to the current guidance from the CDC, LA County, and City

    Do you allow dogs?

    Unfortunately no. We got turned away because we brought my corgi.

    Would we be allowed to bring cupcakes if we're celebrating a birthday?

    YES!!!!!!

    Is ERB open again?

    Yes! Indoors and outdoors

    Is there happy hour on fridays?

    Hi Monse- Thank you for reaching out. We don’t currently offer happy hour but are hoping to have it up and running in the near future. Hope to see you soon!

    Is parking available? How close are the parking lots to the restaurant?

    Free parking in a small lot next to the bar plus street parking nearby.

    Is this place back open yet? I've been dying to go back!

    Yes

    Is the Los Angeles location currently open?

    Yes

    Are hats allowed?

    Yes. I went there wearing a sweatshirt and pants.

    What time is their happy hour?

    4 to 7

    Do they play music or is there dancing?

    Music, yes! Dancing, yes, too. But mostly on the patio and after 9/10. It isn't a club/party vibe. More chill. But definitely music and a bit of dancing. No dance floor though.

    What time do they service food until?

    1:30pm

    Is this a 21 and over bar?

    I'm sure at night it's 21 and older only. But I went for lunch and took my daughter who was 2 yrs old. Again, that was for lunch.

    Is this place open to those under 21 or do they ID at the door?

    Not 100% on whether they allow entrance for under 21, but they do ID at the door.

    Is this a good place to drink dance and celebrate a birthday?

    YES! They also have a cute outdoor patio. I'd call to see if they take reservations/will save an area for you.

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    The Lucky Tiki in Highland Park is the sister location of the original Lucky Tiki in West…read moreHollywood. This spot opened about a year ago, and has a cool speakeasy style entrance at the Highland Park Bowl bowling alley. It is a small space, and I would highly recommend making a reservation on Resy. You have 90 minutes to drink and dine. I parked behind the bowling alley where there is a medium sized pay parking lot. Park in a space, remember your space number painted on the ground, and go to the pay station at the end of the lot. I found the parking machine to be extremely finicky as did other people. After ten minutes of failure, I ended up moving my car to another space, and then it worked. This has nothing to do with the Lucky Tiki, but FYI if you park there. We walked around to the front of the bowling alley, and checked in. Seating options include at the bar, tiki hut booths, and high top tables. The décor inside is a tiki lovers paradise. The room has a high ceiling with many tiki lamps, floats, puffer fish, tiki huts, thatch, ropes, barrels, netting, carvings, a hanging canoe, and a large tiki right in the middle of the space. In addition to the great décor, when you order certain drinks, special effects are triggered. There was also great tiki music playing all evening. We sat at the bar since we always enjoy talking to the bartenders. We actually ran into Skipper Christian in the parking lot on the way in, and he ended up being our main bartender, with Nick and Jo also working behind the bar. We put in a food order right away. The chicken potstickers ($12) came with five tasty bites, and the garlic teriyaki dipping sauce was good. We also had the giant pretzel ($16) which comes with mustard, beer cheese, and ranch sauces. This was excellent, and the perfect filling snack before a bunch of drinks. My first drink was the Siren's Song (Flor de Cana Eco rum, lemon juice, cassis, Oloroso sherry, apricot foam topper, $19). This drink is served in a great mermaid with skull mug and triggers special sound effects and bubbles fill the air. Those bubbles on top of the drink had a great light citrusy apricot flavor, probably the best flavored bubbles I've ever had. The drink itself was very good and balanced with some complexity. She wasn't sure what to order at first, and Christian asked her what flavors she liked. He ended up making a spin on a Tradewinds with some mango and pineapple to go along with the apricot and coconut. It was nicely balanced and not too sweet, even with all that fruit in there. My second drink was the Sun of Suns (Tierra de Acre mezcal, coconut cream, Giffard mango liqueur, pineapple juice, lime juice, $17). This was coconut and pineapple forward with some good smokiness in the background. Her second drink was the Whatever Floats Your Boat (Ford's gin, lemon juice, velvet falernum, orgeat, passion fruit syrup, guava soda, topped with hazelnut passion fruit foam, $19). It is served in a cool boat mug, and triggers thunder sound effects and lighted mechanical Polynesian tiki characters paddling a canoe over the bar. This was another good balanced drink. It was a little gin forward and the passion fruit popped out, maybe from being both in the drink and the foam top. That creamy hazelnut passion fruit form on top is delicious. I'd happily have a glass of that on its own. We were still a little hungry so we ordered the Hawaiian pizza (marinara, diced pepperoni, red onion, pineapple chunks, hot capicola ham, $16). It was another good tasting, perfectly sized snack, and the crust was light and airy. We were already fifteen minutes over our time limit, but we got the green light to stay longer to order a third drink to share. We ordered the Tiki Diablo (Flor de Cana Eco rum, Worthy Park 109 rum, Alma Tepecha chile liqueur, orange juice, lime juice, mango syrup, guava soda, $24). This drink serves two people, is served in a cool volcano bowl with glowing red lava around it, and comes with a fire show. Unfortunately, right after it was served, the host came over and said we were over our time and had to leave shortly. Christian made up for it by giving us two tall pours to go enjoy in the bowling alley bar area which was fine. We were happy we got some extra time inside. The drink was also very good, balanced with a little complexity. We had a great time. There is so much great décor to look at. The drinks and food were very good, and some of the the drink presentations and special effects were the icing on the cake. All of the bartenders were very friendly and a lot of fun. We purchased up a few zombie glasses to take home as a souvenir. I'd definitely recommend visiting the Lucky Tiki in Highland Park!

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    This place is a vibe. I know that stating that is such a cliche. Like going to a market can be a…read morevibe if they have the right mangoes and tajin. But this place is a vibe because it commits to its character. It knows who it is portraying to be, and never surrenders its identity based on opinion. Meaning that this place is pretty and pink and a tropical print mixture, and its owns its look. And if you ain't trying to get the vibe that keep on moving. This place is also nestled in the heart of the Arts district next to other bars that know their personality and go spheres-out to claim. So its aesthetic meets the orbiting bars not in style but commitment to its brand,. I went on a night where they were specifically showing a Love Island Episode. Why? Morbid curiosity? Guilty pleasure? A reason to go out. Yes and then some. The place was immediately recognizable by its hot pink door. The door promised a portal and it delivered. As soon as you enter the bar it hits with theme, with neon, with crowd dressed in posh attire. Like I said it was a vibe in pink. When I went to the bathroom the line was only female. The leader of the line was explaining that they could use the male bathroom since no males were there and cue my entrance. A few women were already inside and I waited until the line leader said it was ok to go in. I implict take away is that this night was women heavy. Like the shows fan base was mostly young chicks. Who knew? I have been to a few soccer games at bars in the recent past and of course there is a lot of expressions of enthusiasm and commentaries as the game progresses. The bar was set up in the same way. The tvs were there, showing the game, and I wondered if they were going to collectibely gasp and root as the episode continued I saw that they did. When an Islander said something impactful the crowd reacted. It was like seeing a game and enjoying it but here it was relationship dynamcis/drama unfold. And people were here for it. In fact, as I was waiting to order my drink, I heard customers behind me analyze the drama as sports fan analyze a game. And they were ciomparing different seasons. Apparently season six made the guy behind him feel uncomfortable because it was too freak. Either that season or this season had toe sucking. So there was history in this game that led to fan reactions and follow up insight. They were invovled fans. And this was the congregation for involved fans. I went to live the dream of a fan who would die for this and could not come. I eventually gave up on a drink the line was too long.

    Food is ok, we got the famous fries. It's basically fries with cheese and bacon. Nothing special. I…read moredon't know why it's "famous". The pink drink is good. I enjoyed it a lot. The service is okay. They check your ID before you come in. I sat in a reserved table and they had to move me bc well, it was reserved. Lol no hard feelings. That's ok! Ambiance of the place is cute, fun, flirty and overall a great time! I think they started putting a loud song and I thought they're going to have karaoke. But they didn't. Anyway, check the place out. It's cute and cozy.

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    Awesome place! Super cool vibes and aesthetic.
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