Yoo!! this place has all the vibes,, VIEWS, JAMS, CROWD!!…read more like stepping into tinker-bells house party.. (would recommend)

I booked this for a private event for my paint and sip class and it was such a beautiful space…read more Everyone was in awe when they first walked in. It was so cool walking up the spiral stairs and then entering their event. It was such a fun time. Everyone enjoyed the space and the host was so hospitable! They even had lofi music ready for us and that was so helpful.

Candela La Brea is hands-down the best venue I have ever worked with in my time as a professional…read moreEvent Director. Omar and his team are among the best in this business because they truly care and want your event to be successful. They are a literal dream to work with. They offer a beautiful space that can be transformed into just about anything with state-of-the-art A/V systems and screen projections. They are able to offer many things in-house that you would otherwise have to find with outside vendors. Their kitchen is top-notch and the bartenders know how to make your guests happy. They are flexible and easy to work with from the first moment you meet them. On top of all that, their prices are reasonable and the quality you get back is worth what you pay. I am so grateful to Omar and his entire team for being such a pleasure to work with!

Unacceptable: Racism, verbal abuse, and physical aggression from staff…read more I had a terrible and completely unacceptable experience at Candela La Brea. Due to an Uber address mix-up, we ended up at this location by mistake. Upon arriving near closing time, we just asked if we could come in for a drink as we believed this was a bar: After being told it was a private event, I calmly tried to explain our Uber mistake. Instead of handling the situation professionally, a female staff member completely lost her temper. She started screaming at us, talked to us terribly, and physically aggressed us and telling us to go away. Given the unprovoked hostility and the way she treated us, I strongly believe her behavior was racially motivated because we are not from America. She tried to physically attack us. Her actions were so completely out of line and unwarranted that even several guests from the private event came over to apologize to us for her deplorable conduct. No one should ever be subjected to discrimination, verbal abuse, or violence over a simple misunderstanding. I highly advise avoiding this place, customer service, safety, and basic respect are completely nonexistent here. To make matters worse, I didn't even say a word to provoke her, she completely misdirected her anger at us just because of other people standing nearby. Being targeted, screamed at, and pushed when you haven't done or said a single thing is completely unhinged. She literally screamed right in our faces: "Hell no! Get the fuck out of here!"

I only came here for the bar so this review is strictly for the drinks. I did not know this place…read morewon Top 50 Bars of America for 3 years in a row, so I was pleasantly surprised to see that sign when we entered. My girls and I were bar hopping in WeHo for our friend's bachelorette and this place was recommended to us for good drinks. We went in with no reservation and the seats downstairs for the open bar area were full, so one of the servers told us we can lounge around at the bar upstairs and grab some chairs until someone kicked us out. Thankfully, we were able to grab a couch and everyone was super friendly and sweet. We ordered some signature cocktails off the menu and as the night went on, we ordered some tequila shots as well. Instead of lime and salt, they gave us our shots with golden berries and salt and wow. I'm definitely going to be taking my tequila shots with this combo! It was sooooo good. The interior of the restaurant is beautiful and very spacious, and the food looked really good too. I'd love to come back with my husband to give them a try!

I would actually give Mirate a 3.5 because the drinks are phenomenal but the food was a huge let…read moredown. Unfortunately the flavors for the food here fell really flat for us for the most part. We came here for my friend's birthday and her steak was perfectly cooked and delicious. The pulque bread with miso butter and the guac were also delicious appetizers. Those were the 3 best dishes of the night. We also shared the crab bunuelos, the cochinita sopes, and the pulpo tacos. Sopes are my favorite Mexican dish, but these ones were too difficult to cut through/bite through. The pulpo taco, we could mostly taste the tortilla, the pulpo didn't shine through. And the bunuelos were fine, but not something super memorable. One of my friends had the duck emolada, and I had the branzino. As I mentioned, the birthday girl got the steak and that was delicious. But my other friend was really let down by his emolada which he has been wanting to try forever. My branzino was well cooked, the green sauce was pretty good. But the tomatillo greens salad on the dish was possibly one of the worst things I've ever eaten. And I love bitter, and I love greens.... But this was next level where I involuntarily made a sour puss face with each bite. For dessert we had the chocolate cake with cafe de Olla which was moist and good. We also got the pulque with the prickly pear, which was veryyyyyy sweet and none of us cared for that much. (Even tho I usually love prickly pear desserts) The service was nice, no one dropped the ball, but nothing stood out either. The restaurant itself is beautiful but it is open air (with no AC) so it was very hot since we have had so many hot days here in LA. We took a Lyft so we didn't have to worry about parking.

I was served a warm salad. After playing 18 holes in the…read moreJuly heat, I came in for lunch. I ordered the Cesar salad with chicken. The disappointment of expecting a cold crisp salad and feeling warm (not just room temp but actually warm), soggy lettuce in my mouth was heavy. I'm assuming the grilled chicken was put straight into the salad and tossed followed by sitting under a heat lamp. The worst part is the salad looked amazing!!

Good food and kind service. Their food is excellent. I love their pasta. Pesto pasta is . It's very…read moreconvenient to find parking. Plenty of parking across the street above the hill. We will always patronize. Service is very friendly. Art and Dan is always very helpful.

We had our wedding here back in late November and we are so happy with how everything turned out…read more The York Manor's DIY approach was perfect for us because it was extremely important to have the freedom to select every single one of our vendors and to have full control of our wedding costs to make it uniquely OURS. The space was so cool, so intimate, full of charm, and most of all, a fair price for a wedding venue in the heart of LA. The best kept secret (or secret no more??) is definitely the speakeasy downstairs...all of our guests still cannot stop talking about it! With all that said, I would say that the only thing that really worried me about this venue was the parking. It's not a surprise that this area is extremely dense, so for some of our guests, parking was challenging. The York Manor did suggest hiring a valet service and after talking to a handful of valet service vendors - the prices were just really unreasonable for what would have still been the same parking situation. But all in all, everybody eventually found parking, everything was on time and the day was PERFECT.

Built in 1913, The York Manor was home to a Methodist congregation before transitioning into the…read moreYork Blvd Church of Christ in 1963. It sat vacant for a few years and briefly reopened as a performing arts space in 2013 but was forced to shut down. After being declared a historic monument, it underwent a complete renovation by new owners in 2015. The building changed hands again in 2023 and functions as an event center and a shared common workspace. This three-story venue has rooms upstairs. Downstairs is the main room with lofty ceilings, large windows, wood floors, a kitchen, bathrooms, and a stage for a DJ or live bands. Downstairs is a speakeasy style bar and the backyard is also a nice spot for an outdoor reception. I've driven by this place numerous times thinking it was just a church. I recently saw that there was a Holiday Market Place being held here so I stopped in to do some shopping. There was a man on the front lawn making pupusas and people sitting at tables enjoying them. Inside is quite spacious and there were several vendors selling their merchandise. The tables were nicely spaced apart, so it was easy to browse. This realty is a nice spot for an event or to use as a shared workspace. *Street parking only.

I've had brunch at The Guest House before but this was the first time there for dinner/Happy Hour…read more I ordered a bartender's choice and Dane was considerate to ask preferences before deciding. I ended up with an apricot margarita that was so delicious. For dinner we had calamari and a burger. Every bite was better than the last. Finished with a dirty martini and Dane made sure I had enough olives. Fun vibe and friendly place!

Tonight, 9/1, was my first time going with a group of friends as I usually frequent Alcove or…read moreMadre. As soon as we walked in, the bartender, Dayne, completely ignored us and we had to ask how the ordering worked. It wasn't until we went outside and one of the waitresses explained the difference between the two business that she helped us get situated back at the bar to order food. The bartender never even looked up at us while we ordered. On top of that, we then asked him a seemingly normal question about the fries in which he plainly replied, "I've never had them". By the time we ordered and got seated it was around 8pm. But by 9pm he started cleaning around us and stacking chairs even though the hours say closing is at 10pm. Dayne makes an announcement for last call at 9:24pm then abruptly kicks us out a little before 9:40pm saying on slow nights they reserve the right to close early. Mind you, we would have NEVER come if we knew this and would have gladly gone to one of other actual friendly, warm, and hospitable businesses on this block. It was a horrible experience that left us visibly uncomfortable and disappointed. I will never come back and would never recommend this place to anyone. 0/10

We had our wedding at Grand Venue on Los Feliz and couldn't be happier with our experience. The…read morevenue is absolutely beautiful and elegant, the food was amazing, and everything came together so smoothly. A huge thank you to Gor and Vahan for taking care of us throughout the entire process and making sure everything was handled. They were professional, helpful, and made our wedding day so much less stressful. The entire staff was amazing as well. Everyone was attentive, friendly, and took great care of our guests throughout the night. The service really made the experience feel special. We are so grateful to the whole Grand Venue team for helping make our wedding such a memorable day. All of our guests said they had an amazing time 10/10. We would absolutely recommend Grand Venue to anyone looking for a beautiful wedding or event venue!

Best experiences I could ask for! Gorr and Vahan were great in organizing it even though we were…read morethe planners all alone. Our guest loved the food and the hospitality. Grand Venue is a must go-to venue for wedding and more!

Hotel Covell is one of those rare places that feels unforgettable from the moment you arrive. Every…read moredetail is thoughtful, from the beautifully designed rooms to the warm, welcoming atmosphere, and it feels more like staying in the home of a very stylish friend than at a hotel. The location in Los Feliz couldn't have been better. We spent our days walking to incredible coffee shops, amazing restaurants, and charming boutiques, and it was the perfect home base for exploring Los Angeles while still feeling tucked away in a neighborhood with so much character. What truly sets Hotel Covell apart, though, is the hospitality. The team genuinely cares about their guests and goes above and beyond to create a memorable experience. Their kindness and generosity left a lasting impression on us, and it's clear they take immense pride in what they've created. This was one of the most memorable hotel stays I've ever had, and I already can't wait to come back. Thank you for making our trip so special! Linsi and Jade

What an amazing little place! My friend and I booked a two bedroom suite for a Saturday night with…read moreour 2 daughters and we had an absolute blast. The suite was adorable, clean, and it had the perfect amount of vintage charm. It is located near local eateries, and even though Bar Covell is located on the first floor, our room was private and quiet enough to sleep very glamorously. To top it off, it is only a short drive to the Pantages Theater and near alk the Los Feliz hot spots. The service was excellent from the moment we booked, to the moment we checked out. They were extemely welcoming and accommodating. I highly recommend Hotel Covell for your next stay!

Tonight all 45+ , Persian people mostly, staff do not speak English or very little. Also Persian…read moremusic. I saw a huge cockroach!!!! I tried to take picture but I got scared to get closer. I'm terrified! Not gonna eat here, me and my friends are leaving right now. I do not want to harm this place, it is nice inside and food is looking good and smells great. But I'm very concerned about bugs, so this is really no.

This place is BLASTING live music OUTSIDE their building at MIDNIGHT, forcing everyone in the…read moresurrounding area to suffer through it. It's one thing to play music indoors, but to subject the entire neighborhood to this unbearable noise OUTSIDE is beyond inconsiderate. And to make matters worse, it wasn't even good music--it was a horrendous cacophony (think a group of untrained 12-year-olds messing around with instruments for the first time). It's impossible to sleep, relax, or even think straight with this noise pollution rattling through the streets.

I really enjoyed the eclectic, quirky vibe of The LA Breakfast Club. It's hard to believe that…read morethey've kept up the playful rituals and time-defying traditions since the Ranchers who created this circle of friendship over 100 years ago. Founded in 1925, this might be the oldest LA Club in town. Everyone is so welcoming and there are lots of big personalities among the LABC members and gold-star newbies who made the morning unforgettable. Or as I'd like to say, lots of good eggs! The breakfast spread was thoughtful & versatile, the decorations were fun, and the secret handshake took my half-awake brain a while to get a hang of (but I finally did it by the time it was almost over). But no more spoilers as this is one place you have to experience if you're a creative soul. The draw for me? I was there to listen to the guest speaker, Justin Halpern, who's most known for his books, "Sh*t My Dad Says", "I Suck At Girls", and "Get Lost". Every Wednesday morning, a new guest speaker takes the podium. Novelists, comedians, entertainers, retirees, Disney or Bob Baker creatives, community leaders, world activists, and amazing storytellers preside over the Shrine of Friendship. Doors open at 6:45. Breakfast is prompt -- and not on LA-time. It's from 7-7:30. Served buffet style with a smorgasbord of choices to pair with the vibe of this live, variety-style show with plenty of audience participation. There were eggs, bacon, sausage, vegan bacon, oatmeal with every topping imaginable, pancakes, fruit, pastries, coffee, tea, and 3 different juices. Come, share a meal and friendship. I promise it'll be memorable with this welcoming batch of friendly folks from all walks of life. Annual memberships give you a discount on upcoming shows + an exclusive annual holiday party. All tickets are $35 + .88¢ ticket service fee and worth every cent for the experience.

I've been to this auditorium many times over the years, mostly to attend Los Angeles Breakfast Club…read moreevents on Wednesday mornings but I've also been to a few receptions and other parties here. This place was built in the 1960's by the Breakfast Club and given to the city in exchange for holding their meetings there. It is quite spacious with an abundance of parking in their private lot. It is a great location for larger events in that they have a stage and a large industrial kitchen. The downside is that the place needs some work. While I don't mind the 60's vibe, it seems that the city is not maintaining the space. The folding tables are quite worn around the edges and seem to be quite old. The chairs, while not completely uncomfortable, are certainly feeling their age. The kitchen, while quite large, apparently needs work. The large commercial dishwasher has been inoperable for a few years according to a staff member I spoke with, making it difficult for caterers who have to hand wash everything. Why do we pay all of these tax dollars to maintain city owned facilities? The bathrooms were remodeled somewhat recently. Whoever designed the remodel of the men's room should be fired. Who would place the hand dryer in a corner next to a urinal where both cannot be accessed at the same time. That is so odd to me. But overall, I'm happy to see the building being used. There are so few places large enough for big events that also has a large parking lot. I just wish the city took pride in the building, especially since they didn't pay for it. The least they could do is maintain it since they are charging a hefty fee for its usage.