An easy place to like, Above SIXTY has a relaxed and comfortable vibe with a decent menu to look…read moreinto. I was nearby before an event and wanted a place where I could exhale, have a hearty dinner and maybe a drink. Mission accomplished on the rooftop overlooking Beverly Hills and beyond. Opening seating with tables or sit at the bar. The one draft beer is Peroni, which suits me fine. (Sure, bottles are fine sometimes, but not this night) The menu is inviting and as I was pretty hungry, I wanted something more than chips or a veggie platter. I was guided to the 'B.l.a.t' (Sixty sauce. hobbs bacon or roasted turkey, avocado. butter lettuce. heirloom tomato. All served with choice of french fries or salad.) I asked the server if the turkey was made in-house or from a deli, and he assured me it was made in-house. Though I was fond of it and it did hit the spot, there is no way that the perfectly layered and thinly sliced turkey was from something other than a high quality deli. The fries were thin and crisp and basically high-end McDonald's fries. No complaints. And it's a lovely view all around, or to just hang out for a while with an associate, a friend, or solo.

Get the piña colada it was my favorite drink! Worth the $35! The little gem salad was delicious…read moreand I added the shrimp which were abundant and large. The tuna tartar is really good as well. The service was really good as well! Overall, the drinks are 7.5/10 and the food 9/10 was great to share and my favorite part about this little rooftop! It's really nice to come here and just enjoy the beautiful LA weather.

Just what I've been looking for. Great old school pool hall. Allows minors with parents before 8…read morepm. Rates reasonable. Great selection of beers. Tables play great but have tight pockets. Will be back!

It was a friends birthday and we were looking for something to do after eating at a restaurant not…read moretoo far from the house of billiards so we decided to check this place out and play some pool. First off, there's only street parking so you have to find a park down a side street if you can't get lucky around the establishment. I fortunately, found a park around the corner, while our friends had to park on the street behind Ventura. Ones we arrived, we see nothing but a sea of pool tables and the place is packed. Music playing, TV's on and everyone was having a good time. Everyone seemed really young like it was a college hangout but the kids were pretty cool. Our wait time was 45 mins but it seemed to go by pretty quickly since we ordered a few beers and seltzers and while hanging out. I did see a menu with food but I think they only serve food until 7p. Anyway, this is a cool spot to come hangout and shoot pool. The place seemed pretty safe with no knuckle heads that night. Oh one last thing, there was a line for the girls bathroom because I think there is only one stall in there. The guys bathroom had a stall and a urinal so there wasn't really a line. OOOC 3.5 out of 5 Afros

Absolutely loved this spot when we went here while living in the area. The wings were delicious and…read moreso were the tator tots and drinks, and their wings were crispy and hit the spot. This is a down to earth location, good food, good customer service, though the interior gets loud and busy, but it's an awesome spot! Highly recommend it

First visit, place has a nice beer selection, which is why I came here. I had the grilled chicken…read moresandwich on ciabatta. The bread was fresh and the sandwich itself was quite tasty. The tater tots were not very good. It tasted as if they fried them in the same oil in which they fry fish, so they had an overwhelmingly fish flavor, quite disgusting in my opinion. The bar/restaurant was packed on the evening we went as it was trivia night, unfortunately. The noise level was a bit loud and service was slow.

Nice tables, pretty affordable as well. Overall a nice experience here. Would come back againread more

This place is really chill. My only con was that it was really bright and there was no AC. The…read moreworkers were really chill, you put your name down on the list and they'll call you whenever a table is ready. it's $15 for 2ish hours i believe. it's tricky to find parking too. It can get pretty busy too!

This is my go-to spot after work, especially since they offer a discount for Cedars-Sinai…read moreemployees! You really can't go wrong with anything on the menu, but my personal favorites are the mozzarella sticks, chicken strips, guacamole & chips, and the skewers. Just a heads-up though - they don't provide utensils, plates, or to-go containers, so plan to eat with your hands! Their happy hour runs from 5 PM to 9 PM and has a drink deal: buy two drinks, get the third for just a penny. I've hosted big parties here before and they've all been a huge success. The owner is great to work with. Just email him directly if you're looking to plan a group event. There is a paid lot right next to the bar. Overall, a solid spot with great vibes, whether you're grabbing a casual drink or organizing a gathering.

Started out fun. We ordered drinks and grabbed a table. After a few rounds, and snacks, we decided…read moreto all it quits. My friend went to the bar to close the tab, when the bartender realized another bartender had given his ID and CC to another guest, who was a regular by the way. We spent the rest of the evening calling the CC company and waiting for the bartender who made the mistake to come back and try to fix what he had done. The woman who was assisting us wasn't very nice and seemed annoyed with us, telling us all we had to do was call the CC company and stop the card. We explained my friend would also have to get a new ID. I was wondering how something like this could happen, especially when they said it was given to a regular customer, when the bartender said he was hung over and didn't notice. They said they would get the items back and mail it to my friend. Once they got the items back, it took them months to mail it. Could have been a cool experience, except this place needs to really reconsider their staff. Dine or Dash? I wouldn't even give it a second thought and dash on down the street.

Sometimes you've just gotta go to an L. A. OG, and you don't get more OG than Barney's in West…read moreHollywood. This ultimate roadhouse on the final stretch of the original Route 66 is so deeply enshrined in Los Angeles lore that almost everyone in town's been there at least once, while almost everyone everywhere else has heard of it. And to its credit, Barney's has evolved in the decades I've lived in town, becoming much less of a dirty dive and really improving their game in the kitchen, which used to put out really sub-par grub. Nowadays, the kitchen is forging far better food and presenting it in a style far closer to what you see in similar diner-style restaurants in the area. Fries served in little fry baskets is just one example of them upping the ante. Service is a pleasing and appropriate mix of West Hollywood punk with well-trained hospitality, and bartenders like Victoria (on duty during my time there today) deftly balance local attitude with universal charm, taking care of you exactly as you need while maintaining a rapport that's down to Earth and genuinely friendly rather than being corporately crafted. I went against all my born-and-raised New Yorker instincts by ordering a pizza for dinner. Not just an LA pizza, but an LA BAR pizza! And you know what? It was really good. I opted for the pie called Johnnie's Fave, featuring mushrooms, jalapeños, cilantro and (usually) pepperoni that I replaced with sausage. The amply portioned 10" pizza is built on good-quality dough that's been properly proofed, plumping up at the edges in the oven while crisping nicely towards the center. The mozzarella melts well and offers good flavor without becoming greasy, while the sausage and veggies are all fresh, tasty and satisfying. The pizza is accompanied by a trio of condiments served in old-fashioned paper ramekins: crushed red pepper, Parmesan cheese, and creamy Ranch Dressing. While I'd never dip the heart of the pizza, I fully embraced the bar pie experience by dipping my crust, and I must say the cool, fresh Ranch Dressing was a really enjoyable indulgence. There wasn't much of a crowd this Sunday afternoon, a fact that Victoria chalked up to people taking a break between the end of World Cup and the start of College Football in a few weeks. But that just made it easier for me to slide into a seat at the bar, tip back a few cocktails, and enjoy a surprisingly good pizza on a Sunday afternoon. I mean, Barney's has always been a reliable place to get your drink on, but it's nice to know it's finally become an equally reliable place to eat a very decent meal.

I spend most of my 20's here back in the 80's and have amazing memories. Going out dancing and…read moredrinking and then Beans after 2 am. Now I'm in bed by 10 pm. WTH. Time flies young ones, enjoy! I have a menu from 1983.. a pitcher of beer was $3.75 and a burger was huge with fries and was $2.80. Miss those prices. Chilli and cornbread $1.50.

Stepping into Tiny's after handing Mike or Magnus your ID is like stepping into heaven. Every pour…read moreis perfect. Every cocktail is magnificent. Each fried pickle is bliss. Every single night at Tiny's is a good night. As someone who grew up in LA, no one does it like they do. I'm proud to be a regular + once they were playing Lord of the Rings and I was actually on cloud 9

Lived many lives at this place. And I would not have it any other way.. 5's across the board for…read moreliterally every part of this bar. Somehow never find myself really waiting for a drink even on the busiest nights. Great Guinness pours and speciality drinks. Genuinely the best place ever- Shoutout the goats Mike & Magnus

Despite the name, this is not a Soccer Club. This is a small mom & pop style pool hall with 3…read morepool tables and 3 billiard tables. Located next to Tacos Por Favor, this place is a relaxing atmosphere to drink some beers and play some one pocket pool or 3C billiards. Jose manages the pool hall and is a great guy. This is the only place to go to play pool on the West side now that Santa Monica House of Billiards is gone for good. Only $6 per hour per person to play.