Had such a great experience here! The atmosphere was fun, the drinks were great, and the service…read morereally made the night. **Kyle was amazing!** He was attentive, friendly, and made sure we were taken care of without being overbearing. He had great recommendations, kept everything coming smoothly, and genuinely made us feel welcomed. You can tell he takes pride in providing great service, and that definitely made our experience even better. If you come here, **ask for Kyle!** Great service, great vibes, and definitely a place I'd come back to.

As a cocktail enthusiast, The Semi Tropic has been on my radar. Owners Dan Finley & Eren Magri were…read moreon a mission to open a café/bar hybrid featuring great cocktails, quality coffee, good food, friendly staff, & an amazing sound system. (A lot of thought went into the acoustics & speaker system.) This chic establishment serves up European-inspired small plates, and their cocktail program melds inspiration with a respect for classic structure. The sultry pulsating bass lines that ooze through the speakers set the tone for a chilled vibe, and the tropical motifs provide an escape from reality. It's a great spot to relax and catch a game or hang with friends, which I did. I met some of my favorite Yelp peeps here for Sunday Brunch. We received a warm & friendly welcome from Rasheeda (bartender). She was darling, as was our server, Mason. They were both fantastic. We settled into the cozy couches tucked in the corner and ordered several dishes to share: Hummus, Prosciutto Panino, Eggplant Panino, Mediterranean Eggs, Green Shakshuka, & Fries. Drinks consisted of: Nitro Cold Brew, Bloody Mary, Age of Aquarius, & a Lavender Gimlet. The fries were tossed with rosemary salt and came with garlic aioli & ketchup. They were addicting & delicious. My Lavender Gimlet did not disappoint. Everyone enjoyed their selections, and we had a great time together. This was the perfect meet up spot. I'm looking forward to coming back. *Street parking (can be tricky.) Metered parking across the street. *Happy Hour 2 pm - 6 pm daily & all-day Monday.

Drugstore is such a favorite neighborhood spot! Wednesday karaoke is a favorite. People watching…read moreand chatting with folks on the weekends. The bartenders and staff are always very chill and kind. Great menu with various drink options!

Drugstore Cowboy has become my neighborhood go to sports bar destination for these main reasons…read more Why would I go anywhere else? 1. Solid happy hour & great wings! 2. Outdoor back patio with pool table action. 3. Tre, Matt & staff go above & beyond to take good care of their customers. 4. My neighborhood buddies feel the same! Let's GO Lakers!

Pijja Palace had been on my radar since it first opened and I was fiiinally able to go on a recent…read moretrip! And thank the lords that I went with a group so we could try a bunch of different bites~ I will start off by saying that I truly cannot understand some of the haterade or strong dislike comments that talk about lack of flavor because genuinely every dish we tried was flavorful and overall pretty darn delicious. The spice level was actually a bit high for some of my friends but really hit that perfect mild-moderate heat for me. We ordered the dosa onion rings, piri piri fries, paneer parm sandwich, the bbq wings (for my omni friends), the malai rigatoni, and the green chile chutney pizza. We were hungry as a group of 4 but I will admit we had a few bites left at the end that we could not finish. Honestly everything was delicious but the standouts were the piri piri fries and the paneer parm sandwich. The fries came out hot, crispy, so well seasoned with both ketchup and raita dipping sauces; ugh I can't help but love a good potato! The paneer parm sandwich was such a thick, indulgent slab of fried paneer with melted cheese and chutney, chef's kiss would absolutely get again. The dosa onion rings were so true to their name because you could absolutely taste the dosa batter on the outside; it was a tad difficult to bite/cut but otherwise also very solid. The mango chutney that it came with hit and this is coming from a girl who usually doesn't like sweet chutneys. The green chile chutney pizza was sooo tasty; good fusion between a classic pizza and I love green chutney so could it get better than this? We tried both alcoholic and N/A drinks and they were delicious! The tandoori spritz was A+ imo. The interior is bright and it's fun to really hit a sports bar with such an eclectic fusion of foods. It was interesting to see the variety of sports they had on each TV too. Even with the small comment on service below, this place deserves a 5/5 and I would totally return. Prices are very fair for quality, esp in this economy. Service was...interesting. Friendly overall, checked in on us when first items were dropped off, but not again. When we were ordering, we wanted to be mindful of portions/quantity so we asked for some guidance and were essentially told "well I don't believe in restricting myself and you guys are all adults so you should order what you want." Totally understand the energy and intention, but did find it rather unhelpful as we were visiting from out of town and had no place to store leftovers. I understand the role of server when it comes to upselling, but it was a really strange interaction when we were already ordering quite a bit.

It is arctic cold in here! Maybe our table is right below…read morethe vent. The bar seemed a bit warmer. The tables are so close together in the dining room you'd can feel the person next to you exhale on one side, On the other, a woman with a terribly affected glottal stop voice was piercingly annoying... not a problem of the restaurant, but the fact she was so close she could eat off our plate was dismaying. $29 for macaroni with a bit of lamb in it was flavorful. A bit of crunch from what seemed like tiny bits of pickled carrot. The $27 Green Tiki masala pizza just seemed like a slightly more flavorful sausage pizza with a crispy parm crust. The onion rings at the table on one side looked good. The soft serve ice cream at the other also looked yummy. Don't come here if you are looking for a healthy meal with nutritional value. But if you want a snack while watching a game, there are so many screens to choose from. A happening bar scene, but won't be back for the food.

11/10 spot, great food, great drinks, hands down best happy hour in LA (EVERYDAY!!!!). Shoutout to…read moremy guy KC for the great service

Casey and Kyle are the best!! great music and service. Promote them please!! They deserve the whole…read moreworld

I wanted to be sure to leave my experience that I have had numerous times at Untamed. As a Black…read morewoman, who lives in this neighborhood, I come into this bar very often. I've come here all year round. I come to just chill, for special events, to do homework, I've watched so many different live, big sports moments here and have ALWAYS been treated with thoughtfulness and kindness. Does it get busy sometimes and service may take longer than it would for a place that is not popping in your neighborhood? Yeah, and that's understandable but I've never felt like I've been ignored, overlooked, or disregarded and I wanted to make sure to share that for others to understand the totality of who the people running the establishment are. Often times Stephanie is who I interact with when I go in there and she's been nothing but cool, attentive and accommodating. Always full of genuine gratitude for everyone that walks through the door. That has been my experience. I've made a lot of great memories at Untamed and with the people there. The food is good. The vibes are good. The love for the community is real. And I'm happy that they are in the neighborhood. Photo tax of a couple Untamed visits.

TLDR: Racism. I am a…read moreBlack woman. Suggested a FIBA watch party be hosted here, because I wanted to support. I brought 2 friends (one Black, one fair-skinned Cuban). There were less than 10 patrons when I arrived. You order via QR code here. I ordered a Guinness and nachos. I received the nachos, but still hadn't received the beer after 45 minutes. At that point, I noticed a White patron that came in after me received a Guinness. My Black friend went and asked the server (who was a White woman) if she forgot mine. 10 minutes later, the server set down a beer that was 70% foam without a look or a word. Meanwhile, I watched this server seemingly ignore Black patrons while approaching other patrons and asking if they needed anything, including my Cuban friend. My Cuban friend got so irritated, she went and told the woman that it seemed like people of a certain skin complexion were getting better service. The server denied it. The server still did not care. She then took 10 minutes to bring my Black friend water and never made eye contact nor spoke to my Black friend or me. Later, another patron approached me to comment on my funny shirt. I asked her how her experience with the customer service was, and she said the waitress acted strangely towards her (Black) friend until she said something to her about it. As a queer woman, I would love to support a queer-woman-owned sports bar, but apparently I'm not too welcome there. Nachos were good. The main TV setup is four separated screens, so the middle of the game is kind of invisible.

The Gold Glove Bar was on my list for a minute now, but everytime I'm at Dodger Stadium I'm caught…read moreup watching the game or doing other things. I've never got an opporitunity to visit until now. Boy..am I glad that I did! Where else can you sit and drink and admire some hardware from the greats?! The drinks are pretty pricey, but factoring in the location. It's pretty understandable. I paid $29.99 plus tax and a tip for Michelada. The Michelada was pretty good. I'm not gonna lie! I noticed some people came in with drinks from other bars. The service was very attentive and friendly. You can find the menu by scanning the QR Code. There's plenty of TV's to watch the game as well. It's a proper sports bar. There's a really cool neon sign that looks similar to the one at Grand Central Market. I will definitely come back here again!

This bar is inside Dodger Stadium. The bartenders provide rhe BEST SERVICE!…read more I went with my husband and cousin for the first time yesterday for the Dodgers vs Trashtros game (Dodgers win 8 to 7! Whoo!) We got double margaritas and myles also beers! So delicious! I definitely recommend this bar!

Teddy is the goat. A1 service and A1 experience! Food was amazing! Great stop before the big game…read more Let's go dodgers!

GIFT CERTIFICATES - BUY AT YOUR OWN RISK! SCAM BUSINESS!…read more I was a frequenter to both Morrison locations in Burbank and Los Feliz. They bear the same name, menu, shirts, decor, etc. This gives the consumer the impression that these are absolutely related businesses that share ownership/management. A family member knew I loved the Morrison, and bought a $100 gift certificate from the Los Feliz location and gave it to me as a birthday gift. That location shut down a few weeks later, so I took it the gift certificate to the Burbank location. After attempting to use it after ordering a ton of food and drink, they straight up told me they are not associated with the other location whatsoever and they would not honor the gift certificate. Whether that's the truth or not (I don't believe them) you have a BRAND TO PROTECT. This is what sharing a brand is! To make the cognizant decision not to honor this gift certificate is theft! I will NEVER return to a business that bears the Morrison name ever again. You have lost a customer for life. I now implore all Yelpers to boycott this business for shady business practices. They literally took the $100 and disappeared! Where's my $100 Morrison?

My coworker's pick for a Friday evening, wasn't too busy and I'm not sure why?…read more A classic sports bar setup with a small outdoor patio, the space and service felt familiar. The people here were nice and had a corky humour to them. Our table got two sausage platters, frickles, lemon pepper wings, and a pretzel. There is usually an expectation for American bar food before you enter the establishment, and they all lived up to the hype. The textures were amazing, fried food was crispy on the outside, soft and juicy on the inside. Sausages had a bite to them and tender in the middle. Flavour profiles here were smoky, punchy, sweet, and vinegary. The lettuce mix under the sausages was a nice touch too. This fed four perfectly. Great variety of beer too! Loved the additions of a rice lager and a sour. A great spot for hanging out with friends, snacking, and snacking... and snacking till you realise that was dinner!

What a friendly local bar and a great place to catch sports. I watched one of the World Cup…read moresemi-final games here and it was the perfect destination. Hungary didn't make it to the World Cup this year so that was a bit of a bummer, considering my fam is from the old country. However, my second all-time fave, France, was still in the semi-finals. You see, I grew up watching Zinedine Zidane and to me, the World Cup brings back childhood memories and family bonding time. The menu items took me back in time. Much to my surprise, I noticed that there was a Hungarian kielbasa & a Debreziner sausage listed on their $10 lunch deal. I was shocked that I had the opportunity to debate over which one to pick. DEBREZINER sausage (in German) or for us Hungarians, is better known as "Debreceni Virsli" and made in the region where my dad's side of the fam grew up. It's often served cut up on the sides and has a richer color. For me, it's a bit juicier and there's more paprika in there. It's more along the lines of chorizo, if that's what your flavorbuds prefer. It's made with sweet and hot paprika, garlic, pepper, and marjoram. If my dad had been with me that day, he'd opt for the Debreziner. After deliberating for a bit, I decided to go with the HUNGARIAN KIELBASA and decked it out with grilled onions, sauerkraut, and jalapeños (very hot, stated the menu). The jalapeños rivaled the outside 100+ degree temperature. Thankfully, the cool AC made me forget it was one sweltering summer's day. Also, the Hibiscus Cider was crisp and made my experience and the lackluster game worth my time out. I loved how easy the ordering went-just tap the menu on the iPad and voila, you got the whole spiel. Service was quick and felt welcoming like I was at home in someone's living room with tons of TVs all around. Sadly, France didn't show up to play in the game until the last 5 mins or so. Spain obvi deserved the win and yes, this year's cup for their fancy footwork. The vibe was great and the crowd around me were locals on a first name basis with the staff. With awesome cider and food as tasty as I had growing up at home, I think I'll make it a goal to be on a first name basis around here during the NHL & NFL season.

One of the best bars on the "east side". The food is great, bartenders great, servers great and…read moreNeil as the host of Trivia and Survior night makes it extra special Add on a great place to watch sports and what's not to like? I can't imagine why anyone wouldn't love this place unless they hate fun

Great atmosphere, great service, friendly bar tenders, very airy and open and was a fantastic…read morechoice for a place to watch the world cup with friends. It's a gay bar but they are accepting of everyone, we would go back again! We got the nachos, which are huge, a veggie burger, a grilled chicken sandwhich and a fried chicken sandwhich. All the food was good and the fries were tasty. There are tvs everywhere, its clean and in a great location and space. You order food at the counter or drinks at the bar, they have a good system. Highly recommend for lunch or early dinner to watch some sports. Warning that it turns into a club at night so if you are looking for sports like me 630-7 seems to be a good time to be done. I hope this review was helpful!

Jay the bartender absolutely killed, baby. Kept me the perfect amount of drunk before a bts show…read more Feeling pretty feeling great. Jay the bartender is the man.

We had great service from the moment we walked in! The lemon pepper wings were way too salty for…read moreus, but the buffalo wings definitely saved the day--they were really good. And those huge 40-ounce Coors beers were pretty awesome too! The place has plenty of space, TVs everywhere for watching the games, and--most importantly on a hot day--air conditioning! You get that lively neighborhood sports-bar vibe with all the fixings. Good wings, giant beers, cool air, and a game on the TV...yeah, we'd come back! Our server was Drew. He was amazing. Very attentive without being intrusive.