The funnest little cocktail bar in LA…read more My husband and I went to the magic event they hold every Sunday and I absolutely loved it. The vibe is super old hollywood and dressing up makes the simplest Sunday an occasion. The service was impeccable and the speciality crafted cocktails are so delicious. This event was such a fun way to start off the fall season. I totally encourage you everyone to head to the hotel Roosevelt for a great evening of old hollywood glamour at the library bar.

I live in the same neighborhood as this bar. It's a young crowd but it has great rooms and a great…read morepatio! drinks can be pricy but staff is great and f riendly and I've meet some really cool people here. Highly recomend. Much cooler than The Frolic room which is a cool looking little dive bar but the doorman Isaac makes it a horrible enviornment when he's working there. Recomend Boardners over the Frolic Room but if you want a cool outdoor patio and great staff with a cool speak easy type of decore defiantly check this place out!!!

This was my first time at Yamashisha. I've been to Yamashiro many times, but I had always wanted to…read moretry Yamashisha, so I decided to celebrate my birthday there with about 15 girlfriends. I contacted the owner through Instagram, and he was so nice and helpful from the beginning. He arranged everything perfectly for us. We brought our own cake and balloons, and everything turned out amazing. The service was excellent, the food and appetizers were delicious, the drinks were great, and the prices were very reasonable. The view is absolutely beautiful! We also loved the music, DJ, and dancer. The whole atmosphere was so much fun and made my birthday celebration very special. Thank you to the owner and the entire team for taking such great care of us. We had an amazing night! I highly recommend Yamashisha and will definitely be back!

Be very careful with this place. I had a terrible experience and felt completely misled. They…read moreautomatically added a 22% gratuity to our bill without clearly informing us. They also didn't provide an itemized check before payment because everything was handled through the payment machine. What made it worse was that after the 22% gratuity had already been added, the machine prompted us to leave an additional tip. After closing out my check, the server quickly walked away before I had a chance to ask for an itemized receipt or question the charges. I strongly recommend reviewing your bill carefully before paying and making sure you know exactly what has already been added.

There are plenty of hidden gems throughout Hollywood, and it is always nice to come upon them and…read moreexperience them for the first time. Sunset & Vinyl is a hidden ish bar/lounge/speakeasy located above 800 degrees pizza on Vine. Just enter the pizza parlor, walk to the back and take the stairs up and you'll enter Sunset & Vinyl. Couches, chairs, vinyl records and turntables to play vinyls of your choice surround your, centered by a bar with a plethora of creative cocktails. The drinks aren't cheap, by any means, but they pass the flavor test, each very unique and you can really taste the nuances in each cocktail. Definitely a hidden gem in Hollywood, one that is highly recommended for the drinks, themselves, and the vibes of the spot. Next time you're in Hollywood and looking for a creative spot, go make your way to Sunset & Vinyl

If you're looking for a hidden bar tucked away from the Hollywood chaos, give this intimate vinyl…read morebar a shot. Located inside 800 degrees kitchen on the 2nd floor. They have a selection of vinyls that you may request to play. Me scanning through all of the vinyls to see what tune I wanted to hear...Unfortunately, not many updated music selections. However, I find it a perk that they give you a chance to pick and play whatever you're in the mood for. The bartenders were very mellow which I supposed it was matched to the ambience of the bar. Ordered the espresso martini and vibed out. I do believe they should carry more music selections with some updates to more legendary artists considering it is a vinyl bar.

This five-star review is mainly for the wonderful tour and consultation I received from Bar Lis…read moremanagers Shelby and Cole! I was scouting locations for my upcoming birthday celebration, so one Wednesday night I decided to stop by Bar Lis and see the space for myself. When I arrived, the rooftop happened to be completely empty, which actually worked out perfectly because I was able to really see and appreciate the venue without all the usual noise and chaos of a busy night. That's when I met Cole, who gave me what felt like my own private VIP tour of the space! He took the time to walk me around, explain the different table packages and options, and discuss what might work best for my birthday. Shelby joined us shortly afterward, and they were both extremely helpful with their feedback and recommendations. I never felt rushed or pressured, which I really appreciated. I ultimately decided to celebrate at another venue, but NOT because I didn't like Bar Lis. The other venue simply had no minimum and made it easier for my guests to come and go throughout the night without potentially having to wait to get inside. Bar Lis is extremely popular, and I know there can sometimes be quite a line outside -- which says something about how popular this rooftop is! Even though I ultimately went in a different direction for my birthday, Shelby and Cole still left such a positive impression that I wanted to recognize them. Thank you, Shelby and Cole, for the helpful consultation, great recommendations, and my own little VIP sneak peek that Wednesday night! You both made the experience memorable and demonstrated exactly what great hospitality should look like.

I had an extremely disappointing experience at Bar Lis and would not recommend this place based on…read morehow my group was treated. We were initially charged $300 just to enter, by the bald black security in the front with no bottle or table service included. Once inside, when we attempted to go upstairs, security told us we would have to pay because we had 3 guys with us!!! We would have not been charged if it was only us girls. What made the situation even worse was watching other guests being allowed upstairs without being asked to pay the same additional fee. When I questioned why we were being treated differently, the security guard told us that if we weren't going to pay, we would have to "wait until he decided" to let us upstairs. I felt completely singled out and discriminated against, especially when we could clearly see that the same rules were not being applied to everyone. Despite everything that had already happened, we still ended up spending almost $1,000 on bottle service. After spending that amount, we were then told that we would not receive a sign because there was now supposedly a $1,000 minimum required to get one. This was especially frustrating because we had been at Bar Lis just ONE WEEK BEFORE, purchased a bottle for essentially the same price, and received a sign without any issue. There was no mention of a $1,000 minimum at that time. How does the policy suddenly change within one week, and why was none of this communicated before we spent our money? Between the $300 entry charge, being told to pay another $100 per person to go upstairs, and then spending almost $1,000 on bottle service only to be given a completely different explanation about their minimums, the entire experience felt misleading, inconsistent, and extremely unprofessional. This also did not feel like an issue with just one employee. Multiple employees were involved in the way the situation was handled, and management did nothing to make us feel that our concerns were being taken seriously. For a venue that presents itself as upscale, I expected transparency, professionalism, and consistent treatment of guests. Instead, we experienced unexpected charges, changing explanations, disrespectful treatment, and what I personally felt was discriminatory treatment. After spending that kind of money and being treated this way, I will absolutely not be returning.

I chose to go here on my birthday with a reservation but was kinda disappointed that for it being a…read morepricey place they don't offer something for your birthday. Again it is a little pricey but the food was really good I'm not going to lie I really did enjoy the flavors. The drinks were pretty great too, good amount of alcohol not too sweet. The Ambiance is beautiful which is one of the main reasons I wanted to go there so I could also get my birthday photos and that I did because it was super pretty. I am going to say if you have a hard time seeing it is a little dark so be prepared to get that flashlight ready. Service was pretty good, we were running a bit late and they accommodated to that and everything came out at a pretty good pace.

Stayed at the hotel and had dinner here for our anniversary and it was amazing! The place is pricy…read morebut that's what we expected. The ambiance, food and drinks were 10/10! We ordered the pollo asado, Lamb Shank Barbacoa, queso fundido, and corn esquite. Everything tasted great especially the corn esquite! It was sweeter than what were used to but so so good! They also gave us a free shot and dessert for our anniversary. Definitely a great date night/ girls night spot. Great music, vibes and 10/10 food!!!!

This review will be unique as it will review No Vacancy when it hosted Uno Social Club…read more I am not a super fan of Uno, but it is something to do, something to get me out of the house, and when I have played Uno I have had a good time. One time I got so excited I banged the table and the glass dropped. It happens when one is seeking a reverse card to save their life! The place is suppose to be a play on a hotel I guess, but to me it also kind of looked like a haunted house. A bit. Do not imagine cobwebs, ghosts, and Jason props. It was more haunted in color and shape. Like a haunted house that was formerly excorcised of the devil and all his minions and no was in its fixer-upper phase. I guess one might have to look at the pictures to understand where my thoughts went. When I entered the energy was building. But it was such a slow simmer that I felt like Uno would not pop with revelvery. I went exploring after first entering garden, into their main foyare. I saw an upstairs. I was not allowed to go up. Apparently, there was a VIP section. Oh what is up there, I asked one of the staff members and he did not respond. I asked a patron that was walking down the stiars? What is up there? She seemed like she did not want to answer. I said an elephant? She said, heat, it's hot up there. So now I am left to wonder what was up those stairs at No Vancy and kind of irked that I am left to wonder what the flight of stairs held at its end. I was backed in the garden, thinking of what would happen next? I saw a brave soul ask if he could join two to play a game. I did the same and soon I was in a card game with two other people. What was great, is that they had the house rules posted, which were apparently the official Mattel rules. And like for example, I always played Uno in the following way: if you did not have a certain color you ate from the pile till you got a color or another card you can play like the Wild card? But here you only ate one, and if it could be played you could, and if you could not then it was the next player turn. I realized that I kind of wrote an instuction manual. I kind of wanted to delete it, but then I remember when a plate is salted it cannot be unsalted. I played a player who was into the game. I know that people are like why are you so into the game? But when two people are into an ordinary Uno game it stops being ordinary. It does not become a clash of fabled warriors inside an arena with lions and leopards. But it does become competititve in a fun way, where no one tells another to chill just because they want verification of a play that might turn the game on its head. What I thought the Uno Social people did very well was engage us all. They sat down a guy next to us. He became the fourth of our Uno game. Inspired by the staff member I asked someone else to sit and we became 5. We played a few games and had a good time. One of the staff members gave a winner of a round a Love Island expansion pack. Who knew? Saul and I then peeled of that group and went to get some drinks. The drinks at this place were smooth and strong. I got an Uno themed one. I could finish it in one gulp if I wanted too, but I did not, I was not in a race. By this time the place was, in my opinion, too packed by Uno players. It was the kind of packed that if you wanted to stand up you were afraid too because then you would lose your spot and then you would be amidst the crowd trying to find another spot that anchors you to place. The crowded bar made one feel like they were a sardine in a party. And no one likes to be a sardine anywhere. Having no elbow room is a type of torture, not water for sure, but still anxiety inducing. Another Yelper described this place as a human zoo, perhaps I should have left it there too? This place is close, like steps from Hollywood Blvd. So I can see how it can be part of a bigger night. Stop by and if one does not feel the vibe one can bounce to another spot. There are plenty around the areas. But if one gets to here when they host an Uno club that is definetelty the move!

this was my absolute favorite place I went during my trip to LA. We started with the speakeasy…read moreentrance, which was led by a beautiful burlesque dancer. We headed down to the regular bar which is in a house. To be honest, this house was so remincent of my colleges frat houses, it brought the most incredible nostalgia. Once we got our drinks we headed outside to the backyard, and there is an additional bar and fireplace out there. It was after 1am on a Friday and it was like a club. I danced my heart out in my own zone until we were all told the club was closed. I never wanted to leave. It was the most fun I've had in a long time! - signed a midwest mom loooking for a good time

Absolutely wonderful new bar!!!…read more Was surprised at how congenial and elegant the whole experience was, given how cool the spot and crowd is. For a more sophisticated evening, combining a good looking high end crowd with top notch service (thanks Ethan!!!) this is your spot. As a Hollywood Hills native, born and raised right off Mulholland, I can attest this is one of the best spots for high end locals in the last decade. If you want small children being treated as such in a low rent district environment akin to a factory, many Hollywood options. If you want a classy experiencez and intend to spend and behave accordingly, this your spot. Note to venue: please don't change anything!!!!

I love a good classy grown folk place. It is a very elevated lounge. Music was great, the LA scene…read moreof beautiful people dressed to impress on a night out is my thing.

Zero lounge is somewhere you go if you actually want a fun night out. They host so many fun and…read moreunique events/themed nights. The music and vibes are top tier. The staff always looks like they are having a great time! The drinks are fun delicious and curated to perfection. The owner obviously put a lot of thought and intention while creating this space. Will be back and telling all my friends!!!

Zero Lounge is a super cute spot right off the main drag of Hollywood Boulevard with cool retro…read morevibes. I was there for a Pitch A Friend dating event and it was SO fun! good vibes, good people, good laughs all around. I'm a Millennial so loved feeling like I stepped back into my youth~! All My Life from K-Ci and Jojo came on, Mo Money, Mo Problems and the music was very of my era. I was singing along bopping in my bar seat. It's decorated with all the coolest nostalgia stuff from bright colors, fun designs and movie posters from the late 90s and 00s with Zero Lounge branding - such a cute idea. The drinks all followed with the themeing with adorable names and themes. They aren't just a kitschy type of thing though, the drinks were all delicious. They had a pretty good selection of NA drinks for my fellow Cali Sober peoples. My friend and I tried 4 from the menu and were surprised at how great they all were! I even had one with cute designs in the egg white foam on top. Seriously so many great ideas at Zero Lounge happening! One critique or area for improvement -they only have 1 bartender for the first few hours they were open. People were waiting over 30 minutes to order drinks and some gave up. I know we personally would have ordered more had the turnaround time been faster. Customers were getting frustrated, but everyone was very understanding to the bartender that it was not their fault, however they are hurting both their own bottom line of moneys and the customer's experience by having just 1 bartender working during events. Maybe on non-event days they only need 1, but their drinks are multi-ingredient, fancy & fun cocktails, so especially when an event is packing the space - have more than 1 bartender! Overall, really liked the vibe of this place and hope they hire more staff! I will definitely be back for more fun events - they do karaoke, too!

This place rules ! Great dive bar. Was so pleasantly surprised. No other comments why are you…read moremaking me continue this review

Solid small bar got active really quick. Nice little spot to be intimate on a date or hang out with…read morethe homies. Service is awesome!

5 stars. Took my boyfriend here for his birthday and the night couldn't have gone better…read more We started with the meatball appetizer, then the caprese salad, the crab cake, and the branzino with almond crust for the main. Every single plate was on point. The branzino was the standout -- crispy almond crust, fish cooked perfectly, not a dry bite on the plate. The crab cake was all crab, no filler, and the caprese was fresh and simple the way it should be. The real star of the night was Scott, the bartender/owner. He took care of us from the second we sat down, recommended everything we ate, and went out of his way to make Edward's birthday feel special. You can tell he actually cares about the people in his room, not just turning tables. That kind of hospitality is rare. And the drinks -- a dirty martini, a Manhattan, and hands down the best whiskey sour I've ever tasted in my life. The Rendition Room is a whole experience: hidden speakeasy, great food, great drinks, and Scott running the show. If you're celebrating something, this is where you go.

We've been coming to The Rendition Room for years, whether for work events or date nights, and…read morebecoming members nearly three years ago was one of the easiest decisions we've made. It's become so much more than just one of our favorite bars and every visit reminds us why we keep coming back. The biggest reason, though, is the people. Hospitality is something that's hard to fake, and the team here does it effortlessly. From the moment you walk through the door, you're greeted like an old friend. Over the years, the staff has created an environment that feels welcoming, comfortable, and genuinely personal, and that's something that's become increasingly rare. Matt, Sabrina, and the entire team are all such gems. Scott also deserves special recognition. He's a huge part of what makes The Rendition Room such a special place. Whether he's introducing a new cocktail, sharing the story behind a spirit, or simply taking the time to check in, his passion and care for every guest shine through. It's people like Scott who transform a great bar into a place you truly feel connected to. On our most recent visit, we tried the new Decade & Debauchery cocktail, celebrating The Rendition Room's 10 year anniversary, and it's phenomenal. Balanced, and beautifully executed. In a city full of great bars, they have managed to create something much harder to find, a sense of community. After all these years, it still feels just as special as the first time we walked in.