This place is a perfect example of the Cancer that is consuming the Mission. I've never had worse service at a Bar. Never. None of the bartenders care. They don't acknowledge you when you come in. They are loud and obnoxious with their friends. Then when I do get a drink the bartender sprays it with his cleaner because he's twitchy and coked out and can't tell the direction of the nozzle. I couldn't get anyone's attention to change drinks. My boyfriend who met me right after I got my drink waited 20 minutes without being offered a drink. When we finally got our bartender's attention and asked for the check, still with a sprayed drink and a drinkless guest. The other bartender pretended to know my tab and charged me 12 when it says 11 on the menu. And to top it off my drink was terrible. I would recommend to the owners, clean house. You have some nasty cockroaches serving drinks. read more

AESTHETICS lie between a traditional SOMA establishment (brick and exposed conduit) and friendly neighborhood watering hole. You walk in and see that the focus is the long bar to the left. You walk to the back to find a door that leads you to the bathroom and an exit to Foreign Cinema. Next to this door is a staircase to the upstairs level that can host about 35-40 people. The place is pretty packed on Saturdays (1. its a great bar; 2. as peeps have reviewed - this is where you go before your F.C reservation). It gets warm upstairs when at full capacity (and perhaps with a few cocktails thrown back too). DJ stands at the front door basically, facing towards the bar. Music is not Top 40's but is in the same vain. Its fun, throw-back, and while it may not be a song that everyone can scream-sing along to --- it will keep a party going & sustain a happy mood. PARTYLEAD: If you want to reserve upstairs - you have to meet an $800 bar minimum APPROX. Note my "APPROX". This may or not be exact. Basically, the area is reserved for your party - but there is only the bar downstairs - you have to let the bar know the celebrant's name when you order drinks. But honestly, as long as they see that the alki is a-flowin' --- that minimum isn't strict. Another note: There is no "bouncer" so to speak - to let your guests through so you could potentially get "strangers" up there. They don't put a rope at the staircase or a "reserved" sign on the tables or anything. Its more of a mutual understanding that that's your spot. I feel like this matches the relax, free-spirited vibe of the district. If you're wondering about COVER - don't. Because there is none. If you're wondering "WHAT DO I WEAR?" - don't. Its the Mission District. Its SF no less. Do you, boo boo, DO YOU. Its a take me for who I am city. And donnn't you love it?!!!!!! read more

The Laszlo I saw isn't nearly as great as it looks in these Yelp photos. A lot darker, more run-down looking. It's really small and gets crowded. The floor upstairs is more like a balcony with tables, not a full floor, so it doesn't alleviate the space shortage. Those you are sharing the space with do not care to look around them and will not apologize if they bump into you or flip their hair into your drink. The DJ, whoever he was that night, was not on top of keeping the levels; the basses came out muted and treble tracks spiked harshly. It was painful. The guy after him wasn't even using the turntable - he just hooked up his Apple laptop and I could have sworn he was playing off of his mp3 playlist. Also, I'm told they serve food here, but when I asked for a menu the bartenders said no food. Props to the friendly people standing outside. They were welcoming to all strangers. The beers, though limited, were only about 4 bucks, which I'd say is a decent price. And the crowd, at least that night, were all 20s-30s... no creepy old desperate men, and everyone looked stylish. read more

It is no surprise that these guys have over 300 reviews and only 3.5 stars. So why give them 5 stars? It would be too easy to give a 1 star... I have been going here for years. Love the location. Drinks are... um, fine. Tonight, I said to my super great girlfriends... after we had already been at El Techo and Lolinda (amazing place, by the way... Jeff at El Techo A+ and Alvaro at Lolinda... lovely...) let's go to Lazlo... we stood at the bar for EVER with TWO bartenders standing in front of us... talking to EACH OTHER... I smiled kindly... and NOTHING... I waited for a bit and then finally, something just SNAPPED. I said HEYA, HIYA there. fellas!! And they looked over with utter disdain, like, "what do YOU want?" And I replied with.... F - YOU. That's right, F - YOU. And once again, if you are reading this... for every person who has ever been simply ignored at a bar in SF... F - You. read more

What coaxed me out on a Tuesday night after a long plane ride, over 2 weeks of travel, and very little sleep? This peppar vodka martini drink thing at Laszlo. It's amazing.....so amazing I don't remember the name. Great bar, great location. Have dinner at Foreign Cinema and stroll in here afterwards for the peppar vodka martini drink 'thing'. read more

I love this space. I don't know if it's having an architect for a boyfriend or just too many drinks, but I really appreciate how this place is designed. Good drinks, good people. I like it. ***UPDATE: Minus one star. I went back for happy hour. (*What* happy hour?) The special(s) consist of one (1) dollar off on one (1) shit beer. And the place is deserted. read more

3.5 stars! I can dig it :) This bar was described to me as "a dive bar that's not too divey" and I can concur. We came here after pre-loading our stomachs and livers at Baretta. I bought the first round for about 5 or 6 people, and thought the bartender made a mistake when my tab came back only $23 bucks!! Awesome!! We had a group of about 15 people and we headed to the second floor where there were 2 small tables and some chairs. The VIP lounge section was blocked off by that cursed red velvet rope that seems to haunt me every now and again, haha. We stayed for about 2 hours and had a really good time. The drinks kept flowing as the conversation got livelier and more outrageous. The only thing that could have made our time there better... If they turned down the music juuuust a tad. I hate having to scream while I'm 2 inches away from someone else's ear in order to have a conversation. By the time we got there though, I was already 4 drinks deep, so whatever I was saying that was drowned out by the music was probably a good thing!!! read more

Any chance to hang out with the beautiful Kristina A. and her posse of power is a one that i don't pass up. This spot is small and intimate and has a very warm and lounge-y feel to it. Upstairs was even warmer, and I mean like you would break a sweat if you had to sit up there. That was the only complaint about this spot is the fact that I felt like roast duck due to the temperature. Then again it may have been the wonderful talent that Kristina attracts that was getting my temp up. PS. Todd B would not stop talking about the Pineapple sky special with his pinkie finger in the air...dunno what that means. I am new to the city. ;-) read more

Every Sunday is Propaganda Night and it's quite the lovely way to wind down the weekend. Laszlo has a few tables and chairs set up in front and on a nice San Francisco night, it's absolutely perfect for good drinks and conversations. The plus is that the bar area is spacious and the service is quick. Downside is that there really isn't much of a dance floor, but they do feature DJ's every Sunday night. The bathrooms are shared by Foreign Cinema but the plus is that there are plenty of stalls. My advice...arrive early if you want to snag a sitting area and enjoy a relaxing atmosphere but arrive late if you want to get some fancy footwork in on the dance floor. Oh and side note, Chimay here is only $6 here instead of the usually $9 at other places. read more

A little loud, a little mystic. Should you score parking much earlier than expected before dinner at Foreign Cinema, no need to wait in the car or wander around, Laszlo is right nextdoor and its dark sultry mood invites you. Drinks are decently priced and the music was good, from what I can remember. Though the few times I've visited Laszlo have been only to kill time before dinner at FC, I certainly would not mind starting out a night here, while on the other hand, I couldn't see myself spending an entire night or majority of it here either. read more

I love drinking at Laszlo, strong drinks, and connected to Foreign Cinema too. They have a low-key happy hour, but it gets crazy on the weekends. The upstairs is fun to people watch down below. read more

Laszlo - Lounges Near Me - San Francisco, California

I am not cool enough for this bar...that said, I still went and did my thing amoungst the Hipsters... I went and caught Mingus on the decks, had a few beers and railed against the fact that it was only Monday - gotta love drinking on a Monday! The Soviet Era art is a nice touch to go with the whole Eastern European feel that the place evokes. Another key feature that I love is that you can go out front with a beer in hand and catch a smoke if you are so inclined. Cool little joint it might even make it onto the list for a DYL Happy Hour... read more

As you may know, weekday happy hours are my lifeblood. So I enjoy mainlining places like Laszlo on a calm Tuesday or Wednesday evening, when you can spend some quality time alone with a great bartender (and when I say great that ain't no fucking joke - he gave us happy hour prices on non-happy hour beer) and some great people who, if you had known them in the eighth grade, you may have smoked an illicit cigarette with in the girls bathroom during sixth period. Laszlo is also an excellent place to stage the revolution, with their World War Lite decor (dig the mid-century replica TV and antique communications equipment) and super-elite mezzanine level good for top secret negotiations. And the 70's family-photo slideshow on the wall intermixed with stills from Battlestar Galactica was oddly familiar. Maybe because I have a big stuck-in-the-70's family. Or watch too much BSG. Or whatever. Non-happy hour prices are a little much for the neighborhood, but on the plus side, you get to use Foreign Cinema's bathroom. So it evens out. read more

We stopped by here for a surprise Bday party and was pretty impressed with the upstairs. Yeah... it's small and narrow but it was secluded from the rest of the bar and I sat by the window where you can see most of Mission which was cool. The drinks were pretty good and the bartender was friendly - well to me he was but not to the guys of the group - Ha! I liked that they served wine and it seemed like most of the people in the bar were drinking that as well so I didn't feel foolish ordering it - They had a decent house Cab. The atmosphere was really chill, which I liked, and seemed to be a tamer crowd. I'll be up to trying the bar out again soon. read more

I have been here twice now. Once was for my 26 birthday which I remember 20% of the night and the other was after our holiday party last year. I will base my review on my latter experience for obvious reasons. The place its self is a pretty standard bar with a good selection of booze and a laid back atmosphere. It's a little bit more upscale considering the area. Drink prices are reasonable and it gets pretty busy on a Saturday night. ahhh Laszlo, I will never forget you. read more

So my girlfriend was in town from Hawaii, interviewing for a job in SF and she wanted me to show her around the Mission because that's the neighborhood she'd probably want to live in. So we did dinner at Destino (which was great btw) and I wrote down a list of possible bars to take her to in the Mission. Zeitgeist was out because it was freezing balls outside. It was too early in the night to check out Little Baobab. Bruno's was a bit too lo-key for me...and I was too sober to really enjoy the uniqueness that is Amnesia. So, even though I'd never been there before, I decided to go to Lazlo's cause I had heard great things about it. Good decision. The bar was pretty crowded for a weeknight but i didn't have to wait too long to be served. Drink were reasonably priced ($6) and strong. The music was quite fun - and yes, I do know all of the words to Digital Underground's Freaks of the Industry. Good job DJ. I also ended up randomly seeing some co-workers at Lazlos and bar hopped with them for the rest of the night. Maybe, when my girlfriend moves to SF next year, this will be one of our favorite local hangouts... read more

I had a twilight experience at Laszlo last weekend. I met a flaming gaysian who claimed he was straight and proceeded to give me a lap dance to prove his straightness. His style was less Chippendale and more 'girls gone wild' so he failed to convince me. He did get me wet by spilling a drink all over my lap. He was sweet though. And so was the "straight" guy sitting next to me who got a partial wet lap dance in the process. We also met a cute male nurse from Alaska who claimed he is straight but his handbag was more fierce than mine... A very butch woman who claimed she was straight complimented my sexy legs by caressing my upper thigh (my legs ARE unquestionably gorgeous so this one is a tossup)... I am convinced that Laszlo that night was the final "on deck closet" for those ready to come out, a final training ground for fun cocktails, animated conversations, 80's music and lap dancing. Even if you don't need to come out, you will have a good time in this closet sized lounge/bar. read more

I must have come here two or three times without realizing it was Laszlo; I just thought of it as the Foreign Cinema bar. I now realize the name of the place is right on the door at eye level, but either it wasn't there before or I just don't pay attention to these things when I've got drinkin' on my mind. But yeah, it's Laszlo and not the Foreign Cinema bar. My native language is English and I'm not an expert on the Cyrillic alphabet, but as I understand it the letter they're using for an 'a' in their logo is actually a 'd'. I wonder if this is confusing for native speakers of slavic languages. I also wonder if those who grew up east of the iron curtain and left to come here would find the communist theme cute or amusing. Regardless, the space is aesthetically pleasing; The soviet movie posters, polished concrete, and simple furniture invoke russian constructivism without being too cold or austere. The pictures posted here may lead you to believe the space is bigger than it really is; Laszlo is actually kind of intimate, maybe 20' by 30' with a small upstairs lounge. Trumer Pils on tap for $2, and they make a good bloody mary as well. They bartenders have always been friendly when I've been here. I'd come here pretty regularly if I lived nearby. read more

Need a fix before noon on a Saturday? Photoshoot perhaps? ;) Great use of space. It was HOT in the city this Saturday but COOL in here. Friendly people having a Chimay, oysters and some gentle conversation! Need some privacy? Head upstairs. I had fun in SF this weekend! read more

I am not totally sure why this is listed under "dance club" there isn't really any place to dance BUT I do like this little bar. A small place tucked between Medjool and Foreign Cinema - actually its attached to foreign cinema and you go in a side door to use its bathroom. The has a narrow wall of stools and a main bar. There is a tiny upstairs with some seating as well that overlooks the bar. No cover and drinks aren't too bad $6 for vodka/soda. Good music but way hard to hear and talk - and we got a place to sit. This place was PACKED at 1030pm - to the point of not fun had you no table area to sit and stand. I dont get the theme... Russia? Communism? They also play randomass movies projected onto the large back wall... always a good talking point. read more

Ahh. Laszlo. What would we do without you after a Friday night of slingin' hash and servin' booze? Oh Laszlo. The bumpin' music. The bonding over teenie-weenie Fernet shots followed by an eenie-meenie splash of gingerale. The commie art. The oh-so friendly bartenders and their lovely pirate bar back. The drunken eye candy leaning on the bar. If it weren't for you, we'd be forced to decompress in some lame-ass, bridge-&-tunnel-filled bar on Valencia Street! And we can't have any of that, can we? No, we can't. Just don't go there on a Sunday. Or if you do, get a beer. The cute girl bartenders can't make a decent drink, and they can't seem to figure out the difference between scotch and bourbon. Not good. read more

Went here last night for Planet Magazine's (the hipster bible) Summer Record Release Party. Read behind the subtext: Went here for 2-hour open bar hosted by some God-awful rum company that only paid for their rum concoctions to entice your business. That being said, a free drink is a free drink. J and I showed up right at 7, and the place was looking a little dead. She's starving and says, "Let's get one drink, then go to Cancun for some food and come back." Yes, why don't we eat so we don't get completely snockered off free rum drinks. Forty minutes later, we return, impressed with our logic and sensibility. The place is happenin'. I notice it's 8:15 and panic mode sets in: only 45 minutes to get our free drink on! That's when logic goes out the window and the night spins out of control. I down three "light and stormy's" in a row. That's a lot of rum. Suddenly, I'm kissing some cute 22-year-old from Iowa and he's holding me up as I sway unsteadily. J hooks up with some dude, and I think the four of us leave for Beauty Bar. Big mistake -- hipster 'tude, ugly lighting, and crappy music. I think the night ends with a cab and a call to my favorite all-night pizza delivery service. (See Volare Pizza for said review.) read more

I believe that the rating should be given for the overall quality of the establishment, including their policies and staff. So why the 1 star? I've been to Lazslo once before, on a weeknight, and actually found it pleasant enough at the time. It was decently busy, but not loud, with good drinks and interesting Eastern Bloc-style posters on the walls. Last night, however, has completely destroyed this opinion. I came here with a few friends, including Gene X., to meet two others, but there was a $5 cover charge that we weren't too hot about, so we headed to Doc's Clock down the street. Later, at 1:30am, we went back to Lazslo to try and meet our friends again for one final drink of the night. Did we get in? No. Still a $5 cover charge and still a door guy in dress pants and running shoes with an attitude. What the hell were they charging the cover for exactly? Some janky club music played over blown-out sound system? Because Medjool is next door? Better shoes for the door guy? Who knows, but Lazslo, I've got news for you: Mission is chock full of bars that are more interesting, have better music, and are happy to take our money for a decent drink. I won't be back. Ever. Did I mention it was raining this whole night? Damn. read more

Well Laszlo, I liked you alright, until you lost my credit card but kept my friends. Why wasn't my credit card important enough to save? You closed out my bill, but lost the card? wtf? Also, I may be an alcoholic, but I do not appreciate being treated like a liar. You suck hostess of Foreign Cinema! read more

A tall, open space with a ringing balcony and a swank, dark atmosphere. The bar is backed by a huge mirror above the underlit top shelf bottles. The front of the bar is all windows, adding to the atmosphere. Booze selection is excellent, and cocktail construction is equally talented. DJing is great, and the sound system is quality - good sound, good volume; just loud enough to help you get yer groove on without killing conversation. Laszlo is everything Medjool should be, without the scene. Great bar. There are even a few outdoor tables! (though they're on Mission, which adds a certain 'atmosphere' that's rather distinct from inside) read more

I'm embarrassed to be the Duchess and not have a review! No wonder I don't deserve that "Master" badge... What more can be said about Laszlos? It's where I begin my nights. It's where I end my nights. It's just that kind of establishment. Bartenders are always super chill, clientele is never douchey, and for some reason, I just really love those skateboards on the wall. The best part is sharing the restroom with Foreign Cinema. Many a times, I've drunkenly stumbled into that hallway with the hostess staring at me, and then busting into the restroom to find well-dressed, classy women powdering their noses after their fine-dining experience. read more

I never really saw myself as the "mission type" - prefering to make fun of the pretentious badly dressed yuppies of the Marina. Upon going to Laszio, it became clear to me: this is where the normal people in SF go. Who knew? I always thought that the mission was more like, where you went when you wanted to get shot. Laszio was awesome. They were so nice, they let us have dinner menus from Foreign Cinema and the ambience was nice. As an added bonus it wasn't too loud. Great place for a drink with a friend, even those non-mission loving sorority girl types :) read more

Jack was a good server but they served the charcuterie with only two pieces of bread. Took another 25 min to get extra bread while the plate just sat there. Pretty annoying. Cocktail was ok. read more

Laszlo - Charcuterie and big easy cocktails - Lounges Near Me - San Francisco, California

When I hang out with a certain group of friends we usually end up here at point or other. And this has been going on for years. Service is really inconsistent - it's just a roll of the dice really. But I usually associate this place with a long wait for a drink. The set up is pretty cool but I don't know what it is, I never really have fun here. There's been a few douchebag confrontations on my last few visits here. Maybe this place is becoming the tech-bro hub or something. read more

I opened Yelp this morning to find this message. I am thus upping my review.) I'll update when I go back, which, impressively, after this message, I will. "Hi, my name is Phil, I am one of the bartenders at Laszlo bar. I was not working on that Saturday when you came in and had a tough time there, but I did work the night before on Friday and I think I am responsible for the 'watery' drinks. The story is a little strange and fantastical, but true: The big sign behind the bar which advertises or happy hour is being replaced, so, in the meantime, we keep a visual aid bottles of the Trumer Pils beer, and the Stoli vodka. I made a display only 'dummy' bottle of Stoli and filled it with water. To my credit, I actually wrote with a sharpie 'DISPLAY ONLY'. This is when the service breakdown begins. I gave Glenn (your bartender) an ear full for not looking at/reading the bottle, not listening to you (the guest) inquiring that the drink was made with water and not vodka, and not smelling the drink, getting another co-worker to taste, etc. He has been sober for a long time, so I respect his not drinking, but he should of thought of other action to take. ok, this is getting long, sorry. In summary, we care and respect your comments, it is important to us, and we hear you. Bryan and I have worked there for 10 years this August and we always try to make a strong generous drink, so I hope you come in and let us (Phil or Bryan) make this up to you. I am going to send this to the other Yelp folks that I think were in your group also. Thanks for your time. Phil" read more

An oasis of class and style amid the normally dirty and overcrowded Mission District. They have a great selection of top-shelf liquor and skilled bartenders. There's usually even seats to be had on a Friday or Saturday night. Another great thing about this bar is the DJs. Anything from funky hip-hop to old school soul. You might hear some Queen or Mamas and Papas off an original 45 single. Laszlo is quality all around. read more

Bunch of friends and I stopped by around 12 as we wondered the Mission, we didn't want to walk to far from where we had dinner. It was pretty empty when we walked in. They have some lofted space with a lounge area for more seating which is small but nice. I didn't actually try the drinks though the bartenders seemed pretty chill. One of them let my friend go behind the bar to learn how to make a drink. Though there probably are some legal concerns with that - they got scolded when by the manager when he walked in and made us stop with the show. Still pretty cool that the bartenders allowed that. Otherwise, don't have much of an impression since I didn't get anything. read more

Night time review: I'm into it. I went there last night to meett some friends for a little Sunday night dancing. It was a blast, I think there were some people from Lexington as well as some folks from Delirium here to rip it up on a Sunday night. The drinks were a bit more than I'm used to but not ultra spendy. There was also a very strong showing of young, beautiful and foreign female models here. There is nothing wrong with that. Is there? Afternoon review: Jack the bar tender here is tight. He introduced me to the Saturday special... Burger and beer for $10. Now, this seems like an 'OK' deal if you are thinking about most loveless burgers that you get most places. I'll tell you what, this burger comes from the forgin cinema kitcen and... let me tell you... it is so packed with love that there are only a few of these burgers every week. I think that there are little fucking burger angles that come in all drunk on Friday night and have some lesbian angel orgy on top of the patties. That is what they taste like.... lesbian fairy sex juice burgers. King me. read more

I love old school. I love classiC movies. I love a good single malt whiskey with my cigar. Laszlo has all of these (sans cigars). This place is definitely a great spot to hang and be in company of good people who just want to have a good time. The crowd is a little older, and by older I mean mature. 30's 40's crowd, et al. What strikes me best about this bar is the most obvious attraction; the classic movies being projected on the wall leading to the second level. I'm quite comfortable sitting at my booth with Macallan in hand, having a good conversation w/ random people and still be drawn to the movie played against that huge backdrop. The bartenders are quite talented. Just know what you want up front, and be prepared to get a look of disconcert when you don't. This is business, a fast one, and bartenders here are here for you as long as you are not taking money out of their pocket when 50 others are trying to order drinks and you delay them even for a minute. Not to say they won't help you, but you don't want to be that guy/girl! The drinks are aplenty and they are strong! They are made with a lot of love so be sure to tip the bartenders well; they will definitely remember you. In my most recent outing, while having the sweetheart bartender prepare my Macallan neat, I happened to notice her eyes jump out of her head as she studied the menu to see how much my drink actually cost. Needless to say, I tipped her very well, and my next 3 came soon as I walked to her side of the bar. DRINKS: Perfect. Ambiance: Lovely. Bathrooms - Very important! Shared w/ Foreign Cinema BUT very clean, very upscale, and very welcoming. Experience: Always a 10. read more

Incredible rude bartender. When I asked for a cocktail menu he just grunted and said they don't have one when I clearly saw a whole stack on the bar. Then he proceeded to make the most disgusting gin and tonic I have ever tasted. Flat, bitter and gross. How you mess that up I have no idea. I can take attitude if you deliver the goods. Unfortunately for you having a beard and mustache doesn't make you a good bartender or even remotely cool so drop the act and get yourself to bar tending school. And learn some manners while you are at it. Two thumbs down for Laszlo. read more

Let me try this again, I wrote a review before, but it was deemed a bit harsh by Lazlo patronizing patrons. I absolutely LOVE Foreign Cinema - four stars hands down. Great food, great atmosphere, great company (except for the one Valentine's when we were seated next to bitter idiots smoking all through dinner)...Anyway, this is about the bar and only the bar, not the restaurant, it's owners, restaurant staff, anyone standing on the sidewalk, sitting in the restroom or living up the block. I don't like it. It's cramped, way way crowded, like sweaty skin sticking together crowded, the bartenders were super rude to me - because I'm clearly too old and unhip to be there - and I don't care what anyone says, standing at the bar waiting to order for more than 8 minutes is too damn long. I could walk up the street to the liquor sto and get mine you know? So while I took a bunch of flak for saying that I thought the bar scene there was pretentious, I still feel that way and yes, I have been to crowded bars before (uh, Beauty Bar anyone?) and loved them. I have also waited for a beer before (um, Kilowatt?) and I've even had a snobby bartender piss me off once or twice (yeah! Mint) but I'm an old fashioned girl who just wants my beer and some music and doesn't go to bars to be cooler than thou. So I learned my lesson. I've been told I need to hang left of Mission. read more

Decent bar. My friends and I made a stop here after we went to Medjool's - it's like a dive bar but not a dive bar. Drinks are decently priced, about 8-9 bucks per cocktail. Decor is nice and music isn't too loud. Convenient location, great for bar hopping. The atmosphere is great for some friends to sit down, have a drink and catch up. There's a variety of people here, but when we went, there just wasn't that many. But that guarantees you a chair! Bartenders? Great! I wasn't sure what to order so one of the bartenders offered to make me one. It was strong but delicious. If I'm in the area, I'll probably stop in again. read more

All I remember is that it was dark & Johnny Depp was there = a good night.

It's just a bar, but it's right next to Medjool and Foreign Cinema which makes it a great place to take a break from the hipsters.

Update 8/27/06 Let me preface this update by mentioning that I have recently become a little bit biased in my feelings about Laszlo. (Full disclosure: I play records here every other Monday. That being said Weekends are a bit much but weeknights are more and more inviting (esp. Mondays!). Pre-Dosa had drinks here. Being situated right on top of Foreign Cinema I always get that feeling I'm not going to dig the crowd in here. Luckily it was early and pretty empty. The bartender's Ipod was killin it. The Arsonists followed by the Man in Black will get me every time. Kudos for serving up my Jameson rocks in a highball glass. Subtext spins here on the regular. Check your local listings. Outside of that I can't see myself spending too much time here. read more