Farah played Slayer for me without hesitation -- instant 5 stars…read more Great drinks, great vibe, and even better music taste. Will definitely be back.

They say a picture's worth a thousand words. Drinks/staff were great. Ambiance is hard to beat.read more

Delicious food and they have a special for people seeing a show at the Pantages! Great prefixed…read moremenu and they cover the valet cost.

Beautiful restaurant inside the hotel, with amazing food! We gathered for a girls dinner and shared…read morefood which was all delicious. It was pretty quiet, so we got great service and attentive waiters!

I think the place is under new management. The owner is so sweet and makes sure everyone has a good…read moretime. Came here for my birthday and he made me want to come back for my next one!

This place is the best for late night Pool and Billiards! The owner here is the nicest man and will…read moretake care of you like his own kid. The tables are extremely clean and well kept, the pool sticks are almost brand new, and the balls feel amazing. They even have some snacks and drinks to keep you well nourished while playing for hours. Ambiance is absolutely amazing and for being in the heart of Los Angeles, its well taken care of. Recommend and will be back for sure!

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.

Came on a karaoke night just before they started at 10pm. There was no line when we came, but a…read morelong line formed shortly after. Karaoke was every Wednesdays and Sundays from 10pm to 1am. They had Trivia nights on Tuesday at 9pm. Happy Hours appeared to be from Mondays through Fridays from 4pm to 7pm. They don't skimp out on the liquor. The bartenders were nice. We put our names in the karaoke pool when it opened at 10pm. We were like the 5th on the list. We kept waiting near the karaoke area for our turn. People kept going up to sing. When it became 11:30pm we went up to the karaoke host and asked what was going on. He told us we were 9th in line. Saw on his screening that people who sang all tipped him $10 to $20. Apparently, you had to "tip" to sing. Seemed like this place is all about $$ and you have to pay to get ahead.

Library bar is located inside of the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel. It is kind of hidden to your left…read more You will find a door at one window. Library bar has such a cool concept. They make you a drink based on your preference. There is no menu. I feel like the only thing that they are missing pee, pee, pee, pee, pee, pee, pee is a better interior decor. There's a lot of potential to make the interior more unique. Given the name is library bar.

This hidden gem tucked inside the Hollywood Roosevelt is an absolute must-visit if you're staying…read moreat the hotel--or even if you're just in the neighborhood looking for a truly unique cocktail experience. The Library Bar is small, intimate, and effortlessly cool, with dim lighting, vintage vibes, and an atmosphere that feels both upscale and unpretentious. Open Thursday through Sunday evenings, it's the kind of place you want to linger. There's no printed menu--instead, one of their highly skilled mixologists asks you a few thoughtful questions and creates a drink tailored exactly to your taste. It's a personalized, artful experience--and our cocktails were nothing short of spectacular. There's no food served, but that honestly wasn't an issue. This is the perfect spot for a date night or a quiet, elevated way to unwind after a day exploring Hollywood. Our only regret? We didn't make it back for a second visit. If you appreciate craftsmanship in a glass, cozy ambience, and great conversation, Library Bar delivers all of that and more. A true standout.

Jones has the most New York City vibe of any restaurant or bar in LA. There's never a quiet or dull…read morenight and that makes the experience so much fun! When the bar is too packed my husband and I will find ourselves on the couches meeting new people, which is super fun. We go to Jones every week and are sure to get there as close to opening (7pm) so we can sit at the bar and catch up with our favorite bartender, Matt, who has our orders memorized. The entire bar staff is darling and makes every visit feel welcoming. As a Jersey girl this spot really hits the perfect red sauce nostalgia points for me. The pomodoro is *chef kiss*. Always piping hot but with pasta that is never overcooked! The fact that they serve food so late is incredible. I have my own restaurant so I'll often stop here to get the pasta to go after a long night of service.

Salmon was really good n I do recommend Branzino was so so…read moreVegetables salad was good n dessert was awesome, hot apple pie with ice-cream. The music was too loud n annoying, not letting you enjoying the ambience. The painting on the wall were so beautiful. They were a little late for service.

Great unpretentious spot with a full bar and a large selection of beers on tap, including Belgian…read morebeers. We had dinner down the street and my friend suggested coming here. We checked the current tap list online and it was an easy decision to make. Bar service was fast and friendly and beer tastes are offered too. There is ample indoor space as well as a patio. They don't offer food but welcome you to bring your own or have it delivered. Overall a solid spot and a favorite for the beer selection.

My friend loves to have drinks bin different bars. And, her birthdays always in a new bar. This bar…read moremy husband calls as dive bar. Affordable drinks, has happy hour, cool clientele, good music, good beers, and you can ask or bring food because they don't have food. The service is really nice, super friendly. If you don't know what you ask to drink the bartenders will help you decide. My husband drank ginger ale club soda, and it was great too.

This has easily become one of my go-to spots and one of my favorite bars in Hollywood. If you're…read moretrying to escape the hustle and tourist-heavy chaos around the Walk of Fame, this place is exactly that kind of reset. It's one of Hollywood's older bars, with real history behind it--reportedly frequented by classic Hollywood figures back in the day--and it even shows up as a filming location in movies like Ed Wood and others. There's a certain weight to that when you're sitting inside; it doesn't feel like a modern, over-polished bar, but more like something that's been part of the city for a long time. The patio is one of the best parts. It feels private and tucked away, almost like a hidden courtyard where you can actually relax without the usual Hollywood noise. Inside, the vibe leans into an old gothic aesthetic--dark, moody, and atmospheric in a way that works really well for the space. Drinks are reasonably priced for the area, and they usually have solid specials going on, which makes it more approachable than most spots nearby. The food, on the other hand, is pretty average--nothing special, but it does the job if you need bar food while drinking. That said, you don't really come here for the food anyway. Staff and bartenders are friendly and laid-back, which adds to the overall comfort of the place. It's got that rare mix of being iconic without feeling pretentious. Overall, it's a cozy, simple, and genuinely iconic Hollywood hidden gem.

This is my go-to place for meeting up with friends for drinks in Hollywood, but I also like to go…read moreby myself and just hang out at the bar. They have a generous happy hour and frequent specials and I like their selection of whiskey. The food has always been solid, and most recently the beef nachos were the prettiest nachos I've ever seen and really delicious. The bartenders always have good vibes and are fun to hang out with. The music is usually good too but there is a jukebox as well so you can choose your own music. It's super dark and laid-back and historic and I can almost always find parking on the street nearby, so this is a standby for me.