We had a blast here! The Naughty Pig is in a great location (pre game for next door) and has a live…read morelet crowd full of patrons ready to drink and belt out some karaoke. The drinks were made well and the staff were eager to help and responsive. I recommend getting upstairs and putting your name down early so you can have your chance to shine on the microphone! The only bummer was that this place was so poppin that my girl didn't get a chance to sing. There was also a fight downstairs while I was here, so that was fun to watch! Will definitely be coming back

I had the pizza. It was very delicious. The staff is friendly and the location is very casual and…read moreclean. I do have to say, I miss the old food menu. The steamed hamburger sliders will be something I miss dearly.

The service was great food came out quick taste delicious manager Joseph came around greeting…read moreeveryone and made sure we were all taken care of first time going to another bbq place besides the basic restaurant that franchise this is more home cook I feel like and more authentic bbq and they have spicy bbq if fire!!!!

great barbeque!! even better service and family fun atmosphere!! great community also !! area!…read morearea!!

Great food the burgers are delicious and the cocktails are so creative! Mai was excellent, I am…read moredefinitely coming again.

Great food the burgers are delicious and the cocktails are so creative! Mai was amazing, I am…read moredefinitely coming again.

Happy Saturday, enjoying a afternoon drink…read more Bar 326 Farmer Market - LA Bartender - Sara, she was amazing helping in pick my drink. Note: You can walk around the whole Framer Market - LA with you drinks. Love the deco, it is so open and has seats if you want to bring your own food and then order drinks. It is a rustic look. In addition they have shirts and caps to buy. A must visit.

Found this tucked into the many many little places within the Los Angeles Farmers Market…read more When I saw it I'm like oh this is fun! Couldn't help myself to try a flight of beers before I wandered more into the rest of the market and of course grove outside It had a cool bar vibe and it was pretty busy buzzing I'd come back again

I'm always at the surly goat in Encino - and finalllllyyyy decided to come by the WeHo location!…read moreThe staff was supper friendly! The space was cute and nice - and clean. Had a good variety of drinks and a lot of seats! Only downside - no good like the other location :( Will probs be back any time I'm in the neighborhood!

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.

Short Review: Great upscale bar for casual weekends with…read morefriends. Find another spot for big events like FIFA tournaments. Long Review: Came here with 3 other friends to watch Spain v Argentina in the World Cup Championship. We got here 1 hour before the game started and they were out of 3 mixers for cocktails, and two beers. Seriously? It's the biggest game of the year in the WORLD and you couldn't run a list the night before for what you needed? The food was pretty good, though. We shared wings and fries and they were tasty. The atmosphere was fun and set up for exciting visuals. Several big screen TVs, music during the commercials and a really cool wait staff who seemed to know all the regulars on a first-name basis. Not sure if I'd come back for anything other than a big sporting event, though. If you're in the middle of bustling Hollywood next to two other hot sports bars, you gotta have something that separates you from the pack. Their total service package could be that if they could get their ordering right.

I love the communal style tables at this bar ! It makes it easy to start a conversation and make…read morefriends with other patrons organically . The bright colors along with my favorite beer , Stella, lifted up my spirits. I went on a Thursday evening and it had a good size crowd . I notice a stage to the left as you enter , which makes me assume they have live performances? . I'll have to go back and report back :)

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.

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.