The bar itself has a relaxed but stylish feel, with dim lighting and shelves lined with bottles…read morefrom different regions. It's the kind of place where you can take your time exploring different pours rather than rushing through drinks. The selection is impressive, ranging from familiar labels to smaller distilleries you don't see everywhere. The bartender was clearly passionate about the craft and offered a couple of suggestions based on what I usually enjoy. I tried a whiskey I hadn't heard of before, and it turned out to be a great recommendation with a smooth, layered flavor. What I liked most was the atmosphere. It felt social without being overwhelming, making it easy to have a conversation or simply sit back and enjoy the drink. The crowd seemed like a mix of locals and people who genuinely appreciate good spirits. The Phoenix stands out as a spot where whiskey takes center stage, but the environment remains welcoming and unpretentious. It's a great choice if you're looking to unwind with a thoughtfully poured glass in Beverly Grove.

The Phoenix is a restaurant and bar that both had indoor and outsoor seating. It's interior was…read moremoody but inviting with some dim lighting by the bar. There is also a photobooth but the night I visited, it was not working. A lot of alcoholic drinks were ordered from Moscow Mule to Espresso Martini to some cocktails that are more personalized at The Phoenix. Food was good! I personlly had the sweet thai chili crispy wings and had dabble from the pretzel and crispy cauliflower bites. The place was honestly really really fun! I loved the vibe, the bartenders were really accomodating and the drinks + food were all delicious.

A friend who's a Soho House member took me there for lunch yesterday. I hadn't been back in a few…read moreyears, and I'd forgotten both the incredible views and how easy it is to spend an afternoon there. We walked in expecting a quiet lunch and quickly realized the World Cup was on. The screening room was packed with members watching the match, and it was fun seeing everyone so invested in the game. Since we wanted to catch up, we headed to the garden patio instead. There were plenty of people enjoying lunch outside, though it never felt loud. We never had to raise our voices to hear each other, which made it easy to relax and enjoy the afternoon. Our server was fantastic. She checked on us throughout the meal, kept our drinks refreshed, and always seemed to know when to stop by and when to give us space. We never felt rushed, which made the afternoon even more enjoyable. We started with the calamari to share. I ordered the Faroe Island king salmon with sautéed spinach and chimichurri, and my friend had the chopped salad. The salmon had a beautiful sear and was cooked perfectly, while the chimichurri added just the right amount of brightness. We each ordered the cucumber cocktail, mine with vodka and his with gin. It was crisp, refreshing, and exactly what I wanted on such a hot afternoon. It paired especially well with the salmon. One detail I really appreciate about Soho House is its no-photo policy. After spending a few hours there, it made perfect sense. Around us, people were catching up with friends, having meetings, enjoying lunch, or watching the match without phones constantly pointed around the room. It made the entire space feel more relaxed, and I found myself appreciating being somewhere that encouraged people to be present with each other. Nothing felt forced or overly formal. We were able to settle in, enjoy a great meal, and spend a few hours catching up without ever feeling like our table was needed for the next reservation. By the time we left, I completely understood why so many people enjoy being members. One last detail worth mentioning is valet. The attendants were friendly, professional, and efficient. It's a small touch, but it made arriving and leaving effortless.

Call me lame but I have never heard of this place nor did I know it even existed. I don't do WeHo…read morethe traffic and parking situation keep me at bay but here I was 10am post SoulCycle with two friends. It's a nice spot, sweeping views of LA with both indoor and outdoor seating. They have a bar, good brunch menu and apparently a brunch buffet on Sundays. Pros: great wait staff, very accommodating and eager to help. The food is pretty good and the cappuccinos are amazing! Clean, good vibes and very chill. Cons: limited menu, limited wine list and it's a members only spot. For being members only exclusive dues I expected a bit more upscale food and bevvys. If I had to pay for the membership this would not be my spot, it doesn't live up to the price. It's nice enough but it's not that different than visiting a nice restaurant. I'd go again if I was invited but you won't find me dishing out to become a member here. Show me something more than views of LA in a "nice setting." Give me something standout for the $4k!

If you're looking for a fun, lively spot in West Hollywood, this place is definitely worth checking…read moreout! We made resys for a Friday night. The rooftop atmosphere is the highlight, it has that perfect indoor/outdoor vibe, It's definitely a hotspot, especially in the evenings when hotel guests and locals come in to grab drinks, relax, and enjoy the lounge atmosphere. The entire hotel has a great social feel, from the lively lobby area with the open bar and pool table downstairs to the rooftop where everyone gathers. The views were amazing too! The food was really good, the drinks were great, and the service was outstanding. We ordered the hamachi, carne asada tacos, fries, and a barbacoa quesadilla. Everything was delish! Our server was genuinely so friendly, attentive, and made the experience even better. There is only valet available and it gets pretty packed at night. This is definitely a hot spot for a meet up with friends. Highly recommend for the overall vibes.

I've lived in West Hollywood for almost 11 years, but somehow this was my first time at this…read morerooftop bar! I really enjoyed my experience here. The host, Adam, was so welcoming and helpful throughout the evening, checking to make sure we were enjoying our food and drinks, even moving us to a different table since our original one was in a wind tunnel blowing up our dresses. I got two cocktails: 1) the special True Colors cocktail in celebration of Pride Month, with proceeds going to the LGBT Center! It had Tequila, Yuzu, Lychee, Passionfruit, topped with a Hibiscus Mezcal Float and a piece of Rainbow Sour Candy. It was refreshing, delicious, and absolutely gorgeous! 2) the Cosmopolitan: made with Grey Goose Vodka, Pierre Ferrand Dry Curaçao, and cranberry. It was pretty tasty, not exactly like a traditional Cosmo and had a bit of a bite to it, but good enough that I got two. My friend and I shared the guacamole which was a pretty decently sized portion and came with a big basket of chips. We also got the Weho Choco Tacos and they were delectable! It's a bit pricey with drinks ranging from $22-$26, but that's to be expected in Weho and especially on Sunset Boulevard. Just something to keep in mind. The crowd was also so nice! We made friends with the couple sitting next to us and watched the end of the NBA finals together on one of their phones. I also met some nice girls in the bathroom and we had a long conversation about the best clothes to pack for a trip to Europe. Everyone was there to have a good time and it showed!

We stopped by this bar to watch the World Cup and it was perfect! Great selection of beers on tap,…read moreand the food was great I got the tacos and they were so good! The bartenders were great with taking orders for food and drinks, and the food comes out quickly. Will definitely be back soon to come hang with friends and maybe watch some more sports!

I went here a few times during the World Cup to watch some games…read more They are short staffed and the staff are very unhappy and they make sure that you notice it. One speaker was blown and very staticky. The food would be ready very late but it was good for bar food. You had to go to bar to order food and drinks as they wouldn't really serve the inside tables. One Sunday it said that they open at 12PM but we were there for a while and they didn't open so we missed the beginning of one of the games. I got the feeling that it seems like they are going out of business so nobody really cares for their last days of the business there. Ambiance is okay but it definitely needs some maintenance and improvement.

Went to Andys last night to see my friend perform along with several other artists for Noir…read moreWednesdays. I am giving this place 4 starts because I love how they are supporting really incredible and upcoming talent. The performers were all so amazing. It was also quite the bonus to celebrate with Stevie Wonder on his birthday as he stopped through! The guests and performers were what made this place special, but otherwise nothing too notable about the venue. The bar food was just okay, the parking was tricky, and the staff was a bit standoffish.

No line so that was chill…read more Showed up with three girls friends and one guy friend and it was easy to get in and there was no cover fee. Getting a drink was easy. The bartenders were super nice and very attentive. Bathrooms were really clean, just small, only two stalls in the ladies room. Dancing was limited. The live band rarely played, it was majority a playlist which was kind of upsetting. My friends made the vibes fun, but if it wasn't for them, this place is just ehh. A few entitled folks entered the building so we all left. Looking to have a better experience next time since I've heard great things about this place and I love jazz and am a huge fan of Anderson paak but honestly I don't know... check it out at your own risk I guess and set your expectations LOW!!!!!!! :/

Regular cocktail bar, not huge. Drinks are not watered down, taste fine. Nothing exquisite either,…read moregreat service tho. Bartenders are friendly. If you happen to be in area, it's not bad for a drink or two.

The Roger Room is one of my all time favorite bars. Phenomenal bartenders, classy atmosphere,…read morepleasant crowd, great music. They have the best espresso martini I have ever had (Black Dahlia). Their twist on a screwdriver (Spring Street) is also amazing. It gets busy but there is a reason why!

This is a really mixed review... The first time I went to this place a bunch of people had taken it…read moreover for a wrap party. It is decorated well, kind of BH regency with lots of red asian-ness and black modern sleek minimalism going on. I'm no designer, but that's what I get from it. It feels good decor-wise. It is super tiny, really it feels like ten people can sit in there. That is can be a plus as it is cozy and quaint or a con, b/c it feels claustorphobic. I lean towards the latter as I need space to breathe. It's very mellow, too mellow, maybe, and too small. I had a good drink there the first time. My second visit, there were hardly any folks in there and the bartender was sweet but untalented in the drink department. The drinks were undrinkable and yeah, they're damn expensive! It just seemed kinda lame. Maybe it's a hit or miss kind of situation and you have to go early, take over the place, and create your own atmosphere because they are not providing much. Either way, there is no excuse for crap-ass drinks for $16+ Don't make me wince in pain while drinking a Kir Royale, dammit!! In the area, I recommend Nic's Martini lounge instead...Bigger, food, (and a Vodka Freezer, I think!) if you must drink and lounge in Beverly Hills...oh Lord.

LA truly has a bar for every person and their 140+ moods for wanting to go out and drink. And Bar…read moreNoir is the perfect place to go when you're in mood number (...), or better known as your "classy", "I wanna hear all about your love life", "I'd rather sip my Stoli dirty martini" kind of mood. Located inside the "somewhat hidden" boutique hotel "Maison 140", Bar Noir is perfect for these hushed occasions that accompany a nice cocktail. It's small and dark, has red and "black & white" accents, is rarely ever too crowded, and has great looking bartenders that know how to mix a drink. Instead of scoffing, the bartender might just extend you a little "wink" when you order a mojito, which is rare in Beverly Hills! The decor is sort of French and Asian inspired, which really adds to an upscale, but quaint kind of ambiance. I used to stop in to Bar Noir after work during the week when my girlfriends and I needed to unload on our loves lives (or lack thereof). Sometimes (if I liked the guy), I'd suggest it as a meeting place for dates. Whatever the occasion, it's the perfect place when you'd prefer a stiff drink or 3 and the ability to engage in the person you're with. Yes, I'm told they have absinthe! And if you're an out of town guest, Maison 140 is a beautiful place to stay - Trendy, Minimalistic, but Cozy. Overall, one of my favorite bars in LA.

This is the restaurant that charged a family $110. to cut a Birthday Cake, without telling them…read moreahead of time. They ended up doing the right thing and refunded the family. Their cake cutting fee was lowered to $5.

They charge $110 to cut birthday cakes. So if you're having a birthday and like spending that kind…read moreof money, definitely go here.