This was the last stop in a night where Conrad and I stepped out to LA to have a good time. So by…read morethe time I got there I was tipsy. I was not falling down the stairs, nor was I slurring my words, nor was I misaligning my pool shots, but I was definetely feeling the good inside my blood. I note this, not to highlight my cool factor as if I was a frat bro in a Florida party school, but more to describe how my experience was fogged by my consumption. This place was definetely a hot spot to hit, but I just will not be able to descrbie everything with speicifc detail, more, broad strokes of a good time. The place is reached by going down a flight of stairs, which feels like one is going to catch the J line in New York. I think I felt this more because of the Spring St sign- a famous stop in NY, NY. As soon, I got there, the goal was to continue the good time and this place allowed that at a reasonable price. They had these can drinks that I really responded and they were only 7 dollars. Ok, I know that saying something is only 7 dollars in this economy can seem out of touch. But a drink in LA most of the time will run you at least 12 to 16 dollars, and I think it is mostly on the 16 side. So finding a 7 dollar drink in a hot spot is refreshing. It was a Suncruiser- a vodka spirit based drink- that was part of their specials for their night. maybe is more expensive on other nights when it is not on special? After the drink Conrand and I stepped into their floor. It was the first time we were there and it is basically a basement game room on whatever it is that Bane takes to make himself go from puny human to muscle-on-muscle-on-muscle villain. There is a lot of pool tables maybe like 5, and I saw ping pong, and other table games. Additionally, instead of a speaker or a recorder- the one's that spin old timey records- there was a band. I took a short video of the band but I could not tell you if this band was good or bad or their name or their style of music. I was partly present, and I just heard the music, I did not appreciate the performers. It happens. So Conrad and I play all the time together. And I saw a guy playing by himself. We quickly introduced oursevles and then we played pool. Here is the thing that I am happy to write about this place. Unline a regular bar with a pool table, where every one knows your name, this place had the opportunity to meet new people. And I enjoyed playing with this guy. He was a new challenge. He had fresh stories. And he offered a view of the world I enjoyed. So this place offers the opportunity to meet new people over a game of pool. If pool is your thing than this place will make you happy an if pool is your way of meeting new folks then this place will make you happy and give you opportunities to find the folks you imagine you need in your life. In the final analysis, I want to go here again, and experience the place more broadly. Not sure if I will write a new Yelp, because even though I bared bone this one, it still gives the primary messages I want to. And to the guy who I played with thanks for having a good time with me, even if it was short. And sometimes, short, can be just enough.

Band AMAZING Drinks Good…read morePo boy 2/10 I was given my poboy on stale/hard bread. As a cook, how did you not take enough pride into what you're serving people to not notice? After picking thru it because I was hungry, I spoke to an manager and he just seemed as if I was not being honest, so I pulled the broken bread pieces out to show him; and he didn't offer anything in return. I won't be back.

First time here and it was a positive experience! Parking was easy , staff friendly, and food…read moretasty ! We were offered to go boxes as a courtesy instead of the Top Golf Zamboni of the leftovers - Bravo !

I was very disappointed by the lack of understanding and accommodation shown toward my son, who has…read moreautism. My son only drinks water from a specific cup due to his sensory needs. When we asked for an accommodation, the security guard was rude and told us that if my son wanted water, he could walk all the way to the entrance every time, despite the distance from the bowling area. Hoping to resolve the issue, I spoke with the manager, Luis Gonzalez, but unfortunately he was just as dismissive and uninformed about autism and disabilities. Rather than listening and showing compassion, he was rude and unwilling to understand my son's needs. Businesses that serve families should make an effort to educate their staff about disabilities and neurodiversity. With autism becoming more widely recognized, basic awareness, empathy, and reasonable accommodations should not be too much to ask. This experience left us feeling unwelcome and unsupported. I will also be reaching out to upper management, including Cynthia Torres, to make her aware of this situation and to see whether changes can be made. As an autism mom, it is my responsibility to advocate not only for my son but for other individuals with autism and disabilities as well. No family should have to experience being dismissed or treated without understanding when simply requesting reasonable accommodations. My hope is that this feedback leads to better education, awareness, and compassion from staff so that all guests feel welcomed and respected.

Walking into Seven Grand in LA is an experience from the start. You are immediately transported…read moreinto what feels like a classic, hidden refuge away from the busy city streets. The ambiance has a perfect speakeasy vibe with its dim lighting and relaxed atmosphere, making it an ideal spot to just hang out and grab a quality drink. The cocktail program here is absolutely phenomenal. I am pretty picky when it comes to whiskey, and since Manhattans are my absolute favorite, my expectations were high. They mixed an incredible Manhattan that was perfectly balanced with the right sweet vermouth, and their Old Fashioneds are crafted with an attention to detail that really lets the spirits shine through. We also ordered a few Paper Planes, and they were dangerously good, hitting that perfect sweet and sour note that makes you want to immediately order another round. It is not just the incredible drinks that make this place stand out, but the exceptional service from the bartenders. They are super knowledgeable and treat craft cocktail making like a true art form, all while keeping the vibe laid-back and welcoming. If you are looking for an unmatched whiskey selection and a fantastic atmosphere in Los Angeles, this place is an absolute must-visit. Easy 5 stars for sure.

Extremely crowded on Saturday night. Several pool tables. Excellent selection of whiskey. Good live…read moremusic. A very long wait for a drink at the bar. They sell cigars but the patio is packed with cigarette smokers and people vaping. A couple people were smoking pot. Very strange. It's a cliche to roll up a $100 bill to snort coke. One guy was rolling up weed in a dollar bill instead of rolling paper and smoking it. His buddy was snorting coke off the back of his hand.

The bands they're bringing in on Friday nights are excellent. Kicked it with a friend for a while,…read moregreat acoustics without blowing out your eardrums entirely. Bartender was also on point with reasonable drink prices, but come prepared cause they don't take Apple Pay.

Stopped in for the Kellz n Friends show and was throughly impressed. The inside was quaint with…read morecharacter. The staff were very friendly and the sound system was booming. Parking is difficult but didn't take away from the night. Drinks were flowing. Definitely a great hang out spot to listen to music.

Such a cool little spot to check out in Downtown LA if you're looking for something low key after…read moredinner. They have a bunch of old-school arcade games from the Nintendo/Super Nintendo days, and you actually use tokens to play, which makes the whole experience feel even more nostalgic. They also have a DJ and a full bar, and honestly, the drinks were really good! It's a fun place to hang out with friends, play some games, grab a drink, and just enjoy the atmosphere. Definitely recommend stopping by for a nightcap if you're already in DTLA and want to do something a little different.

This place is pretty sweet. I didn't get the bartenders name, but this dude with the septum ring…read morewas probably the best bartender I've had the honor of being served by. This has been in my drafts for 4 years, sorry.

Okay, so I'm biased cause my son's band, Institutionalized, just recently played here, but I got to…read morespend a lot of time hanging and talking with the booker, the owner, and his wife, and they are all super cool people. Me and the owner, who also does the sound, had almost the exact same interests and favorite bands. It was like meeting a new best friend. In addition, you can usually find street parking, and all the meters are broken so you don't even have to pay. LOL! There is a lot there that is cheap, too if you need to pay. There is a downstairs with a bar and upstairs is the other bar with the stage. The owner is a drummer in a band, just like my son, and thanks to that they have an amazing house kit and the guy does excellent sound. It's a small, comfy space. Drinks were outstanding. The owner and bartender make some amazing cocktails. The crowd was great for a Metal Monday night. Can't wait to have my boy play here again! Definitely a place worth checking out in Downtown LA! And follow the booker on IG - Blasphemy Made LA, as they do a bunch of shows here. It's a good chance if you like metal or punk or hardcore that you will catch a great up and coming band.

The heavy metal band Withermoon was playing with other bands on a busy Saturday night. The vibes…read moreare very chill here and the bands play upstairs on the second floor. There's a bar upstairs that provides mixed drinks and bottled beer. If you would rather have beer on tap go downstairs to the Grayson which is attached to this bar.

It was an early Friday show for a much anticipated heavy metal event featuring the band Invunche…read morefrom the Netherlands. The good part of having a show here is there's plenty of room inside and out back where vendors set up and people are allowed to smoke. They offer beer on tap and the usual popular mixed drinks at the bar.

Great spot for music, playing pool, hanging with friends and having some beer…read more It's a causal fun place! Service is great too!

We visited around the start of their happy hour so we were able to take advantage of their happy…read morehour menu, as well as the pool table before the crowds started arriving. In my opinion, drinks wise, the margarita I had was a bit too sweet for my taste, but the beer + shot combo that they offer during happy hour is honestly such a great bang for your buck. Overall our bartender was great and super attentive (although we were his only customers for a good hour or so lol) My ONLY complaint is that the photobooth didn't work when we came :(

Cute little spot in the heart of dtla. The vibes are immaculately CDMX. Theres some murals, papel…read morepicado, pinball machines, a Photo Booth, and a pool table. From what I gather there's a taco guy right outside the front door that starts around 6pm. I had to leave and didn't get to try the tacos. Great little place if you're looking to enjoy some Cafe Tacvba or some Elli Guerra with your beer and tacos. No private parking, best to come on foot via the metro or the bus.

Video games, billiards, foosball, and other arcade games available. Very cheap and in a bit of a…read moreshady area but you get what you pay for! Considering my group only paid $10-$15 for an hour of gameplay, I have no complaints! Some tables are old and sticks are chipped/broken but all still playable. This place does the job and for a cheap price too

The owner and his wife here are soooo friendly!! Such a welcoming environment for myself and two…read moreson's 19 and 13 years old. We came today on a Saturday and stayed from about 12:30 - 3:30pm! This was our first time here. We played pool and video games. Really cool family fun place. No smoking of any kind and no alcohol....just pure family fun. We'll be back!!