I rented this venue to host my book launch and it was truly magical. Brandon is such a great host…read moreand makes you feel so welcome from the moment you walk in. First off, the space is so cute and perfect, which made the event feel even more special. Second, all the staff was amazing , attentive, kind, and incredibly helpful throughout the entire evening. Third, the overall atmosphere of the venue really elevated the experience and made the night feel magnificent. From the lighting to the layout, everything came together beautifully and created the perfect setting for such an important milestone. I'm so grateful to have celebrated my book launch in this space. I would absolutely recommend this venue to anyone looking to host a special event. It truly made the night unforgettable.

Went to High Tide on a Sunday afternoon/evening around 5/6 pm AND IT WAS COMPLETELY EMPTY. ID check…read moreupon arrival, security was nice. Bar tender was friendly. The cutest spot, love the set up and decor BUT again it was completely empty. Absolutely loved the photo booth!!! It took AMAZING pictures. We stayed about a hour then we left. Definitely gotta go back when it's actually booming, maybe night time see what the night life is like.

This is one of my favorite spots in LA when it comes to the vibe. It's the perfect place to enjoy a…read morecasual glass of wine, and I think the name "Mignon" suits it perfectly. If you're looking for a cozy place to have a glass of wine and enjoy a good conversation with your partner, I'd definitely recommend checking it out.

A nice little hole in the wall that feels like you entered another world. Chris and Dolly were very…read moreattentive and has a nice selection of wine. Great happy hour till 8. Our ham and Brie sandwich was incredible!!

The Wine Station in Downtown LA is such a solid spot for a wine night with great food to match. We…read moreordered a little bit of everything and honestly, every plate delivered. We started with the Wine Station Salad and it was the perfect light opener. The lettuce was crisp, the candied walnuts added a subtle sweetness, and the cherry tomatoes were fresh and juicy. The parmesan and house dressing pulled it all together. It felt balanced and refreshing without being boring. Next up was the Pizza 4 Fromages with truffle added. If you love cheese, this is your move. The blend of cheeses was rich and creamy, and the truffle hit right away without overpowering the tomato sauce. The crust had a nice crisp edge and held everything together perfectly. Definitely a standout. We also shared the charcuterie board and that was ideal for pairing with wine. A great assortment of meats and cheeses, plus olives, pickles, and toasted bread. Everything tasted fresh and high quality. It's the kind of board you can slowly work through while enjoying a few glasses. The vibe inside The Wine Station is relaxed but elevated. It's perfect for date night, catching up with friends, or just unwinding after work in Downtown LA. If you're looking for a wine bar in DTLA that actually has food worth ordering, this is it. We'll definitely be back.

The wine selection here goes crazy! Great spot for winos. They accommodated my biz group party of…read more11 and they NAILED IT! These guys are deceptively nimble despite a seemingly small staff and space. The pizzas were a hit with the entire group. The conversation flowed for hours on the patio outside on a great weather night. Go have some pizza and wine here.

Great vibes. The aesthetic and ambiance are genuinely nice, the kind of place you want to sit and…read morestay a while. Food is a bit lackluster and the drinks are definitely overpriced. The line to get in is also pretty ridiculous. That said, still a solid spot to chill and nurse an overpriced cocktail. Worth it for the atmosphere alone.

1.5 STARS The service was not good. We had a reservation…read moreand walked up to the hostess stand upstairs with one couple in front of us. We were never acknowledged by the hostess. She walked away with the first group and did not return. We arrived within the time frame of our reservation, but after 15min of waiting and the hostess had not returned, we went looking for help. Ultumately ended up being seated 45 min after we arrived and when we were finally at our table, we were ignored for another 15-20 min. We had to ask another worker for help ordering a simple glass of water. We finally ordered with a different worker who helped us switch seating to a table to hold the dishes a d drinks we ordered. Maybe 1 hr after first being seated, we received food but no water (it was in the 80s). After our food and drinks were served, we were again ignored for the remainder of the time. The hostess refilled the water for the group next to us but did not look at us or even offer water (our glasses were empty). Then the hostess told the group next to us it was last call but again did not acknowledge or talk to us. We were never offered last call or anything . We had to get the hostess' attention for the check and she sent another server over. The person who was our server had never approached us the entire time. It was very confusing and the service was not pleasant. The hostess was rude, did not communicate and tried her best to ignore us the entire time. The only employees who were not rude or dismissive were the non-servers/hostess. The gentleman at the desk on the street and the other young gentleman keeping an eye on the establishment were very nice. The second gentlemen came over to say bye and ask about our experience. We gave candid feedback and he told us he hoped we gave the establishment another try. No other employee said anything pleasant to us as we were preparing to leave. Food and drinks were mid. The highlight of the menu was the guacamole.

We came here on a Sunday afternoon right when they opened. I definitely was NOT expecting the very…read moreloud club music on a Sunday afternoon! Friday & Saturday nights, sure, but a Sunday afternoon? No thank you. So, I can only recommend this place if you: 1. want to walk thru a sketchy alleyway parking lot to an unmarked back door of a building. 2. don't want to talk to other members of your party because the club music is so loud you can't hear your server. 3. want to spend a lot of money on drinks, about $20 per. 4. want very minimal food choices. 5. like to use the bathroom in the dark because there are no lights! There are LOTS of other rooftop bars in L.A. that are MUCH better!

Good vibes! A sexy little rooftop bar. The bartenders were…read moreall really nice and were quick with orders and didn't lack in quality. Didn't try the food but looked and smelled good. I'll have to try some on my next visit. The Dj was playing good music all night. My only issue with the place was the restroom. It's a tight area and when people are drinking and in tight confined spaces things can get messy real quick.

Cana is hidden. You have to go through a garage driveway and enter through a dark building before…read moreyou see some curtains and hear music calling you. When we came, there was a DJ playing music outside. It was loud so be aware! It was such an awesome vibe - you are able to look up and see some of the DTLA buildings but there are lots of vines/plants everywhere. Inside is the actual bar. It's a large space actually with many places to chill and talk to other people. Great drinks and fun people. From what I'm told, folks come here to salsa dance. All fun times!

I get rested like royalty every single time I pull up. They all remember my name and my drinks of…read morechoice. Highly highly recommend And live salsa is the best. Come dance your night away

Drinks are very strong, tasty, and inexpensive. Definitely a dive bar with a vintage contemporary…read moreart deco LA vibe. We recommend the amaretto sour. There is a few pool tables and a nice outdoor patio area. They had an amazing photo booth with My Little Pony and girls night out girls coated photo strips. Also the bartenders were very friendly, helpful, and attentive. We got a midori sour, amaretto sour, dirty Shirley, and green tea shots for my group.

This place has decent drinks, decent music, and a trash crowd…read more Witnessed a fight go down, where a man was literally beating a woman and no one, (security included) stepped in. In fact, security or bar staff chose to close the door instead of calling the cops or even attempt to intervene. I understand what happens on "the streets" is technically off-site, but these people were exiting this trash bar and yet the staff took no responsibility to the mess that was taking place in front of their door. I did not know any of the people fighting, but it was very evident that no one cared to protect the woman. I couldn't believe that the same men who check your ID and make sure you aren't bringing in "a water bottle" can stand there and watch a fight to that level happen. F this place.

Had seen this new rooftop bar/restaurant had opened, so got a couple friends together and we headed…read moreover. The bar is on top of the Hoxton hotel, just enter and head up to the R floor. Once up top, check in was easy with our reservation, so we were seated immediately. Ambiance is nice, good rooftop vibes and decorations. We started with cocktails. The Sirocco Flame is a mezcal based confusion with mango and a tajin rim. But it really had no flavor, the mango was pretty unnoticeable. Definitely a missed opportunity. Oh the other hand, the Memories of Havana was delicious. A spiced run near with banana, pineapple and orgeat. Just very flavorful and your mouth is happy once it hits. The Fleur de Cactus was interesting, videos base with a prickly pear cordial and prosecco. Had a decent balance but wasn't very memorable. Finally the Sultan's Emerald witha gun base, cucumber, kiwi puree and dill. Very refreshing. Fit for, we were all hungry so we tried a few plates. The crudo was great, not overly citrused and the fish tasted fresh. The oysters were good but not great, something felt missing with them.. The mezze plate was a mixture of hummus, whipped feta and baba ghanoush. All distinct and all pretty tasty. The prawns were really good, nice flavor to them. For entrees we went with the chicken and hangar steak. The chicken was a little over cooked, slightly drier than we would have liked, but was flavorful while the hangar steak passed the eye ball test but wasn't very memorable. Good vibes and ambiance, drinks were hot and miss (who's the Sirocco Flame), as was the food. Nice place to go grab a cocktail before you head to your main destination for the night.

DineLA great success!…read more We grabbed dinner and a drink here before a concert next door and had a great meal. We tried the crudo and mezze platter to start, chicken and fish for main, and two of the dessert cakes. The cake was good but not really my taste. The rest was spectacular, down to the citrus kale under the fish. The mango mezcal margarita was one of the best I've had. Gorgeous views. Easy parking in the lots close by. The neighborhood had some characters so be aware when coming/going. Excellent service. Can't wait to go back.