Absolutely amazing experience! I came with a group on a Monday evening and we had SO much fun. From…read morethe venue itself, to the drag queens, to the food, everything was incredible. I'll be honest, I didn't go in with high expectations for the food (it is a bar after all), but wow... I was pleasantly surprised. Everything we ordered was actually really tasty! The bartenders were super sweet, the performances were fabulous, and the overall vibe was just such a good time. I genuinely had such a great experience that it made me want to find drag bars in my own state to support. If you're in LA, this is definitely a must-visit!

We ended up at Mickys after Hamburger Mary's because a few people in our group had those…read morehigh-heeled shoe cups and were told we'd get discounted drinks if we brought them over. Naturally, we followed through. The second we walked in, we were greeted by two very handsome dancers wearing basically nothing but skimpy underwear and a whole lot of confidence. Not a bad welcome at all. I grabbed a lychee martini, met back up with my friends, and we hung out for a bit just soaking it all in. The vibe was fun, the drinks were good, and we laughed nonstop. Honestly, such a great way to keep the party going after brunch. My only gripe is I wish they had better indoor seating because I wasn't a fan of sitting outside. Would absolutely do it again.

The Abbey is iconic gay bar of West Hollywood. This is a spot that defines Weho. It is overpriced,…read morebig and loud. It's the kind of place that exists for so many gays to come and gather and feel comfortable. I was never a big club goer. In fact, I'm now a parent, and appreciate how they welcome families like mine on the weekends during the day. It's a whole other vibe. During the day, it's more like a restaurant and cafe. My kids loved their charcuterie board and sandwiches. Late a night, things can get wild. I've had several friend targeted here getting their iPhones and wallets stolen. Just be smart. For some reason, the Abbey seems like a hot spot for crime. Either leave the wallets at home or keep your valuables hidden away. I've never had an issue but it's a real problem if you're not careful.

The Abbey is a historic staple in WeHo. My brothers and I were regulars here before it became cool…read more& hip with the straight crowd. We still laugh about our crazy antics in the cabanas that used to be in the back. We don't come as often anymore because the vibe is a bit different. I miss the frozen Apple Martinis but I am glad the Berry Martini is still on the menu. (Two of those and you won't remember your name.) It's a beautiful venue with gothic accents and a lovely patio that is perfect for chilling on a sunny day. The food here is good, especially the drool worthy desserts, and you're guaranteed to have fun at Drag Brunch. They also have great DJ's that spin some delectable tunes that will make you wanna shake that groove thang. The Abbey is still a happening place. There's something going on every night like Ru-Paul's Drag Race viewing parties and late night Drag shows. I still have love for The Abbey, I just miss the old days

Walked here after brunch at the butchers. One of the friends randomly chose this spot. Great…read moreselection of liquors but drinks were just average. Great service though.

I don't ever rate WEHO bars 5/5. I actually never rate any bars 5/5--Schmitty's does everything and…read moremore to warrant this rating. Friendly and skilled bartenders? Check (Eric is great at his job and so fun to chat with). Fun ambiance? Check. Fantastic decor? Check. Tasty and strong cocktails? Check. Check. Check! Here is a list of the specialty cocktails: The Head Hunter: Malibu Rum, Plantation Rum, Kraken Rum, pineapple juice, orgeat, and lime. The strongest drink on the menu and you'll be making your confessions to friends and strangers alike in no-time. The sweetness masks the potency of this drink. Lightweights, beware! La Pina Grande: Mezcal, grenadine, pineapple juice, lime juice, and bitters. Not the strongest drink on the menu, but a fruity, tasty cocktail nonetheless. Slip and Fall: I love passion fruit beverages, alcoholic or not--this one hits the spot. Tequila, passion fruit juice, lime, and a tajin rim. Fruity and surprisingly strong, the name is perhaps a little on-the-nose after having two-in-a-row. Aye Muchaco: Aye muchaco, indeed--tequila, watermelon, lime, agave, and a tajin rim...this fruity drink is refreshing yet gives you the liquid courage of the most seasoned barfly. The Schmitty's Margarita: bars either nail or miss margarita recipes; Margarita lovers, gather around, Schmitty's masters their art form with this drink. There you have it, my review of Schmitty's; one of the newer additions to our beloved WEHO strip. Stop by for a few cocktails, but make sure to have a designated driver in your friend's group--these delicious cocktails will sneak up on you!

Jim is the nicest bartender- great guy awesome attitude. The music is fantastic…read more Beer was only 5$ , the best price in West Hollywood;) Really good vibes and fun to hang out

A great neighborhood joint. Great drink prices, Cajun food, and community! Def recommend the bayou…read morefor a less typical weho experience.

A friend told me to meet them here, and I showed up only to discover it was a drag show brunch,…read morebest surprise ever. Our table had a party of 17, and the servers absolutely crushed it. They took everyone's orders without a hitch, and the food came out fast, which is impressive with a group that big. The performers were fabulous!! amazing energy, stunning outfits, and so much sparkle. Since I had no idea what I was walking into, I came totally unprepared. My one regret was not bringing a stack of dollar bills. Definitely bring cash if you're coming for the drag brunch, tip the queens!! They did have their Venmo info up so I tipped through there but it just wasn't as fun as having cash out when they danced by. I ordered the skinny bitch margarita and the coconut shrimp. The margarita was solid, but I wouldn't recommend the coconut shrimp. It was soggy, greasy, and honestly not great. Thankfully, everything else about the experience more than made up for it. Some tips: - Bring cash to tip the drag performers - If you get a cocktail in the high-heel shoe cup, you can bring it to Mickys afterward for discounted refills which we did, and it was an absolute blast - they charged us $13.50 admission per person at the end Overall, such a fun experience. Would definitely go back (with cash next time).

There's residential street parking, but might need to walk a few blocks. Make sure to check the…read moreparking signs. Came for a fundraiser during their Legendary Bingo night. It was packed. The host and waiter Jerry were nice. He checked on us a few times. Recommended the Mary's Seedy Paloma, which we order. It was $21, plus $6 for an extra shot of Tequila. It tasted pretty good. Also got the Gin and Tonic for $20, plus $6 for an extra shot of Gin. Tasted like any other Gin and Tonic. Was disappointed our drinks were mostly ice. We shared a Kobe Burger with French Fries for $27.50. Decided to not add cheese for $2 or do any of the upgrades for the sides. There is an upcharge of $1.99 do split plate, but it includes an extra side dish. They gave us the option to have the patty Medium or Well Done. We opted for Medium. Felt the Kobe Burger was alright, nothing special. The French Fries were too salty. Jerry said it wasn't salty at all, but we disagreed. We saw one Drag Queen the entire time. He was calling out the Bingo numbers. It was fun to throw the Bingo paper at the winners. Overall, it was a fun event. Would return for the cause, not the food.

The unpretentious heartbeat of WeHo's bar crawl…read more In a neighborhood defined by dazzling, high-production venues, Trunks stands as a comforting and essential reminder that sometimes, the best experiences are the least complicated. This is not the place for bottle service or a velvet rope; it's where you go when you need a genuine drink and some no-frills, good-time energy. The charm here is in the dive-bar aesthetic, where the pool tables and sports on TV create a relaxed, neighborhood feel that is rare on Santa Monica Boulevard. While other places can be a scene, Trunks offers a reliably easy-going vibe, especially during a well-priced happy hour. For a West Hollywood bar crawl, Trunks is the essential starting line or the perfect low-key finishing post. The drinks are stiff, the prices are manageable, and the crowd is a welcome, mixed bag of locals and visitors. It's a testament to the fact that longevity in this scene comes from giving people exactly what they want: strong drinks, a solid vibe, and zero attitude.

Underrated establishment. DJ's are really good...they played a Janet Jackson song one time!read more

If you're starting an evening of debauchery, I think WeHo's oldest gay bar is a good place to start…read morebecause it has a decidedly low-key vibe compared to its louder neighbors. The popular spot also felt like it skewed older which was fine by me and Jamie W. We skew that way, too. That was probably the reason we were there at 6:30PM, and I swear we weren't there for an Early Bird special. The vintage brass fixtures and wood paneling add to the manly ambiance they seem to be going for in here like Dad's den. Have you been a good boy? My guess is 'yes' because all the bad boys are probably go-go dancing at Revolver anyway. It didn't matter anyway since they serve anybody. Jamie and I downed our sturdy $10 Tequila Sunrises (photo: https://yelp.to/hYQmhYNAse), and we were all set for our next adventure. DRINKS - 4 stars...definitely potent enough AMBIANCE - 3.5 stars...manly in a mid century way SERVICE - 4 stars...the bartender was highly organized TOTAL - 4 stars...have we hit the mother lode yet? RELATED - Exploring WeHo? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://bit.ly/3TBgdOP

The bartender refused to make my drink order because i had not tipped him and he claims that tips…read moreare required. Low class!

The Eagle is a classic dive bar through & through. It's dark inside with movies on TV that are…read moreNSFW. It's also a LBGTQ+ friendly leather bar and happens to be one of the favorite spots of beloved Yelp SFV AMB Quintin. I stopped here on a whim with some friends on our way home from a night out. We didn't want the fun to end, so one last night cap was in order. Parking is a bit difficult, but we managed to snag a spot. There is a big bar in the center if the room and a smaller bar out on the patio. There are also two pool tables and a stage for various events. My friends ordered beer and I kept it simple with a vodka soda. They don't serve food but the bartender said outside eats are welcomed. The DJ was bouncing and the staff & patrons were friendly and welcoming. I like the vibe here and would come back. They host nightly events such as: RuPaul's Drag Race Viewing Party on Fridays. $5 Domestic drafts on Sundays, drink specials and free pool on Mondays, $6 Wells on Wednesday and various contests monthly. Check the website for details. *Cash only. ATM on premises.

After dinner early nightcap lead us here. And by the way Silverlake was happening last night. All…read moregood, that's what a nice warm night does. It brings everyone out. Parking situation is a bit of a hassle. Not their fault as it's in a residential area so parking can be a challenge. It was just after 7 when we arrived and the crowd was completely different from the last visit. More mellow as it was still early. Makes it easier to get a drink at the bar. Pool table was already utilized which seemed to always be the case. There were a couple of people inside along the bar area but majority was on the outdoor patio. It was somewhat busy but nothing compared to how this place can be. Especially when there's an event. Drinks are always a good price. We got a pitcher of beer which had a cooling pack inside. The question of the night was, will this thing take up the amount of glasses we could get out of the pitcher...lol... I've been a good amount of time but honestly don't know if they have a dance floor or not. We always spend time on the patio. There's 2 restroom, one with the toilet which the line can get crazy. The other is a communal one where it tends to be more easily accessible. It's cash only for drinks. Service has always been good and the crowds always fun.

Short sum: super vibey with the decorations and nice staff…read more Been here twice already / one time during lunchtime and another on a random Tuesday where they were hosting a disco bingo night. Both times the staff were really nice and attentive. Even one of them offered me a Band-Aid when he noticed that I had a tiny cut on my finger. Definitely, I go to a spot that I want to bring friends to.

Came on a weekday night. Place was crowded with only one seat available at the bar…read more Didn't get carded. Just walked in. The decor was really nice. Didn't stay due to lack of seating. Will return for Happy Hour.

Please don't order the rice ... for the life of god please don't order the rice it's absolutely…read moreterrible .. everything else is amazing but the rice ... dios mío

It's amazing how this place has been a long time point of Entertainment…read more But at the same time it has been a place where the Music has been at a low, but very low Entertainment. I don't understand why management hasn't done any thing to UP Grade the Sound of Music. I rate the Music at the low of 1. Please do something for the Music the rest is OK. I have been there and I have seen the transformation and the Low attendance..