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Party Earth Review Housed inside a refurbished hundred-year-old vaudeville theater, Mohawk Bend is a trendy Echo Park eatery with a small menu of sustainable cuisine and a massive selection of craft beer. Once past the blindingly bright marquee out front, hops connoisseurs enter an enclosed patio, where sleek bamboo-topped tables, a low ... more
2141 West Sunset Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA 90026
Bar / Gastropub / Restaurant
Party Earth Review Boasting over three dozen carefully selected craft beers and a menu anchored by Andalusian tapas, The 3rd Stop is a cozy gastropub/sports bar hybrid popular with denizens of Beverly Hills and West Hollywood, as well as a large contingent of friendly young professionals dropping by for after-work unwinding. An awning-covered ... more
8636 West Third Street
Los Angeles, CA 90048
Reviewed by Nicole S.
"My Take: I went to Brennan’s at 5 am on St. Patrick’s Day. St. Patrick’s Day is one of the most popular days of the year for people to visit Brennan’s ..." more
4089 Lincoln Boulevard
Marina del Rey, CA 90292
Reviewed by Gor G.
"The Father's Office Burger. It's a fluffy brioche baguette, baby arugula, gruyere & blue cheese crumble mix, super caramelized onions, and dry aged pa ..." more
3229 Helms Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90034
Party Earth Review Hidden behind one of Koreatown’s many cookie cutter strip malls is a world of craft brew, just waiting inside Beer Belly’s white, graffiti-covered building. A spinoff of the owner’s beer-collecting hobby, the bar features a drink menu offering a rotating range of budget-minded locally produced drafts and premium bottles ... more
532 South Western Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90020
Reviewed by Gor G.
"I was initially a little taken aback by the mini-mall location and the darkened windows - would I find a girlie bar, a real dive, or wall-to-wall bike ..." more
4321 Sunset Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA 90029
British Restaurant / Dive Bar
Reviewed by Lisa W.
" When my British friends come to visit, we go to Cock 'n Bull on Lincoln. The very reason that posh hipsters hate it is exactly why Brits love it. The ..." more
2947 Lincoln Boulevard
Santa Monica, CA 90405
Reviewed by Jackie D.
"My Take: A group of 10 of us came here for a bday party and had an amazing night. The restaurant itself is pretty small, so we easily took up half of ..." more
923 East Third Street
Los Angeles, CA 90013
Pub / Restaurant
Reviewed by Jayson M.
"Pubs are pubs, just no-fuss spots to grab a pint, eat crappy food, and hang with friends. I will say that the food here is some of the better British ..." more
116 Santa Monica Boulevard
Santa Monica, CA 90401
Bar / Gastropub / Restaurant
Party Earth Review Unassuming one-story buildings in West Hollywood are about as remarkable as statuesque blondes, but what The Hudson lacks in flash on the outside, it more than makes up for with substance and style on the inside. A semi-enclosed dining room allows smartly dressed WeHo guests to take advantage of a refreshing, breezy ... more
1114 North Crescent Heights Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA 90046
Under the glitz and glamour that Los Angeles is best known for, LA pubs stand like a bastion of calm and unpretentious fun for the regular ol’ working man who cares very little for the play you’re starring in next weekend with the guy who was on an episode of Full House once.
Los Angeles pubs make it a cinch to grab a frothy pint or five at almost any hour. Pubs are plentiful all over this expansive city, so it’s rarely necessary to drop in on the dreaded freeways on a quest to find one.
Irish pubs, sports pubs, gastropubs, not-quite-sure-what-this-place-is-all-about pubs; they’re all here. Maybe it’s a divey pub in Hollywood you need, where you can commiserate with those down on their luck drinking and away their sorrows. Or maybe it’s a cool new gastropub downtown, with specialty Belgian imports and a solid menu to coat the stomach before and after another round of Chimay.
No matter, for pubs in LA stretch from the gritty hills of Mt. Washington to the splendid ocean. Silver Lake, Echo Park, and Los Feliz are good places to find a barebones pub too, and at the same time have no shortage of fun neighborhood pubs where the game is on and the bartenders are friendly. The same can be said of Hollywood and West Hollywood, though probably not so much for neighboring Beverly Hills.
Regardless of where you are, you can find any type of pub that caters to beach bums, yuppies, and everyone in between – and that’s a lot of people. It would take a lifetime to explore all the pubs in Los Angeles, so you better get to work.