Pubs in Los Angeles

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

Reviewed by Nate K.

"Upper West is a cosy little place right past the 10 freeway. Look out for their tasteful, modest sign- it's so stylish you may miss it! If you see a ..." more

Reviewed by Shannon D.

"Since I spent my undergrad at UCLA, I like to think that I am kind of a veteran of this joint, so I'll break it down..... Dim lighting, sticky floo ..." more

Reviewed by Paul F.

"I've lived off of Third Street for the better part of 10 years. In that time, the spot where 3rd Street Station now resides has been at least 6 differ ..." more

Reviewed by Katie F.

"My Take: Larry’s is a yummy stop-over for hungry beach goers in Venice. An American gastropub with excellent pizzas and a fantastic selection of micro ..." more

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

Reviewed by John T.

"There are very few locals-only bars in LA that are not dive bars... actually this is the only one I can think of right now. I like a dive bar as much ..." more

Reviewed by Gor G.

"The drinks are well priced and they have fairly good shelves, the crowd that comes here is friendly and fun, and they often have live bands. I've f ..." more

Reviewed by Lauren A.

"Overall: Are you ready to “hoov a good time?” If so, be sure to check out the Tipsy Goat in Thousand Oaks. This funky bar is a popular go-to. Unprete ..." more

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

Reviewed by Jaclyn B.

"You will have no trouble spotting the Venice Ale House once you hit the boardwalk. Year round this hot spot is bustling with Venice locals and tourist ..." more