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The Abbey Food & Bar Located at the epicenter of West Hollywood's gay scene, The Abbey is a high-energy hangout that attracts fun-loving patrons whether they be gay, straight, male, female, young, or old. Los Angeles United States 34.0835115 -118.385473

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Party Earth Review Located at the epicenter of West Hollywood’s gay scene, The Abbey is a high-energy hangout that attracts fun-loving patrons whether they be gay, straight, male, female, young, or old. An expansive church-themed Spanish... ... read full review

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692 North Robertson Boulevard
West Hollywood, CA 90069

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Located at the epicenter of West Hollywood's gay scene, The Abbey is a high-energy hangout that attracts fun-loving patrons whether they be gay, straight, male, female, young, or old.

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Located at the epicenter of West Hollywood’s gay scene, The Abbey is a high-energy hangout that attracts fun-loving patrons whether they be gay, straight, male, female, young, or old.

An expansive church-themed Spanish villa, the venue consists of three indoor areas, four bars, and a spacious patio where stylish partygoers flock around the bar to meet and greet, or kick back on banquettes to sip one of the many mojitos on offer.

A summery vibe prevails on Saturdays when the Mykonos beach party draws a festive crowd to lounge in white cabanas and watch the belly dancers.

Those who prefer to party indoors will find plenty of sofas and ottomans to sprawl on, as well as a cozy atmosphere enhanced by Venetian mirrors, iron and blown-glass chandeliers, stained glass windows, and walls of tea candles, all presided over by a signed painting of Elizabeth Taylor in her best goddess pose.

By day, a full menu and generous Happy Hour ensures a steady stream of power-lunchers, while night brings in straight guys and girls, cruising GQ poster boys, and Armani-clad businessmen discussing work affairs to a soundtrack of Lady Gaga, Katy Perry, and Madonna.

As the evening progresses, gay singles, sexy vixens, and shy boys-next-door take to the stage by the raised VIP area to strut their stuff to campy Donna Summer tunes, courtesy of the nightly DJs.

Voted Best Gay Bar in the World by MTV’s Lesbian and Gay Network, The Abbey is perfect for anyone looking for a trendy, unpretentious hotspot overflowing with an exuberant clientele and a welcoming, positive vibe.

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They have ten different types of mojitos, from Dragonberry to Torched Cherry. Regardless of what you order, you’ll be feeling it after just one.

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Trendy, attractive, and sophisticated gay singles, straight groups, entrepreneurs, young professionals, and the occasional celebrity, 20s to 50s.
Entertainment / Music

Top hits on the sound system during the day. Nightly DJs spin dance, house, 80s, and Top 40. Four flat-screen TVs. Special nights include Shirtless Wednesdays featuring professional aerialists, and the Mykonos Saturdays beach party.
Food / Miscellaneous

Menu of modern American comfort food served for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Everything $5 Happy Hour M–F 4–7pm. Ten types of mojitos.
Prices

Bar snacks $9–$19, appetizers $8–$19, soups/salads $4–$14, entrées $9–$19. Beer $6, wine/champagne $8–$24, cocktails $12, shots $8, bottle service $200+.

What to Wear / Dress Code

Trendy, preppy, chic, metro, Euro. High-heeled women in elegant tops and designer jeans, fashionable men in tight designer shirts.
Hot Nights / When to Go

Shirtless Wednesdays for the bare-chested bartenders and aerialists, 4–9pm on Mykonos Saturdays for the belly dancing, and Sundays noon–8pm for a great crowd. Fridays are also crowded for the start of the weekend.
Close By

Check out Fat Fish Japanese Restaurant (616 North Robertson Boulevard) for great sushi and a fun bar scene.

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The Abbey Food & Bar User Reviews

Vinnie Rossiello May 9, 2013 4.0 stars Everyone Should Experience The Abbey... The Abbey Food + Bar is a defining fixture of West Hollywood nightlife. Offering a layout and atmosphere that is impressive enough, it is accompanied by a scene of great music, dancing and drinks. There are plenty of bars, cute bartenders, and places to sit or stand! Don't forget the dance area that is often filled with plenty of partiers and a display of male dancers! In addition, it is a fun spot that is welcoming of both straight and gay. I would recommend that you do NOT miss out on the experience that is The Abbey Food + Bar. This is the place to go if you're looking for a good time with good vibes!

Nicole Armour Apr 25, 2013 3.0 stars Let your freak flag fly! The Abbey is legendary for a reason. Go on a Saturday night and each of your senses will be overwhelmed. Atmosphere: Wild. Think fog machine, go go dancers, house music, drag queens. It's like something Stefon from SNL would describe. But it is a blast. I went with a large group with straight men and women, and everyone had fun. Dress: If you show up covered in glitter and wearing a speedo, no one will blink twice. Wear as much or as little as you want. Anything goes. During the day, the crowd is more dressy casual. Food and drink: Varies depending on when you go. During brunch I had some amazing and well-crafted cocktails. On a Saturday night I had a gin and tonic that was so bad I ended up giving it away. The biggest con of the Abbey is the crowd size. Last time I went was a Saturday night and the place was clearly over capacity, but they just kept letting people in. It got to the point where it took me 15 minutes to get out of the dance floor so I could step outside and breathe. The bartenders and waiters are nice, but the security people not so much. When you let in way too many people, don't yell at them for standing near a door. Overall, the Abbey is a unique experience every visitor and Angeleno must have at least once.

DeShaun Armbrister Apr 25, 2013 3.0 stars Amazing service and an awesome dance spot I went to Los Angeles for my birthday in January, and one of the first spots I decided to visit was The Abbey. When you first walk in, you'll be glad to see that the place is ridiculously HUGE, which allows you to walk around and dance around comfortably. What almost messed up the experience for my friends and I was when it came to the food service. It took awhile for us to get our food after ordering from one of the waiters, but luckily enough he was switched out by this server named Skylar who was very kind and knew what he was doing, and the manager (a very humble and gorgeous woman at that) gave us two complimentary appetizers, a complimentary drink, and the largest piece of cake I've ever laid eyes on. That alone made the night ten times better. When it came to the crowd, everyone was highly friendly and social, and the go go dancers were swinging off the bars from the ceiling which proved to be entertaining. Even though the night that we went wasn't the busiest of evenings, The Abbey proved to be an awesome time.

christine Apr 25, 2013 3.0 stars Fun night whether gay or straight The Abbey is a pretty popular fixture in West Hollywood. It's a bar/restaurant probably more known for its wild night life than its food. In the day, the abbey is a bustling restaurant serving classic American food, deserts, drinks, and of course cocktails. At night, it turns into a strip club/dance party/bar. You can find the dance floor packed on any given weekend with hard-bodied dancers shakin' what their momma gave them on a walk way that surrounds the dance floor. So if you're not busy dancing to the electro-pop-dance mixes, you can stand by the bar and watch with amazement as the dancers flex, grind, and shake with the precision of an olympic gymnast combined with Beyonce. It definitely gets a little dirty at times especially when they have some Boys Gone WIld-esc videos on the TV screens but it's all in harmless fun. There is an abundance of outdoor space where you can talk, smoke, and chat it up with some eye-candy, friends, or a date. But you definitely have to get your hype on before heading here. If it's a quiet night you're looking for, head elsewhere. If you want to bring out your inner gay, this is the place.

Tim Kline Apr 9, 2013 3.0 stars The gold standard of Weho The Abbey is one of these staples that everyone in West Hollywood knows and frequents whether they like it or not. Like a black hole, the Abbey will suck you in eventually if you hail from greater L.A. The Abbey is well plugged into the guide book circuit and has achieved international fame, so expect a wildly diverse crowd of Weho locals, tourists, straights, gays, young, old and the absurd. How to navigate the Abbey: Order a drink you can travel with. They place is big enough that you can embarrass yourself in one area and then flee into another to start the process over again. Avoid the go go dancers pushing shots and spend your money at the bar. What to expect: The nights with go go dancers are really popular with gay singles and groups. The Sunday brunch days are famous, though no one ever really orders food, they just hang out. How much fun you have will be proportionate to how long you stay. Straight couples and groups are well received and will feel welcome. It's an awesome place to dance. Boys: turn on your grindr accounts.

John Le Mar 26, 2013 4.0 stars Straights/Gays. Crowded. Good mix. This place is popular. A little too popular. However, it's a must-go for the gays and the straights. It's a safe place for a gay man to bring his straight girl/guy friends who may not be as comfortable in places like Mickey's or Trunks. The dance floor is way too small. However, you can't say no to no cover! Went on a night during the Holidays and there was fake snow + Mariah Carey's "All I Want For Christmas." So.... I pretty much fell in love. The end.

Marc Cuenco Feb 20, 2013 3.0 stars The Golden Standard in West Hollywood Everyone has a story about their first time...at The Abbey. I first visited the landmark WeHo bar when it was about a quarter of the size it is now. Back then, I had my first sip of the Wild Berry Martini (on the rocks) and was instantly hooked. It had all the right ingredients for a great cocktail: sweet, tart, and STRONG. I've been back numerous times to The Abbey and watched it grow into its current massive and ever-popular state. It is impossible not to find a line snaking alongside West Hollywood Park on any given night, especially on Fridays and Saturdays. I've also spent several lazy Sunday afternoons at The Abbey, enjoying (you guessed it) a Wild Berry Martini while enjoying the parade of beautiful people walking in and out of the bar's ironed gates. There is a mix of old world charm and modern luxury in The Abbey's design. The open air layout also maximizes the view of the crowd, from the guests dining in one of the outdoor tables, to the sweaty go-go boys/girls commanding the dance floor. A word to the wise: dress comfortably if you plan on dancing. The dance area is not that large and quickly gets jam-packed, making it almost impossible to walk from one end to the other. The same goes for the restroom - expect a long line. If you've come for the food, The Abbey has tasty appetizers like the Short Rib Quesadilla, a sinful Mac & Cheese dish, as well as a and a nice dessert selection. It's best to reserve a VIP table for any size party, but not mandatory. For most people, like myself, The Abbey is one of many stops throughout a night in WeHo, but it's one not to be missed.

silviamick Feb 5, 2013 4.0 stars In West Hollywood, all roads lead to The Abbey Some say that in West Hollywood all roads lead to The Abbey, and I certainly agree. Open every day from 9am to 2am, and always free to get in, The Abbey has something for everyone from breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner. Also, it’s a popular nightlife spot that attracts a very mixed crowd – what’s not to love? Voted “Best Bar of Los Angeles” and “Best Gay Bar” in both Zagat Guide and AOL CityGuide since 2005, winner of the TripOut Gay Travel’s Best Gay Bar in the World award in 2010, and voted Best Gay Bar in the World also by MTV’s Logo, it’s definitely the place to be in West Hollywood. Parking in this area is not easy: street parking is available, but if you’re out of luck you can always opt for one of the many public lots, one of which is right across the street from The Abbey. Be ready to pay up to $10 as prices go up all over WeHo as the weekend approaches. If you don’t like big crowds, avoid Friday and Saturday night or Sunday (Funday) afternoon as it gets really packed. You can opt for any weeknight instead, when the atmosphere is more mellow and less overwhelming or earlier during the weekend to enjoy a rich brunch in the patio while taking in the never disappointing people watching. Go-go dancers are a regular feature here as well as hot, sexy, and mostly shirtless servers who are also very friendly and offer an impeccable service. The Abbey has a full food menu and also serves as a regular cafeteria during the day. Its full selection of drinks is not to be missed: I especially love their fruit mojitos, anything from coconut, pineapple, raspberry, and mango, just to name a few. Mimosas are a tasty choice too as well as their many popular martinis, especially the many berry flavored choices and the chocolate one which is excellent. A little warning: their cocktails are huge and pretty strong too. Classic “Abbey-nesia” is a common side effect! As far as the food is concerned, I love love love their big nacho plate, and their Breakfast-All-Day selection. The mini tacos are just the perfect size for a little snack and their pastrami sandwich is a must-try too. I never had their cakes, but they sure look to die for. If you are in the area during the week from 4 to 7pm, don’t miss their happy hour, with a selection of drinks and foods for only $5. I have heard a few people complaining that cocktail prices sometimes “vary” depending on the bar you’re getting your drink from – you can choose among 4 different bars at The Abbey – but it never happened to me, so I cannot confirm nor deny this rumor. I love The Abbey because it can be so many different places at once: a crowded, lively and loud club at night, the perfect spot for a quiet brunch on a lazy sunny LA day, and the place where the gay community gathers on special occasions. I was there on the Election Night, last November, when big flat-screen TVs replaced the go-go dancers for once and the WeHo community just gathered to anxiously watch first and then celebrate a historic moment for the whole country. Become a regular, and soon you too will have your own favorite version of The Abbey.

Ana Sessions Nov 26, 2012 3.0 stars Fun scene I had a lot of fun when I went! High energy and no cover charge are a plus. Decent music and it's an eclectic mix of people so make sure you go there with an open mind! The area is fun too, its nice to wander around the bars there or the nearby restaurants if you get bored or want a change of scenery. The patio element is good too if you need a break from the dance floor which can get crowded and sweaty quickly. Agree with it hard to get drinks though so make sure you drink before to avoid the hassle. Not sure how soon I would go back, but I had an overall positive experience!

Juan Oct 31, 2012 4.0 stars You're not-so-little Coffee House. Located in the heart of West Hollywood, The Abbey is a must see if you are in the area. Weather you are Straight, gay, Bi, Lesbian, trans, students, professionals, young, or old, the Abbey is the place to be. Having its humble beginnings as a coffee house, it has expanded to become one of the top bars in LA with wide recognition around the world. It’s 16,000 square feet of pure entertainment will definitely make you visit worthwhile. During the day you can find the a friendly atmosphere with delicious food and a generous happy hour menu. By night, you will find yourself in one of the most upbeat, diverse, and enthusiastic crowds in the area. Varying in different atmospheres throughout the venue, you will find a spacious patio, VIP sections, a dance floor , four bars, and plenty of professional go go dancers. The patio is filled with people talking to their friends, while the inside is overtaken by the beat of the music and energy of the dancers. The VIP section located conveniently next to the dance floor gives you the perfect view of all the shenanigans the Abbey has to offer. People dancing, go go dancers showing off, and the crowed that continues to pour in are all part of the Abbey experience. Drinks are always in high demand so make sure to get the bartenders attention. Bar tip 101, if you give them a big tip on your first drink they’ll tend to remember you and serve you first throughout the night. Whether you want a Mojito or a Mai Tie the bartender will give you one of the best drinks in the area. You and your friends will defiantly enjoy the upbeat, high energy, trendy atmosphere the abbey has to offer. Close friends in the area have said “the Abbey is the best place to take your straight friends” and “ I had a blast, I can’t believe this is my first time here.” If you’re looking for that perfect place to get a well made mojito, chat with your colleagues, meet new friends, and dance the night away, the abbey is the place for you.

latanya donaldson Oct 17, 2012 3.0 stars Free all the time, great crowd and food. However, its get so crowded on the weekend that its hard to enjoy yourself. I love the Abbey, mostly for the fact that its free so if a friend gets kicked out of a club or we just don't feel like paying the Abbey is always there. The music is good, the DJ always does electro mixes of popular pop songs- no rap here! The crowd varies, I mean you get your bad and good people no matter where you go. This is more of a lounge place (the dance floor is extremely small) so everyone is already in there groups and just having drinks. I've also been during the day for their fantastic food its just a little on expensive side, but who can resist good food? Overall, its a good place to go when you're bar hopping, but I've never stayed the whole night due to it being over crowded plus they have ladies night on Wednesdays!

Zoyla Elizabeth Oct 5, 2012 4.0 stars Let the good times roll Despite how pack The Abbey can get in a Friday or Saturday night, you can never be disappointed with the music and the go-go dancers. I feel the atmosphere is always filled with a lot of people that simple want to have a good night and dance the night away. This is the place I always tend to end up after bar hopping around around west hollywood. The food service is pretty quick and if you need to grab a couple of cocktails the bartenders are really attentive and quick with their service. I am pretty sure that you will enjoy yourself. Go!

Brian Strickland Oct 4, 2012 3.0 stars Brian S U a girl & u don't wanna get hit on?!?! Go to The Abbey. It's where Christina Aguilera, Sandy Bullock, Pink (& to lesser extent - yikes! - Janice Dickinson) go hang out with their "boys". Expect lots of Gaga, Ke$ha & Kelly Clarkson pounding on the loudspeakers. Also expect long bathroom lines (at least thur - sunday). The food is supposedly good but I only go to drink. Booze is expensive but strong. And so is the eye-candy!!!

png Oct 4, 2012 4.0 stars Hell of a Good Time I have lived in West LA for the last 3 years and rarely am willing to go East of the 405 (snotty, I know) but when the opportunity to head in West Hollywood arises and the destination is The Abbey I go every single time without hesitation. Good drinks, great crowd and fun music make this a must go in LA. Don't be put off by the fact it is in "Boys Town" and is a well-known gay bar. I am a straight male and it is one of my favorite places to drink, try to dance and meet good people.

Mark Suarez-Morales Oct 4, 2012 4.0 stars I Love The Abbey Food & Bar If you are looking for high level of class to Dine and well served Drinks. The Abbey Food & Bar is the place to go in the city of West Hollywood. Times when i feel like mingling and meeting new people a long with friend's i always choose to go to The Abbey, 3 beautiful well decorated rooms with music to dance too and music to even relax and have a drink. i enjoy the fact that the people there are all friendly, Drama free and are all aware that everyone there is basically there for the same reason. the only thing i dislike at times is how over crowded it can get at times, but that's the least of my worries. i even think that private events are awesome at The Abbey as i have attended quite a few. they really know how to entertain you to the fullest. just writing about it makes me want to leave work early and go have me a drink for happy hour. i absolutely love The Abbey and i strongly recommend it.

bkmathio Oct 3, 2012 4.0 stars I love this place!! So help me God - this is the funniest place in town with killer cocktails and dancing! There are so many different bars in The Abbey that you can choose based on the mood you're in. I've never had a bad experience here, BUT don't leave your car in the parking lot across the street. If you can just take a cab and then hang out and relish in the fabulousness and extravagance that is The Abbey. This is the Gay Bar that right wing conservatives preach "fire and brimstone" about while frequenting weekly! GO TO HERE!

Stacy Fung Oct 2, 2012 4.0 stars Fab! SBE took over this place a couple years ago and we're not happy about it (wtf happened to the warm chicken salad?!). But other than that this is a WeHo institution. Straight/Gay/Whatever, it's a fun bar so who cares? It's an eclectic crowd and everything I love about WeHo. Be prepared for mass chaos on the weekends but if that's what you're looking for, great. If you'd rather just hang out and have a drink, recommend the "off nights" during the week. It'll still get crowded at night but not as bad as the weekends. Sunday afternoons are also really fun for a drink. Street parking is brutal but there's a big public parking lot ($$) on San Vicente or valet ($$$) at the clubs across the street.

junglejones Sep 29, 2012 3.0 stars Oh, it's a gay bar. And I'm loving it. I went to The Abbey for the first time two weeks ago for my birthday. I’m fairly new to Los Angeles and didn’t know where I wanted to go. My friend suggested The Abbey and we hopped in a cab. No questions asked. Now, as a straight guy, I was a little bit thrown at first when I walked in and found myself surrounded by oiled-up men wearing bikinis or less. But I grabbed a drink and sat down directly under one of the semi-nude men, and the place started to grow on me. The bikini-wearing dancing men take all of the tension out of the room and they seem to put everyone in a great mood. The Abbey is filled with people that aren’t just looking to have fun, but that are succeeding at it. Everyone I talked to was extremely friendly. If you’re a straight guy, men might flirt with you. My advice is to let them. It’s quite flattering, really. They have waitresses that walk around and will get on your lap and pour a shot in your mouth, which can come in handy. The dance floor gets packed, perhaps with people inspired by the bikini squad to show off their own moves, but there is plenty of space for sitting and lounging, and there is a sizeable patio if you need some fresh air or smoke. The Abbey is definitely a bar to check out, regardless of your sexual orientation. At the very least, it’s an experience to be in that atmosphere, but you’ll probably end up agreeing that this gay bar knows how to throw a party.

Dray Day Aug 22, 2012 4.0 stars The Gay Cathedral for All Located in West Hollywood, The Abbey is a hot spot congregated by gays, bisexuals, transgenders, and a whole lot of straights. Although West Hollywood is home to many gay bars, dives and clubs, The Abbey separates itself from the competition by catering to both sides of the sexual spectrum without picking favorites. No matter a person’s sexuality, The Abbey is the one bar you can expect to have a memorable time. From the outside, The Abbey’s Spanish Colonial design gives off a warm and inviting feel that is similar to a frequently visited family friend’s home. Although a gated a community, it’s not hard to see the massive patio spread throughout the entire front of the house where customers are hard at work on drinks. Once you step inside the actual bar, you are hit with this energized atmosphere that overwhelms you with happiness. There are bar stations everywhere making ordering a drink not as frustrating as other places, plus, the bartenders are half naked. Most importantly, Go Go Dancers (men and women) enticingly hang from poles around the establishment and are pro-lap dances. If you just want to dance in a club like setting, the main room’s sound system and stretch of dance floor is the area for you. If you’re looking for a spot to people watch or have a conversation with someone and hear what they are saying then the room across the courtyard is your destination. No matter what setting you are in the mood for, The Abbey has the options. The Abbey is known for tolerating all types and forms which makes it that more attractive. It is the one bar that strives in the middle of a bar debate between a gay and straight friend because it is the one place their needs will be met. Having such a strong hold on the gay and straight community is one reason why The Abbey is such a comfortable bar to venture to. Yes, it’s located in gay town and labeled as a gay bar, but The Abbey is the gay party temple for the straight folk.

mgordon88 Aug 21, 2012 3.0 stars The Perfect Gateway WeHo Bar Come one, come all- gays, straights, young, old, rich, broke-as-a-joke college kids. The Abbey has something for virtually everyone. The Abbey holds a special place in my heart, as it was one of the first WeHo bars I visited after turning 21. It's a great way to ease yourself into the West Hollywood bar scene. While there is plenty of dancing and loud, intense Lady Gaga remixes, there is also a spacious patio where you can take a breather if need be. The wait to get in is either short or nonexistent, and I have never seen a cover charge. It's a great place to go with girlfriends on nights where you don't want to be hassled by the tussles of straight bars. Keep in mind that West Hollywood bars come with West Hollywood prices. But fear not, because what The Abbey lacks in sensitivity to the economic state of most of its patrons, it makes up for with cute bartenders and stiff, alcohol-centric drinks.

jsunmatthews Aug 7, 2012 3.0 stars A gay bar for straight people. The Abbey is maybe the best gay bar for straight people, ever. Yeah, I get hit on in the bathroom sometimes, but every year that just gets more and more flattering. This is an amazing first date place because your lady will feel totally safe, the food and drinks are amazing, and you don’t have to worry about any dude scamming on your lady while you’re in the bathroom (getting scammed on). It’s totally chill during the day, and sitting on the expansive patio with a few berry martinis is one of my favorite ways to kick of the weekends. The dance scene at night is loud and packed and helmed by house dances with abs I can only dream about. That part is not so much my scene (think Cancun…with trannies and a go-gos) but that’s only because it makes me feel guilty for not hitting the gym. Take your tight-arsed homophobic friend from OC here, he’ll be dancing on the table in no time.

sgunther Aug 1, 2012 3.0 stars Ooooooh The Abbey, how I love thee! The Abbey is a great spot for almost any group of any size, at any time. I've been to many a birthday party here - it's such a dance-happy space filled with tons of We-Ho eye candy. I'd only recommend going at night if you're cool with a crowd though, because this place can get pretty packed, sometimes uncomfortably so. However, they also have a great brunch with a (slightly more) sober version of the same crowd from the previous night. The food is very decent and for the most part, reasonably priced. Plus, their brunch drinks are strong. The sun hits their patio at just the right angle mid-mornings so you can fill up on grub, get your drink on, and get a tan, all without moving an inch. Awesome.

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