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30s / 40s / Artsy / Bar / Blazers / Café
Party Earth Review Walking the geographic tightrope between skid row and gallery row, Pete’s Cafe & Bar is a large restaurant in LA’s historic Bank District that caters to trendy shoppers, businessmen, and diverse pre-gamers looking to nosh on upscale twists of American classics. Guests nestle in among perfectly groomed shrubs on the heated ... more
400 South Main Street
Los Angeles, CA 90013
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20s / 30s / Artsy / Bar / Bistro / Brunch
Party Earth Review Guests heading to La Poubelle (“trash can”) might think the name refers to a down and dirty dive bar, but the quaint French bistro with great food and a bustling bar scene is actually a hot date spot where Francophiles show up to drink wine and mingle with creative types and the occasional celeb. A red-canopied patio provides ... more
5907 Franklin Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90068
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All Ages / Beer & Wine Only
Reviewed by Garret H.
"Even with the billions of restaurants in LA, sometimes it can be tough to find genuine, gourmet American food... and sometimes that's all I want! If y ..." more
1138 Highland Avenue
Manhattan Beach, CA 90266
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Anything goes / Bar Food / Rowdy
Reviewed by Kathy D.
"+ Happy Hour 4-8pm is 2 for 1 + Bartender is sassy and pours well +/- Open/covered bar area - nice to get a little of both temperatures while you're ..." more
11829 Wilshire Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA 90025
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All Ages / All Types / Beer / Drunk
Reviewed by Shannon D.
" I recently stopped by here while waiting for a movie at the Arclight. I have been here once or twice before (albeit drunk, so I don't really remembe ..." more
1608 North Cahuenga Boulevard
Hollywood, CA 90028
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20s / Actors / Alternative Music
Party Earth Review Though The Churchill just entered the scene in late-2011, it has the distinction of being run by the same guys behind West Hollywood’s casual and very popular bar The Hudson. Churchill is bigger than its older brother, however, and its rustic design with old-fashioned Edison light bulbs and unfinished wood flooring creates ... more
8384 West 3rd Street
Los Angeles, CA 90048
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20s / 30s / 80s Music / 90s Music
Party Earth Review It’s all about whiskey, beer, and hanging out at Casey’s Irish Pub, a welcoming, subterranean, 10,000-square-foot watering hole popular with a diverse clientele of young professionals, USC students, and creative types. A roomy outdoor patio at the foot of the stairs gives way to the sprawling rustic interior, where friendly ... more
613 South Grand Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90017
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Coat Check / Dance / Dance Floor
Reviewed by Carli M.
"My Take: My sorority invite was held at Hollywood restaurant and lounge, La Vida. Located in the heart of LA’s infamous party neighborhood, La Vida of ..." more
1448 Gower Street
Los Angeles, CA 90028
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20s / Bar Food / Baseball / Blouses
Party Earth Review Often called the Cheers of Santa Monica for its friendly vibe – and the Bronx by the beach for all the Yankees paraphernalia – Rick’s Tavern on Main is an always casual drinking den and part-time rowdy sports hub in the heart of trendyville. Underneath the dark green awning, a tiny porch offers laid-back revelers the chance ... more
2907 Main Street
Santa Monica, CA 90405
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LA After Hours Overview
Los Angeles actually does try to get some sleep here and there. With closing time hitting the bars and clubs at 2am, it’s not always easy to find late-night parties rocking out until the sun comes up. But with the proper planning, it’s possible to make after-hours in L.A. more than the cab ride home.
Angelenos and visitors looking to stave off their hangovers after painting the town red can stay up late in one of the city’s many diners. Long-time favorites like Canter’s Deli in the Fairfax District, Swingers Diner in Beverly Grove, 101 Coffee Shop in Hollywood, and Norms in West L.A. are always ready to serve its patrons a hot cup of Joe and stack of flapjacks.
But for folks looking to let the music play once the drinks stop flowing, hopping Hollywood offers a few clubs that stay open until dawn for crowds of energetic dancers not ready to call it quits.
Those who want to avoid hitting the hay may have only a few Los Angeles after-hours options, but that’s all one needs to start winding down the night’s festivities…or to keep them moving full steam ahead.
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