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Trip

Trip

Perched on the edge of Santa Monica, Trip is indeed a trip. From the outside, it looks like an everyday neighborhood bar, but the club is actually one of the Westside's leading hot spots, with nightly no-cover live music, comedy and burlesque.
The Redwood Bar & Grill

The Redwood Bar & Grill

A longtime haunt for politicians and journalists, this downtown bar hosts an endless parade of punks and roots rockers on its small, low stage, set against a festively nautical backdrop of fishing nets and mermaid paintings.
The Satellite

The Satellite

Once known as Spaceland and, before that, Pan, this Silver Lake bar continues to host before-they're-famous indie-rock bands alongside the occasional anti-comedian and film screening. Mondays are usually no cover.

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  • Laurel Hardware

    7984 Santa Monica Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90046

  • Lava Sports Lounge

    821 E. Thousand Oaks Blvd. Thousand Oaks, CA 91360
    805-497-4669

  • Le Cellier Wine Bar

    417 Washington Blvd Marina Del Rey, CA 90292-5213
    424-228-5491

  • Le Petit Chateau

    4615 Lankershim Blvd. North Hollywood, CA 91602
    818-769-1812

    http://www.lepetitchateau.org

  • Left Coast Wine Bar & Gallery

    Left Coast Wine Bar & Gallery

    117 E. Harvard St. Glendale, CA 91205
    818-507-7011

    http://www.leftcoastwinebar.com

  • Legends of Aviation

    Legends of Aviation

    4100 Donald Douglas Drive Long Beach, CA 90808
    562-420-6800

    Most of us would only go to an airport for a good reason-to give a friend a ride, or to get on a plane to Hawaii. But if you have to pick up a stranded loved one just in from Chicago or some snow-swept locale, Long Beach Airport has a really nice little bar that can help them take the edge off the drudgery of air travel. Housed in the streamlined moderne splendor of the main building at Daugherty Field, the bar sits inside a semi-circular shaped, terraced room with a bar top and several tables and booths. Massive windows behind shelves holding wine bottles afford a panoramic view of the runways, control tower and in the distance, Signal Hill. The bar features a nice selection of bottled brews as well as some on tap including Stella, Blue Moon and Newcastle. But be prepared" A 16 oz. glass of Budweiser will set you back $7.50. The bartenders also serve up Manhattans, Cosmopolitans and Martinis featuring 2 oz. pours of top-shelf booze such as Maker's Mark. The prices may be sky-high, but so is the quality of the drinks. Read more about this Los Angeles bar or club >>

  • Legends Sports Grill

    Legends Sports Grill

    5236 E. Second St. Long Beach, CA 90803
    562-433-5743

    http://www.legendssportsbar.com The wooden floors and towering brick walls of this cavernous Belmont Shore space call to mind a grand, old-timey saloon, while the curved, wooden ceiling is reminiscent of a massive airplane hangar. Don't discount the name as mere bluster— if you ask the establishment's employees, Legends pioneered the sports bar concept when it opened 30 years ago. And this spot takes it all the way. With two enormous movie theater-type screens and 30 flat-screen TVs ringing the room, as well as tiny flat screens installed in the booths, the bar is set up for serious sports spectating. The two-story space seats 273 and has three bar areas: two downstairs and one up. It features a full complement of liquors, with bar staff offering everything from mimosas and bloody Marys, to Bud Light. Happy hour kicks of Monday through Friday at 3 p.m. and ends at 6. Specials include domestic pints at $3.50 with 25 ounce domestics for $5.50. And while Legend's location in Long Beach means lots of good shopping and eating close by, it also means parking can be a challenge. So bring your quarters and get there early on game days. Legends is a big place, but it fills up fast. Read more about this Los Angeles bar or club >>

  • Level 3 Hollywood

    Level 3 Hollywood

    6801 Hollywood Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90028
    323-461-2017

    http://www.level3hollywood.com

  • The Lexington

    129 E. Third St. Los Angeles, CA 90013
    213-291-5723

    http://www.thelexingtonbar.com

  • Libertine

    8210 W. Sunset Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90046-2414
    323-656-3005

    http://www.libertineonsunset.com

  • Library Alehouse

    Library Alehouse

    2911 Main St. Santa Monica, CA 90405
    310-314-4855

    http://www.libraryalehouse.com A beer-intensive public house on the Westside, Library Alehouse carries 29 microbrews and select imports on tap, as well as hard-to-find bottled beers from around the world. Items with a Mexican-Asian influence include ahi tuna tartare, fish tacos, salmon enchiladas and fried chicken, and there are numerous specialty burgers, including the Alehouse Burger and the chile-laden Hell Burger. Read more about this Los Angeles bar or club >>

  • Lido di Manhattan

    Lido di Manhattan

    1550 Rosecrans Ave. Manhattan Beach, CA 90266
    310-536-0730

    http://www.lidodimanhattan.com

  • The Lighthouse Cafe

    The Lighthouse Cafe

    30 Pier Ave. Hermosa Beach, CA 90254
    310-376-9833

    http://www.thelighthousecafe.net Cover $5 Fri.-Sun., free weeknights. Full bar. Over 21. Read more about this Los Angeles bar or club >>

  • Lima Peruvian Cuisine & Lounge

    19540 Ventura Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 91356
    818-758-3902

    http://www.limacuisine.com

  • Lincoln Plaza Hotel

    123 S. Lincoln Ave. Monterey Park, CA 91755
    626-571-8818

  • Liquid Kitty

    Liquid Kitty

    11780 W. Pico Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90064
    310-473-3707

    http://www.liquidkitty.com Below and behind one of the best neon bar signs in town (it alternately flashes from a shaken martini glass to a lit cigarette), Liquid Kitty remains West L.A.'s coolest bar for its chilled-out atmosphere, brutal-with-the-booze, heavy-mixing bartenders and nightly entertainment, always for free. The dark-wood-paneled hole isn't quite a dive, but it's far from a snooty swank pit. The Kitty, in fact, has a very punky sensibility, which is punctuated a few times a year by its bodacious "Punk Rock" BBQs. Regular entertainment at the spot includes Monday-night "Kitty-oke," DJs spinning everything from '80s to funky soul to mixtapes Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays, respectively, and live music of the blues, jazz and funk variety on Thursdays and Sundays. Cocktail specialties include the Kitty martini, and snazzy-named concoctions such as the "Harold & Maude" and "The Omen." Most go for their "Economic Aid Menu" (available Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays): $5 medium-sized martinis, $2 PBR, or the "Lowlife" - a well shot and PBR for $4. Read more about this Los Angeles bar or club >>

  • Literati Bar & Grill

    Literati Bar & Grill

    12081 Wilshire Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90025
    310-479-3400

    http://www.literati2.com Literati is just as happy to serve you a really good pork chop as an exquisite organic salad, a stiff drink as a bottle of Viognier, and it seems as if some of the customers have practically set up their offices here beneath the framed pencils and the old photographs of Santa Monica, borrowing novels from the dining-room bookcase to read over lunch — like Literati Cafe next door, from which it spawned, Literati is popular with screenwriters and others eager for a second home. Chef Chris Kidder and pastry chef Kimberly Sklar are both veterans of Campanile in the very best way, in love with woodsmoke and seasonal farmers market produce, generous portions and plenty of herbs; tapping old Mediterranean traditions and making them their own — don’t miss the hot churros with bitter chocolate. Read more about this Los Angeles bar or club >>

  • Little Bear

    Little Bear

    1855 Industrial St. Los Angeles, CA 90021
    213-622-8100

    http://www.littlebearla.com Distinguished yet casual, this Belgian beer cafe fits in comfortably in the Warehouse District downtown. At the base of the looming lofts converted from toy factories, the spot's iconic red door opens to reveal a bright and airy interior. The well-appointed beer list offers a broad selection, from quality locals to rare imports, which change frequently. (It also alerts you to which kegs are on deck for tapping, which is an ingenious strategy to bring you in next week.) The fare is traditional Belgian meets modern America, with Carbonnade de Flamande perfectly at home next to a short-rib grilled cheese. Read more about this Los Angeles bar or club >>

  • Little Cave

    Little Cave

    5922 N. Figueroa St. Highland Park, CA 90042
    323-255-6871

    http://www.littlecavebar.com The kitschy Highland Park hideaway -from the people behind Bigfoot Lodge- is as cavernous as you'd expect, a favorite with vampy, tattooed types and Latino clubbers from nearby neighborhoods like Glassell Park and Downtown and more gentrified areas like Silver Lake and Echo Park. Bartenders have been known to blow fire and create some campy concoctions (Count Chocula!) but it's the DJs who spin here nightly that make it a hip haunt. Punk rock/new wave tunes blast during the bar's busier nights, but you'll also hear hip-hop and funk on some eil eves. Prepare for darkness, even near the dance floor where giant red globe lamps illuminate the freaky moves. Non-dancers will prefer the moonlit patio which wraps around the perimeter of the place and gives smokers lots of, um, breathing room. Read more about this Los Angeles bar or club >>

  • Little Joy Cocktail Lounge

    1477 Sunset Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90026
    213-250-3417

    A dive bar in the truest sense, Little Joy's cracking walls are covered with grime, their vinyl booths are tattered and sticky and the overhanging Budweiser lamps are dim. Pool tables are placed in the back and regulars slump over the bar. A jukebox generally crackles out a range of songs, but DJs and musicians often frequent the bar as well. Lacking a soda gun, mixers are poured from their two liter bottles often with less fizz then desired, and ice seems to be semi-nonexistent, but the bartenders are friendly. The crowd is generally artsy, gay and local. If you want to experience a real, unpretentious, whole-in-the-wall dive bar, Little Joy is the place for you. Bring cash - no credit cards are accepted. Read more about this Los Angeles bar or club >>

  • The Little Rock

    5507 Reseda Blvd. Tarzana, CA 91356
    818-881-9833

  • Live at the Lounge

    Live at the Lounge

    1014 Hermosa Ave. Hermosa Beach, CA 90254
    310-372-1193

    http://www.liveatthelounge.com

  • Loaded

    6377 Hollywood Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90028
    323-464-5689

    http://www.loadedrockbar.com

  • Loews Hollywood Hotel

    1755 N. Highland Ave. Hollywood, CA 90028
    323-856-1200

    http://www.loewshotels.com/en/Hollywood-Hotel

  • Lock & Key

    239 S. Vermont Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90004
    213-389-5625

    http://www.lockandkey.la

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