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It may be located in Long Beach's trendy Belmont Shore, but the Acapulco Inn is anything but high-falutin. Instead of ritzy, vintage photos of the Long Beach harbor, the walls are bedecked with the banners of various college football teams. The rowdy voices echoing across the large, cement-floored room indicate patrons don't appreciate fancy accouterments. Serving beer only, several taps are line up in a neat row behind the bar. Labels include: Shock Top, Blue Moon, Bud Light and Deschutes. The Acapulco also offers several distractions in the form of two pool tables, shuffle board, six flat-screen TV's and the video game Big Buck. Read more about this Los Angeles bar or club >>
http://www.theairlinerla.com This Eastside club takes flight several nights a week, offering gritty ambiance and great sounds. Some might call it a dive - albeit a very big, multilevel one - due to the sometimes sketchy scene outside, but its unfettered charm is well-suited to the raw sounds within. Inside, the vibe is friendly and totally unpretentious, with peeps seemingly more concerned about the musical offerings than with being seen. Rowdy live bands and rappers rouse the outdoor patio stage, and bangin' DJs fill up the big dance floor inside. Read more about this Los Angeles bar or club >>
http://www.akbarsilverlake.com Silver Lake's Moroccan-themed gay grotto is a long-running fave, as much for its stiff, reasonably priced drinks as for its vivacious, open-to-all atmosphere. When the adjacent dance room was added a few years ago, it became a full-fledged club. The dark and sweaty pit pumps and pulsates on weekends thanks to dynamic electro/disco mixes from local DJs. Expect a bevy of boho bi and gay grinders in the mix mostly on weekends, and local of all ilks during the week - even crafters (!), who take over with an early gathering every Wednesday. Read more about this Los Angeles bar or club >>
http://www.alpinevillagecenter.com Whether it’s the always-lively beer garden, the quaint shops that sell lederhosen and dirndls or the market and deli that specialize in European imports, even kitsch-phobic snobs have to succumb to Alpine Village’s faux Bavarian charm. They especially can’t deny its status as the largest host of Oktoberfest in L.A. (the website even has a daily countdown to that special time of year), which can get as rowdy as a soccer hooligan fight. The village stages other big celebrations throughout the year, from classic car shows to Mardi Gras. Whatever the occasion, revelers can count on fifteen beers on tap and good German and Eastern European grub. Offerings include pub snacks like giant pretzels and sausages in the oompah-blaring beer hall and classier fare, like plates of stuffed cabbage, wienerschnitzel and goulash in the two-level Alpine Village Inn restaurant, which is where you’ll find senior couples dancing the waltz, cha-cha or foxtrot. Don’t laugh. They know how to have a good time. Read more about this Los Angeles bar or club >>
http://www.altadenaalehouse.com Though just a stone’s throw from trendy Old Town Pasadena, the Altadena Ale & Wine House functions more like a comfy neighborhood pub than a rowdy sports bar. Owner and British expat Judah Casburn (former owner of Pasadena mainstay Lucky Baldwins) and his wife Gail opened the local dive in 2010, creating an atmosphere that’s conducive to conversation, playing pool or watching a quiet game on TV. The food is simple – mostly pizza, cheese plates and chips you can snack on while drinking from the list of nearly a dozen draft beers, including English ales, domestic and Belgian beers, as well as a lengthy list of mostly-French wine. The owners have not only been Altadena residents for more than two decades, but Gail Casburn even ran for a seat on the Altadena City Council; a great way to give back to the community, twice. Read more about this Los Angeles bar or club >>
http://www.amplyfi.com This cool underground club is hidden in plain sight, right across the street from Paramount Studios and just around the corner from Astroburger on Melrose Avenue at Gower Street. There is no sign, and you have to enter through the back entrance after walking halfway down the block through the alley. Look for the green door surrounded by show flyers, with "AMPLYFI" written in small black letters. The club is the brainchild of the noted singer-songwriter Kota Wade, who, at age 19, opened the intimate venue in January 2011, converting her private rehearsal studio into a public, all-ages performance space. Evoking Hollywood's storied underground music clubs, the cozy venue (with a capacity of 70 people) feels like a hip living room decorated with colorful Pop Art, lava lamps, gold records, mannequins and vintage photos of Jane Fonda. Professional lighting and a good sound system make Amplyfi feel like a real nightclub without losing the charm of its DIY setting. Kota presents a wide range of singer-songwriters, indie-pop musicians and hard rockers, and she sometimes jumps onstage herself. Parking is available on nearby streets, but do not park in parking spaces marked Astroburger, or you'll risk getting towed. Read more about this Los Angeles bar or club >>
http://www.theanarchylibrary.com Scads of punk rock at the self-proclaimed "CBGB of SoCal." Full bar. Over 21. Read more about this Los Angeles bar or club >>
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