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http://www.mccabes.com Wander through the gee-tars and other stringed things in this one-of-a-kind li'l shrine to live music. The music store opened in 1958 and has been hosting concerts in its back room since the late 1960s, featuring such stellar performers as Lucinda Williams, Sun Ra, They Might Be Giants, Gil Scott-Heron, Ralph Stanley, Linda Ronstadt, Neil Innes, Les Paul, Hubert Selby, Jackie DeShannon, Ali Farka Toure, Tom Waits, Linda & Richard Thompson, Alex Chilton and Emmylou Harris, among many others. Coffee and sweets available; no alcohol. All ages. More >>
http://www.medusaloungela.com This ornate Eastside hideaway offers decor straight out of Harry Potter's Hogwarts Magic Academy: gothic arches, chandeliers, stained glass and wrought-iron everything. But the real magic here since it changed over from German restaurant Lowenbrau Keller has been on the smallish dance floor. Hip DJs and party promoters have discovered the whimsical spot, which also serves food and gigantic guzzlers; we're guessing the glasses are left over from its German pub days. More >>
http://www.barmelodylax.com Located in Westchester on the northern edge of LAX, Melody Bar & Grill is a venerable bar that's been open since 1952. You can actually step outside on the bar's front patio and see jumbo jets passing low overhead as they touch down on one of the airport's runways. Since the 1980s, the club has also been a sports bar, attracting members of the Lakers and Kings, who train nearby. New owners Christian Warren and Bobby Hughes have retained the old spirit of the place while also sprucing up its interior and expanding the quality of its food and drinks. The main room is centered around a long, rectangular bar, which is draped with Christmas lights and faces a cheery stone fireplace. The elegant dining room features ornate hanging lamps, wood-paneled walls, plush leather booths and large, mirror-like windows that look out on the street. Another room has a tiki theme, with two pool tables, back-lit tiki masks, and walls covered in bamboo and tropical long grasses. The aptly named bar hosts regular live-music nights. The full bar specializes in red and white wines, with a healthy selection of traditional beers, while the kitchen serves basic fare like burgers, steaks, salmon and club sandwiches. Ages 21 & over. Street parking. More >>
http://www.micelis1949.com The venerable Italian eatery. No cover. Full bar. All ages. More >>
http://www.themintla.com In a city where history is measured in months instead of decades, the Mint is a real cultural treasure. The bar has been presenting live music ever since it opened in 1937, and Stevie Wonder, Macy Gray, Ray Charles, Zigaboo Modeliste, Leo Nocentelli, Royal Crown Revue and the Wallflowers are among the many notable musicians who've performed on its small stage. The room has a homey appeal, with kitschy artifacts like Johnny Cash paintings and glass display cases with souvenirs from such celebrities as Jackson Browne artfully blended with burnished wooden walls and cozy booths decorated with ornate lamps and plush velvet drapes. The ceiling above the bar is covered with old vinyl 45s, and the overall vibe appeals to rock & roll fanatics and hardcore roots-music aficionados. The large menu puts a fresh spin to classic American, Asian and Southwestern fare with such specialties as calamari tempura, Creole jambalaya, grilled salmon with mango chutney, "twisted" mac & cheese, and smoked Gouda and chicken quesadillas. You can sit at the bar, which has a full range of beer, wine and spirits, or at comfortable booths along the walls. Better yet, find a seat at the tables that abut the low stage for an even more intimate musical experience. Ages 21 & over. Street parking. More >>
http://www.mollybloomspub.com The interior of Molly Bloom's has the standard Irish-pub features: low lighting, Guinness posters and bricks. Lots of bricks. Both bar and restaurant offer sizeable menus featuring traditional Irish dishes such as fish and chips and bangers, beans and mash (a surprisingly tasty combination of sausages, baked beans and mashed potatoes). More >>
http://www.mollymalonesla.com Run by the same family since it opened in 1969, this neighborhood Irish bar has friendly regulars, and Guinness stout and Harp lager on tap. Music ranges from traditional Irish drinking songs to original singer-songwriters and bands. Joan Osborne, Lenny Kravitz and Michelle Shocked are among the musicians who've played here. Full bar. Over 21. More >>
http://www.momsbar.com Did you know that you could play ping-pong in a bar? You probably didn’t, but now that you do, the place to do it is at the low-key neighborhood hangout Mom’s Bar in West L.A. Channel your inner Randy Daytona (you know, from Balls of Fury) against an opponent you've brought with you, or challenge one of the many seasoned players who are sure to be in attendance. While waiting your turn, enjoy the cheap drinks and friendliness of the staff. More >>
http://www.moodla.com Asian-style dance temple. 9 p.m.-2 a.m.; over 21; cover varies. More >>
Club nights 9:30 p.m.-2 a.m.; full bar; tapas menu until 11 p.m.; over 21; cover varies ($5-free). More >>
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