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Los Angeles Passport by MOTW guide
Top 6 locations in Los Angeles for Cocktails
byMan of the World and
Michal Ben-Ari
Live update: Updated August 8, 2021Copy link
Copy link1. Petty Cash Taqueria & Bar
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:
Man of the WorldThe attentive employees at this authentic Mexican taqueria serve up expertly-prepared tacos and quesadillas, refreshing ceviches, and an impressive take on nachos. Give shuffleboard a shot after downing a few“Banana Hammocks.”
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2. The Sayers Club
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Man of the WorldTucked away on Wilcox, the only evidence of an ultra-hip lounge are the scenesters and music guru’s lined up outside. Once cleared by the doorman, Sayers is a throwback speakeasy with
exposed brick, lush drapes and an illuminated bar. Leather couches border the room and face the main stage where unannounced musical acts perform nightly.
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3. Dirty Laundry
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Man of the WorldThe Houston brothers take LA’s sexiest bar underground. A dimly lit debaucherie, you better know the password if you want to get down.
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4. Hinoki & the Bird
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Man of the WorldHinoki & The Bird, the latest restaurant from Chef David Myers, has an Asian-inspired menu featuring small plates and creative cocktails. The space itself is accented with exposed wooden
beams, gray slate and mid-century furniture.
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5. No Vacancy
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Man of the WorldPassing the red ropes outside No Vacancy is actually your ticket back in time to the early 1900s.
Located in a restored Victorian home and outfitted with dark wood paneling, sexy burlesque acts and pre-Prohibition era cocktails emit an old Hollywood vibe. Café seating spills out onto a patio-style courtyard lit by fireplaces and old postal lamps.
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6. The Spare Room
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Man of the WorldBowling alleys are typically the opposite of chic, but The Spare Room, created by nightlife ambassadors Med Abrous and Marc Rose, is changing the game. This stylish venue on the
mezzanine of the Hollywood Roosevelt feels like a neighborhood hangout. Custom-designed oxford bowling shoes, a gaming parlor and vintage-inspired lanes seal the deal.
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