I stopped by Downtown LA for lunch today and had a great experience! I ordered the chicken tenders…read morewith a side salad and ranch, and everything was really good. Alondra, was especially nice and attentive and made sure I had everything I needed. The location is also really cool, especially since it's right across the street from Crypto.com Arena. They have a lot of TVs, which makes it a great spot to grab food and catch a game or event. Definitely recommend checking it ou

EJ was great and friendly! He was always asking what we…read moreneed and cleared our table in a flash!

Love this place!…read more Great place to go to after a game or long night out; always packed, social, and great food.

furikake korean fried chicken, kimchi bacon pasta, bulgogi skillet…read more Came here on a weekday evening with my friend and luckily we were seated immediately. Service was friendly and quick in delivering our dishes. Furikake Korean Fried Chicken: This was my favorite dish. There was a good balance of sweet and savory in these crispy wings. Kimchi Bacon Pasta: I loved the creaminess and strong kimchi taste in the pasta. I wish there was a bit more bacon, but this dish complemented our other dishes well. Bulgogi Skillet: While I appreciated the seasoning of the bulgogi, the dish came out a bit cold even thought it was on a warm plate. There were plenty for leftovers, and the dishes were generally good for a pricier dinner.

Jay the bartender absolutely killed, baby. Kept me the perfect amount of drunk before a bts show…read more Feeling pretty feeling great. Jay the bartender is the man.

We had great service from the moment we walked in! The lemon pepper wings were way too salty for…read moreus, but the buffalo wings definitely saved the day--they were really good. And those huge 40-ounce Coors beers were pretty awesome too! The place has plenty of space, TVs everywhere for watching the games, and--most importantly on a hot day--air conditioning! You get that lively neighborhood sports-bar vibe with all the fixings. Good wings, giant beers, cool air, and a game on the TV...yeah, we'd come back! Our server was Drew. He was amazing. Very attentive without being intrusive.

I arrived at 3:30 p.m. for a 6:00 p.m. World Cup match after being told by the establishment a week…read moreearlier that seating was first-come, first-served and that arriving before 4:00 p.m. would not be a problem. When I arrived, there were only about 15-20 people ahead of me in line. As the afternoon progressed, the line stretched down the street, yet no staff member came outside to communicate capacity limits, seating availability, or where the line should reasonably end. Even more concerning, patrons were not admitted until after the match had already started. The situation quickly became chaotic. People who had waited for hours were understandably frustrated, and many were openly voicing their concerns. Groups were admitted one at a time, creating further delays. When it was finally my turn to enter, I was informed that all tables had been taken and that only standing room remained. I was allowed to look inside before deciding whether to stay. What I observed was particularly disappointing: many individuals who had not been ahead of me in line were already seated at tables. I have no idea how they got in but I suspect they were allowed in through some other entrance. After waiting more than two hours based on the information provided by the establishment, this felt unfair and misleading. Most disappointing was having invited friends to join me for the match, only to have the experience ruined by what appeared to be poor planning and inadequate crowd management. The demand for a major World Cup match should not have come as a surprise. If the venue anticipated significant attendance, additional seating, staffing, and clear communication should have been put in place. This was one of the most poorly managed event experiences I have encountered. At a minimum, I believe the ownership should publicly acknowledge what occurred and apologize to the many customers who invested hours of their time only to be left without the accommodations they were promised. Unfortunately, I will not be returning.

I came here on a Saturday night and this is probably one of my least favorite pochas because of the…read morefood and drink quality.   Firstly the drinks: When we went they were BOGO and around $18 each so it was a pretty good deal for $9 a drink which was perfect for my group of 4. My friend and I split the love bug and it was disappointing. It tasted fruity, but watered down and it felt like there was barely an alcohol in it. I also tasted my other friends' drinks which were also not good. The raspberry beret and the peach paloma were both bitter and not pleasant tasting.   For food, the only decent thing was the buldak. It was cheesy and I liked how they infused the corn cheese into it. The chicken was good and juicy. The tteokkbokki was weird. Firstly, they didn't include the parmesan crisps as they mentioned in the menu. Secondly, the sauce was different compared to other tteokkbokki sauces I'm used to. It was dark red in color, soupy, and oily which I did not like. Thirdly, the rice and fish cakes themselves were very unique in shape. The cakes and sausages weren't that bad and the textures were good, but the sauce was just not it.  Lastly, the ramen was such a scam. For $15, it was just regular shin ramyeon with some mussels, jalapenos and peppers added. For all the food dishes, the portions were all small relative to the price and were not great for sharing in big groups.   The interior was spacious and vibes were decent. The music from the DJ booth was good. The photobooth wasn't working when we visited which was a minus because my friends and I like the photobooths. There's a free and private parking lot next to the pocha which can get filled.   Overall, not the greatest experience at this pocha mostly because of the food and drinks and I would probably not visit again.

Best Minnesota bar this side of the Mississippi! Great vibes, will definitely be back!read more

Go where the locals go on Venice Boulevard Happy hour from 5…read morePM to 7 PM Get yourself a barbecue chicken pizza and a cold Guinness. Trust me you'll like it and deserve it. Ask for Tobias Recommended for sports buffs and non-sporties. Now go!

Down to earth, local Pub with solid food with fun, attentive staff…read more Good selection of drafts and creative drinks.

Absolutely loved this spot when we went here while living in the area. The wings were delicious and…read moreso were the tator tots and drinks, and their wings were crispy and hit the spot. This is a down to earth location, good food, good customer service, though the interior gets loud and busy, but it's an awesome spot! Highly recommend it

Drugstore Cowboy has become my neighborhood go to sports bar destination for these main reasons…read more Why would I go anywhere else? 1. Solid happy hour & great wings! 2. Outdoor back patio with pool table action. 3. Tre, Matt & staff go above & beyond to take good care of their customers. 4. My neighborhood buddies feel the same! Let's GO Lakers!

The have a pool table available. The inside seating gets filled pretty quickly. Only issue is…read moreordering at the bar. Super hectic and can be difficult to try and get by when there are so many people lounging there. Lots of people here, great option to build community.

Went for a World Cup game it's dark in there and has many TVs at every angle you can think of…read more Sound sucks because it echoes since all the TVs have volume on. Beer selection is alright and so is most of the food. The shrimp was great, wings were alright the house sauce was good, fries were OK but for the price not worth it. Service is hit and miss but expected when packed.

I've been to Biergarten four times in the last decade, twice for World Cup games involving Korea…read moreand Mexico. I don't otherwise go to sports bars, and Biergarten isn't exactly a sports bar anyway, but it's an extremely happy place for an L.A. World Cup Korea Mexico hugfest experience. I'm a fan of Biergarten in general, too. It's a great place to drink, easy if you're not trying to catch a literal World Cup game, with friendly service and a comfortable, unpretentious K-Town gatsropub atmosphere. The place has been around for a long time, now, as have I, and I appreciate having it in the neighborhood. Food is solid, I just had some of the chicken wings and kalbi poutine as I watched Korea's inglorious defeat and Mexico's rousing victory, and there's plenty of beer and soju on the menu. I think I had my first Delirium Tremens here many years ago, and I spent the other night drinking soju and the house Biergarten lager, a nice, refreshing beer you can order by the pitcher. I always have fun at Biergarten and look forward to my next visit, even if it is in another four years.

Finally a place with really good food in the middle of the rainbow weho district. The wings? Huge…read moreand juicy and full of sauce with a rating of 10/10. The cheeseburger tasted like a backyard burger and everyone loves a good backyard burger. The vibe inside is loud. Music and sports were playing and we absolutely loved it. The service is self QR code on tables but we decided to sit at the bar. 2 bartenders working the bar the service could have been a slight bit better but all in all I'd recommend this spot. I'll definitely come back for drinks and food here. The house beers were nice and cold. Prices are great, we paid $7 a draft beer which was good.

PRIDE weekend exhausted Jamie W and me but in a good way. After checking out Roosterfish and…read morewatching the go-go boys undulate at The Abbey, it was time for a bit of a breather since we were starting to feel sloshy. This surprisingly spacious bar was the right choice because it's really a neighborhood sports bar like Hi Tops and Gym Bar, two places we both liked before. There was definitely a bro vibe to the place, especially with the signature jumbotron, multiple TV screens on every wall, and yes, 33 craft beers on tap. We knew we were in the right place when we saw one of the bartenders wear a T-shirt from Julius', our favorite NYC gay bar. No go-go boys here and kind of a relief if you know what I mean, just weekly trivia and bingo nights from what we read. You can eat here if you want, typical bar bites and some vegan twists if so desired. Not us though, as we just had a couple of their house cocktails. Surprisingly we bypassed their Espresso Martinis and went for the $14.75 Cadillac Margaritas (Photo 9). That seemed like a proper fit with a sports bar, don't you think? They had a good enough kick to brace us for the crowds outside. DRINKS - 4 stars...margaritas with a kick AMBIANCE - 3.5 stars...a whole lotta TVs SERVICE - 3.5 stars...good guys, just busy TOTAL - 4 stars...taking a break from the go-go boys CORRESPONDING REVIEWS: Roosterfish: https://yelp.to/Mloz8IcOxk Gym Bar: https://yelp.to/m1astdwrL8 Hi Tops: https://yelp.to/SFE3v9BaOe The Abbey: https://yelp.to/HtCIaJWHDl RELATED - Exploring West Hollywood? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/GKFztg--z0

11/10 spot, great food, great drinks, hands down best happy hour in LA (EVERYDAY!!!!). Shoutout to…read moremy guy KC for the great service

I appreciate the service. Every server is attentive. I had experienced an issue where food was…read moretaken without permission. However, the attentive staff of 33 taps helped me relieve my dilemma.