Great atmosphere, great service, friendly bar tenders, very airy and open and was a fantastic…read morechoice for a place to watch the world cup with friends. It's a gay bar but they are accepting of everyone, we would go back again! We got the nachos, which are huge, a veggie burger, a grilled chicken sandwhich and a fried chicken sandwhich. All the food was good and the fries were tasty. There are tvs everywhere, its clean and in a great location and space. You order food at the counter or drinks at the bar, they have a good system. Highly recommend for lunch or early dinner to watch some sports. Warning that it turns into a club at night so if you are looking for sports like me 630-7 seems to be a good time to be done. I hope this review was helpful!

Another Hi Tops for the books! It's just like the WeHo one but different crowd…read more The drinks and food are always strong and yummy. I always appreciate that they have sports and music playing at the same time.

The people here are sooo nice and accommodating. Came here with a friend for lunch-our first time…read moreand it was great. Surprise was the happy hour menu offered. We got the nachos and the burger trio and the filet burger sandwich. It was all good esp the filet burger which had 2 big slices of steak! The trio sliders were so good and love the bun with a lot of French fries. The nachos was a big bowl too with all the fixins-guac, beans, cheese choice of chicken or ground beef! This is a neighborhood gem and I'd make it a destination place to go to too. The place has a nice bar area with tvs too Thank you Keith for the wonderful service.

First off, I'm sad to know they are closed :(…read more The last time I went there was around the holidays before the end of the year and enjoyed some good wings and a couple of drinks. The staff was friendly and very attentive. The wings and drinks themselves were super flavorful and I thought I would have more time to enjoy and come back to visit while in town. My partner also tried their burger and fries and decided to stop by the restaurant only to find out they closed a couple of months ago. It was worth the visit when we went there back in December.z The place was cute and it felt comfy.

Friendly and amazing bartenders, wait staff and bus dudes. Everyone here is super friendly and…read morewelcoming. It's a queer sports bar that is women's sports forward, but it also feels very much like a neighborhood hangout spot with queer, lesbian, straight, gay guys - everybody enjoying great food (try all the tacos and go for brunch too!) and watching all kinds of pro and college sports, NASCAR, even MRS DOUBTFIRE on one screen! Acoustics can get really loud inside without all hard surfaces and zero sound dampeners, but outside is pretty chill. Daytime dance parties are super fun too - especially for queer gals under 40-something.

Went here for a Taco Tuesday and absolutely loved it. Great specials, friendly staff, all served in…read morea very casual sports bar like ambiance. I forget what the taco specials were, but remember that the tacos were definitely tasty. The nachos were also delicious and a generous portion. I'm a French fry addict and they didn't disappoint. Perfect texture and flavors paired with two dipping sauces. I'll definitely be back!

What a friendly local bar and a great place to catch sports. I watched one of the World Cup…read moresemi-final games here and it was the perfect destination. Hungary didn't make it to the World Cup this year so that was a bit of a bummer, considering my fam is from the old country. However, my second all-time fave, France, was still in the semi-finals. You see, I grew up watching Zinedine Zidane and to me, the World Cup brings back childhood memories and family bonding time. The menu items took me back in time. Much to my surprise, I noticed that there was a Hungarian kielbasa & a Debreziner sausage listed on their $10 lunch deal. I was shocked that I had the opportunity to debate over which one to pick. DEBREZINER sausage (in German) or for us Hungarians, is better known as "Debreceni Virsli" and made in the region where my dad's side of the fam grew up. It's often served cut up on the sides and has a richer color. For me, it's a bit juicier and there's more paprika in there. It's more along the lines of chorizo, if that's what your flavorbuds prefer. It's made with sweet and hot paprika, garlic, pepper, and marjoram. If my dad had been with me that day, he'd opt for the Debreziner. After deliberating for a bit, I decided to go with the HUNGARIAN KIELBASA and decked it out with grilled onions, sauerkraut, and jalapeños (very hot, stated the menu). The jalapeños rivaled the outside 100+ degree temperature. Thankfully, the cool AC made me forget it was one sweltering summer's day. Also, the Hibiscus Cider was crisp and made my experience and the lackluster game worth my time out. I loved how easy the ordering went-just tap the menu on the iPad and voila, you got the whole spiel. Service was quick and felt welcoming like I was at home in someone's living room with tons of TVs all around. Sadly, France didn't show up to play in the game until the last 5 mins or so. Spain obvi deserved the win and yes, this year's cup for their fancy footwork. The vibe was great and the crowd around me were locals on a first name basis with the staff. With awesome cider and food as tasty as I had growing up at home, I think I'll make it a goal to be on a first name basis around here during the NHL & NFL season.

May not look like much from the outside but the inside has high ceilings and is very spacious! We…read moredropped by for lunch yesterday since we were in the area and were there right when they opened lol. Greeted by the loveliest staff, shoutout to Zel, absolute sweetheart and she KNOWS her beer!! Love how knowledgeable she was! They have a small parking lot that is shared by other businesses so it fills up fast. We passed it and didn't realize so we parked in the nearby neighborhood and just walked over. My bf ordered 2 beers, we got some lemon pepper dry rub wings, fries, and brioche link which were all fantastic. The fries here are THICK but very good!! Love the crispy bits and they're not oily, perfectly salted as well. Their Cusabi Ranch is a MUST try. I dipped both my wings and fries in them. It's a cucumber wasabi ranch dip and super refreshing!! Overall the vibe and food were great, drinks and prices excellent, and staff, even better. We are definitely looking forward to coming back again! IG: @ammysalamii

33 Taps was absolutely live last night! I am a New York native so needless to say, I'm a Knicks fan…read moreand I'm used to fantastic service--whether that be at a Michelin restaurant or at a bar. I've lived in LA for some time now and never made my way much to Silverlake and unfortunately not to 33 Taps until last night when I heard this was the go-to Knicks bar. I was NOT disappointed. Now, I was just a man looking for a sports bar to watch my team win, wasn't expecting much. So, I was pleasantly surprised when met with not only awesome fellow fans but also a kick-ass service team. That bar was so busy given the season and that was of expectation, but I watched the bartenders specifically handle it like a cake walk and even better, my drinks were FANTASTIC. From the Espresso Martini that got my not-so-young self through the night, to the Carajillo--those were elite cocktails and I had low hopes honestly. But, if they could impress me enough on an NBA Finals night to make a review, I can't imagine what a regular service day is like. GO TO 33 TAPS!!

Been coming here for years and now everything is apparently fried in beef tallow? It's a bummer…read morebecause a significant portion of the menu is fried and I don't eat meat. Service and atmosphere remain good but I probably won't be coming back for a while because of the tallow situation which really limits what I can order.

Short Review: Great upscale bar for casual weekends with…read morefriends. Find another spot for big events like FIFA tournaments. Long Review: Came here with 3 other friends to watch Spain v Argentina in the World Cup Championship. We got here 1 hour before the game started and they were out of 3 mixers for cocktails, and two beers. Seriously? It's the biggest game of the year in the WORLD and you couldn't run a list the night before for what you needed? The food was pretty good, though. We shared wings and fries and they were tasty. The atmosphere was fun and set up for exciting visuals. Several big screen TVs, music during the commercials and a really cool wait staff who seemed to know all the regulars on a first-name basis. Not sure if I'd come back for anything other than a big sporting event, though. If you're in the middle of bustling Hollywood next to two other hot sports bars, you gotta have something that separates you from the pack. Their total service package could be that if they could get their ordering right.

I love the communal style tables at this bar ! It makes it easy to start a conversation and make…read morefriends with other patrons organically . The bright colors along with my favorite beer , Stella, lifted up my spirits. I went on a Thursday evening and it had a good size crowd . I notice a stage to the left as you enter , which makes me assume they have live performances? . I'll have to go back and report back :)

The cabin-like décor is anything but campy at Messhall. The thematic notes throughout the…read morerestaurant are embedded in the details, from the plates to the decor on the wall, the bathroom doors, and some of the menu items too. It's the perfect place to get your buzz on before you get yourself to The Greek. Or simply grab some bites and connect with friends in a casual setting. Personally, I choose to sit at the bar, but there are communal tables and more intimate booths, as well as patio seating with the massively tall, old, and iconic everygreen trees along Los Feliz Blvd. to further set the tone. I've been coming here for years just for the oysters. I'm a glutton for those shucked delicacies and Messhall does it up right for a great price during happy hour. On Tuesdays, they're $1 each and Wednesday Happy Hour prices are $2/oyster. They're always fresh and served with mignotte sauce (shallots + red wine vinaigrette). I like to pair my oysters with a martini so I often opt for the Gin Gimlet ($10) because crazy people love their gin. Or if you can take advantage of their Mini 'Tini ($6), then do so. Again, I go for a Gin Mini 'Tini because well, crazy people love gin. However, Vodka is another option for these adorable mini drinks for lightweights like moi. For the carnivorous souls, the Backyard Burger looks filling enough and there's a Hangar Steak with Frites (aka fries) that looks amazing and you can get that for $20 during Wednesday nights, which isn't bad these days for a solid piece of moo. The "Blackened Shrimp Slider" on the HH Menu isn't bad for $3. So if you're jonesing for a cabin-like vibe with a modern twist, Messhall is a good stomping ground for locals, and bar service is always on point. *** FUN FACT: Speaking of those evergreen trees just out front. They're often confused for pine trees, but they're actually "Cedar Deodora Trees" that were planted in the 1920s. They're like a century old now, which further adds to the charm of this area. Now if only they could share their opinions of Messhall. I bet they'd have a few campfire stories of their own to tell. ***

Came here for the $1 oyster deal on Tuesdays, that starts at 6 PM. They ran out of oysters by…read morearound 7:30 to 8 PM, so I would definitely come early. The sides are pretty small for their price. The Crudo only had a few pieces of fish. The biscuits were good, buttery. Happy hour ends at 6 PM, so you could come earlier to get some drinks and then start the oysters at 6 PM. The mai tai was not very accurate, didn't really taste like a true mai tai. Overall, I would come back for the $1 oyster deal, but I wouldn't order anything else next time, only the oysters

This place has always been a cool spot, had came here for years but recently popped in and Kevin…read morewas so hospitable. Appreciate how you guys operate. Thank you

I really don't want to bump my rating down, but I have to: I had been pretty regular at the…read moreGlendale Tap for a while, but I made my first visit in around six months yesterday. Why such a long hiatus? The tap list over the last months just hasn't had anything I've wanted to drink. It's been a lot of repeats of things I've had over and over or beers that just aren't appealing -- or, in many cases, both. The Glendale Tap used to have a fairly good turnover of new brews, but lately, it seems to be in a rut. Imports are pretty much never to be seen -- like everywhere else, sadly. Even out-of-state beers are rare. And on my most recent visit, at least half of the tap list was tapped out. IPAs and sours take up so much of the list -- stouts in the cooler months -- while styles like bitters, milds, (non-India) pale ales, brown ales, bocks, amber lagers, smoked beers, etc., get little to no space on the tap list. I still love the atmosphere of the Glendale Tap, and the bartenders there are the best. Prices are fair, and there's always something at least decent to drink. But I miss those fulsome tap lists with a variety of beer styles from far and wide. More and more, the Glendale Tap is becoming too much like every other beer bar. I know L.A. beer drinkers are extremely parochial with very limited tastes (basically IPA, IPA, IPA, and IPA, with some super sours thrown in), but I would hope the Glendale Tap could return to just a smidgen of its former excellence. Until then, I probably will be visiting biannually instead of bimonthly.