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3.3 (530 reviews)

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Ericka B.

Met up with some friends here but we arrived at exactly 11pm. It took about 45 mins for us to get in so get there early so you don't waste your time. Some people even left the line too (and I don't blame them). I also noticed that there's LOTS of dudes and a big group of them in front of us were having trouble getting in which made the process of us getting in lagged. Inside looked small and the layout was a bit weird. There is no cover charge here but the drinks are wayyy too overpriced. That's LA for you I guess. Their music is mainly EDM which I don't mind but if you want variety in music, go elsewhere. Definitely not my first choice but might be convenient for those that live in KTown.

Rudest bartender I've ever encountered
Hannah K.

We came here because someone recommended this place to us but we were extremely disappointed with the service. For the first round of shots, I noticed there was a "BOTTLE SERVICE" charge of 20%. I asked about this extra charge and she mentioned that all orders over $50 have an automatic 20% gratuity charge. Ok that's fine, even though this was never disclosed to us. For the next and last round, I asked the bill to be split into 2 bills. The bartender became aggressive and said "You can't do that, I'm still going to add 20% to each of your bills". I asked why, when the bill isn't over $50. She responded "so you're not gonna tip me?" I never once said that and told her I intended to tip, but I don't think an automatic 20% gratuity should be tacked on to every order without my consent, especially when the order wasn't reaching the minimum for the gratuity. We ordered one round of bottom shelf shots and one round of vodka sodas - nothing that required her to do anything expect pour. She continued to make rude gestures and talked about me to others around us. Again, I was planning on tipping like I always do at bars. It's not even about the 20% automatic gratuity. It was her demeanor, presumptuousness, and superiority complex over her customers. I tip for good service, which I received none of this night.

Denied entrance of my mobility scooter because I was a liability, when I asked what ADA accommodations they had was told to leave.
Jessica C.

F*UK this place in the ear.!!!! I'll keep it brief as possible because I'm getting upset just writing this review. I was not let in because the main C@ckHole said I was a liability with my mobility scooter but did offer us the option of a $300 table to be let in. I was beyond livid and I made a scene, so much a scene, I had called the police to file a complaint report. They knew that as well and purposely closed the club an hour early too avoid dealing with the police. Several patrons kept showing up not understanding why the club was still open inside but the doors where locked outside. After waiting way too long, the cops never showed up & a one sided report would have been hearsay. I went the more mature route and wrote a discriminatory disability report to the Office of the Attorney General and intend to take it as far as I can. Call me a liability again A$$Face

Stephanie T.

Left my wallet and purse here by accident on a Saturday night (had lots of drinks). Called the next day and they said they were closed until Friday (sigh), so I wouldn't be able to retrieve it until then. It's now Friday, and I went in and received my purse and wallet in perfect condition! Nothing seemed to be touched or out of place. Thank you Terra Cotta!!! Also a fun place to drink at!

My partner and I are gay and came here on a Saturday night expecting to have a fun evening. Unfortunately, the night was any thing but that. The security guards seemed to be extremely homophobic and when we started to show affection, asked us to leave and then became extremely physically aggressive. One of them started to put me in a chokehold and the others started to physically beat my partner and others attacked me as well while calling us homophobic slurs. They even tased my partner. They only stopped when I threatened to call the police. Reading some of the other reviews, it seems like the security guards regularly over step their bounds and extort other customers. This was by far one of the worst experiences my partner and I ever had at a bar in los angeles. It was extremely humiliating and degrading. I hope that people involved in situations like this never have a decent life. They'll never understand how seriously other people take their jobs.

James C.

Apparently you can't breakdance in the club that's for dancing! Owner of the club was completely obnoxious, I hanged my jacket on the hooks meant for CLOTHES and was scolded that the hooks was not meant for clothes. I been coming to this establishment for years but only saving grace is the drinks. Do not come here, lots of clubs in k town much more accommodating like break room, kiss kiss bang bang, even sip boba. Do NOT COME TO THIS ABG TRAP . The security are Obnoxious snobs who are always looking for altercations. I respect the bartenders of this establishment who are always nice and accommodating, I hope you get better ‍ jobs. This club was always the alternative to arena, now I see why. Anyways here is a picture of the OWNER of the establishment flashing his light at me for dancing . Apparently I was too good, and was almost asked to step out.

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Terrible service, bad management, good energy. Needs to improve in the service front, drinks are also terrible

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Ask the Community - Terra Cotta

Is this an 18+club?

no, 21+

Is this place transgender friendly?

No, they discriminate against anyone non Korean

Do you have to be fully vaccinated to enter?

Yes you do- photos of vaccinations will be accepted

Are they open?

Yas 😊

When is this place reopening 🤔?

open now

Is this place temporarily closed?

Nope! Open 🙂

How much for a table for Saturday night?

There's no table cost, you'll be paying for the bottle(s) ~ approximately $300 for each Check out the site - https://www.terracottala.com/booking

What is the table minimum spending?

https://www.terracottala.com/booking

Does terra Cotta have bottle service?

Yep, if you get a table

On Saturday, when does their restaurant close aka what time should I get there to have dinner right before it turns to lounge club? Thanks!

I'd say do dinner before 9pm. That's when it starts to get dark and loud.

What's the price list for tables?

$370

Is it crowded on Thursday?

Depends on what time you go, but Terra Cotta gets pretty busy in the evenings and parking is very hard to find.

Do they have Happy Hour on Saturdays? If so, what time is HH?

Sorry I don't know what there Happy hour is, it was my first time there. Awesome place!

Do they have a stage for dancing?

No they don't

Anyone know when they are re-opening?

Already opened.

Why is it temporarily closed?

Thy are now open!

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