Had such an amazing night here, DJ Avani had the vibes rolling! I love Weho but sometimes the music…read moreat the bars can be a bit repetitive, Roosterfish had more of a groovy vibe - also helps that their decor is super cute!

Welcome to Roosterfish aka Roosterfish II…read more Located in the the stretch of West Hollywood, Los Angeles, California among many other iconic spots in the area including Mother Lode, The Abbey, Gym Bar and more. Roosterfish was originally a cool dive bar in Venice, that is nor a lot more modern chic and much more inclusive, not so much a gay bar, but still a safe space with some of it's a original elements on their patio including art and the power or rainbow colors. This new/number two spot at the corner of Santa Monica Blvd/N Robertson Blvd has a very similar exterior in the form of Robin's Egg Blue building and the interior isn't too far off as well, definitely giving younger sibling vibes and trying new and fun events, ongoings and happy hours... Even a special VIP Entrance... During pride which had me feeling a sort of way that was very, "NOT TODAY!" Great drinks, okay-ish food, you can view on their website which still needs a little tlc, like their social media (mostly IG)... where you'll find out updates, events and the latest. West Hollywood parking so metered spots, private garages and lots or ride share.

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.

Do not come here unless you want to be taken advantage of during happy hour prices…read more I came here before work with the intention of happy hour. It starts at 3PM M-F. I come in at 2:58PM I go to the bar where Mitchell takes my order. I ask for a HOUSE dirty Shirley (a house drink during happy hour cost $7). He goes and makes my order and comes back. At this point it's 3:01PM. He charges me at 3:01PM keep in mind. He puts out the little card reader machine and as he does that, I hand him a $5 bill for tip. I wanted to tip him $5 since I knew my happy hour drink was $7. I tap my card and move on. I sit and I'm drinking my drink and got a notification that I got charged $15.50. As I'm looking at this charge I'm trying to make sense as to how my $7 house drink turned into $15.50. I try to justify it by saying it was tax or maybe he forgot to insert happy hour price since it WAS only one minute after it started. Whatever I don't get upset. At least 3:45PM - I call Mitchell over again and I say "can I please get the happy hour fries (advertised as $9 during HH) as well as another round of my drink (advertised as $7 during HH) that counts as happy hour right?". Mitchell says "Yes". He charges me again - I tap and I tip $18% which said was about $3.50ish. I look at my charges. I was charged $27. At this point I call my partner and I'm asking him to please help me make sense of this. I send him pictures of the menu etc. He says to ask for a receipt. I ask for my receipt for my first and second transaction and Mitchell only hands me the second one. At this point I'm super upset. I look at my receipt. He has charged me full price for my drink but he did give me happy hour price for my fries. I finally work up the courage to call him over and confront him about this. He admits that he made me pay full price for BOTH transactions. He goes over to his coworker asking to help give me a refund and I can read his body language. You could tell that he was a bit embarrassed because he got caught. He hands me a receipt showing that I'm being refunded for the second transaction of $27 and something cents. He said he was going to go check on my first transaction of $15.50 (which should have been no more than $10 with tax since house drinks are $7 during happy hour). At this point I'm making conversation with the guy next to me. Mitchell comes back hands me another receipt (I'm thinking it's the refund for my first happy hour transaction) I thank him, he apologizes and says he forgot to ring me up for happy hour. I just shrug it off but in the back of my head I'm thinking. How can you give me happy hour priced food but ring me up a second time with regular priced drink? Whatever. I continue on with my conversation with the person next to me and leave. As I get to my car I look at both "refund" receipts and notice he gave me two of the same receipts. Acting as if the second one he gave me was for the first transaction I made. Maybe it's my fault for not double checking the second refund receipt. Regardless - these charges were most definitely done on purpose with the intent of overcharging me not once but both times. I will never come here again. Please if you choose to come be aware. This is why I was never asked if I wanted a copy of my receipt. I truly hate writing reviews like these because of an interaction with a staff member. I'm sure the owner wouldn't agree with what happened to me. Pictures is my original and refunded receipt for proof of the second transaction. Again - I never got refunded for the first transaction of $15.50 like I was told.

Chilaquiles were bombbbbb and server was so nice! Glad we stopped by will def be backread more

Stumbled upon this newer bar on a night out in WeHo and was intrigued by the aesthetic and music…read more They were doing a free "shot" with each drink order that was more of a strong mixed drink but delicious nonetheless. They don't take orders from their cocktail menu at night so I got a whiskey sour which was good and reasonably priced. We sat at the tables outside and had a great time! It's a nice place to get a breath of air when you're looking for something less crowded or slightly more femme friendly in WeHo.

Jim is the nicest bartender- great guy awesome attitude. The music is fantastic…read more Beer was only 5$ , the best price in West Hollywood;) Really good vibes and fun to hang out

Good drinks. Cool little bar. Gay stickers on the walls and signed names. Bartender was nice. Wheel…read morespin for surprise drinks/shots

I've lived in West Hollywood for almost 11 years, but somehow this was my first time at this…read morerooftop bar! I really enjoyed my experience here. The host, Adam, was so welcoming and helpful throughout the evening, checking to make sure we were enjoying our food and drinks, even moving us to a different table since our original one was in a wind tunnel blowing up our dresses. I got two cocktails: 1) the special True Colors cocktail in celebration of Pride Month, with proceeds going to the LGBT Center! It had Tequila, Yuzu, Lychee, Passionfruit, topped with a Hibiscus Mezcal Float and a piece of Rainbow Sour Candy. It was refreshing, delicious, and absolutely gorgeous! 2) the Cosmopolitan: made with Grey Goose Vodka, Pierre Ferrand Dry Curaçao, and cranberry. It was pretty tasty, not exactly like a traditional Cosmo and had a bit of a bite to it, but good enough that I got two. My friend and I shared the guacamole which was a pretty decently sized portion and came with a big basket of chips. We also got the Weho Choco Tacos and they were delectable! It's a bit pricey with drinks ranging from $22-$26, but that's to be expected in Weho and especially on Sunset Boulevard. Just something to keep in mind. The crowd was also so nice! We made friends with the couple sitting next to us and watched the end of the NBA finals together on one of their phones. I also met some nice girls in the bathroom and we had a long conversation about the best clothes to pack for a trip to Europe. Everyone was there to have a good time and it showed!

I stayed at the Edition for a few days and took every opportunity to dine up here - this might just…read morebe my favorite roof in LA. The VIEWS!! Quesadilla by the pool was excellent, and the guac was yummy. Also had breakfast a few times (berries, eggs, toast all fantastic). Staff is super friendly too!

Love the vibes and atmosphere here. My husband and I like to go work in the lounge area and grab a…read morecoffee while we're there. It's nice being surrounded by like minded people, as so many go there to work or study. We like to take a break and enjoy lunch while we're there and the food does not disappoint. It's absolutely delicious and so well prepared. We tried the bone marrow burger and chicken skewers yesterday. 10/10 for both! The sauces are incredible even the waffle fries were fantastic. The service is great and our server was awesome. She knew when we needed something and would check in but not pushy or annoying. Definitely recommend grab a bite to eat here or just hanging out with friends.

food was great but crazy over priced. I spent almost $200 on two drink, bread, skirt steak, and…read moreBrussel sprouts. would have been worth it for a fine dining experience but kinda disappointing to spend that much to sit in a hotel lobby and practically have to beg the server to notice us. The pinot noir was incredible . The vibes were good.

Its a beautiful bar. The decor is giving rich new York. Gold accessories and black as yhe main…read morecolor. Chic. The service is wonderful. Our bar tender Joel? was so nice and chill. We came for lunch so we just got lattes and brekkie foods. A no frills matcha latte and hot chocolate hit the spot for us. Solid breakfast burrito but the sauce makes it!

PRIDE weekend is always a good time to be in WeHo. Jamie W and I flew down earlier this month and…read morewasted little time looking for the buzz-worthy bars to patronize. Funnily enough, The Infatuation, of all resources, ranked this spot as the top gay bar among the twenty currently in business in WeHo. It's conveniently located a couple of blocks from Hamburger Mary's where we had reservations for the drag show. I know what you're thinking. So predictable. Anyway, we had time for a round before the show. The big black door did not give us an indication of what was inside, but the 1970's art deco font of the bar name did. Inside it felt more like a Studio 54-era lounge with a big rectangular bar in the middle. However, the owners managed to avert tackiness and provide comfy plushness. The period artwork, gray banquettes, and massive amoeba-shaped chandeliers add to the sophisticated ambiance. This was definitely not the typical WeHo club west of La Cienega. There's no dance floor, so you won't hear clunky platform shoes on a rainbow florescent floor. However, you'll likely hear classic Donna Summer or Earth, Wind & Fire wafting through the space. With their black, open-collar shirts and untied sequin bow ties, the bartenders were cute and attentive. We were all set for the evening with the $15 Espresso Martinis with their house vodka (Photo 10). COCKTAILS - 4 stars...smooth martinis with the right kick AMBIANCE - 4.5 stars...1970's redux without the glitter SERVICE - 4 stars...friendly bartenders at the ready TOTAL - 4 stars...definitely one of the better gay bars in WeHo...just our speed RELATED - Exploring West Hollywood? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/JdAIzNkGmG

"The Abby": I haven't been in years, but I stopped by on a Friday night in early Jan while visiting…read moreLA for a work trip. Traveled about an hour from where I was staying in Huntington Beach... I believe there was a drag show that night, not 100% sure; either way, you know the vibes. It's still WeHo's beloved gayest gay bar today. $40.00 was spent on 2 drinks, which is reasonable if you need a drink to get the edge off. Both service and pricing are standard for Weho nightlife. There's a DJ, men dancing on stage, the whole nine. There is also outdoor seating, and parking is always a nightmare. This isn't a place you stumble upon; planning a visit is a must. ;)

Fun club in the West Hollywood area. I tried a variety of cocktails I don't know the names of, but…read moreeverything was relatively good and strong. Nothing standout though. I would've preferred drinks on the sweeter side. I visited around 11pm on a Saturday and it was free cover. The interior was full of ornate decor and different areas to hangout/dance in. They have dancers all around the club you can give dollar bills to. All the people there seemed generally nice. I also liked the music selection played there as they played a lot of pop hits from early 2000s to present day. A solid club for a night out in WeHo.