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West Hollywood Nightclubs

LA Nightlife - Gay Bars Los Angeles - West Hollywood Nightclubs

From when stars and starlets of the 1920’s sought freedom to play on what would come to be known as the Sunset Strip, to the days of high glamour as West Hollywood was the stage for the rich and famous—this vibrant, exclusive City has always been the center of LA nightlife in greater Los Angeles. It’s no surprise WeHo’s population doubles on weekends when the sun goes down over the Hollywood Hills. Trendy lounges, rock, dance, and comedy clubs, late-night restaurants, West Hollywood nightclubs and other entertainment venues continue to make West Hollywood the ultimate destination for a quintessential LA nightlife, club-hopping experience. Take in the live music scene on Sunset Boulevard, the eclectic Los Angeles gay bars & lesbian nightclubs on Santa Monica Boulevard, or cozier cafes & bars on Melrose, Robertson, and Beverly Boulevards. Cheers!


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7969
7969 Santa Monica Boulevard
West Hollywood, CA  90046
Phone: 323.654.0280
www.club7969.com/
Gay/Straight Mix
7969 has weekly dance themes and hosts an array of shows. As you enter the dark corridor you're taken into a large open bar area overlooking an expansive dance floor and stage. The club attracts a mix of gay and straight.

Abbey
692 N Robertson Boulevard
West Hollywood, CA  90069
Phone: 310.855.9977
www.abbeyfoodandbar.com
Gay/Straight Mix
This popular place for gay and straight patrons, in the heart of West Hollywood, draws a mixed crowd of body- and budget- conscious patrons. The kitchen delivers inspired variations of such classics as chicken Dijon and grilled salmon, best enjoyed on the pretty pario dappled with terracotta statuettes and anchored by an outdoor bar. At night, its one of the Strips hottest bars.

Barneys Beanery
8447 Santa Monica Blvd.
West Hollywood, CA  90069
Phone: 323.654.2287
Fax: 323.654.5123
info@barneysbeanery.com
www.barneysbeanery.com/

Barneys Beanery is always open and allways crowded with a young show biz crowd, lots of actors and dancers. It started as a wooden shack and is now three or four connected shacks with many booths, a few pool tables and a high noise level.It has the biggest menu you will ever see: scores of hamburgers, dozens of sandwiches, tens of omlets, countless variations on basic chilli, and over 200 brands of beer from all over the world.

Boa Lounge at Grafton Hotel
8462 Sunset Boulevard
West Hollywood, CA  90069
Phone: 323.654.5918
www.boasteak.com
Body Shop
8250 Sunset Boulevard
West Hollywood, CA  90069
Phone: 323.656.1401

Legendary room on the Sunset Strip presenting exotic dancing since 1938.

Cat Club
8911 Sunset Boulevard
West Hollywood, CA  90069
Phone: 310.657.0888

Ex-Stray Cat Slim Jim Phantom oversees this Sunset Strip Bar with an upstairs lounge and an abundance of name drop-ins.

Comedy Store
8433 Sunset Boulevard
West Hollywood, CA  90069
Phone: 323.656.6225
www.thecomedystore.com/home.html

Alumni include Robin Williams and Roseanne at this showcase for established and rising stand-up comedians. Three rooms. Seven nights a week.

Crown Bar
7321 Santa Monica Blvd
West Hollywood, CA  90046
Phone: 323-882-6774

Formerly the Tempest Bar, this latest offering from the same team behind the still-hot Winston's (including actor Andy Fiscella, GQ editor Chris Huvane, Charlie Lew and Matt Lavin) is sure to impress even the most jaded scenester this spring (Crown Bar opened April 30 to a select crowd courtesy of the Alliance).  The bar is, well, regal with several banquettes lining the walls (next to padded walls with textured wallpaper), strategically-placed chandeliers everywhere, white marble-topped wood tables, studded ottomans, distressed mirrors and a large, octagon-shaped bar at the center of the new destination.  

East/West
8851 Santa Monica Boulevard
West Hollywood, CA  90069
Phone: 310.360.6186
eastwestlounge.com/
Gay Clientele
Welcome to EAST|WEST Lounge where the finest personalized service complements the premium in quality products. EAST|WEST infuses the sophistication and style of the East, with the comfortable relaxed nature of the West, and in doing so, exceeds the highest of premiere standards.

Eleven
8811 Santa Monica Blvd
West Hollywood, CA  90069
Phone: 310.855.0800
www.eleven.la
Gay/Straight Mix

Eleven, located at 8811 Santa Monica Blvd., directly across from East / West Lounge, breaks new ground for dining and entertainment in L.A. Managing partner and innovative entrepreneur Richard Grossi has brought together an extraordinary cast including General Manager Gary Gotcher, formerly of Patina. Grossi states, “From the moment you get out of your car, every detail at ELEVEN will delight and surprise.” The owners are committed to achieving unprecedented service standards, or as Grossi puts it, “Our guests will be treated like Hollywood royalty.”

The exterior is being restored to its original condition, right down to every vintage detail. Inside, the owners are creating a bold, dramatic environment for ELEVEN, while salvaging some original design elements. The building was originally "The First National Bank of Sherman", built in 1922.

Guests enter beneath the main stage, into an area dominated by a dramatic island bar in the center of the room, faced with a beautiful glass mosaic. A powerful and sophisticated sound system further enhances this unique experience. A stunning water feature—in which flames are magically encapsulated in spheres of water—is being created by WET Design, the company responsible for the fountains at Las Vegas’ Bellagio Hotel. An expansive patio, buffered from bustling Santa Monica Boulevard by a 40-inch-high planter wall, will accommodate lunching designers, artists and entertainment industry executives, but is converted into lounge seating as ELEVEN begins its nightly transition—at 11:00 p.m., of course—into one of L.A.’s hottest night scenes. Even ELEVEN’s co-ed restroom is a work of art, filled with incredible mosaics, high-tech lighting and cutting-edge fixtures.

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