Best New Bars In Los Angeles (September 2016)
Summertime is all about new adventures and exploring new places. For those who are into the bar scene, there are a few new bars in Los Angeles that you should check out. Whether you like to flock to happy hour after work, enjoy some good food and a nice, refreshing drink at the same, or just like to listen to music, the following list of bars cater to everyone's desired tastes.
Beer Belly
532 S Western Ave.
Los Angeles, CA 90020
(213) 387-2337
www.beerbellyla.com
A cool and casual atmosphere, The Beer Belly has some of the best American craft beer, and the price is reasonably cheap! They provide lunch, dinner and drinks, so whether you're hungry or just want to get your drink on, there's an opportunity for either or both.The Beer Belly also takes reservations as well as walk-ins and they are perfect for groups.
Blue Cow Kitchen Bar
350 S. Grand Ave.
Los Angeles, CA 90071
(213) 621-2249
www.bluecowkitchen.com
Sometimes you just crave a great sandwich or hamburger. At the Blue Cow Kitchen Bar you can enjoy a sandwich and a beer or even a sandwich and some coffee, whatever your taste buds feel at the moment. Other than sandwiches, some of the favorites recommended by locals include: crispy fried green tomatoes, yellow rooster chicken wings, maple pork belly tacos, crispy glazed brussels sprouts, ahi poke, and pink eggs & ham. As you can see, the menu is very diverse and catering to wide range of taste buds. The most recommended cocktail is the Kentucky Tea, which consists of Rye Whiskey, and is said to be the "perfect summer cocktail cure to take on the rising, steamy L.A. heat."
Preux & Proper
840 S. Spring St.
Los Angeles, CA 90014
(213) 896-0090
www.preuxandproper.com
Who loves spicy? From spicy foods to spicy drinks, if you love everything spicy then you'll love Preux & Proper. This bar and restaurant setting is rooted in bold flavors of Creole and Cajun style cuisine. This one of the newest and hottest spots to get some good soul food in Los Angeles and to have a drink with it. Most soul good spots in the city usually don't serve alcohol. There is also an upstairs dining area to give you that upscale effect.
The Stocking Frame
911 S. Hill St.
Los Angeles, CA 90015
(213) 488-0373
thestockingframe.com
The Stocking Frame's food and drink options definitely will not overwhelm you since everything is seen on one to two pages of the menu. The atmosphere is very quaint and is good for a quick meet up with old friends or for happy hour or lunch with co-workers. One thing to keep in mind though, the menu typically changes which can be a downfall for those that fall and love and tend to stick to one or two items on the menu. For others who are more adventurous it may be a good thing to try out new food.
House of Macau
1600 Vine St.
Los Angeles, CA 90028
(323) 745-5038
houseofmacau.com
House of Macau is easily one of the best new spots in L.A.! Upon entering into House of Macau your gaze just draws in awe. This venue is very upscale and it is Black owned. House of Macau is the newest restaurant from entrepreneur and music mogul Manny Halley, and offers that Eastcoast meets Westcoast type of vibe. It is packed with two levels with the second level leading to an outdoor balcony with cabanas and clear fire pits. This spot is hands down one of the best, and is the perfect spot to host a birthday, business mixer, or even shoot a film that requires a bar and club scene.
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