Silver Lake, Los Angeles · bar
Dark-wood walls, tufted banquettes, and high ceilings give this Sunset Junction tavern the sleek, speakeasy‑meets‑gastropub vibe it’s known for. Tables spill into a roomy patio that’s prime people-watching territory pre-show or post‑gig. Most importantly, it’s quietly reverent: the city’s first LGBTQ protest erupted here in 1967, two years before Stonewall, and stories of that night live on framed above the bar.
6oz patty, raclette, melted onions, pickles, brioche.
House-carbonated and bottled negroni, kept fresh with CO2. Ready to pour.
Medjool dates wrapped in crispy bacon — sweet, smoky, and salty in one bite
Mezcal, chartreuse, citrus. Smoky and herbaceous.
Basque-style burnt cheesecake. Caramelized exterior, creamy center.
Open-face tuna melt with sharp cheddar on sourdough.
Happy hour runs Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM.