Roosterfish, a neighborhood bar on Abbott Kinney Street, is the place to be in Venice Beach!

Gritty artsy scene where anything and anyone goes. Anything, everything and everyone is Invited. No Top 40 music. Closest thing to New York City night clubs in the 1980’s such as Danceteria, Private Eyes, or Save… Read more

This place rocks. It’s mainly locals but they get a few stragglers and tourists since it’s on a main drag in downtown Venice. They have great bartenders and a really fun atmosphere. They like to support the… Read more

A.P.O. is the name of the “night” and the name of the restaurant/lounge where it takes place is Rockwell.

Brought to you by powerhouse lesbian promoters “Fuse Events” (the same ladies that… Read more

The Roosterfish has the feel of an old school closet bar.

The place has been around since 1980, when Venice was known as the “Slum by the Sea.” Now, the Roosterfish sits in the middle of posh Abbot… Read more

The Betty used to be some illusive rumor of a club at the Mandrake in Culver City. After a little while genius promoter Dani Frank moved the venture to Fubar and the fun hasn’t stopped since. Some weeks are a little… Read more

This club on the corner of San Vincente and Santa Monica is a loud and crowded club on week-ends. Theme nights like Latin and Asian nights are often packed. The club attracts a young crowd.

O Bar
8279 Santa Monica Blvd, W. Hollywood, CA 90046; (323) 822-3300. www.obarla.com

Located in the heart of West Hollywood’s Boy’s Town, O Bar is an oasis of Zen calm in the middle of busy,… Read more

This Gay Owned and Operated club is in the heart of West Hollywood. Theme nights are most nights of the week, for both boys and girls. The hot bartenders and drink specials keep me coming back for more. I always meet… Read more

O-Bar Restaurant and Bar is a gay and lesbian hangout, for people with a refined taste and elegance. This club restaurant has beautiful interiors, great food and the best environment to meet your next husband or wife.