Low-key Miracle Mile joint for neighborhood crowd and "slumming it" hipsters.
(213) 863-4524
757 S La Brea Ave
(Wilshire Boulevard)
Los Angeles,
CA
90036
34.0613
-118.3445
Neighborhoods: Central LA, Miracle Mile
What People Are Saying About Little Bar
The Owner
Little Bar
Owner
Show up at Little Bar and be greeted with a Smile! Little Bar is housed in a ?30s building on La Brea that?s rumored to be a former Japanese speakeasy, the wooden booths and East Coast collegiate decor are casual and cool. The jukebox rocks with everything from Marvin Gaye to Journey to De La Soul. The wine, draught beer (Pabst Blue Ribbon on tap, anyone?), and specialty soju cocktails flow freely. There is no kitchen but you can BYOF (bring your own food) or order from the nearby restaurants that deliver. It's no problem, we even have the menus for you. Events and Happenings: - No Entry…
The Editor
Contributor
Citysearch
In Short – Red bricks peering through wood-paneled walls lend this no-fuss bar a feeling of history, while red pillows strewn across wooden booths allow patrons enough comfort to settle in for the night. The mostly mid-20s corporate crowd eschews typical pretentious industry vibes and velvet rope drama for a more Reagle Beagle-like casualness. Serving wine and beer--and mostly beer at that--expect to see everyone swigging Guinness, Newcastle or Pabst Blue Ribbon.
A great local bar to hang out at
by Marcus B at Citysearch
What a cool little joint!
Little Bar isn't that little, not huge, but certainly a good size to deliver a satisfying experience and is a nice warm place to get together with a group of friends and while away a few hours getting sozzled.
There are a bunch of booths, including a great one tucked just to the right of the entrance that can seat 8 - 10 peeps, is close to the bar and allows you to people watch (which I am partial to doing now and then)
The barmaid was friendly and cute, and they have darts, which I suck at, but who cares? They also have Karaoke on a Monday, and have a jukebox that has a good selection of tunes.
The great thing about this bar? Not a douchebag in sight! Which was VERY nice.
- Pros: Cool vibe, good beer!
- Cons: Parking can be iffy
Little Bar - Meh
by likesgood2eatfood at Citysearch
I think the bar has sort of seen its hayday. I went there tonight and there was no one in there. Kind of a boring scene. It's fine for a mellow beer after work, but with no hard liquor, it really can't be anything more than that.
- Pros: Mellow
- Cons: No hard liquor. Kind of over.
Nice place
by bb120 at Citysearch
Good place for a couple beers but no liquor is a negative. All in all a very enjoyable place though!
The Details on Little Bar
What to Drink:
The bar doesn't have a license to serve liquor, but you can opt for a Vodka substitute with a Soju-infused cocktail such as Staten Island Iced Tea.
Where to Sit:
The front, corner booth boasts an unofficial VIP vibe. Patrons who snag it can survey the entire room.
Look Good:
Need to place a discreet cell phone call? Take advantage of the converted pay phone booth inside the bar.
Category:
Bars & Clubs, Bars & Pubs, Neighborhood Bars, Singles Bars
Payment Methods:
Visa, MasterCard
Bar & Club Special Features:
Minimum Age:
21
Message from Little Bar
- No Attitude/No Ego
- No Lines
- No Cover
Show up at Little Bar and be greeted with a Smile! Little Bar is housed in a ?30s building on La Brea that?s rumored to be a former Japanese speakeasy, the wooden booths and East Coast collegiate decor are casual and cool. The jukebox rocks with everything from Marvin Gaye to Journey to De La Soul. The wine, draught beer (Pabst Blue Ribbon on tap, anyone?), and specialty soju cocktails flow freely. There is no kitchen but you can BYOF (bring your own food) or order from the nearby restaurants that deliver. It's no problem, we even have the menus for you.
Events and Happenings:
- No Entry Fee
- Daily Drink Specials
- Sunday Dart Tournament
- Saturday Pub Trivia 7:30pm








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