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CLUBS, LOUNGES & LIVE MUSIC LOCATIONS & VENUES

ABODE RESTAURANT & LOUNGE
1541 Ocean Ave.
Santa Monica, CA 90401
Overview:
This restaurant and lounge offers Contemporary American Cuisine in a hip setting on Ocean
Avenue of Santa Monica. The restaurant is inspired by 1960s design and features an intimate
lounge with private booths and tall-back leather chairs. The restaurant can accommodate parties
from 25 to entire buy-outs. The location also features a private event room and outdoor patio.

BAR LUBITSCH
7702 Santa Monica Blvd.
West Hollywood, CA 90046
Overview:
Bar Lubitsch is a bar and dance club that celebrates Russian excess and indulgence. From its
red walls and intricate chandeliers to its communist era uniforms, this place bleeds Russian
decadence. They feature a vodka list of over 200 and DJs are a regular.

BAR MARMONT
8171 W. SUNSET Blvd.
West Hollywood, CA 90046
Overview:
Like its neighbor, Chateau Marmont, this bar has attracted some of Hollywood’s hottest
celebrities. It features exquisite décor that borders on quirky, from the red lights over the bar to
the monarch butterflies on the ceiling. There is always a DJ spinning fun, funky music. The place
also features an adjoining restaurant that provides American classics and upscale dining.

BAR NINETEEN12
9461 Sunset Blvd.
Beverly Hills, CA
Overview:
Bar Nineteen12 is set in what once was a traditional tea room in the Pink Palace. The bar is an
indoor/outdoor experience with its onyx and mahogany bar, luxury lounge, and Southern-style
veranda. The lounge features tall-backed leather chairs and colorful sofas. The veranda provides
public and private seating and has views of the hotel’s manicured grounds and pool.

BEACH
421 West B St.
San Diego, CA
Overview:
The Beach bar is located on the third floor of the W hotel in San Diego. As its name suggests,
this bar features cabanas, heated sand, a fire pit, and lush tropical plants. The Beach can
accommodate large groups and cabanas can be reserved. The location also offers great views
of the San Diego downtown skyline.

BLACKSTEEL
6683 Hollywood Blvd.
Hollywood, CA 90028
Overview:
This 3,000 sq. ft. space features a Vodka Aquarium bar, a sushi bar and a chef’s table in its
kitchen. The name Blacksteel comes from the 6,000-pound black steel range that celebrity chef J
uses in his kitchen. The entire restaurant holds 60 for seated events, 100 for receptions and the
bar holds up to 75.

BLOWFISH SUSHI TO DIE FOR
9229 Sunset Blvd.
West Hollywood, CA 90069
Overview:
Blowfish Sushi is an eclectic sushi bar and restaurant. Innovation runs through the entire space
from the architecture and design to the food. It features modern Tokyo designs with Japanese
Anime projected from its video screens and upbeat music to add to the ambiance. It emphasizes
an Asian fusion menu that serves both modern and traditional sushi in a clean and healthy way.
The liquor lounge features premium imported sakes and an original line of sake cocktails.

BLUE VELVET
750 Garland Ave.
Los Angeles, CA 90017
Overview:
Blue Velvet offers modern American Cuisine in a sleek, contemporary setting. It features banquet
and private rooms, lounge areas, a chef’s table, a fireplace and a full bar. The focal point of the
space is the 17-foot sunken granite communal table accented by textiles and views of the L.A.
skyline.

BOB’S FROLIC ROOM
6245 Hollywood Blvd.
Hollywood, CA 90028
Overview:
Located next to the Pantages Theater, this bar features Art Deco décor and a Mural of Classic
Hollywood stars. Bob’s Frolic Room was featured in the film, L.A. Confidential and is well known
for its cheap drinks and jukebox music.

BROADWAY BAR
830 South Broadway
Los Angeles, CA 90014
Overview:
This 40s inspired bar was created by Cedd Moses and company, who is responsible for several
other venues in the area. Located next to the Orpheum Theater, this venue has a 50-foot circular
bar, a patio and a mezzanine. The entire bar accommodates 300.

CALABASAS COUNTRY CLUB
4515 Park Entrada
Calabasas, CA 91302
Overview:
The Calabasas Country Club features a dining room, a cocktail lounge and patios. The club
looks over the fairways and holds 300 for receptions.

CATAL RESTAURANT & UBA BAR
1580 Disneyland Drive
Anaheim, CA 92805
Overview:
This Downtown Disney Mediterranean restaurant features wall height windows and views of the
park. The entire restaurant holds 330 for seated events and 500 for receptions. The bar holds 140
for seated events and 200 for receptions.

CELADON
7910 West Third St.
Los Angeles, CA 90048
Overview:
This tropical Asian restaurant features Chinese décor with fountains, moody lighting, and
chinoiserie silks. The lounge features a fireplace and a full bar with backlit mahogany. The dining
room is lined with comfortable banquettes, two wooden chef’s tables and is lit primarily by
candles. The entire dining room can hold 40 for private events.

CHAPTER 8 STEAKHOUSE & LOUNGE
29020 Agoura Road
Agoura Hills, CA 91301
Overview:
This restaurant and lounge is reminiscent of the over-the-top glamour of Vegas. It features red
leather booths, crystal chandeliers, metallic beaded curtains and polished black walls and
counters. The private circular dining room holds 18 while the entire restaurant and adjacent
nightclub are available for full buyouts.

CHLOE
1449 2nd St.
Santa Monica, CA 90401
Overview:
This chic after-dark destination absolutely exudes old-fashioned European style. Décor features
antique mirrors, French chandeliers, burgundy couches and animal prints. Classic rock is the
soundtrack of choice.

CINESPACE
6356 Hollywood Blvd.
Hollywood, CA 90028
Overview:
As its name alludes, this 8,500 sq. ft. space features a restaurant, a bar and three screening
rooms. Each room in the screening lounge is fully equipped with surround sound systems, 30-
foot theater screens, digital projection, and LCD monitors. There is also a main room with
booths, a bar and a dance floor. The entire space holds 500.

CITIZEN SMITH
1600 North Cahuenga Blvd.
Hollywood, CA 90028
Overview:
This 6,000 sq. ft. space was designed by L.A. designer, Thomas Schoos. The space features
high ceilings, tree trunks for tables and moody lighting. There is also a lounge and a patio with
couches. The bar, lounge and patio each hold 200 for receptions.

CITRON AT THE VICEROY
415 South Belardo Road
Palm Springs, CA 92262
Overview:
This custom designed restaurant and bar is a modern Palm Springs style building. Décor
features bright yellow walls contrasted by white marbled floors and furnishings and custom-
designed mirrors. The entire restaurant holds 80 people.

CORONA YACHT CLUB
46-600 Tyler St.
Coachella, CA 92236
Overview:
The main building of the Corona Yacht Club is a Mexican-style bar and entertainment spot with a
1,200 sq. ft. dock. The entire area holds 350 for receptions.

CRESCENT HOTEL BEVERLY HILLS
403 North Crescent Drive
Beverly Hills, CA 90210
Overview:
The 35-room boutique Crescent Hotel is located near Rodeo Drive. The on-site restaurant, Boe,
the lobby lounge, and the patio are interconnected and hold a total of 85. There is also a private
dining room for 12 guests. There is an indoor-outdoor fireplace shared between the patio and
lounge.

E3RD STEAKHOUSE & LOUNGE
734 East 3rd St.
Los Angeles, CA 90013
Overview:
Located just one block from its cousin restaurant, Zip Fusion, the E3rd Steakhouse & Lounge
offers an Asian-fusion menu. The bar and lounge area has black banquettes and large booths
and is decorated with neon lights and flat screen TVs. Late at night, tables are cleared out and
music is turned up for dancing.

EAST/WEST LOUNGE
8851 Santa Monica Blvd
West Hollywood, CA 90069-4534
Overview:
Voted Citysearch’s best Gay and Lesbian bar in Los Angeles, this lounge attracts a very vogue
and affluent crowd. The bar serves a variety of martinis and specialty drinks while a nightly DJ
provides music. The space features bamboo flooring, an expansive bar, leather loungers and
plasma TVs. The upstairs features a V.I.P. members-only area for private parties.

EDISON
108 West Second St.
Los Angeles, CA 90012
Overview:
The Edison was once downtown L.A.’s first private power plant. Its design features a
combination of Art Deco and Industrial architecture. The lounge features mechanical artifacts
preserved from the power plant as well as a retro juke box. It offers a small, upscale menu of
food and hand crafted drinks and cocktails.

ELEVEN
8811 Santa Monica Blvd.
West Hollywood, CA 90069
Overview:
This building was originally a bank, then later a sound studio. The building was stripped to its
original shell of brick and wood beams. It features an upstairs loft dining room with a fireplace
that overlooks its downstairs bar. The upstairs lounge is adjacent to the dining room and shares
the fireplace. DJs spin on the small stage across from the dining area and an aerialist performs
between diners

GEISHA HOUSE
6633 Hollywood Blvd.
Hollywood, CA 90028
Overview:
This celebrity-owned Hollywood sushi spot features a mezzanine dining area, a roof patio, a
sushi lounge and an anime-inspired bar. Décor includes red walls and furnishings and silk
Japanese-printed panels. The entire restaurant and roof is available for buy-outs.

GOTHAM HALL
1431 Third St. Promenade
Santa Monica, CA
Overview:
Gotham Hall is a mainly a restaurant and bar but it also offers live music, dancing, billiards and
pool tables. The atmosphere is loud, fun, and relaxed. The full bar offers an extensive wine list
from all regions and price ranges.

JONES
7205 Santa Monica Blvd.
West Hollywood, CA 90046
Overview:
This social hangout is located near the Warner Brothers Studio Hollywood lot. The dining room
features moody lighting, raised red-vinyl booths and an elevated bar area with long banquettes.
It also features a second bar area with seating and large lit plate-glass windows.

KNITTING FACTORY HOLLYWOOD
7021 Hollywood Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90028
Overview:
The Knitting Factory in Hollywood is a 19,000 sq. ft. venue with a high-tech sound system and
flat screen TVs all around. The front bar and dance floor holds 300, the main stage area and
mezzanine holds 525 and the Alterknit Lounge holds 100 for receptions. It its entirety the venue
holds 1,000.

LA BOHEME
8400 Santa Monica Blvd.
West Hollywood, CA
Overview:
This restaurant is inspired by is operatic name and the décor proves just that. It features floor to
ceiling windows, crystal chandeliers, an oversized fireplace, and mezzanine seating. The main
dining room, which holds 150, is swathed in velvet curtains. The lounge, which holds 40, is
decorated with animal-print pillows and velvet chairs.

MINX
300 Harvey Drive
Glendale, CA 91206
Overview:
Minx restaurant and lounge is located in the foothills of Glendale. It offers a menu of globally
inspired dishes from renowned chef Joseph Antonishek. The space features the main dining
room, a plush 4,000 sq. ft. lounge, private V.I.P. cabanas and a wraparound patio with views of
the city and mountains. The dining room holds 150, the lounge and patio, 400 and the entire
space, 800.

MONDRIAN
8440 Sunset Blvd.
West Hollywood, CA 90069
Overview:
In 1996, famed designer Philippe Starck transformed a run-down apartment building into what is
now the Mondrian Hotel. The Seabar is a 1,700 sq. ft. lounge that holds 125. The Skybar, which
holds 550, is a club with a connecting pool area. The on-site restaurant, Asia de Cuba holds 425
for receptions and 300 for seated events.

MONSOON
1212 3rd St. Promenade
Santa Monica, CA 90401
Overview:
Monsoon is a 3rd Street Promenade hotspot featuring tropical décor, live music and a sushi bar.
The two-story dining room and bar is decorated with bamboo, rattan furniture and accented with
Bali masks. Private areas are available for parties or the entire restaurant for full buy-outs.

ONE SUNSET
8730 Sunset Blvd.
West Hollywood, CA 90069
Overview:
One Sunset is a combination of upscale dining and a sensual lounge scene. It offers a menu of
New American small plates, dessert samplings and specialty drinks. It features a lounge and bar
area enhanced by a nightly DJ music.

ONYX
852 Fifth Ave.
San Diego, CA 92101
Overview:
The Onyx is an underground club a in a former 1920’s speakeasy. Its décor is reminiscent of its
past life with low hung ceilings, dim lighting and red chairs. There is a back room that has hosted
live jazz bands and has even become a dance club with a DJ. The entire space holds 300.

OPERA & CRIMSON
1650 Schrader Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90028
Overview:
Opera & Crimson has come a long way from its barn-like days of Vinyl and club 1650. With the
influence of developer David Judaken, this place is now an upscale, velvet-roped hotspot. With
nightly DJs spinning dance tracks, the dance floor is always occupied. The full service catering
kitchen is available for private events, as is the entire club.

PARC
6683 Hollywood Blvd.
Hollywood, CA 90028
Overview:
This boutique restaurant offers French-Asian small plates including clay hot-pots and Kobe beef
burgers. The décor of the dining room and bar is an organic blend of sophistication and whimsy.
The space also features a glass-enclosed wine cellar. At late night ottomans come out and the
dining room becomes a relaxing lounge.

PIG’N WHISTLE
6714 Hollywood Blvd.
Hollywood, CA 90028
Overview:
The Pig’n Whistle is a Hollywood landmark that hosted the first Oscar after-party and Judy
Garland’s 15th birthday. Its vaulted ceiling, dark woodwork and comfy booths lend a feeling of
Old Hollywood. The venue offers live entertainment from Wednesday through Saturday and DJ’s
almost every night. The main room and bar holds 150 and the back room holds 50.

RED PEARL KITCHEN
6703 Melrose Ave.
Los Angeles, CA 90038
Overview:
This Red Pearl Kitchen is one of three in Southern California. It is a pan-Asian themed restaurant
featuring a main dining room, a bar, lounge and patio.

REPUBLIC
650 North La Cienega Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90069
Overview:
Republic now occupies what was formerly Bliss restaurant. The space features several focal
points including a 20-foot display of wine in the dining room. The bar is decorated with leather
sofas and glass beaded wall surfaces, while the patio features cabanas and creative lighting. In
its entirety, the space holds 200 for seated events and 330 for receptions.

ROKBAR
1710 North Las Palmas Ave.
Hollywood, CA 90028
Overview:
Rokbar is a type of anti-club owned and financed by rockers Tommy Lee, Dave Navarro and
Paul Oakenfold. Like its owners it is a crossbreed between a swanky Hollywood lounge and an
alternative punk club. There is plenty of neon pink lighting and red leather to go around.

ROYALE
2619 Wilshire Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90057
Overview:
Located inside the historic Wilshire Royale Hotel, this high-end restaurant and bar offers a
creative blend of tastes and themes. The cocktail lounge features a 35-seat circular booth, a
black slate bar and a patio. The dining room features tall columns against white Italian marble
and French oak with carved details.

SATRA LOUNGE
1870 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa, CA 92627
Overview:
This sensual lounge has been played host for groups like FHM and Playboy. With its
aphrodisiac-inspired menu and sumptuous décor, it’s easy to see why. The lounge features a
private room for 30 guests, several private dining rooms and a patio that holds 75. The entire
space can be bought out for events.

S BAR
6304 Hollywood Blvd.
Hollywood, CA 90028
Overview:
S Bar features eclectic décor with its assortment of colored textiles, sofas, and chairs. This
venue packs in similar crowds to that of its sister locals, Hyde and Area. Like its décor, it offers
a unique range of music choices and creative specialty drinks.

SEVEN
7929 Santa Monica Blvd.
West Hollywood, CA 90046
Overview:
What was once the bar I-Candy, Seven is now a 60s-inspired bar and lounge. The main bar area
features a DJ booth surrounded in glass overlooking two sunken tables. Much of the interior
décor is made up of natural woods and stones accented by candlelight. The front patio, often
used for smoking, looks over Santa Monica Boulevard.

SIDE BAR
536 Market St.
San Diego, CA 92101
Overview:
Side Bar is located in a well preserved 19th century building in San Diego’s Gaslamp Quarter.
However, don’t be deceived by the historic exterior. With its modern Noguchi furniture and video
art, this hotspot is as contemporary as they come. Large booths and sidewalk patio seating is
available for groups while the entire venue holds 165. A nightly DJ spins retro 80s hits, hip-hop,
underground and house.

SKINNY’S LOUNGE
4923 Lankershim Blvd.
North Hollywood, CA 91601
Overview:
Skinny’s lounge is located on Lankershim Blvd, more known for its auto dealerships than late-
night hangout spots. However, the sophisticated façade of this lounge helps it stand out of the
crowd. The bar area features charcoal leather chairs, rust orange walls and a long wooden bar. A
jukebox and a DJ provide music on the dance floor.

SOCIAL HOLLYWOOD
6525 Sunset Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90028
Overview:
Social Hollywood first debuted in the 1920s as one of Hollywood original hotspots. The
landmark was recently renovated with a new restaurant, a bar area, and a lounge. The 20,000 sq.
ft. venue also offers a screening room, a game room and an exclusive second floor level with a
private bar alcove and three reception sites.

TENTATION ULTRA LOUNGE
4647 MacArthur Blvd.
Newport Beach, CA 92660
Overview:
This Newport Beach lounge is one of many locations opened by the Ten Restaurant Group. It
features many beach themed focal points including a 48-foot waterfall, fire pits, and a patio with
gazebos. There are five private areas that can be rented for events.

THE ABBEY, WEST HOLLYWOOD
692 Robertson Blvd.
West Hollywood, CA 90069
Overview:
In 1991, this location began as a 1,100 sq. ft. coffeehouse. After several expansions and
renovations it is now one of the hottest gay bars in Hollywood. The venue is now a 15,000 sq. ft.
club with indoor and outdoor dining and lounge areas. The entire club holds 1,193 with smaller
rooms holding up to 193.

THIN
852 Fifth Ave.
San Diego, CA 92101
Overview:
Thin shares building space as well as owners with the club Onyx. The ultramodern bar features
drop-down tables, futuristic banquettes, microscopic slide art and Braille wall art. There is a
private room for 50 and the entire club holds 240.

TRAXX
800 North Alameda St.
Los Angeles, CA 90012
Overview:
Traxx is located in downtown L.A.’s historic Union Station. It offers modern American cuisine in
its restaurant and caters throughout the station. Traxx’s bar area holds 30 for seated events and
85 for receptions. The charming patio with surrounding avocado and tangerine trees holds 300
for seated events and 600 for receptions. Also available is the Fred Harvey Room and the
concourse.

TRIFECTA
200 South Hill St.
Los Angeles, CA 90012
Overview:
This high-end sports bar and entertainment facility is located in the Downtown L.A. area. It offers
comfort food, sports bar cuisine, seafood and steaks. It features high ceilings, 17 plasma
screen TVs and an 8’ by 25’, high-def multi-projection video wall system. It is available for lunch,
happy hour, dinner and late night lounging.

VERMONT
1714 North Vermont
Los Angeles, CA 90027
Overview:
The Vermont is a popular Eastside haunt providing American bistro fare to the late-night set. Its
contemporary dining room features a large view window, vaulted ceilings, tall columns and a
popular bar. There is a private dining room for events. The entire restaurant is available for full
buy-outs.

VILLA SORRISO
168 W. Colorado Blvd.
Pasadena, CA 91105
Overview:
Villa Sorriso serves up Mediterranean food and features one of Pasadena’s first outdoor martini
lounges. Its two private dining rooms hold 60 and 90 people. There is a lounge on the second
floor with a private bar for 50. The garden patio has fountain features and holds 100.

W SAN DIEGO
421 West B St.
San Diego, CA 92101
Overview:
This 259-room boutique hotel is sophisticatedly designed with modern décor. Event space
includes a 1,705 sq. ft. great room that can be divided into 5 separate spaces. The on-site
restaurant, Rice, the two lounges, and the pool area with cabanas and a fire pit, are available for
private events.

WINSTON’S
7746 Santa Monica Blvd
West Hollywood, CA 90046-6220
Overview:
This modern speakeasy, owned by Dime owner Andy Fiscella and GQ editor Chris Huyane, can
be difficult to find due to its lack of signage. The masculine black banquettes, vintage crystal
chandeliers and elaborate oil paintings are reminiscent of the prohibition-era haunts. House DJs
spin vintage 80s and 90s music through the night.

XBAR
2025 Ave. of the Stars
Los Angeles, CA 90067
Overview:
XBar is a culmination of various public and private, indoor and outdoor spaces. The bar area
features a 15-seat bar, white leather booths and a private room for 17. The entire bar area can
accommodate 175. The patio features a 10-foot screening wall, fire pits, and canopied day beds
and accommodates 210. The plush lounge is also available for private events.

NIGHTCLUBS

213 VENTURES
515 West 7th St., Ste 300
Los Angeles, CA 90014
Overview:
Set in Los Angeles’ Historic Core, these three downtown bars were once run-down architectural
gems. The Broadway Bar is a 40’s inspired, multilevel lounge. The Golden Gopher is a relaxed
luxe lounge featuring vintage video games and music playing from a jukebox. And finally, Seven
Grand is a premium whiskey pub set in the historic Brock & Co. Jewelers building. They
accommodate groups of 60 to 275.

4TH & B
345 B St.
San Diego, CA 92101
Overview:
4th & B is a 21,000 sq. ft. live music venue and nightclub. It offers a variety of musical styles
including rock, metal, blues, jazz, country, alternative and punk. In addition to the main club
space, 4th & B offers a courtyard that holds 1,500 and a patio that can be tented.

86
6533 Hollywood Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90028
Overview:
86’s rich history and distinct personality helps distinguish it from the numerous clubs in the
Hollywood scene. Its 1920s Art Deco décor gives a feel of the original speakeasy that it once
was. Diners can enjoy live jazz music and burlesque performers on their cozy stage. They often
have A-list DJs and promoters taking over after 10:30.

AREA
643 North La Cienega Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90069
Overview:
Area was transformed into a mid-century Modern club by Sam Nazarian’s group, SBE
Entertainment. What was formerly the club Prey, this club offers two bars and a patio and can
hold up to 650 guests.

AVALON HOLLYWOOD
1735 Vine St.
Hollywood, CA 90028
Overview:
In 2003, the historic Hollywood Palace was transformed into the premiere nightclub north of
Hollywood and Vine. Much of the historic buildings bones were preserved in construction. The
double doors of the entrance were refurbished along with the Spanish Revival architecture of the
façade. Avalon features a large main dance floor with two opposing bars and a V.I.P. lounge
with intimate dance area titled the Spider Club.

BANK HEIST
5303 Lankershim Blvd.
North Hollywood, CA 91601
Overview:
This bar and restaurant is located in North Hollywood’s Arts District in an 81-year-old former bank
building. The all-day bistro, Bank, is on the first floor while the bar and lounge, Heist, takes up
two floors. Heist hosts local indie bands, comedians, DJs and live burlesque, depending on the
night.

BASQUE
1707 North Vine St.
Hollywood, CA 90028
Overview:
Basque is a spacious nightclub decorated with risqué red walls, crushed wall paper and crystal
chandeliers. Corseted waitresses and burlesque dancers appear and disappear when the lights
come on in the two-way mirrored rooms above the bar and dance floor. The DJs spin a mix of
hip-hop and rock for the two dance floor and the outdoor patio. Entire buyouts are available.

BEAUTY BAR, LOS ANGELES
1638 North Cahuenga Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90028
Overview:
This retro salon-themed bar opened on the Cahuenga Corridor in 2002. Much of the props and
décor was taken from a failed 1960s salon in Bakersfield. The bar offers manicures and henna
tattoos along with enjoyable music, occasionally spun by celebrity DJs. The bar can
accommodate 200 for private events.

BEAUTY BAR, SAN DIEGO
4746 El Cajon Blvd.
San Diego, CA
Overview:
This Beauty Bar opened in 2005 and is the fifth of its chain. The location is a former Hell’s
Angels haunt. Like all other Beauty Bars, the retro furniture and fixtures came from out of
business salons around the country. The back bar came from New Jersey and the vintage dryer
chairs, from a salon in Texas. The venue features a 1,000 sq. ft. patio with a small stage and
holds a total of 200 people.

BOULEVARD3
6523 Sunset Blvd.
Hollywood, CA 90028
Overview:
BOULEVARD3 is a stylish “counter club” from the owner and creator of the famous Skybar. The
club is at once glamorous and exclusive while being friendly and inviting. Sharing a wall with the
popular Social Hollywood, this club offers a spacious front courtyard with white Starck cabanas
and two reflective pools with a fire pit hovering above the water. The interior features a dance
floor and balcony suites each with their own mini-bar, plasma TB, Xbox 360 and wireless PC
tablet.

CABANA CLUB
1439 N. Ivar Ave.
Hollywood, CA 90028
Overview:
This spacious club features several pools, foot bridges, tented cabanas and an outdoor patio
for events. The Mediterranean-themed V.I.P. tent features a dance club and stage. The club can
hold up to 1,000 and has hosted numerous events for the entertainment industry.

CLUB COUCHEZ
214 State St.
Santa Barbara, CA
Overview:
Couchez, French for “to go to bed”, is a modern European themed club in Santa Barbara. It
features six beds for lounging, two dance floors, two bars, a lounge and a patio.

CLUB MAYAN
1040 South Hill St.
Los Angeles, CA 90015
Overview:
Many of L.A.’s historical theaters went out business by the 1970s and the Mayan Theater was no
exception. The 1927 architectural gem became a club and event venue in 1990. Mayan is an
eclectic venue with bar and musical themes from Spanish rock to disco. They host everything
from salsa dancing to wrestling. The entire space holds up top 1,000.

CLUB VEGAS
1901 Newport Blvd., Suite 11
Costa Mesa, CA
Overview:
This spacious joint looks like it's been taken straight from the Strip, hence the name Club Vegas.
It features spaces like the Stardust Lounge and the Coconut Grove. These are just two of the
many different areas the club has available for events. On weekends, two DJs spin an array of
hip-hop and international beats. The entire club holds up to 1,000.

ELEMENT HOLLYWWOD
1642 Las Palmas Ave.
Los Angeles, CA 90028
Overview:
Element is an industrial-style club with exposed brick walls, high ceilings and low red couches. It
features two stainless steel bars, two outdoor patios with booth seating and a private area for
200. Element has hosted numerous Hollywood parties for the likes of Us Weekly and CAA.

FOXTAIL
9077 Santa Monica Blvd.
West Hollywood, CA
Overview:
Foxtail is one of the latest SBE developments in Hollywood. Unlike Area and Hyde (SBE’s other
popular locations), Foxtail is more a restaurant and supper club. Décor features a color scheme
of green, copper, pink, silver and brass. Foxtail also features a dancing area and an outdoor
smoking patio.

GARDEN OF EDEN
7080 Hollywood Blvd., Suite 307
Hollywood, CA 90028
Overview:
Garden of Eden is a 9,000 sq. ft. restaurant and nightclub owned by David Judaken. The
Moroccan-inspired space features exotic colors and textiles and art and artifacts from
Marrakesh. There are multiple bars, a fireplace lounge, mezzanine lounges, a private area and a
patio. The entire space holds 550 guests.

GOA
1615 North Cahuenga Blvd.
Hollywood, CA 90028
Overview:
This bohemian themed nightclub was created by restaurateurs and nightlife impresarios Michael
Sutton and Adolfo Suaya. The club was designed by Kristopher Keith and is suggestive of
India’s Goa Beach. The kitchen serves up a small menu of sushi and other Japanese cuisine.
Celebrities are often seen lounging and dancing in this popular Hollywood hangout.

HEAVEN NIGHTCLUB
611 South Palm Drive
Palm Springs, CA 92264
Overview:
Heaven Nightclub is one of the premiere gay and lesbian clubs in Palm Springs. The 7,000 sq. ft.
venue includes a huge dance floor, a main bar, a small back bar and a large courtyard. The entire
venue holds 800 for events.

HERE LOUNGE
696 N Robertson Blvd
West Hollywood, CA 90069
Overview:
The Here Lounge has become a popular spot for pre-clubbing entertainment. Located near the
Abbey and Rage clubs, this spot has become a happening destination for the gorgeous gay
crowd. The space features rich orange walls, exposed brick columns and poured concrete
flooring. In addition to the large open lounge, the space also offers a sprawling patio.

HIGHLANDS NIGHTCLUB & RESTAURANT
6801 Hollywood Blvd., Suite 433
Hollywood, CA 90028
Overview:
This venue offers indoor and outdoor dining areas with food prepared by Wolfgang Puck
Catering. The space features a 2,300 sq. ft. dance floor, a full stage, posh lounges and a high
tech visual audio system.

HYDE LOUNGE
8029 West Sunset Blvd.
West Hollywood, CA 90046
Overview:
Hyde Lounge is a hole-in-the-wall type Hollywood club created by powerhouses Brent Bolthouse
and Sam Nazarian. The club is a single room lined with banquettes, faux crocodile ottomans and
gold lighting. The vaulted copper ceiling and earth tones lend a sophisticate masculine feeling to
the place. Celebrities are a guarantee for those looking to star-watch. The entire club holds just
100.

INDOCHINE
434 State St.
Santa Barbara, CA
Overview:
Indochine is a downtown Santa Barbara hotspot with an Asian flare. The club’s owners made a
trip to Thailand and Shanghai with curators of the Bangkok Museum of Art to find décor and
furniture pieces for their space. The entire space is available for events.

IVAR
6365 Hollywood Blvd.
Hollywood, CA 90028
Overview:
Ivar is a 14,000 sq. ft. warehouse-type space with 25-foot ceilings, exposed beams and plenty of
glass. The space has six round private party spaces with catwalks for go-go dancers, a private
mezzanine, four bar areas and an outdoor patio.

LAX
1714 North Las Palmas Ave.
Hollywood, CA 90028
Overview:
LAX Restaurant and Lounge offers the perfect venue for any fashion show, after party, private or
corporate event. It is a 5,200 sq. ft. space with comfortable booths, Aero-inspired designs, and
two open air patios. The entire space holds up to 325.

LES DEUX
1638 Las Palmas
Hollywood, CA 90028
Overview:
Les Deux is opened once again after closing in 2004. Owners Moor, Malin, and Bitton revived the
club and have brought it back in a big way. The Parisian-inspired main room still features peach-
tinted mirrors, black leather sofas, and Louis XVI candelabras. The Ultra Lounge features a bar
area with a DJ and overhead projection of foreign films. The entire club holds 400.

LOBBY SUPPER CLUB
9077 Santa Monica Blvd.
West Hollywood, CA 90069
Overview:
The 4,500 sq. ft. Lobby Supper Club is another development of Brent Bolthouse and Sam
Nazarian. The lounge and dance club is decorated in the Art Deco style with its elegant lines,
black and white color scheme and elaborate chandelier in the middle of the ceiling. The club
offers several private rooms and areas, two bars and a patio. The entire club holds up to 300
guests.

LEVEL 3
6801 Hollywood Blvd.
Hollywood, CA 90028
Overview:
Level 3 is a 9,000 sq. ft. space located in the Hollywood & Highland complex. It features a huge
dance floor, a full stage with a retractable runway, a green room with ample seating, oversized
video screens, a stage with three beds and a 50-foot bar. The entire space accommodates 300
for seated events and 600 for receptions.

MOOD NIGHTCLUB
6623 North Hollywood Blvd.
Hollywood, CA 90028
Overview:
This 4,800 sq. ft. former office building was transformed by David Judaken into a tropical island
oasis. The club’s Balinese design features exotic colors and textiles, bamboo, batik and wood
accents and Buddha heads behind the bar. DJs rotate nightly as do the celebrity guests.

MOSUN SUSHI & CLUB M
680 South Coast Hwy.
Laguna Beach, CA 92651
Overview:
Mosun & Club M provides an innovative concept of dining and entertainment in Orange County.
The restaurant on the bottom floor offers a menu of sushi, Pan Asian cuisine and specialty
cocktails. The top floor, Club M, is a gothic-like disco pumping high energy music. Décor
includes elegant chandeliers and Victorian gilded mirrors. Weekends feature a DJ spinning top
40 hits, hip-hop and trance.

MONTMARTRE LOUNGE
6757 Hollywood Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90028
Overview:
Montmartre Lounge is the first Hollywood nightclub EVER, opening in the 1920s. The multi-level
space includes multiple dance floors, a lounge area, three bars and a patio. The space also
includes a V.I.P. room with its own dance floor. The lack of signage and the unlisted phone
number only heightens the exclusivity of Montmartre. The club has hosted many exclusive events
and A-list celebrities.

NACIONAL
1645 Wilcox Ave.
Los Angeles, CA 90028
Overview:
The design of this multi-level club is inspired by Cuban architecture in the pre-Castro era. Décor
features travertine marble, ornate wrought-iron railings, and cubist-style furnishings. The space
features a lounge for 350, two full bars, a DJ booth and high-walled outdoor patio.

RED 74
72990 El Paseo
Palm Desert, CA 92260
Overview:
Red 74 is a Palm Springs nightclub with a Vegas feel. The music is provided by DJs spinning
hip-hop, soul, funk, dance and trance. Weekly and nightly specials include free glow sticks for
the ladies. The V.I.P. area includes red cabanas and bottle service. The entire club is available
for events.

RITUAL SUPPER CLUB
1743 Cahuenga Blvd.
Hollywood, CA 90028
Overview:
Located in the Cahuenga Corridor, this restaurant, lounge and dance club has added to the
recent renaissance of new Hollywood. The restaurant offers a Pacific Rim menu by well-known
chef Andy Pastore. It also features a state-of-the-art audio visual system and V.I.P. services.

SHAG
1835 Cahuenga Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90028
Overview:
What was once the club Concorde, this space was bought by nightclub impresario, Shereen
Arazm. After a complete remodel, the space now features Swarovski crystal fixtures, white
lacquered tables, Missoni-upholstered banquettes and a 600 pound Venetian glass chandelier.
The club also features a swanky restaurant and a smoking patio.

STANDARD DOWNTOWN
550 South Flower St.
Los Angeles, CA 90071
Overview:
The Standard Downtown was an instant hit when it opened its doors in 2002. The space includes
a mezzanine loft with full-height windows for 135, a pool terrace, a rooftop pool with vibrating
waterbeds and Astroturf flooring, and two meeting rooms for 90 guests each, named Blonde and
Brunette.

STINGAREE
454 Sixth Ave.
San Diego, CA
Overview:
This tri-level restaurant and nightclub is located in the heart of the San Diego’s Gaslamp Quarter.
The venue offers 22,500 sq. ft. of event space including the first-floor restaurant, a private dining
room, the second-floor mezzanine, the penthouse and the rooftop patio. The rooftop patio
features cabanas and fire pits. The entire venue holds up to 1,500.

SUGAR
1716 North Cahuenga Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90028
Overview:
Located in the Cahuenga Corridor, this intimate lounge and nightclub is promoter exclusive. The
interior features exotic Brazilian wood floors, dark leather couches, rock-candy-like wall art, and
plasma TVs. The space features a lounge with private bottle service, a dance floor with a DJ,
and a cozy smoking room.

THE BEACH ON SUNSET
8240 West Sunset Blvd.
West Hollywood, CA 90046
Overview:
The Beach on Sunset is a 13,000 sq. ft. restaurant and nightclub designed by Rhetroactive.
Opened in 2006, this spacious venue holds up to 600 people. The first floor features warm
yellow-orange wall, red leather couches and patio cabanas. The second floor features a yacht-
like dining room and a lounge with an outdoor deck.

THE FACTORY
652 N. La Peer Dr.
West Hollywood, CA 90069
Overview:
The Factory is a large-scale, high-tech dance club rich in Hollywood history. Located adjacent to
Robertson’s designer district, the club features popular music and A-list DJs regularly. The
Factory’s bar is spacious and features a minimalist design. The space features several different
dance floors featuring all styles of music from pop to electronica.

THE VIPER ROOM
8852 West Sunset Blvd.
West Hollywood, CA 90069
Overview:
This multi-level club opened on the Sunset Strip back in 1993. The club is well known for its
famous investors and big-named performers. The main room features a dance floor, booth
seating, a full bar, and a space for DJs and live performers. There is also an intimate lower level
that is open to the public. The entire club holds up to 250 guests.

ULTRA SUEDE
661 N Robertson Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90069
Overview:
Ultra Suede has recently gone through a complete transformation and now shares a 15,000 sq.
ft. space with the Factory. It features modern design aesthetics giving a futuristic feel without
being cold. The dimly lit back lounge provides plush seating and an intimate dance floor. There
is even a stage perched above the dance floor.

V2O THE VENUE
81 Aquarium Way
Long Beach, CA 90802
Overview:
V2O is a $10 million venue with state-of-the-art technology in sound, lighting and entertainment.
The nightclub features over 30,000 sq. ft. of dining, dancing and entertainment space. The
restaurant boasts of a menu of sushi and Pacific Rim cuisine.

VANGUARD HOLLYWOOD
6021 Hollywood Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90028
Overview:
Once known as Qtopia, the Vanguard is a sexy and energetic club. The multilevel club features
black walls, colored lights, towering speakers, a V.I.P. balcony lounge, and an outdoor patio.
The lounge and patio both feature their own bar. Music ranges from pop and rock to house and
hip-hop. The dance floor is large enough to accommodate 1,100 people.

VAULT 350
350 Pine Ave.
Long Beach, CA 90802
Overview:
Vault 350 is a 28,000 sq. ft. restaurant, bar and nightclub. The multilevel space was once a bank
building from the 20s. It features a mezzanine, a private lounge and a stage with fifty-foot
projection screens. The entire club holds up to 1,500 people.

LIVE PERFORMANCE VENUES

BAR 107
107 West Fourth St.
Los Angeles, CA 90013
Overview:
Bar 107 has the feeling of a New York or Chicago club. The place features live rock and jazz
bands as well as DJs. The club has 20-foot ceilings, 4 private rooms, a dance floor and an
outdoor smoking patio.

B.B. KING BLUES CLUB
1000 Universal Center Drive, Suite 222
Universal City, CA 91608
Overview:
This music venue offers not only Blues but Funk, Gospel, R&B, Rock and Soul. It sits at the
edge of Universal Citywalk with city views all around. This bustling, high energy supper club
offers American Regional, Cajun/Creole cuisine. There is a vast sea of tables but you must order
an entrée if seated at one

BELLY UP TAVERN
143 South Cedros Ave.
Solana Beach, CA 92075
Overview:
This 10,000 sq. ft. club is one of the best live music venues on the West Coast, according to
Rolling Stone magazine. The main club has a dance floor that holds 400 for seated events and
600 for receptions. The club, the adjacent restaurant and the parking lot, which can be tented,
hold a total of 1,500.

BIGFOOT LODGE
3172 Los Feliz Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90039
Overview:
This homey, nature promoting lodge is located in Los Angeles’ Eastside. Décor features wood
paneling, wooden booths, national park signs, forest and mountain references and non-
functioning fireplaces. DJs and live bands are regular playing musical styles from punk and
garage rock to rockabilly.

BORDELLO
901 East 1st St.
Los Angeles, CA 90012
Overview:
Located on a gritty strip of Little Tokyo, the former Little Pedro’s has been recreated into its
original state as a brothel. Gothic touches are evident from the cathedral-like stage, gilded
woodwork, and deep red walls. The venue serves as a live music lounge for up-and-coming local
musicians and hipsters.

GEORGE’S ON FIFTH
835 Fifth Ave.
San Diego, CA 92101
Overview:
George’s on Fifth, or G5, is located in the 1888 Louis Bank Building in the Gaslamp Quarter. Its
elegant, ornate Victorian architecture easily makes it one of the most beautiful structures in the
district. The multilevel dining room serves up Prime Angus beef, veal, pork chops, Maine lobster,
sushi-grade ahi and more. The Wyatt Earp Room hosts parties of up to 24.

HOLLYWOOD PALLADIUM
6215 Sunset Blvd.
Hollywood, CA 90028
Overview:
This 1940s music venue was created by Frank Sinatra and the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra. The
40,700 sq. ft. space has hosted acts like the Stones, Jimi Hendrix, and the Grateful Dead. It has
also been the venue of choice for many award shows and political conventions. The main floor
holds 3,500 for receptions and offers computerized bar stations and high-tech sound systems.

HOUSE OF BLUES ANAHEIM
1530 South Disneyland Drive
Anaheim, CA 92802
Overview:
Located in Downtown Disney, this Orange County venue holds up to 1,500. The restaurant serves
up Southern-style cooking while the performers serve up music of all styles. The restaurant and
club hold 150 each while the Bourbon Street Patio holds 50 for seated events and 100 for
receptions.

IVAN KANE’S FORTY DEUCE
5574 Melrose Ave.
Hollywood, CA 90038
Overview:
Ivan Kane’s Forty Deuce helped revived burlesque in Hollywood. The 1,500 sq. ft. club features
exposed brick walls, red leather booths and a raised stage. The club is available for full buyouts
and will provide bartenders, dancers, a jazz group and a DJ.

JIMMY LOVE’S
672 Fifth Ave.
San Diego, CA 92101
Overview:
Jimmy Love’s is a restaurant and bar located in the heart of San Diego’s Gaslamp Quarter. It
offers one of the most creative and contemporary American menus in San Diego. Jimmy Love’s
occupies two floors of the well restored 19th century “Old City Hall” building. The entire space
holds 600 and offers live music every night of the week.

MUSIC BOX AT FONDA
6126 Hollywood Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90028
Overview:
Music Box at Fonda is a converted movie house from the 1920s. It has become one of L.A.’s
most popular venues for mid-sized concerts. It has hosted names like Lily Allen and the Yeah
Yeah Yeahs. It features a general admission main floor, a seated mezzanine, and a downstairs
mosh pit. The outdoor rooftop patio comes with cabanas and couches for lounging as well as
several bars. The entire space holds 1,200.

ON BROADWAY EVENT CENTER
615 Broadway
San Diego, CA 92101
Overview:
On Broadway Event Center is located in the heart of downtown San Diego. It features three
lounges, Belo, Deco’s and Karma, specifically created for corporate events. Each room is
equipped with state-of-the-art audiovisual and lighting features. One interesting element of the
complex is the 1920s bank building vault, which has been transformed into a banquet room. It
features vibrantly colored booths, hand-painted mural surfaces and an outdoor dance floor.

ONYX
852 Fifth Ave.
San Diego, CA 92101
Overview:
This subterranean club is in a historic 1920’s building rumored to have been a speakeasy. Onyx
still has that kind of vibe, especially in the main bar, with its low ceilings, dim lights, and red
chairs scattered around the room. There’s a back room for live jazz or, when there’s a DJ, a
dance club. Together the rooms hold 300.

ROXY THEATER
9009 Sunset Blvd
West Hollywood, CA 90069
Phone: (310) 278-9457
Overview:
The Roxy Theater opened in 1973 and is one of the most influential and legendary venues in the
country. Neil Young was the opening act for the club so many decades ago. Since then, the club
has hosted such big names as Bruce Springsteen, Miles Davis, Jane’s Addiction, Pearl Jam and
Guns N’ Roses. Other entertainment includes comedy shows, performance art and stage
performances. It features an open dance floor, booth seating, food and a draft bar.

SAFARI SAM’S
5214 West Sunset Blvd.
Hollywood, CA 90027
Overview:
This two-story venue offers a full-service restaurant, two full bars and a mezzanine. The club
often showcases local and touring bands, a theater troupe, poetry reading, cabaret and
vaudeville groups. The second floor of the space can be rented for private events and holds
125. The entire club can hold up to 4,000.

SPOTLIGHT 29 CASINO
46-200 Harrison Place
Coachella, CA 92236
Overview:
This Indian casino features two venues for live music, the Spotlight Showroom and the Blue Bar.
The Spotlight Showroom has hosted names like En Vogue, Kool & the Gang and the Brian
Setzer Orchestra and seats 2,200. The Blue Bar and Lounge is a more intimate space with nightly
DJs or smaller musical acts.

THE GIG HOLLYWOOD
7302 Melrose Ave
Los Angeles, CA 90046
Overview:
This live music space is located in the heart of L.A.’s nightlife. However, it lacks the look-at-me
atmosphere of most surrounding clubs. Its popularity is due to its excellent service, comfortable
seating and a great sound system. It’s a great intimate venue for checking out new talent.

VENTURA THEATER
26 South Chestnut St.
Ventura, CA
Overview:
This historic Mission-style theater has hosted the likes of No Doubt and Bruce Springsteen. The
club features several bars and a ballroom and can hold up to 1,200 for receptions and 200 for
seated events.

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