Happy Hour/Cheap Eats in Downtown L.A.
Hey all! I'm looking for some good happy hour/cheap eats in the downtown area, like my post says. I've been to Wokcano for early happy hour (4-7pm) and Cole's every now and then, but am looking for more places that have early and late happy hour deals in the area. I'm looking for places that are in $4-6 price range, that economy ya know! Lemme know what suggestions you all have! Thanks :-)
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7 Bar & Restaurant is about as cheap as it gets. Everything on the happy hour menu is $4. And they have plenty of drink specials. It's a small lounge on the corner of 7th & Grand (across the street from Bottega Louie) and is a very low-key vibe with sports and/or movies playing on the huge projection screen. It's my favorite place downtown.
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Pitfire Pizza used to have 50% off food 5-7 pm, don't know if they still do? But I used to eat $5 pizzas after drinking 35 cent cocktail at The Edison. Ahh, good times.
Edison now also has $5 bar food though 1 order isn't quite enough for dinner (reviewed it here http://gourmetpigs.blogspot.com/2010/...
)Drago Centro has some (4 I think?) drinks that are always $5 - no matter when - including Manhattan, Aviation. I think they have all night cheap eats too.
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Pitfire Pizza
108 W 2nd St, Los Angeles, CA 90012Drago Centro
525 S. Flower St., Suite 120, Los Angeles, CA 90071›1 Reply -
Drago Centro has an all night long small bites menu in the bar with drinks.
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Drago Centro
525 S. Flower St., Suite 120, Los Angeles, CA 90071›4 Replies -
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Late night menu at rivera, cocktails and food are cheaper, but i guess the a little more then $4-6
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re: aventinus
The chips may be good, but I think there's a big drop off from there. Salsa OK. Guac, not so good. Actually, and this is not a knock, the best chips I've had lately are the housemade ones they sell at Whole Foods. Not cheap, but really good.
As for other restaurants, let's recall that Ciudad, Rivera, Serenata, and even Grand Central are all within shouting distance. Casa seems more like a meet and greet place than a real restaurant.
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Ciudad
445 S Figueroa St Ste 100, Los Angeles, CA 90071-
re: mc michael
Well I'll just go out on a limb and say I like Casa more than all of the places you listed. I'm not saying the food is great, but it's more than decent. And if I may indulge in some edgy criticism, I'd say that Ciudad and Rivera are more scene places than real restaurants. I've had 5-10 meals at Ciudad and have yet to eat anything noteworthy there.
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Ciudad
445 S Figueroa St Ste 100, Los Angeles, CA 90071
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You might be interested in the new Cork Bar which has both early and late happy hours:
http://www.corkbar.com/events.html›5 Replies-
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re: Servorg
Servorg: I'm not sure if this info is the most up-to-date regarding Corkbar, but I came across this announcement recently:
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re: slowrider
I usually tell people to avoid McCormicks because they dont have happy hour drink specials and the food is mediocre at best, although it is inexpensive. Wielands is ok but its located underground in a foodcourt setting if im not mistaken so you cant enjoy the weather.
I recommend Library Bar.
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re: tj442x
Have run into this problem as well, but it's not unreasonable. Now I switch rides & and bring the scooter with the top case instead of the sport bike. I think, for the ambiance + the ridiculous HH (food + beer for $10, AND the $.35 first cocktail), it's worth it.
The other option is, of course, to use a helmet lock.
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re: Servorg
OMG TJ, that is so foul. I've never heard of that actually happening in LA but...
Being good Angelenos, TJ & I both think paying for coach check is as blasphemous as valeting. It'd also defeat the purpose of saving $ by riding instead of driving.
Again, top case is your friend dude. Mine may look ugly, but it holds 2 FF lids.
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